INSTALLATION AND OPERATING INSTRUCTION BOOKLET
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1. You want to use the pre wash Only use the pre wash for very dirty linen If you don t use the pre wash you save from 5 to 15 in energy washing powder water and time Is a high temperature wash required To avoid high temperature washing treat particularly dirty items with a stain remover or leave the worst stains to soak beforehand You will save energy in this way Page 3 WMi1010 user manual doc FUNCTIONS AND PREPARATION FOR WASHING Detergent dispenser The detergent dispenser is divided into four compartments 1243 1 Pour washing detergent in this compartment for the prewash cycle MAX 45 grams 2 Washing detergent in this compartment for the wash cycle MAX 130 grams 3 Pour bleaching liquid into this compartment following the advice on the packing do not exceed in quantity over the filter grid 4 Pour softener into this compartment following the advice on the packing max 60 ml do not exceed in quantity over the filter grid Close the dispenser after the detergent compartments have been filled It is recommended to use non foaming detergents and a softener in case of hard water Cleaning of the dispenser It is advisable to clean the compartment regularly as explained below press lever A and slide the compartment out of it s housing e Remove the siphon cover of compartment 3 4 e Wash everything with running water e Replace the siphon cover in the compartment making sure it fits perfec2. CAPLE INSTALLATION AND OPERATING INSTRUCTION BOOKLET WMI1010 INTEGRATED WASHING MACHINE CE GB THIS APPLIANCE COMPLIES WITH EUROPEAN DIRECTIVES EMC 89 336 ECC LOW VOLTAGE 73 23 ECC ECC LABELLING 93 68 ECC IMPORTANT You must read this instruction book before installing or using this appliance and retain it for future use Caple Products Telephone 0870 2411142 Facsimile 0117 982 6878 Page 1 WMi1010 user manual doc INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Positioning After your washing machine has been placed in the desired location level it by means of the front left foot then the counter nut must be locked by means of the special key provided Warning if the machine is not perfectly leveled it will be unstable noisy and may lead to malfunctions and broken parts Do not place the machine on mats or carpets COUNTERNUT ADJUSTABLE FEET Water connection COLD WATER HOSE WHITE HOSE N HOT WATER HOSE BLACK HOSE u gt Connect the water supply hoses to hot amp cold water taps with a 3 4 gas f type fitting insert the rubber sealing washers supplied with the machine and fully tighten the ring nuts If the water tap is new or has not been y used for a long time it is recommended to let the water run for a while sg before completing the connection Connect the other end of the water IN supply hose to the machine and again insert the rubber washer between Y the hose and the solenoid valve f
3. manual doc WASH CYCLES FOR SYNTHETIC AND MIXED FABRICS Cycles Type of fabric Detergent Thermostat Cycle dispenser position Description Description to be used 8 Normally dirty For normally dirty 2 4 40 60 Wash from 40 to 60 C delicate and synthetic Rinse fabrics Stops with water in drum 9 Normally dirty For normally dirty 2 4 40 Wash from to 40 C delicate and synthetic Rinse fabrics which require Stops with water in drum warm washing 10 Rinse To rinse delicate 4 Rinse and synthetic fabrics Stops with water in drum and clothes 11 Softener To soften delicate 4 Last rinse and synthetic fabrics Stops with water in drum and clothes 12 Delicate spin Delicate spin 13 Drain To drain Drain water with water without drum spinning spinning at low speed WOOL CYCLE 14 Virgin wool For wool clothes 2 4 30 Wash from at 30 C that requires very delicate Rinse wash in warm water Stops with water in drum 15 Rinse To rinse delicate synthetic 4 Rinse Fabrics and clothes Stops with water in drum 16 Softener To soften delicate 4 Last rinse and synthetic fabrics Stops with water in drum and clothes 17 Delicate spin Wool spin 18 Drain To drain Drain water water without without drum spinning drum spinning Page 8 WMi1010 user manual doc FITTING DECOR DOOR Make holes on the wooden door according to the instructions enclosed w
