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• Main wash only

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• Pre Wash + Main Wash

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• Do not exceed the maximum fill line.

Overfilling can cause early dispensing of the
fabric softener which could stain clothes.
Close the dispenser drawer slowly.

• Do not leave the fabric softener in the detergent

drawer for more than 2 days.
(Fabric softener could be harden)

• Softener will automatically be added during

the last rinse cycle.

• Do not open the drawer when water is supplied.

• Solvents(benzene, etc) should not be used.

The dispenser drawer

Adding fabric softener

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Adding detergent and fabric softener

WARNING

• Keep all washing detergents away from

children

as there is danger of poisoning.

• Too much detergent, bleach or softener

may cause an overflow.

• Be sure to use the appropriate amount of

detergent.

NOTE

• Do not pour fabric softener directly on the clothes.

Adding detergent

Summary of Contents for F F6RDS2 Series

Page 1: ... F6RDS2 MFL68005510 Before beginning installation read these instructions carefully This will simplify installation and ensure that the washer is installed correctly and safely Leave these instructions near the washer after installation for future reference ...

Page 2: ...lay 22 Turbo wash 22 Dry 23 Drying Automatic guide 23 Manual Drying time guide 24 Completion of Drying 24 Child Lock 25 Tub Clean 26 Door Lock 26 Thank you for buying a LG Fully Automatic Washing Machine Please read your owner s manual carefully it provides instruction on safe installation use and maintenance Retain it for future reference Record the model and serial number of your washing machine...

Page 3: ...and washing time to minimize energy and water consumption Built in heater Internal heater automatically heats the water to the best temperature on selected cycles Protection against creases With the alternating rotation of the drum creasing is minimized 6 Motion Washer is able to perform various drum actions or a combination of different actions depending on the wash program selected Combined with...

Page 4: ...anual and on your appliance Always read and obey all safety messages This is the safety alert symbol This symbol alerts you to potential hazards that can kill or hurt you and others All safety messages will follow the safety alert symbol and either the word DANGER WARNING or CAUTION These words mean WARNING You may be slightly injured or cause damage to the product if you do not follow instruction...

Page 5: ...ntil the drum has completely stopped The laundry process can reduce the flame retardant of fabrics To avoid such a result carefully follow the garment manufacturer s wash and care instructions Do not wash or dry articles that have been cleaned in washed in soaked in or spotted with combustible or explosive substances such as wax oil paint gasoline degreasers dry cleaning solvents kerosene etc whic...

Page 6: ... qualified electrician or serviceman if you are in doubt as to whether the appliance is properly grounded Do not modify the plug provided with the appliance if it does not fit the outlet have a proper outlet installed by a qualified electrician GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS This appliance must be grounded In the event of malfunction or breakdown grounding will reduce the risk of electric shock by providi...

Page 7: ...y cleaned in washed in soaked in or spotted with petrol gasoline dry cleaning solvents or other flammable or explosive substances should not be placed in a tumble dryer Highly flammable substances commonly used in domestic environments include acetone denatured alcohol petrol gasoline kerosene spot removers some brands turpentine waxes and was removers Items containing foam rubber also known as la...

Page 8: ...eet Name Front loading washing machine Power supply 220 240 V 50 Hz Size 686 mm W x 767 mm D x 982 mm H Weight 94 kg Wash capacity Max Watt 15 kg 2000 2200 W Dry capacity Max Watt 9 kg 2100 2300 W Spin speed Extra Low Low Medium High Extra High Permissible water pressure 1 0 10 kgf cm2 100 1000 kPa The appearance and specifications may vary without notice to improve the quality of the unit Accesso...

Page 9: ...e the holes with the caps supplied To prevent internal damage during transport the 4 special bolts are locked Before operating the washer remove the bolts along with the rubber bungs If they are not removed it may cause heavy vibration noise and malfunction Removing transit bolts Installation WARNING Packaging material e g Films Styrofoam can be dangerous for children There is a risk of suffocatio...

Page 10: ...eet using the transit bolt spanner provided ensuring the appliance is stable and a clearance of approximately 20mm is left between the top of the washer and the underside of any work top This equipment is not designed for maritime use or for use in a mobile installations such as caravans aircraft etc Do not use an extension cord or double adapter If the supply cord is damaged it must be replaced b...

Page 11: ...nce indicates damage or deterioration unplug it discontinue use of the appliance and have the cord replaced with an exact replacement part by an authorized servicer Protect the power cord from physical or mechanical abuse such as being twisted kinked pinched closed in a door or walked upon Pay particular attention to plugs wall outlets and the point where the cord exits the appliance If the applia...

