Smeg Wdi12c61 Manual

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6.5 CLEANING THE DETERGENT DRAWER    
The detergent drawer should be kept clean, removing  all solid deposits. 
To  simplify  this  operation,  completely  remove  the  d etergent  drawer  (pull  the 
drawer  fully  out,  press  in  the  zone  marked  PUSH  and   then  remove  com-
pletely).    
Remove the siphon A and clean all parts with hot  water. 
Fully  re-insert  the  siphon  and  remove  any  detergent   deposits  before  putting 
the drawer back in position.  
 
.   
6.6 CLEANING THE WATER INTAKE FILTERS    The machine is fitted with a filter which protects the water intake valves. 
  
The filter is in the fitting on the intake hose whi ch is connected to the tap  
 
The filter must be cleaned if the washer-dryer is n ot taking in water or the amount of wa-
ter is insufficient. 
To clean, proceed as follows: 
  Remove  the  mains  plug  to  disconnect  the  appliance  f rom  the  electricity 
supply.  
   Turn off the water tap. 
   Unscrew the intake hose fitting from the tap. 
   Remove the intake hose fitting filter. 
   Clean the filter with water, with the aid of a sma ll brush. 
   When screwing the intake hose fitting back into pl ace, check that the filter is positioned correctly. 
 
    
						

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7. TROUBLESHOOTING  This  produce  complies  with  the  relevant  regulations  governing  the  safety  of  electrical  equipment.  For safety  rea-
sons, any technical inspections or repairs must be  performed by qualified staff, to prevent all hazards for the user. 
 If the appliance does not work, before calling the  After-Sales Service, to avoid unnecessary expense,  check your-
self that the operations listed in this troubleshoo ting table
 have been carried out..  
1  Appliance does not start 
 
Check that:  
- plug is properly connected to socket 
- door is securely closed  
- “Start/Pause” button has been pressed. 
2  No water filling  
 
Check that:  -   plug is properly connected to socket 
-   door is securely closed 
-   water tap is turned on 
-   water intake hose filters not fouled.  
-   water intake hose not trapped or kinked. 
3  No water visible in washing  drum  No malfunction.  
The  water  level  is  below  the  level  of  the  glass  in 
the  door  because  new 
appliances  use  very  little  water  to  achieve  the  sam e  washing  and  rinsing 
results. 
4  Water not pumped out 
 
Check that: -   drain hose is not kinked 
- drain pump not fouled.  
5  Water not pumped out after 
last rinse in delicate fabrics  
and  wool  wash  pro- 
grammes 
 
It  is  not  a  malfunction:  pause  programmed  into  wash ing  programme  to 
prevent creasing of fabrics.  
To pump out water, proceed as described in Program me End point. 
6  Water  takes  in  and  pumps  out water continually 
 
Check that end of drain hose is not too low down.  
 
7  Strong  vibrations  during spins 
 
Check that:  -  Appliance is properly levelled 
-   washer-dryer not too close to walls or kitchen uni ts 
-   internal unit on flexible mounts locked in positio n. 
8  Too  much  foam  formed  in  tank  and  flowing  out  of  
drawer  
 
Check that:  -  detergent  used  is  recommended  for  automatic  washin g  machines 
and not for hand washing 
-   quantity used is as stated in manual and no more. 
9  Water on floor 
 
Check that:  -   water intake hose fittings not loose 
-   end of drain hose still correctly positioned. 
10  Not  all  fabric  conditioner  used or too much water left  
in compartment
 
Check that detergent drawer siphons are correctly f itted and not fouled.  
 
  
						

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 11  Appliance does not spin 
 
Anti-imbalance  safety  device  tripped  because  laundr y  not  evenly  distrib-
uted in drum. If laundry is still wet at end of cyc le, rearrange it in the drum 
by hand and repeat spin programme only. 
 
12  Emptying water from drum 
  In  the  event  of  a  power  blackout  or  appliance  failu
re,  the  water  can  be 
removed from the drum using the emergency procedure . 
 
