User manual ZANKER WTF2050

[. . . ] · The motor and all moving parts have been designed and manufactured to guarante silent operation. · The stainless steel drum is large and well mounted for a better quality wash and longer linen life. · The control panel ensures easy selection of all the wash cycles desired*. · The large door makes loading and unloading the washing easier. [. . . ] · Metal stains: Apply lemon juice until the stain has completely or almost disappeared. · Grease or tar: Spread some fresh butter on the stain, leave for a while then dab with oil of turpentine. For woollens, 90° alcohol can give good results. Description of washing symbols Before putting the material in the machine, examine the clothing label in order to select the correct washing programme. The table illustrated below may be of help. Resistent material Delicate fabric 95 60 40 30 95 60 40 30 s s w s s w s s w sw s A P F qw s xs w s qwv s s s qwv w sq s s qwv w x xvw sw The item may be washed at 95°C The item may be washed at 60°C The item may be washed at 40°C The item may be washed at 30°C The item must be hand washed qs sq s q s xvw sw s qs xvs xvw sw s sq qs xvs s sq qs xvs ws xq x cl 5 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS For each wash ensure that: · The water supply connections are secure *, the tap is turned on (Fig. · Then, with dry hands, insert the plug in the power socket (Fig. · Check that there are no objects in the pockets of the clothing to wash which may damage the fabric, washing machine or filter. 21) and the machine will stop automatically at the start of the final rinse with the water still in the machine, and the washing will remain suspended in the water without tangling. To complete the programme, press and release the spin delay pushbutton (Fig. 23), or if the machine has pushbuttons, press the start pushbutton (Fig. · If the required programme position is accidentally passed, interrupt the programme by pressing the programmer knob (P) (Fig. 23) or, in the case of a machine with pushbuttons, press the stop pushbutton (Fig. Rotate the programmer (P) in a clockwise direction until the required position is reached. · It is always possible though not advisable, to add clothes which have been forgotten during the main washing cycle. To do this, proceed as follows: Always check, by looking through the transparent door, that there is no water in the drum. 23), or if the machine has pushbuttons, press the start pushbutton (Fig. · At the end of the washing programme, the machine wil stop at one of the STOP positions on the programmer (P) *. · With dry hands, disconnect the machine from the mains supply (Fig. 26). In order to obtain the best possible results, do not exceed the following washing loads: Drier - 2, 5 kg max. for resistant materials (2 kg of washing of large and small dimensions) - 1, 5 kg of mixed fabrics and synthetics. With these loads the washing moves freely in the drum, avoiding excessive creasing while providing and efficient and uniform drying action. To programme the continuous wash/dry cycle, follow the instructions given below. 3' Fig. 23 Fig. 24 Fig. 25 Fig. 26 7 Continuous wash/dry cycle N. B. Do not insert plastic detergent containers in the drum as they may overheat and possibly melt (Fig. [. . . ] Consult the techinical assistance service. Does not work (indicator light on) Does not take in water Check that: 1) The programmer knob (P) is on the selected programme. With the power disconnected, clean the inlet filter located between the tap and the discharge hose**. 1) 2) 3) 4) Check that: 1) The discharge hose is at the correct height (60-90 cm)***. 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) Check that: The discharge hose is positioned correctly The discharge hose is not kinked. [. . . ]