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EN

FILTER CLEANING

The washing-machine is equipped with a special filter to
retain large foreign matter which could clog up the drain,
such as coins, buttons, etc. These can, therefore, easily be
recovered. The procedures for cleaning the filter are as
follows:

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Ease off the base as shown in fig.

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Use the base as a tray to collect leftover water in filter.

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Turn the filter anticlockwise till it stops in vertical position.

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Remove and clean.

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After cleaning, replace by turning the notch on the end of

the filter clockwise. Then follow all procedures described
above in reverse order.

REMOVALS OR LONG PERIODS WHEN THE MACHINE IS LEFT
STANDING

For eventual removals or when the machine is left standing for
long periods in unheated rooms, the drain hose should be
emptied of all remaining water.

The appliance must be switched off and unplugged. A bowl is
needed. Detach the drainage hose from the clamp and
lower it over the bowl until all the water is removed.

Repeat the same operation with the water inlet hose.

Please note:
It is normal for the programme selector dial to move only from one stage of washing programme to another
and not show any movement in-between – so at certain periods, the dial will stay still.
An electronic device is controlling the exact movement of the timer.

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CHAPTER 13

EN

FAULT

If the fault should persist, contact a Candy Technical Assistance Centre. For prompt servicing, give the model of
the washing machine, to be found on the label placed on the cabinet inside of the porthole or on the
guarantee certificate.

Important
1 The use of environment friendly detersives without phosphates may produce the following effects:

- The discharge rinse water may result cloudier due to the presence of zeolites in suspension. This does not

compromise the efficiency of the rinses.

- The presence of white powder (zeolites) on the washing at the end of the washing cycle. This does not

remain incorporated in the fabric and does not alter the colour.

- The presence of foam in the last rinse water which is not necessarily a sign of inadequate rinsing.
- The non-ionic surface-active agents present in the composition of washing machine detersives are often

difficult to remove from the washing itself and, even in small quantities, may produce visible signs of the
formation of foam.

- Carrying out further rinses, in cases such as this, is not useful.

2 If your washing machine fails to function, carry out the above-mentioned checks before calling the Candy

Technical Assistance Service.

1. Does not function

on any
programme

2. Does not load

water

3. Does not discharge

water

4. Water on floor

around washing
machine

5. Does not spin

6. Strong vibrations

during spin

Mains plug not plugged in

Mains switch not on

No power

Electric circuit fuses failure

Load door open

See cause 1

Inlet tap turned off

Timer not set correctly

Discharge tube bent

Odd material blocking filter

Leak from the washer between the tap
and inlet tube

The washing machine has not
discharged water

“No spin” setting (some models only)

Washing machine not perfectly level

Transport bracket not removed

Washing load not evenly distributed

Insert plug

Turn on mains switch

Check

Check

Close load door

Check

Turn on water inlet tap

Set timer on correct position

Straighten discharge tube

Check filter

Replace washer and tighten the tube
on the tap

Wait a few minutes until the machine
discharges water

Turn the programme dial onto spin 
setting

Adjust special feet

Remove transport bracket

Distribute the washing evenly

CAUSE

REMEDY

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Page 26: ...chosen the quality durability and high performance that this washing machine offers Candy is also able to offer a vast range of other household appliances washing machines dishwashers washer dryers c...

Page 27: ...tact your nearest Candy Centre SPEDIRE TRATTENERE A B C EUROPE Dovunque tu sia E D CHAPTER 2 GUARANTEE The appliance is supplied with a guarantee certificate which allows free use of the Technical Ass...

Page 28: ...chnical Assistance Centre for any repairs and ask for original Candy spare parts Avoidance of these norms may compromise the safety of the appliance Should the supply cord mains cable be demaged this...

Page 29: ...all inside the machine 3 By tilting the machine remove the above mentioned plastic spacers 4 Stop the holes using the plugs that you will find inside the bag containing the instruction booklet WARNING...

Page 30: ...et of corrugated material on the bottom as shown in picture Connect the fill hose to the tap The appliance must be connected to the water mains using new hose sets The old hose sets should not be reus...

Page 31: ...peed from 400 r p m to the maximum possible speed The button reduces spin speed to 400 r p m EXTRA RINSE BUTTON By pressing the EXTRA RINSE button even the slightest residue of detersive is removed fr...

Page 32: ...re advised for each type of wash WARNING THIS TEMPERATURE MUST NEVER BE EXCEEDED TIMER KNOB FOR WASH PROGRAMMES IMPORTANT ALWAYS ROTATE THE KNOB IN A CLOCKWISE DIRECTION NEVER IN AN ANTI CLOCKWISE DIR...

Page 33: ...t the washing machine has 3 different programme bands according to wash cycle temperature and lenght of cycle see table of washing cycle programmes 1 Resistants Fabrics The programmes have been design...

Page 34: ...before washing to reduce the necessity of a hot wash programme Save up to 50 energy by using a 60 C wash programme CHAPTER 9 THE PRODUCT IMPORTANT When washing heavy rugs bed spreads and other heavy...

Page 35: ...t is recommended the load is reduced to 3 kg maximum In programmes shown in the wash guide automatic bleaching is possible by pouring the liquid bleach into the detergent draw Programmes according to...

Page 36: ...sensible reduction in washing times Let us suppose that the washing consists of HEAVILY SOILED COTTON tough stains should be removed with the special cream When only a limited number of articles have...

Page 37: ...ed articles FOR ALL TYPES OF WASH CONSULT THE PROGRAMME TABLE AND FOLLOW THE OPERATIONS IN THE ORDER INDICATED cl cl CHAPTER 12 CLEANING AND ROUTINE MAINTENANCE Do not use abrasives spirits and or dil...

Page 38: ...discharge rinse water may result cloudier due to the presence of zeolites in suspension This does not compromise the efficiency of the rinses The presence of white powder zeolites on the washing at th...

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