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USER MANUAL &

INSTALLATION

INSTRUCTIONS

Warning:
Before using this product,
please read this manual carefully
and keep it for future reference.
The design and specifications
are subject to change without
prior notice for product
improvement. Consult with your
dealer or manufacturer for
details.

Power supply: 120V

Frequency: 60 Hz

MODEL NUMBER

MLH27N5AWWC

www.midea.com/ca

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Page 1: ...ase read this manual carefully and keep it for future reference The design and specifications are subject to change without prior notice for product improvement Consult with your dealer or manufacture...

Page 2: ...Number________________________________________ Serial Number_________________________________________ SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 4 FEATURES INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 9 13 OPERATION REQUIREMENTS 11 Package c...

Page 3: ...his manual contains important information on the installation use and care of your appliance Please read this manual carefully before installation and operation of this machine to prevent injury and p...

Page 4: ...or unsafe practices may cause serious personal injury or death To reduce the risk of fire explosion electric shock or personal injury when using your washing machine you SHOULD follow these basic safe...

Page 5: ...erings that use fiberglass materials Small particles may remain in the washing machine and stick to fabrics in subsequent wash loads causing skin irritation Before the appliance is removed from servic...

Page 6: ...ur safety the power cord plug must be inserted into an grounded three pole socket Check carefully and make sure that your socket is properly and reliably grounded This washing machine should only be r...

Page 7: ...or home use and is only designed for the textiles suitable for machine washing Flammable and explosive or toxic solvents are forbidden Gasoline and alcohol etc shall not be used as detergents Please o...

Page 8: ...r all possible conditions which may occur Common sense caution and care must be exercised when installing maintaining or operating the washing machine Always contact your dealer distributor service ag...

Page 9: ...tems came with your washer FEATURES Package Contents Safety Instructions Features Operation Requirements Installation Instructions Washer Use Washer Care Troubleshooting User Guide Hose Holder Transpo...

Page 10: ...fety Instructions Features Operation Requirements Installation Instructions Washer Use Washer Care Troubl eshooting Front Back Detergent compartment Door Filter door Water supply inlets Drain hose Pow...

Page 11: ...into a matched 3 prong grounding type outlet grounded in accordance with local codes and ordinances If a 3 prong outlet is not available contact a qualified electrician to install one Do not use an a...

Page 12: ...vent flooding in your home if a hose becomes loose Water inlet hoses must be purchased separately You can buy inlet hoses in various lengths up to 8 ft 240 cm Make sure that the water faucets are easi...

Page 13: ...u may need help to unpack and move it CAUTION If you do not remove the four bolts your washer will make loud noise and vibrate excessively or move This can damage your washer Remove your washer from t...

Page 14: ...dry room closet or recessed area See Drainage requirements on page 12 You should also consider a companion appliance dryer location requirements For best performance you need 4 WARNING Do not install...

Page 15: ...on t install your washer on soft floor surfaces such as carpets or surfaces with foam backing A sturdy and solid floor to support the washer with a total weight water and load of 200 lbs 90 kg Away fr...

Page 16: ...ea of 72 sq in 465 square cm with a minimum clearance of 3 in 7 6 mm at the top and bottom A slatted door with equivalent space clearance is acceptable 48 square inches 310 cm 3 in 7 6 cm 3 in 7 6 cm...

Page 17: ...est on its power cord Either side 1 in 2 5 cm Rear 6 in 15 2 cm Closet Front 2 in 5 1 cm Top 2 in 5 1 cm Minimum clearances between your washer and adjacent walls or other surfaces are If you install...

Page 18: ...and cold water faucets 2 Tighten the hose and faucet fittings by hand until they are snug Tighten them an additional two thirds of a turn with pliers or a wrench Pull the water supply hoses downwards...

Page 19: ...supply hose connected to the hot faucet must be connected to the hot water supply intake and the water hose connected to the cold faucet must be connected to the cold water supply intake NOTE If you...

Page 20: ...wall standpipe 5 Tighten the fittings by hand until they are snug then tighten them an additional two thirds of a turn with pliers or a wrench 6 Turn on the hot and cold water supplies then check all...

Page 21: ...nimum capacity of 20 gal 76 L The top of the laundry tub must be between 2 ft 60 cm and 3 3 ft 100 cm above the floor Place the drain hose into the standing floor standpipe You can use nylon ties not...

Page 22: ...ly as much as is necessary If the feet are extended too much your washer may vibrate Vibrate excessively which can cause your washer to malfunction Make excessive noise Level your washer 22 NOTE A flo...

Page 23: ...sure that your washer is level If your washer is still not level repeat step 4 4 Loosen the lock nut on the bottom of your washer pull the leg down until it touches the floor then tighten the nut Exte...

