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Read before Use

How to Use

Maintenance

When Necessary

Any problem?

For Better Results

• Darkening of colour, colour transfer, creases

and roughness of clothes

FAQ

• Operation sound
• Large vibration or rattling sound
• Blinking

(Water temperature display/Remaining time)

• Remaining “Dry” time does not decrease or

suddenly decrease

• Clothes are not well dried
• Spin only or Drain only setting

Troubleshooting

Error Messages

Contents

Read before Use

Safety Precautions

Part Names

Door Lock

Accessories 7

• Opening the door during operation
• Setting Child Lock

Touch Panel

• Operating buttons/Screen panel (Touch panel)
• To change the operation contents

Laundry Procedure

Laundry Check and
Preparations

• Items that cannot be washed or dried
• Pre-treatment for tough stains
• To prevent darkening of colour

and colour transfer

• To prevent creases and shrinkage caused by drying
• To prevent damage of clothes, drainage failure and

malfunctions

• Use washing nets for delicate underwear

and small items

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Preparations for each program ....................... 14

• Bedding
• Hand Wash .......................................................... 16
• Warm wash
• Laundry capacity guideline

Selecting the Program 18

• ECONAVI
• Water temperature

How to Put in Detergent
and Softener

• Timing to put in detergent, etc.
• Guideline of amount used

How to Use

Everyday Washing

• Cotton/ECONAVI

Washing Options

• Hand Wash
• Bedding
• Intensive
• Cotton (30 °C/40 °C)/ECONAVI (40 °C/60 °C)/

Soak ..................................................................... 26

• Manual Setting (Wash/Rinse/Spin)

Drying

Maintenance

• Drain filter/Dry filter
• Drum/Detergent case/Main unit/Window seal ...... 32

When Necessary

Changing the Settings 34

Program Details

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Installation

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Speciﬁ cations

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Page 1: ...s carefully for optimum performance and safety before use Keep this manual for future reference Speciﬁcations Speciﬁcations Rated voltage 220 240 V Rated frequency 50 Hz Maximum power consumption Washing 1660 2000 W Dimensions 600 W 665 D 998 H mm Product weight 74 kg Maximum wash capacity 10 0 kg Maximum spin capacity 10 0 kg Maximum dry capacity 6 0 kg Water pressure 0 03 1 MPa Water consumption...

Page 2: ...12 Items that cannot be washed or dried Pre treatment for tough stains To prevent darkening of colour and colour transfer To prevent creases and shrinkage caused by drying To prevent damage of clothes drainage failure and malfunctions Use washing nets for delicate underwear and small items Preparations for each program 14 Bedding Hand Wash 16 Warm wash Laundry capacity guideline Selecting the Prog...

Page 3: ...NG CAUTION Prohibited matters Fire or electric shock may occur Do not damage modify immoderately bend twist pull or bundle them Do not put them close to heating appliances Do not put anything heavy on them Do not connect disconnect them with wet hand Do not hold the cord when pulling out of the socket Matters to be observed Fire or electric shock may occur Use the socket solely Using in combinatio...

Page 4: ...ld Lock has been set is displayed for approx 5 seconds each time is displayed during operation The door does not open To open the door Pressing Start Pause button during operation stops the drum rotation and cancels the lock with clicking sound The door does not open while the drum is rotating To cancel perform the same steps disappears after a double beep x 2 is heard How to set 1 Close the door ...

Page 5: ...process Change the Dry mode P 29 Child Lock has been set P 7 Remaining time Water temperature is high P 7 Display window Shows wash time rinse cycles spin time time for dry using Timer etc Wash with hot water P 19 26 To change the operation contents Wash Wash Dry Dry Press to change the operation contents Wash Wash Dry Dry Wash Dry Wash Dry The operation is switched each time the button is pressed...

Page 6: ...d inhibits black mould forming Auto Tub Clean Wash Rinse Spin Dry Auto Tub Clean is disabled at the time of purchase To set see P 22 The Auto Tub Clean works in Cotton or ECONAVI program with 2 or more Rinse cycles Anti crease 2 Load the laundry and close the door 1 Sort the laundry and make necessary preparations P 12 Prepare your laundry Turn the power on Select the operation To select your pref...

