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Installation/Others

Service person only

Power and Water Consumption

Programme

Temperature

Water level

Load

Power

consumption*

Water

consumption*

Time*

Cotton

Cold

High

10 k

0.15 kWh

95 L

1:02

40 °C

High

10 k

1.0 kWh

95 L

1:17

60 °C

High

10 k

1.5 kWh

95 L

1:32

Cotton Eco

40 °C*

High

10 k

1.02 kWh

85 L

5:03

Cold

High

10 k

0.4 kWh

94 L

2:23

40 °C

High

10 k

1.1 kWh

94 L

2:38

*1 The power, water consumption and time indicated in the table may vary

depending on variations in pressures, water hardness and temperatures,

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functions to be used.

*2 Cotton Eco, 40deg, 1200 r/min is for normally cotton soiled load with AS/NZS

2040.1, AS/NZS 2040.2, AS/NZS 6400.

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Summary of Contents for NA-120VX6

Page 1: ...VG6 Thank you for purchasing this product Read these instructions carefully for optimum performance and safety before use Keep this manual for future reference Contents SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 4 Before Using 8 Washing 14 Optional Functions 22 Maintenance 27 Troubleshooting 30 Installation Others 34 ...

Page 2: ...rogramme List 16 Details of Programmes 18 Washing Tips 20 Changing Programme Settings 22 y Changing the temperature Water Temp 22 y Changing the water level Water Level 22 y Changing the spin speed Spin Speed 23 y Setting the programme end time Preset 23 Washing with Optional Functions 24 y Select and run processes Mode 24 y Prewash Prewash 24 y Rinse thoroughly Extra Rinse 25 Contents ...

Page 3: ...on 26 Maintenance 27 y Water supply filter 27 y If the water supply hose is frozen 27 y Appliance 27 y Drum 28 y Detergent drawer 28 y Drain filter 29 Troubleshooting 30 Error Display 33 Choosing the Right Location 34 Moving and Installing 35 Connecting the Hoses 37 Checking after Installation 39 Power and Water Consumption 41 Specifications 42 Images in these instructions are of the NA 120VX6 unl...

Page 4: ...appliance by a person responsible for their safety zChildren should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance zKeep away from fire Do not put flammable materials or clothes with such things attached in the drum Keep them away from the appliance To prevent explosion RU UH For example Kerosene gasoline benzine thinner alcohol etc zTo prevent injury do not touch the drum until ...

Page 5: ...PDQXIDFWXUHU LWV VHUYLFH DJHQW RU VLPLODUO TXDOLILHG persons in order to avoid a hazard zDo not plug in or unplug the power cord with wet hands zAlways fully insert the power plug into the socket zDo not hold or pull on the cord when removing the plug from the socket zUnplug the power cord before cleaning Repairs z Never disassemble repair or modify the appliance yourself In case of malfunction or...

Page 6: ...with carpet etc To prevent water leaks zNew hose sets supplied with the appliance are to be used and old hose sets should not be reused zTurn off the tap if the appliance is not going to be used for a prolonged period such as during a holiday Water could leak while you are away and cause damage to household goods To prevent injury and burns z HHS RXU QJHUV DZD IURP WKH door hinge when opening and ...

Page 7: ... WKH DSSOL ance zDo not wash clothes that are stained with a lot of vegetable oil cosmetic oil etc The oil can get hot and deform the door seal leading to water leakage zDo not wash rinse or spin waterproof sheets or clothes Intense vibration during spin or falling of the appliance may result in injury damage to the main unit ZDOO À RRU ODXQGU RU ZDWHU OHDNDJH For example Raincoats wet suits etc z...

Page 8: ...ug The plug shape varies with the region Water inlet P 38 Anchor bolts P 36 Rear of appliance Accessories Detergent drawer P 12 Hinge UDLQ OWHU FRYHU P 29 Door seal Drum Washing spin drying tub Control panel P 10 Door Elbow P 38 Cover caps 4 P 36 Water supply hose P 37 38 Bottom plate P 35 ...

Page 9: ...nd sort them by colour fabric and degree of soiling This helps you choose a suitable programme and temperature Stained items zApply stain remover to any stains z StainMaster programmes P 17 are recommended for removing stains Only for 120VX6 Sorting zWash separately clothes that are not colour fast denim dark coloured items etc Before put clothes in drum To prevent damaging clothes or appliance ma...