13  Laundry not properly spun  Large  items  screwed  up  and  not  evenly  distributed  w ithin  drum.  Always 
wash a mix of large and small items.  
14  Traces  of  detergent  on  laundry  Many  phosphate-free  detergents  contain  substances  w
ith  low  water  solu-
bility.   
Select Rinse programme or brush the laundry. 
15  Laundry not dried  Check that: 
-  water tap is turned on 
-   load of laundry is not excessive 
-   drying time is long enough 
-   appropriate drying time selected. 
If  the  appliance  still  does  not  dry  the  laundry,  ca ll  the  Service  Centre  to 
have the fan and drying ducts cleaned to remove any  fluff deposits. 
16  Washing  results  unsatis- factory  -
  Probably too little detergent or unsuitable deterg ent used 
-   Difficult stains not dealt with before washing 
-   Correct temperature not set 
-   Basket overloaded. 
     
   
ERROR DISPLAY 
  
In case of a malfunction, the appliance will identi fy the problem by showing an error code on the disp lay. 
  
Error code  Key to problem 
 Door not properly closed. Try reclosing. 
 
Aqua stop device tripped. Cut off power supply, turn off water tap and contact nearest 
service centre. 
 Water not taken in for washing. See point 2 in trou bleshooting table. 
 Water not pumped out. See point 4 in troubleshootin g table. 
 For all the other error codes displayed, cut off the electricity supply, turn off the water tap and contact your nearest 
Service Centre.     
      
						

							PROGRAM G\bIDEP\fog\fams
Temp.             \o    (°C)
Max. Spin         \o (\fpm)Max. 
washing 
load (kg) Max. d\fying 
load (kg) P\fewash Wash Conditione\f P\fewash Intensive Easy 
I\fonExt\fa \finse Rapid D\fying afte\f 
wash if 
selected Wash p\fog\fam desc\fiption\o
Cotton and 
Colou\feds
Delicate\bcoloure\fs\bwit\sh\blight\b\firt Cold Max
6 4
       
No\fmalCol\f\bwash,\brinses\ban\f\bf\sinal\bspin\bat\bthe\bsele\scte\f\bspee\f
Delicate\bcoloure\fs\bwit\sh\bnormal\b\firt 40° Max
6 4
       
No\fmalWash\bat\b40°C,\brinses\ba\sn\f\bfinal\bspin\bat\bthe\bs\selecte\f\bspee\f
Tough\bcoloure\fs\bwith\b
normal\b\firt 60° Max
6 4
       
No\fmalWash\bat\b60
℃,\brinses\ban\f\bfinal\bspi\sn\bat\bthe\bselecte\f\bspee\s\f\b
(Stan\far\f\bcycle\bwith\s\bonly\bintensive\boption\s\bselecte\f)
Tough\bcoloure\fs\bwith\b
heavy\b\firt 90° Max
6 4
       
No\fmalWash\bat\b90
℃,\brinses\ban\f\bfinal\bspi\sn\bat\bthe\bselecte\f\bspee\s\f
Wool and Delicates Han\f\bwash
Cold 800 2
- - 
- - - - - -
Col\f\bwash,\brinses\ban\f\bf\sinal\bspin\bat\bthe\bsele\scte\f\bspee\f
Wool\ban\f\bsilk 30° 8002
- -  
- - - - - -
Wash\bat\b30℃,\brinses\ban\f\bfinal\bspi\sn\bat\bthe\bselecte\f\bspee\s\f
Rinse & Spin
-
Max 6
- - - 
- - 
-
-
Rinse\ban\f\bpump-out\bonly,\s\bor\bpump-out\ban\f\bfinal\bsp\sin\bat\bthe\b
selecte\f\bspee\f
D\fain & Spin
-
Max 6
- - - - - - 
-
-
Pump-out\bonly,\bor\bpump-out\s\ban\f\bfinal\bspin\bat\bthe\s\bselecte\f\b
spee\f
Synthetics Items\bwith\blight\b\firt
30° 10003 3
    
- 
Delicate
Wash\bat\b30
℃,\brinses\ban\f\bfinal\bspi\sn\bat\bthe\bselecte\f\bspee\s\f
Items\bwith\bnormal\b\firt\s 40° 10003 3
    
- 
Delicate
Wash\bat\b40
℃,\brinses\ban\f\bfinal\bspi\sn\bat\bthe\bselecte\f\bspee\s\f
Supe\f Fast Light\bcotton\bor\b\felicat\se\b
fabrics\bfor\brefreshing\s
30° 800
2
- -  
- - - - - -
Wash\bat\b30℃,\brinses\ban\f\bfinal\bspi\sn\bat\bthe\bselecte\f\bspee\s\f
Mix Cotton\ban\f\bsynthetics\b\s
with\blight\b\firt
30° Max
3 3
       