Page 24: ...ut the plug with a wet hand When you unplug the power cord hold the plug not the power cord If power cord is damaged or has any sign of being broken replace the cord Leave the tub empty Press the Powe...

Page 25: ...ial load functions The initial display is the total time for the cycle you select While your washer is running the display shows the cycle process and time remaining in the cycle Note The time shown i...

Page 26: ...ter temperature You can select Hot Hot Warm Eco or Cold For more information see Washer options and settings on page 32 9 Temp Press to select a different function 10 Function Turn to select a cycle F...

Page 27: ...l for special washing instructions Make sure that you remove all items from pockets Hard items like coins can damage your washer Never wash clothes stained with chemicals such as gasoline petroleum be...

Page 28: ...hing efficiency cause excess wear and possibly cause creasing or wrinkling of the load Wash delicate items such as bras hosiery and other lingerie on the Delicates cycle with similar lightweight items...

Page 29: ...the same form liquid If you are using powder detergent add it to the bottom of the tub before you add the load Pre detergent compartement Detergent compartement Fabric softener compartement 4 Add det...

Page 30: ...ctor after you set the delay time cancels the delay function You can change settings or cancel the delay start time function anytime before you press the Start Pause button by turning the cycle select...

Page 31: ...your washer moves from stage to stage in the wash cycle the related light turns on such as Rinse or Spin If you set a delayed start time the Delay light turns on and your washer starts counting down...

Page 32: ...Warm Eco Cold Highest High Med Low NS Highest High Med Low NS Med Low NS Med Low NS Highest High Med Low NS Highest High Med Low NS Highest High Med Low NS Highest High Med Low NS Highest High Med Low...

Page 33: ...tructions may result in unpleasant conditions including odors or permanent stains in your washer or on your laundry To remove hard water deposits use a cleaner labeled Washer safe Clean with a soft da...

Page 34: ...out the drawer Wash the compartments and grooves with water then dry with a cloth Restore the softener cover and push the drawer into position 34 Cleaning the detergent and softener compartments Safe...

Page 35: ...water faucets Unscrew the inlet pipe on the back of your washer from the tap Pull out the filter with long nose pliers Use water to wash the filter Reinstall the filter then reconnect the inlet pipe...

Page 36: ...hen pull the emergency drain hose out and remove the hose cap Drain water into a bowl or bucket Reset the drain hose Rotate the filter counter clockwise then pull it out of your washer Filter door Eme...

Page 37: ...e is a self cleaning cycle that removes the causes of odors that may occur inside your washer without using a cleaning agent We suggest cleaning the tub about once a month If the power fails or other...

Page 38: ...ater hoses and immerse them in warm water Pour warm water into the washing drum and wait for 10 minutes Reconnect the water hoses to the water faucets and make sure that there are no leaks Run your wa...

Page 39: ...hree seconds When the washer drum has stopped open the door and add clothing Close the door then press the Start Pause button again to restart the load Note Don t use the pause function when the water...

Page 40: ...isn t touching any other object Make sure that you remove the transport bolts Close the door then press the Start Pause button to start your washer For your safety your washer doesn t spin unless the...

Page 41: ...ncy detergent to reduce over sudsing See Select a detergent on page 27 If you have soft water reduce the amount of detergent For small or lightly soiled loads reduce the amount of detergent ERROR CODE...

Page 42: ...t an essential function of this major appliance and that existed when this major appliance was purchased This is a 10 year warranty on the parts only and does not include repair labour maintained acco...

Page 43: ...sible appliances or built in fixtures i e trim decorative panels flooring cabinetry islands countertops drywall etc that interfere with servicing removal or replacement of the product 16 Service or pa...

Page 44: ...hone Number Did you purchase an additional warranty As your Primary Residence Y N How did you learn about this product Advertising In Store Demo Personal Demo Information collected or submitted to us...

Page 45: ...nt guide avec soin et le conserver aux fins de consultation ult rieure Le concept et les sp cifications peuvent changer sans pr avis titre d am lioration de produit Consultez votre concessionnaire ou...

Page 46: ...__________________________________ www midea com ca support Product registration INSTRUCTIONS DE S CURIT 4 CARACT RISTIQUES INSTRUCTIONS D INSTALLATION 13 9 EXIGENCES OP RATIONNELLES 11 Contenu du col...

Page 47: ...llation et le fonctionnement de cette machine pour viter les blessures et les dommages mat riels Les avertissements et les consignes de s curit importantes dans ce manuel NE COUVRENT PAS toutes les co...

