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Installation

Installation

3. 

Open the water tap and check if there are any 
leaks around the connection areas. If there 
are water leaks, repeat the steps above.

WARNING

If there is a water leak, stop operating the washing machine and disconnect from the electrical supply. 
Then, contact a local Samsung service centre in case of a leak from the water hose, or contact a plumbing 
technician in case of a leak from the water tap. Otherwise, this may cause electric shock. 

CAUTION

Do not stretch the water hose by force. If the hose is too short, replace the hose with a longer, high-
pressure hose.

Connecting to a non-threaded water tap

A

B

1. 

Remove the 

adaptor (A)

 from the water 

hose 

(B)

.

2. 

Use a Phillips screwdriver to loosen four 
screws on the adaptor.

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Summary of Contents for WW85T3 Series

Page 1: ...Washing Machine Usermanual WW85T3 WW3000TM_8 5KG_NewZealand_8C104 000579_EN indd 1 WW3000TM_8 5KG_NewZealand_8C104 000579_EN indd 1 2021 01 15 3 59 30 2021 01 15 3 59 30 ...

Page 2: ...4 Installation 15 What s included 15 Installation requirements 17 Step by step installation 19 Before you start 27 Initial settings 27 Laundry guidelines 27 Detergent drawerguidelines 31 Operations 34 Control panel 34 Simple steps to start 35 Cycle overview 36 Settings 38 Maintenance 39 Emergency drain 39 Cleaning 40 Recoveryfrom freezing 43 Care against an extended time of disuse 43 WW3000TM_8 5K...

Page 3: ...44 Information codes 48 Specifications 50 Fabric care chart 50 Protecting the environment 51 Specification sheet 52 WW3000TM_8 5KG_NewZealand_8C104 000579_EN indd 3 WW3000TM_8 5KG_NewZealand_8C104 000579_EN indd 3 2021 01 15 3 59 53 2021 01 15 3 59 53 ...

Page 4: ...nditions and situations that may occur It is yourresponsibilityto use common sense caution and care when installing maintaining and operating yourwashing machine Because the following operating instructions covervarious models the characteristics of yourwashing machine may differslightlyfrom those described in this manual and not all warning signs may be applicable If you have any questions orconc...

Page 5: ...in Europe This appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years and above and persons with reduced physical sensory ormental capabilities orlack of experience and knowledge if they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance in a safe way and understand the hazards involved Children shall not playwith the appliance Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made b...

Page 6: ... when lifting it Plug the powercord into a wall socket that meets local electrical specifications Use the socket forthis appliance only and do not use an extension cord Sharing a wall socket with otherappliances using a powerstrip orextending the powercord may result in electric shock orfire Ensure that the powervoltage frequency and current are the same as those of the product specifications Fail...

Page 7: ...ed to lowtemperatures Frost may cause the tubes to burst Do not install this appliance in a location where gas may leak This may result in electric shock orfire Do not use an electric transformer This may result in electric shock orfire Do not use a damaged powerplug damaged powercord orloose wall socket This may result in electric shock orfire Do not pull orexcessively bend the powercord Do not t...

Page 8: ... etc ventilate immediatelywithout touching the powerplug Do not touch the appliance orpowercord Do not use a ventilating fan A spark may result in an explosion orfire Do not let children play in oron the washing machine In addition when disposing of the appliance remove the washing machine doorlever If trapped inside the product children may suffocate to death Make sure to remove the packaging spo...

Page 9: ...t attempt to repair disassemble ormodifythe appliance yourself Do not use a fuse such as copper steel wire etc otherthan a standard fuse When the appliance needs to be repaired orreinstalled contact yournearest service centre Failure to do so may result in electric shock fire problems with the product orinjury If the watersupply hose comes loose from the watertap and floods the appliance unplug th...

Page 10: ...machine or result in a waterleak Turn the watersupply off when the washing machine is not being used Ensure that the screws on the watersupply hose connectorare properlytightened Ensure that the rubberseal and front doorglass are not contaminated by a foreign substance e g waste thread hair etc If a foreign substance is caught in the doororthe dooris not completely closed it may cause a water leak...