DelicateWash\bat\b30
℃,\brinses\ban\f\bfinal\bspi\sn\bat\bthe\bselecte\f\bspee\s\f
D\fying P\fog\fammes Gentle
60° Max
-
3
- - - - - - - - -
Delicate\b\frying\bfor\bs\synthetic\ban\f\b\felicat\se\bitems
Intensive 90° Max
-
4
- - - - - - - - -
Normal\b\frying\bfor\bcotto\sn\bitems
Clean
- - - - - - - - - - - - -
Drying\bcircuit\bclean\sing\bcycle

 : Option available
: Options which cannot \obe selected simultaneously\o
Dete\fgent d\fawe\f compa\ftm\oents
Options
Co\fe\b19392003201     
						

							   
 
     
ISTRUZIONI	DI	MONTAGGIO	DELLE	
LAVATRICI	INTEGRABILI	
	
IT	
ASSEMBLY	INSTRUCTIONS	FOR	BUILTIN	WASHING	 MACHINES
	
	
EN	
MONTAGEANLEITUNG	FÜR	EINBAUBARE WASCHMASCHINEN
	
	
DE	
INSTRUCTIONS	DE	MONTAGE	DES	LAVELINGE
	
INTÉGRABLES	
	
FR	
INSTRUCCIONES	DE	INSTALACIÓN	DE	LAS	 LAVADORAS	INTEGRABLES
	
	
ES	
INSTRUÇÕES	DE	MONTAGEM	DAS	MÁQUINAS	DE	 LAVAR	ROUPA	INTEGRÁVEIS
	
	
PT	
MONTAGEINSTRUCTIES	VAN	INTEGREERBARE	 WASMACHINES	
	
	
NL	
MONTERINGSANVISNING	FOR	INTEGRERBARE	 VASKEMASKINER
	
	
DK	
MONTERINGSANVISNINGAR	FÖR	
INBYGGNADSBARA	TVÄTTMASKINER
	
	
SE	
ANKASTRE	ÇAMA#IR	MAKĐNELERĐ		
ĐÇĐN	MONTAJ	TALĐMATLARI	
	
TR	
ИНСТРУКЦИИ	ПО	МОНТАЖУ
	
ВСТРОЕННЫХ	СТИРАЛЬНЫХ	МАШИН	
	
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ASSEMBLY	 INSTRUCTIONS	 FOR	 BUILTIN	 WASHING	 MA 
CHINES	
 
IMPORTANT	#This	 machine	 complies	 with	 current	 safety	 regulatio ns	 govern
ing	 electrical	 appliances	 and,	 to	 ensure	 user	 safet y,	 it	 must	 be	 installed	 by	 a	
qualified	technician	as	required	by	current	legisla tion	
	 
Size	of	cabinet		 The minimum dimensions of the cabinet are: height
820	mm,
width 600	mm,depth 584	mm( fig.	1 ).
 
	 
Applying	the	
panel
 
The panel may be attached to the left# or right#han d side of the
washingmachine( fig.	2)
The machine is supplied fitted for a left#hand side  panel at#
tachment as the right#hand side is fitted with the push#pull lock
(upperpart)andtherubberpad(lowerpart). 
Should you wish to use the magnetic lock instead of  the push#
pull lock, remove the push#pulllocksupportandfi tthesupplied
magneticlocksupport.
 
	 
	 Important!	 Before	 fitting	 the	 panel	 (removing	 all	 the	 hinge	
and	 locking	 elements	 from	 the	 front)	 make	 sure	 the	 wash
ing	 machine	 is	 totally	 disconnected	 from	 the	 mains	 power	
supply.
 
	 	 
	 Warning	 # To fix the panel on the right#hand side 	(direction of
opening opposite to that of the door) dismount the push#pull
lock (or the magnet lock) from the front of the mac hine and the
rubber pad ( fig.	 3A) and fit them on the opposite side ( fig.	 3
B ).
All the elements applied to the front of the washin g machine
must be remounted correctly (no holes must remain o pen) in
order to make it impossibletotouchlivecomponent sinsidethe
machine. 
Our	 company	 declines	 all	 liability	 for	 failure	 to	 o bserve	 the	
above	safety	requirement.
 