Page 48: ...uctions pr sent es ici doivent tre suivies Une mauvaise utilisation en raison d une omission des instructions peut causer des dommages ou des dommages y compris la mort Le niveau de risque est indiqu...

Page 49: ...s quant l utilisation de l appareil par une personne responsable de leur s curit Ne pas laver en machine les mat riaux en fibre de verre tels que les rideaux et les couvre fen tres qui utilisent des m...

Page 50: ...20 Si la prise du c ble d alimentation a t endommag e elle doit tre remplac e par le fabricant son service d assistance technique ou du personnel qualifi afin d viter tout danger 21 Veiller ce que la...

Page 51: ...tion de l appareil Les boulons de transport doivent tre r install s sur la machine par une personne sp cialis e L eau accumul e doit tre vacu e de la machine Manipuler la machine avec pr caution Ne ja...

Page 52: ...e d faire de cette machine se conformer la r glementation locale en mati re d limination des d chets Couper le c ble d alimentation de fa on ce que l appareil ne puisse pas tre r utilis Retirer la por...

Page 53: ...t x4 Tuyau d eau x2 Assurez vous que les articles suivants sont livr s avec votre laveuse CARACT RISTIQUES Contenu du colis Instructions de s curit Caract ristiques Fonctionnement Exigences Instructio...

Page 54: ...rgent Porte Ouverture du filtre Entr es de l alimentation en eau Tuyau de vidange Prise d alimentation Panneau de commandes Instructions de s curit Caract ristiques Fonctionnement Exigences Instructio...

Page 55: ...installer une Ne pas utiliser d adaptateur Si les codes le permettent et en cas d utilisation d un c ble mis la terre s par il est recommand qu un lectricien qualifi d termine que le chemin de terre...

Page 56: ...du domicile si un tuyau se desserre Les tuyaux d admission d eau doivent tre achet s s par ment Les tuyaux d admission d eau peuvent tre achet s de diff rentes longueur jusqu 240 cm 8 pi V rifier que...

Page 57: ...ENTION Si les quatre boulons ne sont pas retir s la laveuse fera beaucoup de bruit et vibrera excessivement ou se d placera Cela pourrait endommager la laveuse Retirer la laveuse de l emballage V rifi...

Page 58: ...la page 12 Il faut galement tenir compte des exigences relatives l emplacement d un appareil associ s cheuse Pour des performances optimales sont n cessaires 4 AVERTISSEMENT Ne pas installer la laveus...

Page 59: ...ls que des tapis ou des surfaces avec un support en mousse Un plancher robuste et solide pour supporter la laveuse avec un poids total eau et charge de 90 kg 200 lb l cart de la lumi re solaire direct...

Page 60: ...bin e minimale de 465 cm2 72 po2 avec un espace minimum de 7 6 mm 3 po pour la partie sup rieure et inf rieure Une porte lattes avec un espace libre quivalent est acceptable 48 po2 310 cm 3 po 7 6 cm...

Page 61: ...pas sur son c ble d alimentation De chaque c t 1 po 2 5 cm l arri re 6 po 15 2 cm Devant de l armoire 2 po 5 1 cm Dessus 2 po 5 1 cm L espace libre minimum entre la laveuse et les murs adjacents ou d...

Page 62: ...aude et d eau froide 2 Serrer le tuyau et les raccords au robinet la main jusqu ce qu ils soient serr s fond Puis les serrer de deux tiers de tours suppl mentaires avec des pinces ou une cl hexagonale...

Page 63: ...eau connect au robinet d eau chaude doit tre connect l admission d eau chaude et le tuyau d eau connect au tuyau d eau froide doit tre connect l admission d eau froide REMARQUES Si le robinet d eau ch...

Page 64: ...ns un tuyau d vacuation mural 5 Serrer les raccords fond la main puis les serrer de deux tiers de tours suppl mentaires avec une cl 6 Ouvrir les robinets d eau froide et d eau chaude et v rifier l abs...

Page 65: ...L Le dessus de la cuve pour le linge doit tre entre 2 pi 60 cm et 3 3 pi 100 cm au dessus du plancher Ins rer le tuyau de vidange dans le tuyau d vacuation au plancher Il est possible d utiliser une...

Page 66: ...ment qu autant que n cessaire Si les pieds sont trop prolong s la laveuse peut vibrer Vibrer excessivement provoquant un mauvais fonctionnement de la laveuse mettre un bruit excessif Mettez votre lave...

Page 67: ...e la laveuse est de niveau Si la laveuse n est pas de niveau r p ter l tape 4 4 Desserrer l crou de blocage de la partie inf rieure de la laveuse tirer le pied vers le bas jusqu ce qu il touche le sol...