Page 11: ...ecial cycle forwashing these items Woollen bedding rain covers fishing vests ski pants sleeping bags diapercovers sweat suits and bicycle motorcycle and carcovers etc Do not wash thick orhard mats even if the washing machine mark is on the care label This may result in injury ordamage to the washing machine walls floor orclothing due to abnormal vibrations Do not wash throw rugs ordoormats with ru...

Page 12: ...e metal objects such as safety pins hairpins orbleach in the drum forlong periods of time This may cause the drum to rust If rust starts appearing on the surface of the drum apply a neutral cleansing agent to the surface and use a sponge to clean it Neveruse a metal brush Do not use dry cleaning detergent directly and do not wash rinse orspin laundry contaminated by dry cleaning detergent This may...

Page 13: ...ic damage Take care that children s fingers are not caught in the doorwhen you close it Failure to do so may result in injury Critical cleaningwarnings WARNING Do not clean the appliance by spraying waterdirectly onto it Do not use a strong acidic cleaning agent Do not use benzene thinneroralcohol to clean the appliance This may result in discolouration deformation damage electric shock orfire Bef...

Page 14: ...hem responsiblyto promote the sustainable reuse of material resources Household users should contact eitherthe retailerwhere they purchased this product ortheirlocal government office fordetails of where and howthey can take these items forenvironmentally safe recycling Business users should contact theirsupplierand check the terms and conditions of the purchase contract This product and its elect...

Page 15: ...ckage If you have a problem with the washing machine orthe parts contact a local Samsung customercentre orthe retailer 01 Release lever 02 Detergent drawer 03 Control panel 04 Door 05 Drum 06 Debris filter 07 Emergency drain tube 08 Filtercover 09 Worktop 10 Powerplug 11 Drain hose 12 Levelling feet WW3000TM_8 5KG_NewZealand_8C104 000579_EN indd 15 WW3000TM_8 5KG_NewZealand_8C104 000579_EN indd 15...

Page 16: ...the hose guide to loop the end of the drain hose Connect the cold and hot waterhoses to the inlets at the back of the washing machine to supply cold and hot water Some models may just have one watersupply inlet which is forcold water If yourwashing machine has one watersupply inlet make sure you connect the cold waterhose to the cold watertap WW3000TM_8 5KG_NewZealand_8C104 000579_EN indd 16 WW300...

Page 17: ...completely Or it maytake longerto fill the drum causing the washing machine to turn off Watertaps must be within120 cm from the rear of the washing machine so that the provided inlet hoses reach the washing machine To reduce the risk of leaks Make sure watertaps are easily accessible Turn off the taps when the washing machine is not in use Check forany leaks at the waterinlet hose fittings on a re...

Page 18: ... damage to belts the pump and othercomponents of the washing machine Alcove orcloset installation Minimum clearance forstable operation Sides 25 mm Rear 50 mm Top 25 mm Front 550 mm If both the washing machine and a dryerare installed in the same location the front of the alcove orcloset must have at least a 550 mm unobstructed airopening Yourwashing machine alone does not require a specific airop...

Page 19: ...ts Unpack the product package and remove all shipping bolts NOTE Numberof shipping bolts may differdepending on the model WARNING Packaging materials can be dangerous to children Dispose all packaging material plastic bags polystyrene etc out of children s reach A 1 Locate the shipping bolts marked with circle in the figure on the rearside of the washing machine CAUTION Do not remove the screw A t...

Page 20: ...s byturning them counterclockwise NOTE You must keep the shipping bolts forfuture use B 3 Insert the bolt caps B to the holes marked with circle in the figure WW3000TM_8 5KG_NewZealand_8C104 000579_EN indd 20 WW3000TM_8 5KG_NewZealand_8C104 000579_EN indd 20 2021 01 15 3 59 55 2021 01 15 3 59 55 ...

Page 21: ...se The provided waterhose may differdepending on the model Please followthe instruction according to the provided waterhose Connecting to a threaded watertap 1 Connect the waterhose to the watertap and then turn the connectorclockwise as shown 2 Connect the otherend of the waterhose to the inlet valve on the back of the washing machine Turn the hose clockwise to tighten WW3000TM_8 5KG_NewZealand_8...

