Smeg Washing Machine 43CT Instructions And Maintenance Booklet Download Page 10

Cleaning out your washing
machine before using it

So that you can clear out the remains of any
lubrication materials and test water from
the inside of the washing machine, it is
recommendable to wash it out first before
you use it for washing any clothing. The
procedure for that is as follows.

Evacuate any residual water (Program-
me 13).

Put a dosage of detergent in the COM-
PARTMENT          of the DETERGENT
DRAWER.

Select the number 2 WASHING PRO-
GRAMME (90º C without prewash)
using the Programme Selector Control
(6).

Start the washing machine.

Wait until the programme finishes.

Cleaning and special care

(Fig. 6)

Your washing machine is fitted with a self-
cleaning pump and therefore does not
require any cleaning or maintenance.
However, certain objects may accidentally
fall into the pump (e. g. buttons, coins, pins,
etc.) and as it is not a good idea for them to
be expelled through the drain pipe, they
will be caught by an accessible filter in the
front of the pump to prevent any jamming.
To gain access to the pump, you just have to
remove the panel-kickplate covering the
bottom part of your washing machine
(Figure 6A) and proceed as follows:

With the aid of a screwdriver, first of all
undo the two screws at the side (A), and
then disengage the lug (D) at the top, turn
in the direction of the arrow (F) and disen-
gage the three lugs (B).

Place a flat container under the filter to
catch the small amount of water that will
come out when you remove the filter cover.

Turn the filter cover anticlockwise and
remove from the pump chamber any fluff
or small objects that have built up over
time.

In the case of figure 6B, turn the cover Z
anti-clockwise with the help of a coin.

To put everything back in place, just carry
out these instructions in reverse and ensure
that the filter cover is properly closed.

Warning:

For safety reasons, before remo-

ving the cover-kickplate, ensure that the
wash cycle is over and unplug the machine
from the mains supply.

Practical tips for a better
wash

Here is a series of tips which you ought to
keep in mind when using your washing
machine. Tips referring to the different
types of garments which you can wash, as
well as the different kinds of detergents and
washing powders which can be used.
Knowing them will help you to get a better
wash, as well as keeping your washing
machine in good working order.

Classifying the garments

Sort your garments into different types
according to their:

COLOUR

HOW DIRTY THEY ARE

HOW DELICATE THEY ARE

Colour

Before you load garments into the
machine, sort them according to the
type of material and how strong the
colours are.

Wash whites and coloureds separately.

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ENGLISH

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Summary of Contents for Washing Machine 43CT

Page 1: ...Instruction and maintenance booklet ENGLISH ...

Page 2: ...ol 61 Temperature selection control 61 Drying time selection control 62 Using the control buttons 62 Stop Start button 62 Buttons for additional functions 62 Starting 63 Loading garments into the drum 63 Putting in the washing powder and additives 64 Selecting the washing programme 65 Table of programmes 65 Programme guide 66 67 Cleaning out your washing machine before using it 68 Cleaning and spe...

Page 3: ...rs of the machine THIS TABLE SHOULD BE STUDIED BEFORE ANY ELEC TRICAL CONNECTIONS ARE MADE Transportation safety features Before you attempt to use your washing machine it is absolutely imperative that you should remove the interior fastening screws which are for fastening during the shipping The installation manual will tell you how to do this A description of the washing machine Figure 1 1 Top 2...

Page 4: ...have deactiva ted approx 2 minutes While the machine is running either a was hing or drying programme it can be termi nated by pushing in the Pilot switch to its stop position 11 When the button is pressed back to ON the washing machine starts again from the same phase in the cycle where it was tur ned off Should you stop the machine at any time in order to put garments in or take any back out mak...

Page 5: ...ichever of the additional func tion buttons that you may want 5 Press the START button Selecting a combined washing and drying programme The process is the same as a wash only programme except that you set the Drying Time Selector Control 7 at the temperatu re you want Selecting a dry only programme 1 Turn the Programme Selector Control 6 to letter corresponding to the type of drying programme you...

Page 6: ...the detergent exceed the MAX level marked on the side of the drawer Detergent Only use detergents which are appropriate for washing garments in automatic washing machines ones which are good quality and which do not produce froth Use only neu tral detergents for washing woollen gar ments Detergent dosages Remember that the dosage of detergent to use will always depend on The amount of garments to ...

Page 7: ...ion Control also have an automatic variable load regu lator which ensures that the water and energy consumption are automatically adjusted to the amount of clothing which is going to be washed Table of programmes Here is a detailed table of all the washing machine programmes Make sure that you refer to it for it gives you all of the informa tion relating to the different kinds of was hing programm...

Page 8: ... 53 0 90 1 05 53 0 15 0 60 53 2 Wash rinse cycles automatic absorption of additives if required and final spin 3 Quick wash rinse cycles automatic absorption of additives if required and final spin recommended maximum load 2 5 kg 40 45 5 Rinse cycles with automatic absorption of fabric softener and final spin Hard wearing fabrics Light soil Non colour fast 10 0 05 15 6 Drain and long spin Hard wea...

Page 9: ...AMME DESCRIPTION Recommended temp range Washing product compartments Label symbols Soil level and colour kWh litres Estimated duration minutes 60 30 40 Woollens programmes For woollen garments Recommended maximum load 1 0 Kg Programme position 8 Wash rinse cycles automatic absorption of additives if required and final spin 40 Cold Light soil Non colour fast 30 45 2 0 05 0 50 52 0 0 10 Drain with n...

Page 10: ...d then disengage the lug D at the top turn in the direction of the arrow F and disen gage the three lugs B Place a flat container under the filter to catch the small amount of water that will come out when you remove the filter cover Turn the filter cover anticlockwise and remove from the pump chamber any fluff or small objects that have built up over time In the case of figure 6B turn the cover Z...

Page 11: ...s tell you Maximum WASHING temperature The products with which they can be and cannot be washed Treatments for looking after them Temperatures and appropriate ways for them to be ironed Washing symbols Treating stains There are many occasions when due to the type and characteristics of some stains you do not obtain satisfactory results from the wash Here is a series of special treatments which you...

Page 12: ...ion of items inside the drum for the spin dry thereby making the washing machine work more silently General washing tips When washing garments together whose recommended washing tempe ratures are different you must always choose the lowest temperature In general bleaches can only be used for washing resistant white cloths such as cotton linen etc Select the Delicate Programmes for washing syntheti...

Page 13: ...ashing machine is not on a level surface Consult the Installation manual Important Some models high speed spin dry have a safety device incorporated into their spin dry programmes which means that the programme will stop should the garments inside the drum concentrate in such a way as to create an excessive level of vibrations Should you ever find that the garments are not sufficiently wrung out t...

Page 14: ...e Programme Selector Control 6 The D drying programme runs at a lower temperature than does the S programme You can run dry only programmes or was hing programmes followed by a drying programme consecutive wash dry N B Remember that it is a good idea to allow the washing machine to even up the final temperature to prevent any creases from forming Therefore should you wish to stop a drying cycle wh...

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