Page 10: ...ature P 22 Child Lock 1 P 26 Spin speed P 23 Mode P 24 Preset P 23 Prewash P 24 Extra Rinse P 25 Water Level P 22 5 Display P 11 1 Child Lock Press and hold the button for at least 5 seconds to lock the door and other buttons NOTE zTo turn the power off and back on press Power to switch off and make sure the display has gone off before turning back on For about 3 seconds Goes off zIf you do not pr...

Page 11: ...ted Flashes during the ECONAVI detection P 21 6 Water temperature 7 Spin speed 8 Remaining time This indicator shows the approximate time until the RSHUDWLRQ QLVKHV Error display An error is displayed if the appliance malfunctions P 33 e g U11 9 Optional functions Selected optional functions are displayed P 24 25 10 Tub Clean notice Flashes to give notice of the time of drum cleaning after operati...

Page 12: ...ess Fabric softener Detergent for prewashing It s automatically added WR ODXQGU GXULQJ QDO rinsing zDo not let it exceed MAX 130 ml line Detergent drawer Foam generator CAUTION Do not operate this appliance with detergent drawer detached It will leak water When using Prewash function P 24 zWhen using a tub cleaning detergent also put it in this compartment P 28 Detergent water softener bleach stai...

Page 13: ...R RYHUÀRZ from the drawer zDo not put detergent in the foam generator Prewashing zYou need separate detergent for prewash and main wash zUse powdered detergent for main ZDVK LTXLG GHWHUJHQW ZDVKHV away in prewash Water softening agent If you live in a hard water area 1 3 mmol L hardness or more we recommend using a water softening agent This reduces the detergent UHTXLUHG DQG SUHYHQWV OLPHVFDOH wh...

Page 14: ... zDo not put too much laundry into the drum It can cause excessive vibration or damage to the appliance or damage to the door seal To open the door during operation The door is locked during operation Press Pause The lock is released with a click zDuring spinning process it may take about 1 minute for the drum to stop rotating Basic Method ...

Page 15: ...zer sounds and the door lock is released NOTE zColours can run between clothes so remove coloured laundry soon DIWHU WKH SURJUDPPH QLVKHV Changing settings After selecting a programme you can change the following settings Water temperature P 22 Spin speed P 23 Preset timer P 23 Water level P 22 Using optional functions After selecting a programme you can add the following optional functions Mode P...

Page 16: ...k clothes Gentler than the Wool programme 2 0 0 41 Soak For heavily soiled clothes 5 0 1 47 Mixed For blended fabrics e g cotton OLQHQ DQG V QWKHWLF EUHV 10 0 1 12 1 47 Bedding 2 For large items such as blankets curtains and bedspreads 3 0 1 21 Wool 2 Washes gently hand washable and machine washable wool and wool blend clothes 2 0 0 40 Shirts 2 For shirts and women s blouses 2 0 1 11 Drain Drains ...

Page 17: ...Rapid 15 2 15 min full rapid wash for a small amount of lightly soiled items 2 0 0 15 Hygiene Washes infants clothing tablecloths and sheets 10 0 1 43 1 58 Tub Clean Cleaning the drum No clothing 3 36 StainMaster Suitable for removing stains Mud For mud stains 10 0 2 27 3 12 Oily Sauce For stains of oily sauce 10 0 2 07 2 47 Collar Sleeve For collar and sleeve stains 10 0 2 17 3 02 1 For each prog...

Page 18: ...Mixed 9 9 40 1000 Cold 30 40 Bedding 9 9 Cold 700 Cold 30 Wool 9 Cold 500 Cold 30 Shirts 9 40 500 Cold 30 40 50 60 Drain 9 9 9 Cold 1000 Cold 30 40 50 60 Active Speed 9 9 40 900 Cold 30 40 Quick 30 9 9 Cold 900 Unchangeable Rapid 15 9 9 Cold 900 Unchangeable Hygiene 9 9 90 900 60 90 Tub Clean 9 9 40 900 Unchangeable Mud 9 40 900 Unchangeable Oily Sauce 9 40 900 Unchangeable Collar Sleeve 9 40 900 ...

Page 19: ... 9 9 H M L 500 700 900 1000 1200 9 9 9 9 H M 500 700 9 9 9 Unchangeable Unchangeable 9 9 H M L 500 700 9 9 9 9 Unchangeable Unchangeable Unchangeable 900 1000 1200 9 M L 500 700 900 1000 1200 9 9 H M L 500 700 900 9 9 H M L 500 700 900 9 H M L 500 700 900 9 Unchangeable Unchangeable Unchangeable 500 700 900 1000 1200 9 9 9 9 Unchangeable 500 700 900 1000 1200 9 9 9 9 Unchangeable 500 700 900 1000 ...

