Smeg LBS 845 Manuale utente

Washing machine

LBS 845

Contents

Specifications of your Washing Machine

Warnings

Installation

Preparation

Program Selection and Operating Your Machine

Maintenance and Cleaning

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Your Washing Machine

Detergent Drawer

Control panel

Tabletop

Adjustable feet

Front door

Filter cover

In order to improve the product quality, modifications can be made in the specifica-

tions without prior notice.

The illustrations in this guide are schematic and may not exactly match with your

product.

The values that are declared in the markings on your product or in the printed

documents accompanying are obtained in a laboratory environment according to the

related standards. These values may vary according to the usage of the product and

environmental conditions.

Specifications of your Washing Machine

Maximum dry laundry capacity (kg.) 4.5

Height (cm.) 85

Width (cm.) 60

Depth (cm.) 45

Net Weight (kg.) 58

Electricity (V/Hz.) 230/50

Total Current (A) 10

Total Power (W) 2350

Washing -rinsing cycle (cyc/min) 52

Spinning cycle (max cyc/min) 800

Warnings

• This product is designed for home

use.

• Your washing machine is adjusted to

230V.

• If the fuse in your house is less than

16A than have a certified electrician

deploy an 16A fuse.

• In case of transformer or non-trans-

former use, grounding installation

must be performed with a licensed

electrician. Any use before grounding

is not our responsibility.

• Never place your machine over a car-

pet covered floor. Otherwise electrical

parts of your machine may overheat.

This may cause malfunction of your

machine.

• Make sure hot and cold taps are

connected correctly. Otherwise your

laundry may come out hot and torn .

• Please call certified service for a fail-

ure of electric plug / cable.

• Be careful about your water hoses are

not old. Do not use old / torn water

hoses. This may cause stain in your

laundry .

• At first use, washing must be per-

formed at Cotton 90°C program with-

out loading with laundry for getting

your machine ready for washing.

• Performance of your washing ma-

chine depends on the quality of water

and hygiene compound used. If low

quality and unfitting cleaning material

is used the stains will be fixed. Before

washing your laundry with stain keep

your attention on cleaning the laundry

as explained in following pages.

• This is period of keeping spare parts

for your machine to operate. Because

of quality control procedures there

might be little amount of water in your

machine. This does not have any

damage to your machine.

• Your machine is programmed for start-

ing operation again when electricity

is off and on afterwards. You can

not press On / Off button to cancel

program. Machine will go on program

when electricity is on. To CANCEL the

program press >Start/Pause/Cancel<

button for three seconds. (See. Can-

celling a program)

If “Door” led on program progress

display is blinking program selection

knob is middle position. In this case

turn the knob and adjust it again. If

the warning continues call authorized

service.

• After your machine starts operation, if

Start/Pause/Cancel key starts blinking

than door is not locked. Open and

close the door again begin washing

program again.

• If the “washing” led on the program

progress display is blinking either

there is no water or tap is off. Check

your taps. Turn your machine off and

on. If the problem persists unplug

your machine, turn off tap water and

call authorized service.

• If program is started and program

selection can not be performed your

machine might be in protection mode

due to infrastructure problem (voltage,

water pressure, etc.) Press and hold

the > Start/Pause/Cancel < button for

3 seconds in order to switch machine

to factory settings.

• Most of the warnings resulting in call-

ing an authorized service are due to

infrastructure problems. For this rea-

son applying to an Authorized Service

is recommended.

Installation

1. Removing the packaging reinforcements

Your machine must stand level and

balanced on its feet in order to operate

more silent and vibration-free.

First loosed the plastic counter nut on the

adjustable feet of your machine.

After maintaining the balance by

adjusting the feet, tighten the plastic

counter nut upwards.

2. Removing the transportation safety bolts

Before operating the machine, the

transportation safety bolts must definitely

be removed. For this,

1. Loosen the “C” bolts thoroughly by

turning them anticlockwise with the help of

a suitable wrench.

2. Pull off the transportation safety bolts.

3. Insert the “P” plastic caps in the

direction of arrow into the holes from

where the transportation safety bolts are

removed.