Page 12: ...ertight connection Tighten the adapter ring plate and the 4 screws 3 Push the water supply hose vertically upwards so that the rubber packing within the hose can adhere completely to the tap and then tighten it by screwing it to the right Upper connector Rubber packing Plate Water supply hose Fixing screw Type B Connecting Screw type hose to tap without thread Type A Connecting Screw type hose to ...

Page 13: ...nsion tap Square tap Ring plate Guide plate Latch plate Type C Connecting one touch type hose to tap without thread Step3 Connect hose to washer Make sure that there are no kinks in the hose and that they are not crushed Installation NOTE After completing connection if water leaks from the hose repeat the same steps Use the most conventional type of faucet for water supply In case the faucet is sq...

Page 14: ... hose correctly will protect the floor from damage due to water leakage If the drain hose is too long do not force back into the washer This will cause abnormal noise When installing the drain hose to a sink secure it tightly with string Securing the drain hose correctly will protect the floor from damage due to water leakage Hose Retainer Tie strap Laundry tub max 100 cm max 100 cm ...

Page 15: ...that the appliance is perfectly level use a spirit level 1 Leveling the washing machine properly prevents excessive noise and vibration Install the appliance on a solid and level floor surface preferably in a corner of the room Leveling Once the washer is level tighten the lock nuts up towards the base of the washer All lock nuts must be tightened Raise Lower Lock Nut Tighten all 4 locknuts secure...

Page 16: ...commend you place rubber cups under each foot under washer at least 15mm thick secured to at least 2 floor beams with screws If possible install the washer in one of the corners of the room where the floor is more stable Fit the rubber cups to reduce vibration You can obtain the rubber cups 4620ER4002B from the LG spares dept Rubber Cup NOTE Proper placement and leveling of the washer will ensure ...

Page 17: ...to 18 page 3 Press the Power button 4 Select a Program Refer to 19 21 page 5 Add detergent Refer to 27 28 page 6 Press the Start Pause button Select options at this time Refer to 22 26 page Options Other functions Additional Program Dry Child Lock Tub Clean Door Lock How to use washer ...

Page 18: ...the best results sort clothes into loads that can be washed with the same wash cycle Water temperature and spin speed and different fabrics need to be washed in different ways Always sort dark colors from pale colors and whites Wash separately as dye and lint transfer can occur causing discolouration of white etc If possible do not wash heavily soiled items with lightly soiled one Soil Heavy Norma...

Page 19: ...et This cycle is for large items such as bed cover pillows sofa covers etc Cotton bedding except special garments delicates wool silk etc with filling duvets pillows blankets sofa covers with light filling Cold Wash Low power washing Cotton underwear pillow covers bed sheets Large items such as blanket and comforters Bedding Care Enables to wash wool fabrics Please use detergent for machinewashabl...

Page 20: ...ater Temperature Select water temperature to suit wash cycles Always follow garment manufacture s care label or instructions when washing NOTE Neutral detergent is recommended The wool cycle features gentle tumbling and low speed spin for garment care Extra options This option is automatically included in the cycle According to the selected course the available options may be different ...

Page 21: ...splay will remain on through the cycle Start Pause This Start Pause button is used to start wash cycle or pause the wash cycle If temporary stop of wash cycle is needed press the Start Pause button Options This allows you to select an additional cycle and will light when selected SMARTDIAGNOSIS function is available only for the products with a SMARTDIAGNOSIS mark Program dial Programs are availab...

Page 22: ...eed 3 Press the Start Pause Spin only Adding the Turbo Wash option to normal cycles reduces cycle time while providing the same wash performance The option uses the Twin Spray and Optimization features of the washer to save time without sacrificing performance Turbo Wash Time Save This option can be used to reduce the time of a wash program Intensive If the laundry is normal and heavily soiled Int...

Page 23: ... temperatures for faster reaction time and tighter temperature control Recommend Automatic drying course for clothes type a Cup Board Dry Will dry clothes enough to be removed and folded ideal for everyday clothes such as cottons Drying Automatic guide Dry How to use washer NOTE The maximum drying capacity for this model is 9 kg When loading please use the maximum drying capacity indicator behind ...

Page 24: ...heir quality Always stretch not these type of garments immediately after drying Woolen Articles Do not overload your dryer Take out permanent press articles as soon as the dryer stops to reduce wrinkles Permanent Press and Synthetics Always check the manufacture s instructions Fiber or Leather Materials Always check the manufacture s instructions Baby clothes and Night Gowns Do not dry any items m...