Page 22: ... from the waterhose orcontact a plumbing technician in case of a leak from the watertap Otherwise this may cause electric shock CAUTION Do not stretch the waterhose byforce If the hose is too short replace the hose with a longer high pressure hose Connecting to a non threaded watertap A B 1 Remove the adaptor A from the waterhose B 2 Use a Phillips screwdriverto loosen four screws on the adaptor W...

Page 23: ...part D The hose fits into the adaptorwith a clicking sound 7 To complete connecting the waterhose see 2 and 3 on the Connecting to a threadedwater tap section NOTE Afterconnecting the waterhose to the adaptor check if it is connected properly by pulling the water hose downwards Use a populartype of watertaps If the tap is square shaped ortoo big remove the spacerring before inserting the tap into ...

Page 24: ...ne 2 Connect the otherend of the hot waterhose to the hot watertap Aqua hose applicable models only A The aqua hose alerts users of a risk of waterleaks It senses the waterflow and turns red on the centre indicator A in case of a leak WW3000TM_8 5KG_NewZealand_8C104 000579_EN indd 24 WW3000TM_8 5KG_NewZealand_8C104 000579_EN indd 24 2021 01 15 3 59 57 2021 01 15 3 59 57 ...

Page 25: ...etween 60 cm and 90 cm high It is advisable to use a 65 cm high vertical pipe To ensure the drain hose stays in position use the plastic hose guide provided see the figure To prevent the siphoning of waterflow during drainage make sure to insert the drain hose 15 cm in the drain pipe To prevent the drain hose from moving around secure the hose guide to the wall Drain standpipe requirements Minimum...

Page 26: ...ain hose in places of stagnant waterorponding The watermayflow back to the washing machine STEP6 Poweron Plug the powercord into a wall socket featuring an AC 220 240 V 50 Hz approved electrical outlet protected by a fuse orcircuit breaker Then press Power to turn on the washing machine WW3000TM_8 5KG_NewZealand_8C104 000579_EN indd 26 WW3000TM_8 5KG_NewZealand_8C104 000579_EN indd 26 2021 01 15 3...

Page 27: ... 6 Press the Start Pause button Laundryguidelines STEP1 Sort Sort the laundry according to these criteria Care Label Sort the laundry into cottons mixed fibres synthetics silks wools and rayon Colour Separate whites from colours Size Mixing different sized items togetherin the drum improves the washing performance Sensitivity Wash delicate items separately such as pure woollen items curtains and s...

Page 28: ...aundry net Do not wash the laundry net by itself without otherlaundry This may cause abnormal vibrations that could move the washing machine and result in injury STEP4 Prewash if necessary Select the Prewash option forthe selected course if the laundry is heavily soiled When selecting the pre wash option make sure to put powder type detergent into the main wash compartment STEP5 Determine the load...

Page 29: ...e of soiling and the hardness of the waterin yourlocal area If you are not sure about the water hardness contact a local waterauthority Do not use detergent that tends to be hardened orsolidified This detergent may remain afterthe rinse cycle blocking the drain outlet CAUTION When washing wool using the WOOL course use only a neutral liquid detergent If used with the WOOL course powderdetergent ma...

Page 30: ...pty drum towards the rear 2 Put the laundry in the drum on top of the capsule CAUTION Forcycles using cold waterorcycles that complete in less than one hour it is recommended to use a liquid detergent Otherwise the capsule may not dissolve completely WW3000TM_8 5KG_NewZealand_8C104 000579_EN indd 30 WW3000TM_8 5KG_NewZealand_8C104 000579_EN indd 30 2021 01 15 3 59 58 2021 01 15 3 59 58 ...

Page 31: ...OTE The actual appearance of the softenerguide may differwith the model CAUTION Do not open the detergent drawerwhile the washing machine is operating Do not use the following types of detergent Tablet orcapsule types Ball ornet types To prevent the compartment clogging concentrated orhighly enriched agents fabric softeneror detergent must be diluted with waterbefore being applied When Delay End i...