Page 7: ...se colour transfer Check care labels of clothes carefully P 17 Use the correct amount of detergent P 21 Using too small amount of detergent may cause once removed soil to stick to the clothes again resulting in darkening of clothes Do not put in excessive amount of softener Softener residue on clothes may cause darkening of clothes When using in combination with liquid detergent in particular dark...

Page 8: ... may occur Single size Cannot Wash or Dry Blanket Wool 100 Pile length of 10 mm or more The texture will be damaged Electric blanket including the cover How to put in the blanket 1Fold the blanket Blanket Fold into 4 layers 2Put in the blanket Fold it in zig zag shape 6 layers inside the drum Direct the both ends to the back Attention Be sure to wash only one piece of blanket Be sure to observe th...

Page 9: ... clothes Capacity 10 kg or less wash only Capacity 6 kg or less wash dry Cotton 40 C ECONAVI 40 C Removes body soil stains and prevents odour Washable Daily clothes Capacity 4 5 kg or less Soak Removes the yellowed stains by soaking with the warm water of approx 40 C for approx 6 hours with approx 2 times the detergent amount Washable Daily clothes Capacity 2 kg or less Yellowed clothes ECONAVI 60...

Page 10: ...rying time may become longer Note Air from the exhaust outlet may feel cold The drying time may become longer or clothes may not be dried well at low room temperature or at high humidity Dry mode Auto Timer 30 60 90 120 180 240 minutes How to select the dry mode that best suits your clothes P 29 1 Water temperature is displayed above the button 2 Wash Dry for the Bedding program 3 Dry for the Bedd...

Page 11: ...ftener compartment for 12 hours or longer It easily becomes hard Do not use a separated or solidiﬁed softener The softener or water may remain in the case Small amount of softener may remain in the case due to its siphonic structure This is not a malfunction Same amount of water Undiluted softener Timing to put in detergent etc 1Put in the laundry and close the door Washing starts 2Put in the dete...

Page 12: ... for the Cotton program Press to pause and change the setting From start until Wash ends 1 Turn the power on 2 Select the operation 3 Select the program Cotton ECONAVI 4 Start 5 Put in the detergent according to the indication P 20 The operation is complete with buzzer Take out the laundry Cotton ECONAVI program After the Wash Dry operation is complete The Anti crease P 10 operation is automatical...

Page 13: ...nd colour staining Attention When using excessive foaming detergent rinsing tends to become insuﬃcient Increase the rinse cycle Note Bleach cannot be used Select Wash P 8 Select Hand Wash Time cannot be used Do not use detergents other than the above Detergent residue or damage to clothes may occur If the sweaters etc ﬂoat press Pause open the door lightly press the clothes and restart Washing bla...

Page 14: ...nding on the load of laundry water temperature etc the temperature may not increase to the speciﬁed degrees For Tub Clean 30 C program P 32 Select Wash or Wash Dry P 8 Select Cotton ECONAVI or Soak For Cotton or ECONAVI select the water temperature e g Cotton 40 C Manual Setting Wash Rinse Spin Put in the detergent as necessary Note Since the Spin operation starts with water discharge the spin tim...

Page 15: ... Hand Wash cannot be dried For how to dry delicates P 16 After the drying operation is complete the Anti crease operation is automatically performed P 10 The drying operation has ﬁnished Take out the clothes as soon as possible The Anti crease operation ends when the door is opened Note The Bedding program does not perform the Anti crease operation Select Dry P 8 Selected program Blinking The sett...

Page 16: ...e the dry ﬁlter inside and wash with water 1 Insert Running water Do not scrub with brush etc Wash while rubbing it with the pads of ﬁngers and dry completely Dry ﬁlter inside Removing Attaching 2 Push Click 4Attach the dry ﬁlter Securely set inside Attention Do not operate the appliance with the dry ﬁlter removed Drying performance may deteriorate or dust may stir up Remove cotton like dust and w...

Page 17: ...ct Wash P 8 Select Tub Clean Water is supplied After water supply ﬁnishes press the Pause button Directly put in into the drum Soak Rinse and Spin Approx 11 hours will be taken Approx 6 hours for 30 C When using warm water Select 30 C Wash with water If the case is not cleaned softener may not ﬂow smoothly because of soil or it will get mouldy 1Remove the case 2Remove the cover Clean the tube of t...

