OWNER’S MANUAL
WASHING MACHINE
F1232RDSW2
P/No.
:
MFL51768184
www.lg.com
Please read this manual carefully before operatingyour washing machine and retain it for future reference.
Page 1: ...OWNER S MANUAL WASHING MACHINE F1232RDSW2 P No MFL51768184 www lg com Please read this manual carefully before operating your washing machine and retain it for future reference ...
Page 2: ...the door 18 How to close the door 18 How to use washer Washing program table 19 Control Panel 20 Additional program 27 Time Delay 27 Tub Clean 27 Child Lock 28 Shoes Refresh function 29 Shoes Dry function 30 Shoes Wash 31 Display 32 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 Re...
Page 3: ...nd water consumption Refreshcycle removes wrinkles from dry clothes Free Up Design with user friendly It s very useful to put in and out the clothes with higher door position and can stored accessory neatly Embossing drum waved lifter Embossing drum enhances the washing performance and reduces clothes damage The waved lifter spray and help clothes to enhance washing performance during the washing ...
Page 4: ...to force the door open when locked This could result in damage to the washer When the machine runs high temperature the front door may be very hot Don t touch it To minimize the possibility of electric shock unplug this appliance from the power supply or disconnect the washer at the household distribution panel by removing the fuse or switching off the circuit breaker before attempting any mainten...
Page 5: ...that have been previously 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...
Page 6: ...0 0 kgf cm2 300 1000 kPa The appearance and specifications may be varied without notice to improve the units quality Specifications subject to change by manufacturer Accessories Drum Drain Pump Filter Drain Plug Pedestal Door Adjustable Feet Drain Hose Control Panel Lower cover cap Shipping Bolts Power Plug If the supply cord is damaged it must be replaced by the manufacturer or its authorized ser...
Page 7: ... remove the additional packing support in the middle of the base packing 2 Unscrew the 4 bolts with the spanner supplied 4 Close the holes with the caps supplied Transit bolts Install or store where it will not be exposed to temperatures below freezing or exposed to the weather Properly ground washer to conform with all governing codes and ordinances The base opening must not be obstructed by carp...
Page 8: ...th pieces of wood cardboard or similar materials under the washer If it is impossible to avoid positioning the washer next to a gas cooker or coal burning stove an insulating covered with aluminum foil on the side facing the cooker or stove must be inserted between the two appliance The washer must not be installed in rooms where the temperature can drop below 0 C Please ensure that when the washe...
Page 9: ...d they be placed upon a dedicated circuit that is a single outlet circuit which powers only that appliance and has no additional outlets or branch circuits Check the specification page of this owner s manual to be certain Do not overload wall outlets Overloaded wall outlets loose or damaged wall outlets extension cords frayed power cords or damaged or cracked wire insulation are dangerous Any of t...
Page 10: ...en connecting inlet hose to the valve If the water supply pressure is more than 1000 kPa a decompression device should be installed Periodically check the condition of the hose and replace the hose if necessary Type A Connecting Screw type hose to tap with thread Screw the hose connector onto water supply tap Connecting water supply hose Step1 Check rubber seal inlet hose Step2 Connect hose to wat...
Page 11: ... of faucet for water supply In case the faucet is square or too big remove the spacing ring before inserting the faucet into the adaptor Use the horizontal tap Horizontal tap Extension 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 ...
Page 12: ...hose become loose This equipment is not designed for maritime use or for use mobile installations such as caravans aircraft etc 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 When disposing of the appliance cut off the mains cable and destroy the Plug Disable the door lock to prevent young ...
Page 13: ... at all Please check both of two directions If machine rocks when pushing the machine top plate diagonally adjust the feet again NOTE Timber or suspended type flooring may contribute to excessive vibration and unblance errors NOTE In the case that the washing machine is installed on a raised platform it must be securely fastened in order to eliminate the risk that it might fall off Adjustable feet...
Page 14: ...each foot at least 15mm thick under the washer 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 Insert the rubber cups to reduce vibration Rubber cups p no 4620ER4002A can be purchased from the LG spare parts department Important Proper placement and levelling of the washer ensures long regular and reliabl...
Page 15: ...he first washing Combine large and small items in a load Load large items first Large items should not be more than half the total wash load Do not wash single items This may cause an out of balance load Add one or two similar items Select a cycle COTTON 60 C add a half load of detergent allow the unit to wash without clothing This will remove residues from the drum that may have been left during ...