Page 32: ...r 3 Applyfabric softenerto the softener compartment Do not exceed the max line A Softeneris dispensed into the wash during the final rinse 4 If you want to prewash apply prewash detergent to the prewash compartment as instructed orrecommended bythe manufacturer 5 Close the detergent drawer WW3000TM_8 5KG_NewZealand_8C104 000579_EN indd 32 WW3000TM_8 5KG_NewZealand_8C104 000579_EN indd 32 2021 01 1...

Page 33: ...etergent guide Concentrated fabric softenermust be diluted with waterbefore applied Do not apply main wash detergent to the softenercompartment WW3000TM_8 5KG_NewZealand_8C104 000579_EN indd 33 WW3000TM_8 5KG_NewZealand_8C104 000579_EN indd 33 2021 01 15 4 00 00 2021 01 15 4 00 00 ...

Page 34: ... spin speed will be displayed on the display 05 DelayEnd Press DelayEnd repeatedlyto cycle through the available Delay End options from 3 to 24 hours in one hourincrements 06 Start Pause Press to start orpause operation Press the button once to start a cycle To pause operation press the button again You may change the cycle settings and options To resume paused operation press the button again 07 ...

Page 35: ...ary 4 Set Delay End if you want to finish the wash cycle at the desired time 5 Press Start Pause To change the cycle during operation 1 Press Start Pause to stop operation 2 Select a different cycle 3 Press Start Pause again to start the new cycle WW3000TM_8 5KG_NewZealand_8C104 000579_EN indd 35 WW3000TM_8 5KG_NewZealand_8C104 000579_EN indd 35 2021 01 15 4 00 00 2021 01 15 4 00 00 ...

Page 36: ...etic materials orblended fabrics 4 5 BABY CARE Featuring a high temperature wash and extra rinses to help remove the remaining detergent effectively 4 5 COTTON Optimal performance with lowerenergyforcotton fabrics bed linens table linens underwear towels or shirts Forenergy saving the actual washing temperature may be lowerthan specified ForWW85T3040WW COTTON Temp 40 Rinse 3 Spin1400 is recommende...

Page 37: ...layed indicates the time the wash will finish 1 Select a cycle Then change the cycle settings if necessary 2 Press DelayEnd repeatedly until a desired end time is set 3 Press Start Pause The corresponding indicatorturns on with the clock running 4 To cancel the DelayEnd restart the washing machine by pressing Power Real life case You want to finish a two hourcourse 3 hours laterfrom now Forthis yo...

Page 38: ...ouslyfor3 seconds When Child Lock is activated the indicator lights up Alarm Off You can turn on oroff the sound of the cycle selectorand all buttons To turn on oroff the sound press and hold Spin and DelayEnd simultaneouslyfor3 seconds When the sound is off the indicatorlights up WW3000TM_8 5KG_NewZealand_8C104 000579_EN indd 38 WW3000TM_8 5KG_NewZealand_8C104 000579_EN indd 38 2021 01 15 4 00 01...

Page 39: ...rding to the direction of the graphic B 3 Put an empty spacious containeraround the cover and stretch the emergency drain tube to the containerwhile holding the tube cap B C 4 Open the tube cap and let waterin the Emergencydrain tube C flow into the container 5 When done close the tube cap and reinsert the tube Then close the filtercover NOTE Use a spacious containerbecause the waterin the drum ma...

Page 40: ...ne Cover the hose with a cloth to prevent waterfrom gushing out 4 Use pliers to pull out the mesh filterfrom the inlet valve 5 Submerge the mesh filterdeeply in water so that the threaded connectoris also submerged 6 Drythe mesh filtercompletely in the shade 7 Reinsert the mesh filterinto the inlet valve and reconnect the waterhose to the inlet valve 8 Open the watertap NOTE If the mesh filteris c...

Page 41: ...nclogged 6 Reinsert the debris filter and turn the filter knob to the right NOTE If the debris filteris clogged an information code of 5C appears on the screen CAUTION Make sure the filterknob is closed properly aftercleaning the filter Otherwise this may cause a leak Make sure the filteris inserted properly aftercleaning it Otherwise this may cause an operational failure ora leak Detergent Drawer...

