Smeg LBS66 Manuale utente

Washing machine
LBS 66

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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
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In order to improve the product quality, modifications can be made in the specifications
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.) 6
Height (cm.) 85
Width (cm.) 60
Depth (cm.) 54
Net Weight (kg.) 71
Electricity (V/Hz.) 230 / 50
Total Current (A) 10
Total Power (W) 2350
Washing -rinsing cycle (cyc/min) 52
Spinning cycle (max cyc/min) 600
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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 electri-
cian. 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 failure
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
without loading with laundry for getting
your machine ready for washing.
• Performance of your washing machine
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 wash-
ing 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 dam-
age to your machine.
• Your machine is programmed for
starting operation again when electric-
ity 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 dis-
play 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 blink-
ing 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 reason
applying to an Authorized Service is
recommended.
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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, rubber
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 connection 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 water
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
water 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

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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 “Machine
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
laundry 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
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Put the powder detergent and softener
into the appropriate compartments in the
detergent drawer and close the detergent
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.
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”
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 turning your
machine off.
Pressing “On/Off” does not mean program
started operation. You must press “Start/
Pause/Cancel” for starting the program.
Program Selection and Operating Your Machine
Control Panel
Program selection knob
Start/Pause/Cancel button
Auxiliary function buttons
On / Off button
Program follow-up indicator
6Spin speed selection knob
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CentrifugaInizio Lavaggio
Avvio/
Pausa
On/Off
40°
60°
30°
80°
90° 50°
70°
Rapido Extra
Risciacquo Esclusione
Centrifuga
Freddo
Cotone
Sintetici Intensivo
Lavaggio a
Mano
Lana
Delicati
Misti
Risciaquo
Centrifuga
Scarico
Quotidiano Anti-Allergico

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Program selection table
Determine the suitable program according 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.
Programm
Temperatures
Laundry type
Maximum
Load (kg)
Program
Time (min)
Water
consumption (lt)
Power
consumption
(kWh)
Prewash
Rinse plus
No spin
Coton 90 Very dirty, heat resistant cotton, linen 6 150 55 2,00 • • •
Coton * 60 Normal dirty, heat resistant cotton, linen 6 135 49 1,14 • • •
Coton 40 Less dirty or heat resistant cotton 6 125 49 0,70 • • •
Intensive 60 Very dirty, heat resistant cotton, linen 6 160 65 1,30 •
Intensive 40 Very dirty, heat resistant cotton, linen 6 160 65 0,70 •
Anti
Allergic 60
Heavy soiled Durable fabrics made of cot-
ton and linen (baby clothes etc.)
3 170 65 1,40 •
Synththetic 60 Normal dirty, heat resistant cotton/synthetic
compound 3 115 55 0,90 • • •
Synththetic 40 Less dirty or heat resistant cotton/synthetic
compound 3 105 55 0.50 • • •
Synththetic 30 Very little dirty or heat resistant
cotton/synthetic compound 3 90 55 0,30 • • •
Mix 40
Normal soiled cotton and linen sensitive
to heat
3,5 95 55 0,50 •
Delicate 40
Delicate, sensitive synthetic, cotton
blended
2 70 60 0.35 • •
Delicate 30
Delicate, sensitive synthetic, cotton
blended
2 65 60 0.25 •
Woolen 40 Woolens and sensitive compounds with ma-
chine washable label 1.5 55 55 0,30 • •
Woolen Cold Woolens and sensitive compounds with ma-
chine washable label 1.5 45 55 0.03 • •
Hand wash 30 Special program for laundries that have silk,
cashmere, un-washable in machine labels. 1 40 35 0.15 •
Mini 30
Special program for Less soiled linens
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3 30 50 0,25 •
Rinsing
Rinsing program
6 23 13 0.04 •
Spin Spin Program 6 11 - 0.03 •
Pump Pump Program 2 - -
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