Please note! Keep the transportation

safety bolts in a safe place in order to

reuse them for any other transportation.

Transport your washing machine with the

transportation safety blots installed.

3. Adjusting the feet

To remove the packaging reinforcement lean

the machine backward, take the

reinforcement by pulling from the braid.

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a) Water inlet hose

The specific hoses that come with the

machine are connected to the water inlet

valves on the machine. Red labeled hose

is for hot water inlet and blue labeled hose

is for cold water inlet.

In order to prevent the water leakages that

may occur on the connection points, rub-

ber seals are placed on the hose or in the

package (4 pieces for the models with

double water inlets and 2 pieces for other

models). These gaskets should be used

for connections in both sides of the hose.

Gaskets on the machine side should fit in

the hose filter channel.

Since the connection points are under

water pressure, turn on the taps to the

maximum after the connection. Check if

there is any water leakage at the connec-

tion points. In order to prevent the water

leakages and the damages they may

cause, keep the taps closed when you are

not using the machine.

Minimum 1 bar and maximum 10 bars of

water flow from the tap is enough for your

machine to operate efficiently. (In practice,

1 bar means that more than 8 liters of wa-

ter per minute flows from a full open tap.)

Install the elbowed end of the hose to your

machine. Hand-tighten the nuts of the

hose, do not use a spanner

Models with double water inlets can be

used as a model with a single water inlet

by using a plug. Plug should be installed to

the hot water valve. A rubber gasket should

be used in order to prevent water leakage

from the connection point.

Do not connect the product with single wa-

ter inlet to the hot water tap. The product

may switch to the protection mode if the

temperature of the water connected to a

product with double water inlet through a Y

part and single water inlet is above 40°C.

a) Water drainage hose

Water drainage hose can be attached to

the side wall of a sink or bathtub. Hose

should not be bend. When the drainage

hose is hanged on a sink or bathtub, it can

be secured with a hose bracket so that it

will not fall.

The end of drainage hose can be

connected directly to the waste water

drainage hole or to the specific end that is

installed to the outlet elbow of the sink.

The hose should be installed to a height

of 40 cm minimum and 100 cm maximum.

Water connections

Electrical Connection

Plug in the grounded plug at the end of the

power cable of the washing machine to a

grounded wall outlet which is fed with

suitable voltage and current.

Preparation

• Please note the followings before start

ing to wash your laundry:

- Have you plugged the machine?

- Have you connected the drainage hose

as necessary?

- Have you closed the front door?

- Have you opened the tap?

• If you are installing your machine by your-

self, please read the “Installation” section

first.

• Separation of the laundries to be

washed:

Please separate the laundries according to

their types (cotton, linen, synthetic, woolen,

etc.), dirtiness levels and washing tempera-

ture. Do not wash the white clothes along

with the colored ones.

Remove solid objects such as belts, cuff

links and curtain rods from the laundries or

put them into a washing bag.

Empty the pockets. Zip and button up. It

is recommended to place the very small

laundries such as baby clothes into the big

laundries such as pillowcases or put into a

special

washing filet in order to prevent them from

sticking between the bellows or slipping

into the cauldron, pump filter, hose and etc.

For stained laundries, see the Practical and

useful information section. Your machine

can wash the woolen clothes with a “Ma-

chine Washable” or “Unfeltable” label in the

special woolen program without damaging

them.

Sensitive clothes with a “Do not wash in the

machine” or “Hand-wash” (silk, pure wool,

cashmere and etc.) label can be washed in

the hand-wash program which is designed

specifically.

• To open the front door, grab the handle

and pull it. For your safety, the front door

of your machine can only be opened when

the machine is not operating. If the “door”

LED is on, the door can be opened.

• Loading the laundry into the machine:

Place the laundries by spreading and

without compaction. Place your hand

woven clothes into the machine by turning

inside out. When closing the door, make

sure that no laundry is in between the door

and the rubber bellows.

Push the front door to close it. If the front

door is not closed correctly, washing does

not start.