Page 20: ...oning board 2 Use dress pins to hold the size and shape 3 Iron using a lot of steam and then leave the item to dry Bedding programme Washable items zItems with Wash or Handwash on label zBlankets 100 synthetic and 100 cotton zSheets zBedspreads zUndersheets 100 synthetic NOTE zYou can only wash 1 item at a time zYou cannot wash items made of wool silk or long pile fake fur zYou cannot wash electri...

Page 21: ... and energy more with smaller amount of laundry or with larger amount of clothes that easily GU VXFK DV FKHPLFDO EUH RU ZLWK higher water temperature NOTE zIt is recommended that only dry items are put into the drum If many wet items are loaded ECONAVI sensing may not work properly Active Foam The Active Foam works with the VSHFL HG SURJUDPPHV DV PHQWLRQHG on page 19 lights up when the Active Foam...

Page 22: ... Water Temp You can change the washing temperature according to the type of laundry or the degree of soiling 3 Press The temperature indication displayed changes with each press Setting guide zHigher temperature Whites cottons heavily soiled items zLower temperature Colours items that shrink easily lightly soiled items Changing the water level Water Level You can change the washing water amount 3 ...

Page 23: ... Setting the programme end time Preset You can set how may hours later the washing will end 3 Press The time indication displayed changes with each press Holding down Preset changes the time continuously Setting range Up to 24 hours in increments of 1 hour To check a preset time Press To cancel settings Turn off the power All settings are cancelled NOTE zBe sure to close the door and press Start P...

Page 24: ... sounds if you select an option that is unavailable 4 Start operation Select and run processes Mode You can select and run a combination of wash rinse and spin processes 3 Press The indication displayed changes with each press 2 Washes 1 Rinses 1 Spins Washes and rinses 1 Rinses and spins Washes and spins UDLQV UVW LI WKHUH LV ZDWHU LQ WKH drum 2 Water will remain Prewash Prewash You can wash laun...

Page 25: ...some detergent may remain in your laundry you can add an extra rinse process 3 Press lights activated or goes out with each press NOTE zYou can change the Extra Rinse setting after the programme starts and until the wash process ends Pause the programme and do the steps 3 and 4 ...

Page 26: ...his also locks the control buttons 1 Turn on the power 2 Press for at least 5 seconds lights up To deactivate Press for at least 5 seconds disappears zIgnore the beeps and keep pressing until the Child Lock is deactivated Cancelling the Active Foam function You can disable the Active foam function 1 Turn on the power 2 Select Tub Clean 3 Press for at least 3 seconds 002 is displayed and lights up ...

Page 27: ...VXSSO OWHU Water supply OWHU Brush etc Appliance Use a soft cloth to wipe off any water or dirt NOTE zDo not splash water zDo not use gritty cleaners thinners nor products containing alcohol or SDUDI Q RLO Door seal and window Wipe off any lint or foreign objects Appliance Wipe with a cloth and mild kitchen detergent If the water supply hose is frozen 1 Wrap warm towels around the joints of the wa...

Page 28: ...dicator goes off when other programme is run 3 times zFollow the instructions of the drum cleaning detergent zIf you use a scale remover follow the manufacturer s instructions Detergent drawer Wash the detergent drawer with water A build up of detergent can develop mould 1 Pull out the detergent drawer 2 Pull laterally by both thumbs with proper force as shown by the small DUURZV LQ WKH JXUH DQG S...

Page 29: ...topper to drain water into the container CAUTION R QRW UHPRYH WKH GUDLQ OWHU LI there is water inside the drum such as during operation If you do a large volume of water possibly scalding water will pour out 4 No water being left turn the drain OWHU DQWLFORFNZLVH WR ORRVHQ DQG pull it out 5 Remove any lint and debris 6 5HSODFH WKH GUDLQ OWHU 7 Replace the hose stopper and SXPS KRVH DQG FORVH WKH G...

Page 30: ...en the door If you switch off the appliance or there is a power cut while the door is locked it remains locked until the power is turned on again Unusual odour 5XEEHU SDUWV PD JLYH RII D VPHOO ZKHQ RX UVW XVH the appliance but the smell will go away over time Run the Tub Clean programme to clean the drum P 28 Wash No water going into the appliance The tap may be turned off The water supply may be ...

Page 31: ...r remains on the door or door seal Some foam or water may remain depending on the state of the laundry or the amount of detergent used Wipe foam or water away before taking out the laundry Time The displayed remaining time changes The display is only a guide and is corrected continually The remaining time may increase if the rinse or spin settings are changed or if the appliance detects an unbalan...

