Ardo A 1033, Инструкция

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SM753
USE OF DETERGENTS
The washing machine is fitted with a three-compartment dispenser for detergents [fig. 10].
A description of the programmes can be found on the dispenser panel.
I compartment for washing powders for pre-wash or soak (1)
II compartment for washing powder for the main wash (2)
compartment for liquid softeners, perfumed additives, starch or bleach (3)
In hard water areas, use a water softener together with the
detergents. This will increase the effectiveness and improve
the quality of the wash. At the same time, the addition of a water
softener will protect the parts of the machine from calcium de-
posits. The water softener is added to the detergent in the main
wash compartment of the dispenser (2).
IMPORTANT: Only use washing powders and liquid detergents
designed for use in automatic machines as these will pro-
duce less foam.
The detergents must be used in the quantities recommended
by the manufacturer written on the packet or container.
An excessive quantity of detergent will produce too much foam and will have a negative
effect on the results of the wash.
Too little detergent will reduce the effect of the wash.
MAINTENANCE
The washing machine has been designed in a manner that reduces maintenance to a
minimum. It is nevertheless important to carry out regular cleaning.
Before carrying out any cleaning, ensure that the washing machine is unplugged from the
mains and that the water supply is closed-off.
WARNING !! Never clean the machine using chemical cleaners, use only a lightly soaped
damp cloth.
Cleaning the washing machine
Wipe the outside and rubber components of the washing machine with a damp cloth. Do
not use abrasive products, cleaning fluid or any other solvents.
At the end of a wash cycle, leave the washing machine door open slightly to enable the
rubber parts to dry out.
Wash the detergent dispenser regularly. To do this, remove the dispenser and rinse it
under running water, then replace it.
Cleaning the filter
WARNING!! Before carrying out the procedure below, make
sure that the washing machine is empty. Do not remove the
filter when the machine is running or when filled with water.
Place a cloth or tray under the filter to collect any water left inside.
Open the filter door, unscrew and remove the filter by turning it anti-
clockwise [fig. 11]. The filter must be cleaned regularly. Rinse
the filter under running water and eliminate any residues. Replace
the filter by screwing it clockwise, ensuring that it forms a seal.
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