Page 18: ...ion has ﬁnished 6 Select in step 5 Make the setting with to prevent sticking Disables sticking prevention Factory default Enables sticking prevention This setting requires approx 5 more minutes of operation time Cancelling the end buzzer Factory default Buzzer ON With the power turned oﬀ while pressing and holding press and hold at least 3 seconds When a double beep sounds the setting is complete ...

Page 19: ...hrunk 1 Spread the clothes to the desired size with marking pins on an ironing board 2 Hold the iron above the clothes and steam generously 3 Leave the clothes until they dry Detergent solution For Better Results Symptoms Tips for nice ﬁnish Excessive creases after drying or change of texture Depending on the material weaving method thickness and type some clothes are not suited for washing or dry...

Page 20: ...which is slightly higher than the room temperature The clothes after drying may not become warm This is not a malfunction The moist air is exhausted while drying Attention Provide adequate ventilation while drying and after the operation such as by turning the exhaust fan or opening the window To prevent condensation on the window wall ﬂoor Do not block the exhaust outlet with clothes etc while dr...

Page 21: ... Do not put in the softener exceeding the MAX level The softener ﬂows out immediately due to its siphonic structure Symptoms Check the following Bubble Not many bubbles are formed The powder detergent was directly put in the drum Be sure to put it in the powder detergent compartment of the detergent case P 20 Bubble may be less depending on the type of detergent low suds type detergent amount wate...

Page 22: ...detergent indication is incorrect If water is in the drum the indication may not be correct If clothes in the laundry net or wet clothes are in the drum the indication may not be correct due to balance of clothes Load the laundry again after detangling the clothes and perform operation again The detergent amount is not displayed For the Bedding and Hand Wash programs the detergent amount is not di...

Page 23: ...ter cannot be drained Check the water drain hose drain ﬁlter and drain outlet Do not allow the tip of the hose to face up Do not raise a part of the hose higher than 1 m The water drain hose or drain outlet is clogged with lint It is frozen It is crushed Do not allow the tip to be soaked in water Clean the drain filter if blocked P 30 If the message is still displayed after checking the above cont...

Page 24: ... 15 min Wash Dry 6 h 11 min Auto 10 to 15 min Auto Dry Timer Timer Soak Wash 2 kg 7 h 6 h 3 5 min 6 h Not Changeable 1 to 4 1 to 15 min Wash Dry 8 h 55 min to 9 h 50 min 13 min Auto 3 to 15 min Auto Timer Tub Clean Wash 10 h 47 min 10 h 4 3 min Tub Clean 30 C Wash 5 h 47 min 5 h 4 3 min Required operation time may become longer depending on the type of clothes and how the clothes are distributed T...

Page 25: ...ful of the distance from the opened door to the wall Product dimensions unit mm Weight 74 kg 1050 149 600 579 45 599 584 558 665 68 1217 998 1200 599 110 83 189 245 Remove the 2 ﬁxing bolts for transfer that have ﬁxed inside the appliance If the appliance is used without removing the bolts vibration may increase or the appliance may move causing danger Remove the ﬁxing bolts for transfer using the...

Page 26: ...ntion Do not allow the opening of the bottom of main unit to be blocked by carpet etc Do not allow lint etc to accumulate around the main unit Do not allow the metal parts of the main unit to electrically make contact with metal board in the house stainless board at the sink etc Connect the hoses properly to prevent water leak Maximum connection distance of hoses and power cord Installation contin...

Page 27: ...h the end of the hose to the water inlet of the appliance and tighten the nut Water inlet Water supply hose Drain hose Draining to a sink or wash basin CAUTION Secure the drain hose with an elbow so that it does not come oﬀ due to water pressure during drainage Elbow supplied Draining to a stand pipe Stand pipe Draining to a drain outlet Note Do not twist pull out or bend the drain hose Do not put...

Page 28: ...rror status is released by pressing Start the test run will resume Installation continued Attention Do not wipe the main unit with gritty cleanser thinner benzine alcohol kerosene etc Note Before shipment a water injection inspection is performed which may cause the window to become foggy or water droplets to remain inside the drum This is not a malfunction Water supply hose Drain hose Power plug ...

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