Page 42: ... a soft brush 5 Reinsert the Liquid detergent guide to the drawer 6 Slide the drawerinward to close it NOTE To remove remaining detergent perform the RINSE SPIN cycle with the drum being empty WW3000TM_8 5KG_NewZealand_8C104 000579_EN indd 42 WW3000TM_8 5KG_NewZealand_8C104 000579_EN indd 42 2021 01 15 4 00 03 2021 01 15 4 00 03 ...

Page 43: ...repeat the above steps until it operates normally Care against an extended time of disuse Avoid leaving the washing machine unused foran extended time If this is the case drain the washing machine and unplug the powercord 1 Turn the Cycle Selector to select RINSE SPIN 2 Emptythe drum and press Start Pause 3 When the cycle is complete close the watertap and disconnect the waterhose 4 Turn off the w...

Page 44: ...etergent drawer Make sure the washing machine is running with sufficient water pressure Make sure the detergent is added to the centre of the detergent drawer Make sure the rinse cap is inserted properly If using granulardetergent make sure the detergent selectoris in the upperposition Remove the rinse cap and clean the detergent drawer Excessive vibrations or makes noise Make sure the washing mac...

Page 45: ...f clothing needs washing such as a bathrobe orpairof jeans the final spin result might be unsatisfactory and an Ub check message will be shown in the display The doordoes not open Press ortap Start Pause to stop the washing machine It maytake a few moments forthe doorlock mechanism to disengage Make sure all the waterin the drum is drained The doormay not open if waterremains in the drum Drain the...

Page 46: ...lection is correct Make sure the hoses are connected to the correct taps Flush waterlines Make sure the waterheateris set to supply a minimum120 F 49 C hot waterat the tap Also check the waterheatercapacity and recovery rate Disconnect the hoses and clean the mesh filter The mesh filtermay be clogged While the washing machine fills the watertemperature may change as the automatic temperature contr...

Page 47: ...ive suds collect in recesses and can cause foul odours Run cleansing cycles to sanitize periodically Clean the doorseal diaphragm Drythe washing machine interioraftera cycle has finished No bubbles are seen Bubbleshot models only Overloading may screen bubbles Severely contaminated laundry may not generate bubbles If a problem persists contact a local Samsung service centre WW3000TM_8 5KG_NewZeala...

Page 48: ... wayto the drain system If the information code remains contact a customerservice centre dC Operating thewashing machinewith the dooropen Make sure the dooris properly closed Make sure laundry is not caught in the door dC1 Doorcannot be locked Make sure the dooris properly closed Turn off the washing machine and then turn it on again If the information code remains contact a customerservice centre...

Page 49: ...f the information code remains contact a customerservice centre AC Check communications between main and sub PBAs Try poweroff and restarting the cycle If the information code remains contact a customerservice centre AC6 Invertercommunication check If the information code remains contact a customerservice centre If any information code keeps appearing on the screen contact a local Samsung service ...

Page 50: ...ry cleaned using any solvent Item can be washed at 95 C Dry Clean Item can be washed at 60 C Dry clean with perchloride lighter fuel pure alcohol orR113 only Item can be washed at 40 C Dry clean with aviation fuel pure alcohol orR113 only Item can be washed at 30 C Do not dry clean Hand wash only Dryflat Dry clean only Can be hung to dry Can be bleached in cold water Dry on clothes hanger Do not b...

Page 51: ...rso that animals and small children cannot get trapped inside the appliance Do not exceed the detergent quantities recommended in the detergent manufacturer s instructions Use stain removal products and bleaches before the wash cycle onlywhen strictly necessary Save waterand electricity by onlywashing full loads the exact amount depends upon the program used WW3000TM_8 5KG_NewZealand_8C104 000579_...

Page 52: ...850 Waterpressure 0 05 0 8 MPa NETweight 64 0 kg Wash and spin capacity 8 5 kg Power consumption Washing and heating 220 V 1800 W 240 V 2100 W Spin revolutions 1400 rpm NOTE The design and specifications are subject to change without notice forquality improvement purposes WW3000TM_8 5KG_NewZealand_8C104 000579_EN indd 52 WW3000TM_8 5KG_NewZealand_8C104 000579_EN indd 52 2021 01 15 4 00 05 2021 01 ...

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