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ENGLISH
TECHNICAL PASSPORT
Electric oven
INSTRUCTIONS FOR
WASHING MACHINES
Preparations before Washing
Sort clothes
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Don’t exceed the rated washing
capacity of the selected program;
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Take out all foreign matters in
the clothes such as clips, coins etc to
prevent damaging the clothes and the
machine;
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Tie a knot, close the fasteners,
zip and sew the opening. For the
smallarticles (handkerchiefs, gloves
and socks etc), easily wrapped and
worn clothes, please put them in the
filter screen for washing. The weight of
the clothes in the filter screen cannot
be more than 400 g, and they shall be
washed together with those that are
not put in the filter screen.
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Don’t wash them independently;
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The big and small clothes are put
in proper proportion;
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When the door is closed, don’t
place the clothes between the door and
the sealing ring.
Put clothes in classification
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Classify the clothes according
to the washing information provided
by the manufacturer such as washing
label, type, color and stipulated washing
temperature etc.
Routine Maintenance
NOTE
Notice:
Beware of scalding danger!
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Proceed after the hot water in
the machine cools for the avoidance of
scald;
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The tap shall
be turned off!
Clean draining
pump (once every six
months suggested)
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Unscrew the
filter and pay attention
to the remaining water,
taking out any foreign
material from the drain
pump filter;
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Open the filter
cover with tools such
as coins according to
the direction of the
graphic;
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Reinstall
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Turn off the tap,
remove the inlet hose
from the tap, and scrub
the filter screen with a
small brush;
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Screw off the
inlet hose from the
back of the machine,
pull out the filter
screen with nipper
pliers, and mount gain
after cleaning;
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Connect the
inlet hose again, turn
on the tap and check
to make sure no water
leakage.
Clean the filter screen in the
inlet (once every six months
suggested)
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