4. spin at the maximum rotation speed has 1000 been selected SUPPLEMENTARY RINSING By pushing it the number of rinsings will be increased by a unit both in the big delicate and in the normal programs Page 5 WMi1010 user manual doc TIMER DIAL Used to select the wash cycles and to display them during operation To select the cycles turn the dial clockwise until the mark coincides with the selected cycle WARNING Do not turn the timer dial while the machine is energized Do not turn the timer dial counterclockwise THERMOSTAT DIAL To set the temperature turn the dial until the mark coincides with the selected temperature It is used to regulate the washing temperature F from 30 C to 95 C based on the selected wash cycle and the type of 3 fabrics to be washed It is recommended to follow the wash cycle HA table By turning the dial to this symbol the machine will perform a cold wash cycle which is particularly indicated for delicate temperature sensitive fabrics AUTOMATIC NO WRINKLE In the delicate and wool cycles the washing machine will stop after the last rinse without draining the water To drain water and perform a short spin A cycle set the timer dial to the delicate spin cycle see wash cycle table To a drain only the water set the timer dial to the drain cycle see wash cycle table In both cases the machine will complete the cycle automatically DOOR OPENING KNOB E m On the models
5. where this function is provided the door can be opened f Y simply by turning the knob either to the right or to the left f a D WARNING If the washing machine is not used for a long period of time the door may not open spontaneously the first time when the handle is turned In this case turn the handle and pull the door at the same time Page 6 WMi1010 user manual doc COTTON AND LINEN CYCLES Cycles Type of fabric Detergent Thermostat Wash cycle dispenser position description Description to be used 1 Very dirty For very dirty 1 2 40 95 Wash prewash Resistant cotton Wash from 40 to 95 C linen fabrics also 3 4 Rinse With organic stains Intermediate and final spin 2 Nery dirty For very dirty 2 40 95 Wash from 40 to 95 C resistant fabrics Rinse sheets shirts 3 4 Intermediate and final spin tablecloths 3 Nery dirty For normally dirty 2 40 60 Wash from 40 to 60 C resistant fabrics Rinse sheets shirts 3 4 Intermediate and final spin tablecloths 4 Slightly dirty For slightly dirty 2 4 40 Wash from to 40 C solid color Rinse resistant fabrics Intermediate and final spin sheets shirts tablecloths 5 Rinse To rinse white 3 Rinse Bleaching _ resistant fabrics Intermediate and final spin and clothes 6 Softener To soften fabrics 4 Last rinse and clothes Final spin 7 Spin Final spin EN 60456 Prog 2 60 C Page 7 WMi1010 user
6. ash cycle It is B I used to turn the washing machine on and off POWER INDICATOR bay When lit it indicates that the washing machine is electrically energized HALF LOAD Reduces the amount of water used in the wash and rinse cycles thus greatly 1 2 reducing water and electricity consumption as well as the amount of washing detergent It is used to wash a reduced load of dry clothes MAX 2 5 kg ENERGY SAVINGS By pressing this button the washing temperature will remain at 60 C thus greatly reducing the electricity consumption It is used for slightly dirty clothes on white normal wash cycles with or without prewashing and in particular wash detergents recommended for washing at 60 C or liquid detergents COLD WASH When this button is pressed the machine will not use the wash water heater It is used for slightly dirty clothes or for temperature sensitive fabrics SPIN BY PASS BUTTON By pushing this button the washing machine will not spin during or at the end of the wash cycle This function is used for no spin fabrics SPIN SELECTION BUTTON SPIN SELECTION BUTTON BY Pushing this button according to the model type the machine 650 900 will perform the final spin at the maximum spin speed setting i e 850 1000 1200 1300 1400 It is used for resistant fabrics so R 1300 1400 that there will be less water in the wash at the end of the spin cycle SPINNING INDICATOR LIGHT 850 When lit it indicates that the final