Page 16: ...crease the number of rinse cycles If you use the detergent excessively the following problems can occur 1 Excessive bubbles can increase the rinse time and the normal rinse cycle may not be possible 2 Bubbles may not be completely removed after the final rinse cycle Natural power soap does not dissolve well in water can easily block the drain to cause leakage or other problems Therefore you must d...
Page 17: ...er will get hardened and may not automatically be added during the rinse cycle Do not use concentrated fabric softener The fabric softener may not be added properly If there is water in the fabric softener inlet pull out the container and wipe out the water before adding the fabric softener Because the fabric softener is added in the final rinse cycle the water drained from the final rinse cycle m...
Page 18: ... warning sign on the panel close the door completely and then press the Start Pause button The sound you hear after pressing the Start Pause button to start the wash is the sound of locking the door and is a normal sound The sound you hear after pressing the Start Pause button during the wash course is the sound of unlocking the door and is a normal sound In case of a power outage during the opera...
Page 19: ... to wash wool fabrics Please use detergent for machinewashable woolens This cycle is for large items such as bed cover pillows sofa covers etc Rinse and Spin Lightly soiled clothing and small loads Steam is automatically selected Selecting among 30 C 40 C and Cold is available after that steam function is canceled Heavily soiled underwear work clothes diapers etc Heavily soiled cotton fabrics Maxi...
Page 20: ...r button to turn the washer on Select the desired cycle with the program dial and if required make any changes to the washing conditions by pressing the buttons accordingly For selecting the each conditions please refer to the Page 21 page 32 Press the Start Pause button to commence the cycle 1 Cotton automatically selected upon power on 2 Manual Selecting Control panel ...
Page 21: ...ause 4 Button Wash 5 Child lock 6 Button Rinse 7 Button Spin 8 Button Tub Clean 9 Button Temperature 10 Button Door Open 11 Button Dry 12 Button Time Delay 13 Button Steam 14 Button Shoes Refresh 15 Button Shoes Dry 12 programs are available according to the laundry type Dial lamp will light up to indicate selected program When Start Pause button is pressed the Cotton program is automatically sele...
Page 22: ...6 minutes of pre washing before draining When using Pre Wash option do not use a liquid detergent for the main wash Use powder for the main wash 1 Pre Wash If the laundry is heavily soiled Intensive option is effective By selecting the Intensive option the wash time may be extended depending on the program selected To use this option select the Intensive option once before the wash programe is sta...
Page 23: ...ssing the Spin button the spin speed can be chosen If No Spin is selected the washer stops after draining the water from the last spin The matching indicator lamp will light up for identification 1 Spin selection 2 No spin ow to use washer H Rinse By pressing the Rinse button the Rinse type can be selected Duvet performs 4 Rinses Sports Wear Dark Wash Cold Wash Wool Sanitary Heavy Duty performs 3 ...
Page 24: ...ear or baby clothes Steam Wash is available with Cotton Refresh Allergy Care Sports Wear Speed Wash Sanitary Heavy Duty This option features upgraded washing performance with low energy and water consumption Do not load delicates such as wool silk and easily discolored clothes NOTE The concentrated steam wash function is highly efficient There should be no visible water level during the Steam Wash...
Page 25: ...l use low temperature to dry clothes that are heat sensitive b Iron Will leave clothes slightly damp ideal for ironing c Normal Will dry clothes enough to be removed and folded ideal for everyday clothes such as cottons d More Will ensure maximum drying performance NOTE The estimated drying time varies from the actual drying time when in the Automatic mode The type of fabric size of the load and t...
Page 26: ...ways 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 made from or con...
Page 27: ...nd temperature the delayed time and the actual washing time may vary Tub Clean 1 Press the Power button Close the door Add the detergent or antibacterial detergent to the container Add the liquid chloride bleach to the liquid detergent container or powder chloride detergent to the detergent container for main wash 2 Press the spin and temp button simultaneously Tub Clean Course will be set and all...
Page 28: ...ars once every one to two months NOTE Child Lock Use this option to prevent unwanted use of the washer or to keep cycle settings from being changed while the washer is operating Child lock can be set by pressing and holding the Wash and Rinse button simultaneously About three seconds When CHILD LOCK is set the Child Lock indicator will appear and all buttons are disabled except the POWER button To...
