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Page 1: User Guide
ISE2 Washing Machine user guide Installation Use and Advice, help and setting care of your and trouble- up your machine shooting machine guide... - Page 2 ISE2 Washing Machine Dear customer, Thank you for choosing your ISE washing machine, we hope it offers you many years of outstanding results and reliable service. We would like you to be aware of how to correctly use the machine as it may differ from the...
- Page 3 Pages 16-19 How to use the machine Section4: Safety & Security Pages 20-21 The safety features of your ISE machine and how to use the security features Section5: Care & Maintenance Pages 22-23 General care of your machine Section6: Troubleshooting Guide...
- Page 4 Section 1: Installation transit Please pay attention to the following instructions before using your washing machine. Failure to install the machine correctly may result in irreperable dam- age which is not covered by your warranty. If you are unsure do not proceed and call an appliance engineer or installer.
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Page 5: Water Connection
Suitable Installation Surroundings It is important that you adhere to the following guidelines to get optimal noise and vibration reduction from your machine: • The machine should be installed on a solid surface* • The machine should not be installed on thick carpet or a loose carpet/flooring such as a rug, carpet tiles however are acceptable if properly fixed •... -
Page 6: Drainage Connection
Drainage Connection The machine should be connected using the fixed 1.5M drain hose to a suitable drain- water out age point on your home plumbing. If this is not available or seems unsuitable you may require a plumber to alter your drainage point to suit an automatic washing machine. Should you require an extended drain hose to reach the drain point the maximum advisable length of hose is 2.5M, extending any further than this may cause issues with draining. -
Page 7: Levelling The Machine
Mains Votage Connection Your machine requires a UK 13A standard plug point from which to draw power and power is pre-fitted with a standard 13A plugtop which is moulded onto the power lead. Wherever possible this should be inserted directly to a suitable plug point and not an extension lead or suchlike. - Page 8 Section 2: Programs In this section we will deal with the various programs and functions of the washing machine and take you through it step by step. Please feel free to use this guide as a reference and doing so will ensure that you get the best possible results from your machine.
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Page 9: Cycle Times
Now that you know what section of the dial is used for what type of fabric it becomes guide easy to select the program that you desire to use within each section. On the ISE2 this mainly falls down to simply selecting the temperature of wash that you require and pressing the start button. - Page 10 To combat this the ISE2 has two programs that we recommend for everday use which do complete faster, the ECO wash and the “40° mix” with the mixed wash being the best choice for many everyday loads.
- Page 11 cotton 60°C This is the standard cotton 60°C cycle and is the best program for most cottons, especially if worn next to the skin or used in bedding which is not too dirty. Using this program for bedding also ensures that almost all mites are destroyed. Uses detergent compartment 2 Ideal for: Medium soiled cotton or linen textiles and bedding Can be used with: Full load -...
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Page 12: Quick Wash
cotton 30°C The cotton 30°C cycle should only be used when suitablely rated detergents are used, please see your detergent packaging too see if this is the case. Uses detergent compartment 2 Ideal for: Slightly soiled cotton or linen textiles including coloured items Can be used with: Full load - Approximate cycle time: 117 minutes quick wash... - Page 13 Synthetic Washes Synthetic washes for man made fibres are also known as acrylics on some older gar- synthetic ments and require a more gentle wash action than most cotton based fabrics. There- fore these washes have a lower agitation speed and are more gentle in the washing process.
- Page 14 synthetic 40°C The synthetic 40°C cycle is the most common synthetic cycle used and should suit most everyday synthetic or mixed fibre garments. Uses detergent compartment 2 Ideal for: Medium soiled synthetic or mixed synthetic textiles including coloured items Can be used with: Half load - Approximate cycle time: 81 minutes sport wash Another special program that has been designed to clean sports wear such as track-...
- Page 15 Delicate Washes Often delicate items, especially machine washable wool or wool mixed fabrics, require delicates an even more gentle wash than the synthetic washes in order to give the best possible care for you clothes. These programs have a still lower drum agitation and so are gen- teler to your clothes and none will heat above 30°C or offer the full spin speed, all these programs will spin at the lower speed.