7. ing and pulling upwards on the two tabs Place a rag under the washing machine to adsorb any residual water The filter is located under the base Turn the filter handle counterclockwise and pull out the filter Clean it under running water Reinsert the filter and turn the handle clockwise until it is completely locked WARNING water may leak from the filter if it is not properly tightened Remember to clean the filter frequently to avoid excessive clogging TECHNICAL FEATURES Length Depth Height Capacity Cotton Synthetic and mixed fabrics Wool Voltage and frequency Fuse Water pressure required in water mains BEFORE CALLING THE TECNICAL SERVICE CENTRE Check if plug is inserted Check that power is available Check that the door is properly closed Check that the water tap is open 595 mm 530 mm 850 mm 5 kg max of dry linen 2 5 kg max of dry linen 1 kg max of dry linen 230 V 50 Hz 10 amp min 0 1 Mpa 1 Bar max 1 0 Mpa 10 Bar Check that the water supply hose and water drain hose are not blocked NOTE if you have to call the service centre specify the model of your washing machine and if necessary the Serial Number which is indicated on the rating plate on the back of the machine How to use your washing machine economically and ecologically Optimum load Always try to use the washing machine at full load as this will use less water washing powder and energy than two smaller loads
8. ith the machine Take hinges A out of the bag and fix them to the door Take jack B its support C and fix one to the other by means of screws G Install hinges A jack B and separator E to the door Fix stopping hook D to front panel of the washing machine by means of screws F Insert caps H into the holes as shown in the figure Make holes into the base and fix magnets L DOOR OPENING REVERSAL To open the door from left to right follow the instructions by turning the position of the holes If the machine is to be fitted underneath a work surface and the distance that the appliance needs to be raised is greater than 10 mm then a solid one piece baseboard should be used Page 9 WMi1010 user manual doc WASHING MACHINE UPPER LEVEL RIGHT OPENING Page 10 WMi1010 user manual doc
9. itting Drain Hose Insert the drain hose into a drain pipe with a minimum ao internal diameter of 4cm or hook it on a sink or bathtub V wacacancn without crimping or creating any sharp curves The hose should SS be positioned at a height ranging from a minimum of 60cm to a maximum of 100cm as shown in the figure Electrical Connection Make sure that the electrical system can support the maximum current load indicated on the rating plate on the rear side of the machine The washing machine should be connected to an electrical grounded outlet as prescribed by law This outlet must be easily accessible after the installation of the washing machine If the supply card is damaged it should be replaced by a special cable available at the manufacturers or at the technical service The company will not be responsible for any damage to persons or things due to non compliance with these instructions CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE This washing machine does not require any particular maintenance At the end of each wash it is recommended to leave the door open so that air will circulate and dry the interior of the machine The external parts of the machine should never be cleaned with abrasive detergents since this would ruin the enamel coating as well as the synthetic parts Page 2 WMi1010 user manual doc Removing and cleaning filter Remove the plastic base guard at the bottom of the machine by press
10. tly in its housing e Replace the compartment in its housing Door Use the handle to open the door During the wash cycle a special safety device keeps the door locked To f open the door turn off the machine using the ON OFF switch and wait 2 a minutes before turning the handle to open the door Sorting clothes Each of the following groups should be sorted and washed separately according to the cycle specified in the cycle table e White and resistant colored fabrics e Non resistant colored fabrics e Delicate fabrics silk polyester nylon etc e Wool Washing Operations e Sort the clothes e Place them uniformly inside the drum Select the most suitable cycle for the fabrics see wash cycle table e Set the cycle by following the instructions in the control panel section and turn on the machine by pushing the ON OFF button WARNING Set the cycle only when the machine is off Always turn the control dial clockwise If you pass the desired position make a complete turn and reset the dial to the exact position Page 4 WMi1010 user manual doc CONTROL PANEL i So RE TE 3 ker To become familiar with your IT _ oe ES machine functions compare the alee i V Ny symbols on the control panel with _ ee aes ED those described below ye CONTROL DISPENSEA BUTTONS INDICATOR TIMER LIGHTS THERMOSTAT ON OFF BO By pressing this button the machine turns on and executes the set w
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