Page 29: ...l start Do not use the Shoes Refresh function for long ankle boots because the refresh performance may not be high Never use this function to dry pets such as dogs food grains or vegetables It is most effective to put the shoes in the designated location within the drawer When refreshing the shoes ventilate the room as the shoes may generate odor Shoes with strong feet odor can generate a strong o...
Page 30: ... high Never use this function to dry pets such as dogs food grains or vegetables It is more effective to use the Shoes Dry function after removing the moisture by tilting the shoes upright after washing them If the moisture cannot be fully removed it is good to keep the shoes in the upright position for 5 10 minutes or shake the moisture off to partially remove the moisture before drying them For ...
Page 31: ...ring the spin cycle to extend the spin time One pair of shoes is the recommended for the wash You can wash up to maximum of 6 pairs of shoes For shoes with strings it is effective to either loosen the strings or wash the insole and strings separately Remove any alien particles from the shoes as much as possible before washing them It can cause a problem to the washer Wash the drum after washing th...
Page 32: ... cycle the remaining washing time is displayed Recommended program by manufacturer Refresh around 25 minutes Allergy Care around 1 hour and 42 minutes Cotton around 2 hours and 43 minutes Heavy Duty around 1 hour and 59 minutes Sanitary around 1 hour and 59 minutes Speed Wash around 49 minutes Rinse Spin around 18 minutes Duvet around 1 hour and 30 minutes Wool around 52 minutes Cold Wash around 1...
Page 33: ... a good idea to clean it from time to time Before cleaning the washer interior unplug the electrical power cord to avoid electrical shock to avoid electrical shock hazards When disposing of the appliance cut off the mains cable and destroy the plug Disable the door lock to prevent young children being trapped inside 1 Turn off the water tap 2 Unscrew the water inlet hose 3 Clean the filter using a...
Page 34: ...ol down before cleaning the drain pump carrying out emergency emptying or opening the door in an emergency 1 Open the lower cover cap by using a finger Turn the drain plug to pull out the hose 2 Unplug the drain plug allowing the water to flow out At this time use a vessel to prevent water flowing on to the floor When water does not flow any more turn the pump filter open to the left 3 Remove out ...
Page 35: ...ien particles in the top central water circulation filter of the rubber packing If there are alien particles in the water circulation filter the water may not circulate properly When cleaning inside the drum Use the Drum Clean course to clean the inside It is good to clean the detergent container on a weekly basis for a cleaner wash 3 Clean the detergent container and the area where the container ...
Page 36: ...ay occur or moved in freezing temperatures follow these instructions to prevent damage to the washer 1 Turn off water supply tap 2 Disconnect hoses from water supply and drain water from hoses 3 Plug electrical cord into a properly grounded electrical outlet 4 Add 1gallon 3 8L of nontoxic recreational vehicle RV antifreeze into an empty wash drum Close the door 5 Set spin cycle and let washer spin...
Page 37: ... is something between the gasket and the glass Water supply 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 Stop washer and 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 lo...
Page 38: ...t down after this period The bowl will tumble for 3 seconds and then pause for 50 seconds repeatedly for part of the wash cycle This is normal during the standard course Hand Wash Wool cycles standard course Cotton 40 C Eco Steam Intensive Rinse Normal 1200rpm Clean and straighten the drain hose Clean the drain filter Make sure plug fits tightly in wall outlet Reset circuit breaker or replace fuse...
Page 39: ...he load Clothes load is too small to tumble property Add a few towels The washing time may vary by the amount of laundry water pressure water temperature and other usage conditions If the imbalance is detected or if the suds removing program works the wash time shall be increased Stop the wash and pull out the laundry then put it again to untwist Symptom Possible Cause Solution roubleshooting guid...
Page 40: ...d of the cycle add smaller articles of laundry to balance the load and repeat the spin cycle Is the door opened or not completely closed Water overfills due to the faulty water valve Water level sensor has malfunctioned Over load in motor Check water supply Check another tap in the house Fully open tap Straighten hose s Check the filter of the inlet hose s Clean and straighten the drain hose Clean...
Page 41: ...ower button 4 Keep the phone in place until the tone transmission has finished This takes about 17 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 data you may be asked to try again Pressing the Power button during the transmission will shut off the...
Page 42: ...he installation for example leveling 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 d...
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