- Page 16 handwash You can use the special handwash cycle to clean garments that are marked as being for handwash only thus saving you the need to handwash any items. However, particular care must be paid to the detergent requirments for each fabric type, please refer to the fabric care label on the garment for more information.
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Page 17: Additional Programs
Additional Programs additonal Often delicate items, especially machine washable wool or wool mixed fabrics, require an even more gentle wash than the synthetic washes in order to give the best possible care for you clothes. These programs have a still lower drum agitation and so are gen- teler to your clothes and none will heat above 30°C or offer the full spin speed, all these programs will spin at the lower speed. - Page 18 Laundry Symbols symbols All clothing manufactured has laundry symbols on the garment’s labelling that will give an indication of the recommendations for washing without causign damage to the garments as well as extending the life of them. Washed incorrectly some items may become damaged in a few washes or it could take many for the item to become dam- aged.
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Page 19: First Use
This section is all about how to use your machine and offers advice on getting the most from your ISE. First Use When your machine is delivered you may find that there is some residual water from factory testing in the machine, this is nothing to be concerned about and is perfectly normal. -
Page 20: Important Notes
Laundry Sorting & Detergents The very first thing to do is sort your laundry into white/lights, separate coloured or dark items and articles that require special treatments, such as wool or hand wash clothing. This is essential to prevent dye transfer and to keep your clothes looking good for longer. -
Page 21: Detergent Drawer
This shows the correct amount of space that is required to obtain the optimal results from your ISE and, loaded correctly with the correct detergent being used your ma- chine will deliver great washing results. -
Page 22: Starting The Machine
Starting The Machine Once you have loaded the machine and placed the detergent in the correct compart- ment of the soap drawer or placed the detergent in the drum you are ready to close the door and select your desired program. Should the door not be closed correctly or hindered in some way the safety features of the machine will not allow it to start and if this should happen then the start/pause light will blink to indicate that the door is not correctly closed. - Page 23 Section 4: Safety & Security safety Your ISE washing machine has several safety and security features built in in order to protect your clothing, children and the machine itself. It is important that you familiar- ise yourself with these features...
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Page 24: Child Lock
All ISE washing machines feature a child lock for safety purposes. safety On the ISE2 series the child lock prevents children from making any changes to the program or settings whilst the machine is running. Child lock is activated by pressing the first (Start/Pause) and third button (Extra Rinse) on the control panel at the same time for more than 3 sec. -
Page 25: Pump Filter
Section 5: Care & Maintenance care Taking a little care and regularly cleaning your machine will ensure a longer life and better performance. Soap Drawer The soap drawer can easily be removed for cleaning pur- poses, simply press the blue lock in the softener compart- ment as shown and pull the drawer out. - Page 26 To access the filter the lower kickplate has to be care removed. To do this simply push gently upwards and pull the kickplate toward you. This should allow the kickplate to be removed easily and without any damage. Once the kickplate is removed the filter can be unscrewed and removed to clean it.
- Page 27 Section 5: Troubleshooting help Very often simple problems are easily rectified often without any need for a service engineer to visit. Should you encounter any behaviour that you feel is unusual or not normal in some way please pay particular attention to this section before contacting a service centre.
- Page 28 Very often simple problems are easily rectified often without any need for a service engineer to visit. Should you encounter any behaviour that you feel is unusual or not normal in some way please pay particular attention to this section before contacting a help service centre.
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Page 29: Error Codes
Error Codes Should a fault or error be detected your machine will display this by flashing the lights help as shown below. Error 01 Start/Pause Flashes The door is not detected as being closed, close the door. Error 02 Program Ready Flashes Low water level, ensure that water supply is okay Error 03 Start/Pause &... - Page 30 ISE Limited 19-21 Nursery Street, Kilmarnock, Scotland 0845 226 1268 www.iseappliances.co.uk...
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