LSIA127 - Washing machine SMEG - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL LSIA127 SMEG

MANUEL D'INSTRUCTIONS

Normal Cold wash or 20 °C, rinses and final spin at the selected speed Delicate coloureds with normal dirt 40° Max 7 4

Normal Wash at 40°C, rinses and final spin at the selected speed Normally soiled cotton laundry declared washable at 60°C or 40°C together Eco 40-60 Max 7 4

Normal Wash, rinses and final spin at the selected speed Tough coloureds with normal dirt 60° Max 7 4

Normal Wash at 60°C, rinses and final spin at the selected speed Tough coloureds with heavy dirt 90° Max 7 4

Normal Wash at 90°C, rinses and final spin at the selected speed Wool Hand wash

Cold wash, rinses and final spin at the selected speed Delicate Items with light dirt 30° 600 2

Wash at 30°C, rinses and final spin at the selected speed Rinse and spin Max 7

Rinse and pump-out only, or pump-out and final spin at the selected speed Pump-out and spin Max 7

Pump-out only, or pump-out and final spin at the selected speed Synthetics Items with light dirt 30° 1000 3,5 3,5

Delicate Wash at 30°C, rinses and final spin at the selected speed Items with normal dirt 40° 1000 3,5 3,5

Delicate Wash at 40°C, rinses and final spin at the selected speed Mixed Cotton and synthetics with light dirt 30° Max 3 3

Delicate Wash at 30°C, rinses and final spin at the selected speed Rapid Light cotton or delicate fabrics for refreshing 30° 800 2

Wash at 30°C, rinses and final spin at the selected speed Drying Delicate 60° Max

- - - - - - Delicate drying for synthetic and delicate items Normal 90° Max

Drying circuit cleaning cycle

: Option available : Options which cannot be selected simultaneously Detergent drawer compartments Options

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS FOR BUILT-IN WASHING

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS FOR BUILT-IN WASHING MA-

CHINES IMPORTANT - This machine complies with current safety regulations govern- ing electrical appliances and, to ensure user safety, it must be installed by a qualified technician as required by current legislation Size of cabinet

Applying the panel The panel may be attached to the left- or right-hand side of the washing machine (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 (upper part) and the rubber pad (lower part). Should you wish to use the magnetic lock instead of the push- pull lock, remove the push-pull lock support and fit the supplied magnetic lock support.

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 machine and the rubber pad (fig. 3-A) and fit them on the opposite side (fig. 3- B). All the elements applied to the front of the washing machine must be remounted correctly (no holes must remain open) in order to make it impossible to touch live components inside the machine. Our company declines all liability for failure to observe the above safety requirement.

1) Measure the height of the kitchen baseboard: the height of

the wooden panel is obtained by first establishing the height of the kitchen baseboard. E.g.: for a 100 mm high baseboard, the maximum height of the panel is 720 mm. If the height of the baseboard must be increased, the height of the wooden panel must be reduced.5

Place the template of the inner side of the panel and match the height of the baseboard with the lower edge of the panel (fig. 4) using the graduated scale. Make sure the template is horizon- tally centred with reference to the vertical lines marked at the ends.

After placing the template in the correct position, trace the posi- tions of the following holes, pushing in with the tip of your pen- cil:

holes for the hinges and hinge screws (fig. 4) holes for fixing the metal plate (if the magnetic lock is used), or the hook for the push-pull lock (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 the hinges

and a metal plate for the magnet lock, only applies to the solid wood panel. For the chipboard panel, simply drill the upper coating – fig. 6.

3) Screw the two hinges to the panel (fig. 7)

4) Mount the hook for the push-pull lock or the metal plate for

the magnet lock on the side opposite the hinges (fig. 7).

5) Fix the panel to the washing machine following the instruc-

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 of the hinges (fig. 9).

Positioning the washing ma- chine in the cab- inet Position the washing machine in the cabinet and, if necessary, adjust the feet to level it and lock them with the relative locknut. On appliances with adjustable rear feet, refer to the operator’s manual. To prevent the vibrations generated by the washing machine from being transmitted to the cabinet, make sure the 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 from the rear panel. If the cabinet is 870 mm high, the washing machine height- ening kit on sale from the Spare Parts Service, must be used. To comply with safety legislation, any gaps between the floor and the bottom of the baseplate and between the floor and the sides of the machine when it is positioned at the end of a line of furniture must be completely closed. The cover must be installed in such a way as to make it6 impossible to touch live components and a tool must be required to remove it. Our company declines all liability for failure to observe the above safety requirement.

Applying the baseboard

It must be possible to remove the continuous kitchen baseboard to allow the drain pump to be cleaned if necessary. In some cases, the baseboard is not continuous but limited to the width of the washing machine. In this case, the kitchen baseboard can be fixed to the washing machine baseboard with 4 screws, respecting the 4 reference marks (see fig. 9-10-11). When applying the kitchen baseboard, the washing ma- chine baseboard may not be removed or adapted as, for reasons of safety, it must remain as it is, in one piece and fixed to the washing machine.7

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