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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Pages Unpacking your machine................4 & 5 Installing the machine ................5 & 6 Connecting up your machine ..............6 & 7 Fabric care symbols .................. Sorting the washing..................Fabric care advice ..................Dealing with difficult stains ................ Loading the laundry and the washing powder/liquid ........ Selecting a wash programme ..............12 to 14 Automatic safety devices ................ -
Page 4: Unpacking Your Machine
Unpacking your machine BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO USE THE MACHINE, YOU MUST FOLLOW THE PROCEDURE DESCRIBED BELOW These operations involve removing the metal transit bracket and the blocks which immobilise the tank of your machine during the transportation, as well as the supports which hold up the hoses and the electric cable. -
Page 5: Installing The Machine
Unpacking your machine ➀ 5 - Remove the block that immobilises the 6 - Lift up the hoses support clamps drum and tub (Diagram 3). do not fall to block the holes using ➁ To do this: plugs (provided in the accessories - raise the machine lid;... -
Page 6: Connecting Up Your Machine
Installing the machine Moving the machine Diagram 6 using the castors To extend the castors, move the lever at the bottom of the machine from right to left (Diagram 6). The machine should not be used while standing on its "front" castors: do not forget to return the lever to its original position. -
Page 7: Power Supply
Connecting up your machine Waste water drain For your own safety, please follow these instructions Connect up the drain hose, after fitting the hose hook supplied in the machine (Diagram 8.1): Power supply • either placing into a laundry tub The electrical installation must comply with Australian standards and the requirements •... -
Page 8: Fabric Care Symbols
Fabric care symbols To help you care for your clothes, they have a label summarising the information necessary. These are expressed as symbols: WASH BLEACH Maximum temperature: 95°C - Normal mechanical action - Normal rinse - Normal spin - Reduced mechanical action Dilute, cold bleach No bleach - Rinse at decreasing temperature... -
Page 9: Sorting The Washing
Sorting the washing Refer to the table on the previous page for sorting your washing and choose the programme appropriate to the labels. For mixed loads, use the programme for the most delicate clothes. For new items, take the precaution of checking that the fabric won’t run: see "Colour test"... -
Page 10: Dealing With Difficult Stains
Dealing with difficult stains Marks from sweat, blood, fruit, wine, chocolate, etc. generally disappear with detergents containing biological ingredients, but other stains need specific treatment before going in the machine. First of all, test the material in a place not too visible and rinse freely. If you apply a stain remover, always begin at the outside of the stain to avoid rings. -
Page 11: Loading The Laundry And The Washing Powder/Liquid
Loading the laundry and the washing powder/liquid Proceed as follow: Amount of detergent to be used Opening the machine pre-wash main wash Normal washing 140 ml 300 ml • Ensure that the "On / Off" button is released. powders • Raise the opening handle. The lid will open. 180 ml Liquid detergents •... -
Page 12: Selecting The Spinning Speed
Selecting a wash programme PROGRAMMES SPIN SPEED STOP MANUFACTURED BY 1 - Prewash Synthetic 5kg - Washer 2 - Wash 1000 3 - Rinse Slightly Very 4 - Spin dirty dirty 90 C 1100 Drain r.p.m. Cold Full drum stop Cotton Wool TEMPERATURES... - Page 13 Selecting a wash programme Draining only Vidange seule Select this option if you want your This function reduces the washing washing to drip-dry. The programme and rinsing time in all programmes ends without a spinning phase. and limits the temperature: •...
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Page 14: Selecting A Wash Programme
Selecting a wash programme Starting the machine Mise en marche de la Check that the power cable is plugged You can then open the lid and remove in and the water inlet tap open. your laundry. Programme your machine and then You should also release any other press in the "On/Off"... -
Page 15: Programme Examples
Programme examples SPIN PRE- PROGRAMMES TEMPERATURES WASH RINSES DURATION SPEED WASH 02 : 35 Cotton 1 Cotton 90° with prewash 02 : 15 Cotton 90° Cotton 2 02 : 10 Cotton 60° Cotton 2 00 : 25 Cotton 3 Rinsing, spinning cotton max. -
Page 16: Cleaning The Detergent Compartment
Routine maintenance Cleaning the detergent For cleaning all plastics parts (control compartment panels, plinth, etc.): use only a cloth moistened with water. Clean the detergent compartment regularly. Do not use any of the following: To do this: • abrasive powders - Press simultaneously on the buttons at •... -
Page 17: Periodic Checks
If you find any splits in the hoses, however minor, do not hesitate to replace them with identical hoses that can be obtained from Kleenmaid Spare Parts. It is necessary to check that the hose... -
Page 18: Routine Maintenance
Routine maintenance Alternate emptying method Diagram 17 If, after an incident, you have to empty the machine, proceed as follows (Diagram 17): ➀ ➀ - open the door at the front of the machine. To do this: • insert a screwdriver as indicated on the diagram •... -
Page 19: Possible Incidents
Possible incidents Incidents may occasionally occur when you are using your washing machine: if so, check the following points. The washing machine does not The machine does not empty or work - the clothes are not properly spun check: check: •... -
Page 20: Warranty And Service
Please complete the enclosed warranty card and post it to us or phone our After Sales Service. KLEENMAID AFTER SALES SERVICE 1 300 652 100 FOR SERVICE ASSISTANCE Please contact the Kleenmaid After Sales Service on 1 300 652 100 for assistance. 39576.04 - 0500...
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