Page 68: ...d alimentation tirer la prise et non pas le c ble Si le c ble d alimentation est endommag ou pr sente des signes de rupture le remplacer Laisser la cuve vide Appuyer sur le bouton Power Marche Arr t p...

Page 69: ...n fonctionnement l affichage montre le programme en cours et la dur e restante du programme REMARQUES La dur e affich e est une estimation bas e sur des conditions de fonctionnement normales Des facte...

Page 70: ...ptions de lavage et configuration la page 32 9 Temp rature Permet de s lectionner une fonction diff rente 10 Fonction Le tourner pour s lectionner un programme de lavage Pour plus d informations voir...

Page 71: ...s produits chimiques tels que l essence le p trole le benz ne le diluant peinture et l alcool Penser utiliser une taie d oreiller qui peut tre ferm e ou un sac de lavage pour prot ger des articles com...

Page 72: ...une usure excessive et ventuellement froisser ou cr er des faux plis pour les l ments de la charge Laver les articles d licats tels que les soutiens gorges et d autres articles de lingerie en utilisan...

Page 73: ...tre de la m me forme liquides En cas d utilisation de d tergent en poudre le mettre au fond de la cuve avant d ajouter la charge Compartiment pr d tergent Compartiment pour d tergent Compartiment pour...

Page 74: ...tion de d marrage diff r Il est possible de changer le r glage ou d annuler la fonction de l heure de d marrage diff r tout moment avant d appuyer sur le bouton Start Pause D marrage Pause en tournant...

Page 75: ...le t moin lumineux concern s illumine tel que Rinse Rin age ou Spin Essorage Si une heure de d marrage diff r a t programm e le t moin lumineux de d marrage diff r Delay s illumine et la laveuse comm...

Page 76: ...ighest High Med Low NS Highest High Med Low NS Highest High Med Low NS Highest High Med Low NS Highest High Med Low NS Med Low NS Heavy Med Light Heavy Med Light Heavy Med Light Heavy Med Light Heavy...

Page 77: ...s conditions d sagr ables telles que des odeurs ou des taches permanentes dans la laveuse ou sur la lessive Pour retirer les d p ts de calcaire utiliser des produits de nettoyage tiquet s Pour laveuse...

Page 78: ...compartiments et les rainures l eau puis les s cher avec un chiffon R tablir le couvercle de l assouplissant et pousser le tiroir en position 34 Nettoyage des compartiments du d tergent et de l assoup...

Page 79: ...D visser le tuyau d entr e l arri re de la laveuse du robinet Retirer le filtre l aide de pinces long bec Utiliser de l eau pour laver le filtre R installer le filtre puis reconnecter le tuyau d entr...

Page 80: ...gence et enlever le bouchon du tuyau Vidanger l eau dans un bol ou un godet R tablir le tuyau de vidange Faire tourner le filtre dans le sens anti horaire et le retirer de la laveuse Ouverture du filt...

Page 81: ...uve est un programme autonettoyant qui supprime les odeurs qui peuvent se produire dans la laveuse sans requ rir l utilisation d un produit de nettoyage Nous sugg rons de nettoyer la cuve environ une...

Page 82: ...u ti de dans le tambour de nettoyage et attendre une dizaine de minutes Reconnecter le tuyau d alimentation en eau aux robinets d eau en s assurant qu il n existe aucune fuite Faire fonctionner la lav...

Page 83: ...rsque la surface de l eau d passe le bord de la cuve int rieure ou quand la temp rature est trop lev e Si la porte est verrouill e quand la laveuse est en fonctionnement d brancher le c ble d alimenta...

Page 84: ...les boulons de transport Fermer la porte et appuyer sur le bouton Start Pause D marrage Pause pour d marrer la laveuse Pour des raisons de s curit cette laveuse ne d marre pas tant que la porte n est...

Page 85: ...aute efficacit pour r duire l exc s de mousse Voir S lection d un d tergent la page 27 Utiliser moins de d tergent si l eau est douce Pour des petites charges peu sales diminuer la quantit de d tergen...

Page 86: ...iaux et de fabrication qui taient pr sents l achat de cet appareil m nager ou remplacera le produit sa seule discr tion En cas de remplacement du produit votre appareil m nager sera garanti pour la du...

Page 87: ...ou de dispositifs int gr s p ex garnitures panneaux d coratifs planchers armoires les comptoirs cloisons s ches etc qui interf rent avec l entretien le retrait ou le remplacement du produit 16 Service...

Page 88: ...dossier pour vous aider consulter ces renseignements en cas de r clamation d assurance comme un incendie ou un vol Inscrivez vous en ligne www midea com ca support Product registration OU Veuillez rem...

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