• The selection of detergent and soft-

ener:The detergent amount depends on

the hardness of water, the amount of laun-

dry and the dirtiness level of the laundry.

Recommended amounts are written on the

detergent package. If your laundries are

not very dirty and/or your water has a low

hardness, use less detergent as

recommended in the detergent packages.

Otherwise you may encounter excessive

foam.

You should use detergents that are

developed especially for automatic

washing machines. Avoid using bleachers

that contain chlorine or sulfur.

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Put the powder detergent and softener

into the appropriate compartments in the

detergent drawer and close the deter-

gent drawer.

Pour the softener as recommended

in the package (generally <100ml; i.e.

1 tea cup) Never exceed the “MAX”

marking. If you put more, it will mix into

the washing water via siphon (III) and

it will be wasted. In this case, it may be

necessary to refill the softener. If the

softener is condensed over time, it may

be necessary to dilute with some water.

Otherwise, condensed softener clog the

siphon and block the flow.

Program Selection and Operating Your Machine

Control Panel

I. Compartment I, the powder detergent

compartment for prewash.

II. Compartment II, the powder detergent

compartment for main washing.

III.Siphon

The softener compartment.

Pressing “On/Off”

Program selection knob

Start/Pause/Cancel button

Auxiliary function buttons

On / Off button

Program follow-up indicator

By pressing “On/Off” button you can

make your machine ready for selecting

program. When “On/Off” key is pressed

“door” led will light on meaning “door can

open”. Press “On/Off” key again for turn-

ing your machine off.

Pressing “On/Off” does not mean pro-

gram started operation. You must press

“Start/Pause/Cancel” for starting the

program.

6Spin speed selection knob

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Pressing the “On/Off” button never means

that the program is started.

You must press “Start/Pause/Cancel” button

in order the machine starts its program.

Program selection table

Determine the suitable program accord-

ing to the type, amount, dirtiness level and

washing temperature of the laundry by

looking at the program selection table. Turn

the program selection knob to the program-

temperature position that you want to wash

with.

*Energy Label Program EN 60456:1999 and IEC 60456 Ed.4 2001

Water and power consumption may show differences from the table above depending on the water pressure,

hardness and temperature, environmental temperature, laundry type and amount, auxiliary function selection and

changes in the electricity voltage.

Program Laundry type

Maximum

Load (kg)

Program

Time (min)

Water

consumption (lt)

Power

consumption (kWh)

Quick wash

Rinse Plus

Anti-creasing

Cotton 90 Very dirty, heat resistant cotton, linen

4.5 150 50 1.60

• • •

Cotton 60* Normal dirty, heat resistant cotton, linen

4.5 135 49 0.85

• • •

Cotton 40 Less dirty or heat resistant cotton

4.5 125 45 0.60

• • •

Intensive 60 Very dirty, heat resistant cotton, linen

4.5 160 50 1.00

•

Intensive 40 Very dirty, heat resistant cotton, linen

4.5 160 50 0.55

•

Synthetic 60 Normal dirty, heat resistant cotton/synthetic

compound

2.5 115 40 0.90

• • •

Synthetic 40 Less dirty or heat resistant cotton/synthetic

compound

2.5 105 40 0.50

• • •

Synthetic 30 Very little dirty or heat resistant

cotton/synthetic compound

2.5 90 40 0.25

• • •

Delicate 40 Sensitive, Delicate synthetic, cotton

compound

2 70 45 0.35

• •

Delicate 30 Sensitive, Delicate synthetic, cotton

compound

2 65 45 0.25

•

Woolen 40 Woolens and sensitive compounds with ma-

chine washable label

1.5 55 40 0.25

•

Woolen Cold Woolens and sensitive compounds with ma-

chine washable label

1.5 45 40 0.03

•

Hand Wash 30 Special program for laundries that have silk,

cashmere, un-washable in machine labels.

1 40 30 0.15

Rinsing

Rinsing program

4.5 23 11 0.04

Spin Spin Program

4.5 11 _ 0.03

Pump Pump Program

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