Page 25: ... to lock the buttons on the control assembly to prevent tampering Child Lock can be set only during the washing cycle Unlocking the control panel 1 Press and hold the Wash Spin button for 3 seconds 2 A beeper will sound and the remaining time for the current programme will reappear on the LED display Child Lock NOTE Turning off the power will not reset the child lock function You must deactivate c...

Page 26: ... 6 After the cycle is complete leave the door open to allow the washer door opening flexible gasket and door glass to dry Door Lock For safety reasons the door will lock while machine is in use and the Door Lock icon will light up You can safely open the door after the Door Lock icon turns off Tub Clean Door Lock NOTE Do not add any detergent to the detergent compartments Excessive suds may genera...

Page 27: ...n Softener will automatically be added during the last rinse cycle Do not open the drawer when water is supplied Solvents benzene etc should not be used The dispenser drawer Adding fabric softener Adding detergent and fabric softener WARNING Keep all washing detergents away from children as there is danger of poisoning Too much detergent bleach or softener may cause an overflow Be sure to use the ...

Page 28: ...unt Detergent usage may need to be adjusted for water temperature water hardness size and soil level of the load For best results avoid oversudsing Detergent is flushed from the dispenser at the beginning of the cycle Detergent dosage Do not let the detergent harden Doing so may lead to blockages poor rinse performance or bad odor Full load according to manufacturer s recommendation Part load 3 4 ...

Page 29: ...od idea to clean it from time to time Before cleaning the washer interior unplug the electrical power cord to avoid electrical shock hazards Turn off the stopcock if the machine is to be left for any length of time e g holiday especially if there is no floor drain gully in the immediate vicinity 1 Turn off the water tap 2 Unscrew the water inlet hose 3 Clean the filter using a hard bristle brush 4...

Page 30: ... of your machine The drain pump filter 1 Open the lower cover cap pull out the hose 2 Unplug the drain plug Open the filter by turning to the left 3 Remove any extraneous matter from the pump filter 4 After cleaning turn the pump filter and insert the drain plug 5 Close the lower cover cap 1 2 Container to collect the drained water CAUTION First drain using the drain hose and then open the pump fi...

Page 31: ...If necessary it can be removed completely from the machine by pressing the catch downwards and by pulling it out To facilitate cleaning the upper part of the fabric softener compartment can be removed 1 Pull out the dispenser drawer 4 Insert the dispenser drawer 2 Clean the dispenser drawer under water 3 Clean inside the recess with an old toothbrush Maintenance ...

Page 32: ...e compartments Store washer in an upright position To remove antifreeze from washer after storage run empty washer through a complete cycle using detergent Do not add wash load Cleaning your washer Cold conditions The washing drum If you live in a hard water area limescale may build up continuously in places where it cannot be seen and thus not easily removed Over time the build up of scale clogs ...

Page 33: ...upply is not adequate in area Water supply tap is not completely open Water inlet hose s are kinked The filter of the inlet hose s clogged Drain hose is kinked or clogged The drain filter is clogged Stop washer check drum and drain filter If noise continues after washer is restarted call your authorised service centre If sound continues washer is probably out of balance Stop and redistribute wash ...

Page 34: ...he Start Pause button After pressing the Start Pause button it may take a few moments before the washer begins to spin The door must be locked before spin can be achieved Add 1 or 2 similar items to help balance the load Rearrange load to allow proper spinning Once machine has started the door cannot be opened for safety reasons Check if the Door Lock icon is illuminated You can safely open the do...

Page 35: ...heck the filter of the inlet hose Clean and straighten the drain hose Clean the drain filter Add 1 or 2 similar items to help balance the load Rearrange load to allow proper spinning Close the door completely If is not released call for service Unplug the power plug and call for service Close the water tap Unplug the power plug Call for service Allow the washer to stand for 30 minutes to allow the...

Page 36: ...Touch and hold the Temp button for three seconds while holding the phone mouthpiece to the icon or Power button 4 Keep the phone in place until the tone transmission has finished This takes about 6 seconds and the display will count down the time For best results do not move the phone while the tones are being transmitted If the call center agent is not able to get an accurate recording of the dat...

Page 37: ... the product adjustment of drain Normal maintenance which recommended by the owner s manual Removal of foreign objects substances from the machine including the pump and inlet hose filter for example grit nails bra wires buttons etc Replace fuses in or correct house wiring or correct house plumbing Correction of unauthorized repairs Incidental or consequential damage to personal property caused by...

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