Page 32: ...ess or wring out the laundry beforehand There is noise when water drains out This is normal It is the noise of the drain pump working There is a fan rotation sound This is normal The fan cools electric parts Others There is a power cut during operation Operation will resume from the point it had stopped when the power is recovered Auto restart The circuit breaker trips during operation Figure out ...

Page 33: ...e the best results This is not a malfunction Perform any of the following solutions What to do Please try to untangle clumps of clothing If you wash large items e g blankets please reduce the load In case of very small load add one or two bath towels Please check that your product is on a stable surface Please adjust the feet to ensure the machine is level After correcting the problem open the doo...

Page 34: ...nce may be exposed to rain etc As this could cause electric VKRFN RU UH Locations that are uneven or unstable As this could cause vibration and noise In direct sunlight As this could cause a malfunction or deformation Within or on top of unstable surfaces including but not limited to benchtops timber shelving or cabinets Set in installation Install the appliance with easy access to the power plug ...

Page 35: ...r the bottom plate are in the upper foam pad of the package do not the dispose of it Upper foam pad Bottom plate The bottom plate must be installed with the FRONT mark facing frontwards 1 Tilt the body backwards by about 60 and keep it stable then place the bottom plate beneath the unit 6 0 2 Hang the rear claws of the bottom plate to the base 3 Snap the front claws into the base until they click ...

Page 36: ...n They must be removed before operation zStore the anchor bolts They will be needed when the appliance is moved again in the future zWhen moving the appliance again the anchor bolts must be attached to the appliance Attach the anchor bolts in the reverse order they were removed Levelling the appliance Prepare a thin spanner and spirit level not supplied Use a spirit level to make sure the applianc...

Page 37: ...ten hoses as this may cause leaks Maximum connection distance of hoses and power cord Left side connections Right side connections Sink Water supply hose Water supply hose Drain hose Drain hole 125 cm 40 cm 125 cm S T Rise of drain hose max 90 cm Drain hole 95 cm 75 cm 85 cm Sink S T Rise of drain hose max 90 cm Drain hose ...

Page 38: ...hten by hand Water inlet Water supply hose Rear of appliance 2 Attach the other end of the hose to the tap and tighten by hand min 10 mm 3 4 3 Turn on the tap slowly and make sure there are no leaks Drain hose Draining to a sink or wash basin CAUTION Secure the drain hose with an elbow so that it does not come off by water pressure during drainage Elbow supplied Draining to a stand pipe Stand pipe...

Page 39: ...ousehold VRFNHW Adjustable feet zAre they stable and securely WLJKWHQHG 3 z V WKH DSSOLDQFH OHYHO 3 Water supply hose zIs the water supply hose SURSHUO FRQQHFWHG V LW IUHH IURP OHDNV 3 Installation place z V WKH DSSOLDQFH RQ D ÀDW VWDEOH VXUIDFH z RHV LW UXQ ZLWKRXW YLEUDWLQJ P 36 Drain hose zIs the drain hose properly FRQQHFWHG RHV LW GUDLQ QRUPDOO 3 Water supply hose Drain hose Power plug Anchor...

Page 40: ... the appliance 4 Select the Rapid 15 programme 5 Start operation Water leaks zCheck the appliance and hose joints for leaks P 37 Abnormal noise zMake sure the appliance is level P 36 Error display Unable to drain P 33 Unable to supply water P 33 zAfter resolving an error open and close the door and press Start Pause to resume the test ...

Page 41: ... 1 32 Cotton Eco 40 C 2 High 10 kg 1 02 kWh 85 L 5 03 Cold High 10 kg 0 4 kWh 94 L 2 23 40 C High 10 kg 1 1 kWh 94 L 2 38 1 The power water consumption and time indicated in the table may vary depending on variations in pressures water hardness and temperatures URRP WHPSHUDWXUHV W SHV DQG DPRXQWV RI ODXQGU YROWDJH ÀXFWXDWLRQV DQG functions to be used 2 Cotton Eco 40deg 1200 r min is for normally c...

Page 42: ... 230 V Maximum spin speed 1200 r min Product dimensions 596 mm W 560 mm D 845 mm H Product weight 66 kg Maximum mass of dry cloth 10 kg Water consumption Refer to Power and Water Consumption P 41 Pressure of tap water 0 03 1 MPa Check the power supply The rated power of the appliance is shown on the name plate Make sure it matches the VSHFL FDWLRQV RI RXU UHVLGHQFH Name plate ...

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