User manual DAEWOO C3620P

[. . . ] · Encure the drain hose is in its correct position (see lnstallation). · Inlet power cord plug into the power point and switch on. To Wash · Place the wash load and detergent in the wash tub. Refer to "Preparing the Wash" and "Points to Remember" · Set the valve selector to "WASH. RINSE". · Turn the water tap on fill the tub of your washing machine to the level recommended in the laundry guide. [. . . ] The spin bowl will spin for the time selected, then stop (at position "0"). Caution: Ensure that the spin bowl completely stops before reaching in to remove the wash load. · To remove or reposition clothes during the spin dry cycle, open and inner lids. In this case, the spin bowl will automatically stop as a brake is applied when the outer lid is opened. Note: The pump motor will operate when the spin dry timer is set, irrespective of whether the outer lid is closed or opened. 4 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Simultaneous Washing and Spin Drying · Three motors are fitted to cover washing, spin drying and drainage. This arrangement enables spin drying of a previous wash load washing of a new wash load to be simultaneously effected. · To do this set the controls for both "wash" and "spin" modes (see "TO WASH" and "SPIN DRYING"). Laundry Guide Type of Febric Fast Coloured Cotton and Linens Nylon and P. P Size of Wash Load Full Half & Less Full Half & Less Half & Less Water Level High (2) Low (1) High (2) Low (1) Degree of Soiling Heavy Normal Normal Light Normal Light Normal to Light Normal Soft Hot 50°C Max. 5-10 mins 3-5 mins Water Action Water Temperature Wash Wash Cycle Period Spin Period Warm 40°C Warm 40°C 4-5 mins. 2-3 mins. 2 mins. Delicates High (2) Soft 2-3 mins. 1-2 mins. Control Panel VALVE SELECTOR WATER INLET WASH SELECTOR WASH TIMER (PUMP CONTROL) SPIN TIMER 0 15 3 WASH RINSE 5 DRAIN 0 1 12 9 6 4 3 2 5 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Emptying · Set the valve selector knob to "DRAIN" and the wash timer 3-5 minutes. · Switch off the electricity at the power point. Over flow Filter · The overflow filter is located at the water rinse outlet of the wash tub and should be cleaned by hand after each use, while the lint is wet. · To detach, place fingers in the finger holes of the filter and pull out (Fig. · Rinse under the tape to remove lint, etc. , and push back into place. Figure 2. Drain Strainer · Remove the drain strainer from the bottom of the tub using a sharp tool such as §^driver. · Re-install the strainer. Pulsator · Should it be necessary to remove the pulsator, say to free an. · Obstruction, first remove the screw securing the pulsator to the motor shaft (Fig. Ensure that the screw is securely tightened. Figure 3. 6 POINTS TO REMEMBER · Avoid using excessive amounts of bleach, soap powder or detergent. · If the machine is installed in areas subject to freezing temperatures, ensure that it is completely drained after use. · To reset to the OFF position ("0"), turn anticlockwise. [. . . ] · The wash load in the spin bowl is excessively unbalanced during the spin cycle. · An article is lodged between the spin bowl and tub. MAINTENANCE AFTER USE Wash Day Maintenance At the end of each wash day: · Switch off the electricity at the power point. · Check that both timers are set to the OFF position ("0"). · Wipe off spillage from wash powder, etc. , and generally wipe over the tub and base under with a clean damp cloth. [. . . ]