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SM1244

Fig 9

PLUMBING INSTALLATION

Location

Modern washing machines spin at high speed. To avoid excessive vibration during spinning, install the ap-
pliance on a properly supported fl oor. Always leave at least 5cm of space on each side of the appliance to 
allow for possible vibration during spinning of unbalanced loads.

Space for servicing and fi tting

Allow space on either side of the appliance for access and servicing.

Water Board Regulations

These instructions are intended only as a general guide and local by-laws and water board regulations re-
garding the water connections and drainage from the appliance must be observed.

Water Pressure

The appliance will operate within a wide range of water pressures.
Cold Water 

minimum 5 N/cm2 (0.5 bar) (7 psi)

Bleu Coloures 

 

maximum 100 N/cm2 (10 bar) (150 psi)

Hot Water (if fi tted) 

minimum 5 N/cm2 (0.5 bar) (7 psi)

Red Coloures 

 

maximum 100 N/cm2 (10 bar) (150 psi)

N.B.: Use the new pipe supplied with the machine and do not re-use theold one.
The height of the storage tank in the house must be a minimum of 8 feet above the top of the appliance to 
meet the minimum pressure requirements.

Permanent plumbing for Hot and Cold fi ll machines only.

If only cold water supply is available it will be necessary to fi t a special adap-
tor (Fig 8). 

Both the hot and cold hoses are provided with a standard 3/4 “ B.S.P female 
connector which is to be fi tted to a suitable tap. The hot water inlet can be 
identifi ed by the red coloured fi lter inside the inlet valve.
 Remember to 
fi t the rubber washers into the ends of the hoses prior to connection to the 
supply or appliance. 

 

 

Water Supply

Most domestic hot water systems are suitable.

Multi-point gas heaters can be used if suffi cient water pressure is available (check with manufacturer).

Single point instantaneous gas water heaters MUST NOT BE USED.

If you are in any doubt about the suitability of your hot water system, consult the manufacturer of the

 

heating appliance or the Gas or Electricity Board.

Water Connections

All the connections and adaptors mentioned in this section can be purchased from your local builder, plumber 
or from large DIY stores and electrical outlets.

Filling hoses

All our washing machines are supplied with special high pressure fi lling hoses 
complete with a 3/4” BSP (19mm) female coupling.

Important: Under no circumstances should this coupling be removed from 
the hoses (Fig 9).

We will not accept any responsibility for failure of the hoses or water connec-
tions if the factory fi tted couplings are removed. The hoses are designed to 
be long enough to stay connected while the appliance is pulled forward for 
cleaning and servicing.

Fig 8

Summary of Contents for m9010w

Page 1: ...W A S H I N G M A C H I N E OWNERS HANDBOOK CUSTOMER CARELINE 08705 168299...

Page 2: ...W A S H I N G M A C H I N E SM1244 Customer Careline 08705 168299...

Page 3: ...on for servicing so do not make the water and electrical connections too short Do not tamper with the appliance until you have read and understood the instructions fully INDEX INTRODUCTION Safety Inst...

Page 4: ...ws visible signs of damage to the control panel worktop or bottom plinth 12 We advise that for your safety and the continued trouble free operation of your appliance all repairs and maintenance should...

Page 5: ...ow 3 C and the cables and hoses at the rear of the machine are not crushed in any way For transport purposes the swinging unit in the machine is blocked using 4 spacers with screws Before starting the...

Page 6: ...your plug insert If the fitted plug is not suitable for your socket outlets it should be cut off and disposed of immediately to avoid a possible shock hazard should it be inserted into a 13 amp fuse e...

Page 7: ...that allows your appliance to spin at very high speed if the load is distributed correctly Prior to spin the electronic system allows the drum to rotate in both clockwise and anti clockwise directions...

Page 8: ...amage to adjacent equipment Suspended wooden floors or plinths might be needed to distribute the weight evenly Fig 5 Fig 6 Fig 7 1 One or both of the front feet should be adjusted in order to level th...

Page 9: ...s available it will be necessary to fit a special adap tor Fig 8 Both the hot and cold hoses are provided with a standard 3 4 B S P female connector which is to be fitted to a suitable tap The hot wat...

Page 10: ...Avoid the possibility of flooding when the machine is not in use 2 Allow the appliance to be moved for cleaning and servicing If you do not have an existing installation for connecting your appliance...

Page 11: ...isable to check the spindle sealing gland of the tap before connecting your appliance for the first time To do this connect the appliance fill hoses to the tap us ing your chosen adaptor making sure t...

Page 12: ...he hose cannot be easily displaced a piece of string or wire can be threaded through the hole in the plastic moulded hose crook and then attached to the tap 2 The water level in the sink cannot cover...

Page 13: ...bric conditioners Load the laundry Open the door by pulling the catch outwards Load the items to be washed one at a time and close the door Fig 18 Add the detergent Open the detergent drawer by pushin...

Page 14: ...3 Fig 21 but do not exceed the MAX level Close the drawer gently If you slam the drawer it could cause the conditioner to enter the appliance prematurely The end At the end of a programme the applian...

Page 15: ...time LOADING THE APPLIANCE How much is in a load Your appliance will wash the following dry weights Cottons and Linens 5kg 13 2lbs On selected models Absorbent materials towels nappies flannelette 2 5...

Page 16: ...s it s important to use the right amount of detergent Modern washing machines use less water and some people believe it is okay to use less detergent This is not true and will lead to problems in the...

Page 17: ...the inside of the drum and door seal with a dry cloth It is normal if a certain amount of water has collected in the rim of the door seal Removing the detergent drawer fig A or B according to the mod...

Page 18: ...se back up and empty Repeat the procedure until the water stops flowing 4 Clean the filter in the normal way NOTE Never remove the filter during a wash cycle always wait until the appliance has finish...

Page 19: ...ce Heavy stains proprietary rust remover if suitable for material Lipstick C Washing up liquid or methylated spirit Mildew C Hydrogen peroxide Milk A Washing up liquid or washing powder Nail Varnish C...

Page 20: ...NEVER soak silk wool leather garments with metal fasteners or any article with a flame resistant fin ish 4 NEVER soak articles of doubtful colour fastness see section on testing for colour fastness 5...

Page 21: ...not worry if the water is not immediately visible Wash results are not affected If the appliance is noisy or not sitting evenly on the floor 1 Check that the adjustable feet are properly set and the...

Page 22: ...only covers defects resulting from faulty workmanship or components 7 To obtain your free in guarantee service repair proof of purchase must be provided or a charge will be made This appliance is mark...

Page 23: ...W A S H I N G M A C H I N E 23 SM1244...

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