	 	
Using	the	tem 
plate	 	 1) Measure the height of the kitchen baseboard: the
 height of
thewoodenpanelisobtainedbyfirstestablishing theheight
ofthekitchenbaseboard.
 E.g.: for a 100	mm high baseboard, the maximum height of
thepanelis 720	mm.Iftheheightofthebaseboardmustbe
increased,theheightofthewoodenpanelmustber educed.
 
	 
						

							   
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		 Place the template oftheinnersideofthepanela
ndmatchthe
heightofthebaseboardwiththeloweredgeofthe panel(fig.	4)
using the graduated scale. Make sure the template i s horizon#
tally centred with reference to the vertical lines marked at the
ends.

	 Afterplacingthetemplateinthecorrectposition,
tracetheposi#
tions of the following holes, pushing in with the t ip of your pen#
cil:

	  holesforthehingesandhingescrews( fig.	4)
holes for fixing the metal plate (if the magnetic l ock is
used),orthehookforthepush#pulllock( fig.	4,	A		B)
 
	 
Applying	the	 
panel	elements	
and	fixing	the	
panel
 
1) Drill the holes for the hinges ( fig.	 5), the hook for the push#
pull lock ( fig.	 5), or the metal plate if you decide to use the
magnetic lock ( fig.	 6), and the holes for fixing the hinges
( fig.	6 ).
2) The 13 mm depth of the 2 mm holes, for fixing th e hinges
and a metal plate for the magnet lock, only applies  to the
solid	wood panel.Forthe chipboard	panel ,	 simplydrillthe
uppercoating– fig.	6.
3) Screwthetwohingestothepanel( fig.	7)
4) Mount the hook for the push#pull lock or the met al plate for
themagnetlockonthesideoppositethehinges( fig.	7).
5) Fix the panel to the washing machine following t he instruc#
tionsshownin fig.	8.
	 
Adjusting	the	
hinges
 
If, after applying the panel to the washing machine , it is slightly
inclined or off#centre with respect to the front of  the machine,
correct its position by adjusting the mobile part o f the hinges
(fig.	9 ).
 
	 
Positioning	the	
washing	ma
chine	in	the	
cabinet
 
Position the washing machine in the cabinet and, if  necessary,
adjustthefeettolevelitandlockthemwiththe relativelocknut.
On appliances with adjustable rear feet, refer to t he operator’s
manual. 
To prevent the vibrations generated by the washing machine
from being transmitted to the cabinet, make sure th e sides and
top do not touch the cabinet. There	 must	 be	 a	 gap	 of	 at	 least 
2	 mm.	 The back of the machine must also remain detached
fromtherearpanel.

If	 the	cabinet	is	870	mm	high,	the	washing	machine	 height
ening	 kit	 on	 sale	 from	 the	 Spare	 Parts	 Service,	 must	 b e	
used.	 
To comply with safety legislation, any gaps between  the floor
and the bottom of the baseplate and between the flo or and the
sidesofthemachinewhenitispositionedatthee ndofalineof
furnituremustbecompletelyclosed. 
The	 cover	 must	 be	 installed	 in	 such	 a	 way	 as	 to	 mak e	 it	 
						

							   
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impossible	 to	 touch	 live	 components	 and	 a	 tool	 must	 be	
required	to	remove	it.	 
Our	 company	 declines	 all	 liability	 for	 failure	 to	 o bserve	 the	
above	safety	requirement.	 
	 
Applying	the	 
baseboard		 Itmustbepossibletoremovethecontinuouskitche
nbaseboard
toallowthedrainpumptobecleanedifnecessary. 
In some cases, the baseboard is not continuous but limited to
the width of the washing machine. In this case, the  kitchen
baseboardcanbefixedtothewashingmachinebaseb oardwith
4screws,respectingthe4referencemarks( see	fig.	91011).

When	 applying	 the	 kitchen	 baseboard,	 the	 washing	 ma 
chine	 baseboard	 may	 not	 be	 removed	 or	 adapted	 as,	 f or	
reasons	 of	 safety,	 it	 must	 remain	 as	 it	 is,	 in	 one	 piece	 and	
fixed	to	the	washing	machine.
 
 
						

							ca. 82kg
820mm16mm
560mm
596mm
150mm
58mm
820mm
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