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4.  MAINTENANCE AND 

CLEANING 

To clean the washing machine exterior, use 

a damp cloth, avoiding abrasives, alcohol 

and/or solvents. To maintain a good wash 

performance we recommend that the soap 

drawer and pump filters are regularly 

cleaned. A monthly service wash, using a 

proprietary cleaner is also recommended. 

 

 

 

l

 

We recommend you clean the drawer to 

avoid accumulating detergent and 

additive residue.  

 

l

 

To do this, extract the drawer using slight 

force, clean it with running water and 

reinsert it in its housing. 

 

l

 

Ensure the siphon cap is correctly 

refitted. 

 

 

 

l

 

The washing machine comes with a 

special filter able to trap large residue, 

such as buttons or coins, which could 

clog the drain.  

 

l

 

ONLY AVAILABLE ON CERTAIN MODELS

pull out the corrugated hose, remove the 

stopper and drain the water into a 

container. 

 

l

 

Ensure all the water has been emptied 

from the drum. 

 

l

 

Before unscrewing the filter, we 

recommend you place an absorbent cloth 

under it to keep the floor dry. A small 

amount of water will come out of the filter 

as you remove it - this is normal. 

 

l

 

Turn the filter counter-clockwise to the 

limit stop. 

 

l

 

Remove and clean the filter; when 

finished, replace it turning it clockwise. 

The filter handle will be locked when it is 

not possible to turn any further and the 

handle  is horizontal. Smearing a small 

amount of liquid soap on the filter seal will 

help refitting. 

 

l

 

Repeat the previous steps in reverse 

order to reassemble all parts. 

 

 

 

 

 

l

 

Should the washing machine be stored in 

an unheated room for a long period of 

time, drain all water from tubes.  

 

l

 

Unplug the washing machine.  

 

l

 

Detach the tube from the drainage 

system and clip on the rear of the 

machine and lower it, fully draining water 

into a bowl. 

 

l

 

Secure the drain tube with the drainage 

system and clip on the rear of the 

machine when finished. 

 

l

 

Keep the door glass and gasket clean. 

 

 

 

 

Drawer cleaning 
 

Filter cleaning  
 

S u g g e s t i o n s   f o r   m o v e s   o r  
prolonged disuse  

 

The manufacturers warranty only 
covers faults within the product of a 
mechanical or electrical nature. 
Faults caused by handling, 
installation or miss use are not 
covered and may incur a charge for 
any repair visit to resolve. 

 

   

10 

4.  MAINTENANCE AND 

CLEANING 

To clean the washing machine exterior, use 

a damp cloth, avoiding abrasives, alcohol 

and/or solvents. To maintain a good wash 

performance we recommend that the soap 

drawer and pump filters are regularly 

cleaned. A monthly service wash, using a 

proprietary cleaner is also recommended. 

 

 

 

l

 

We recommend you clean the drawer to 

avoid accumulating detergent and 

additive residue.  

 

l

 

To do this, extract the drawer using slight 

force, clean it with running water and 

reinsert it in its housing. 

 

l

 

Ensure the siphon cap is correctly 

refitted. 

 

 

 

l

 

The washing machine comes with a 

special filter able to trap large residue, 

such as buttons or coins, which could 

clog the drain.  

 

l

 

ONLY AVAILABLE ON CERTAIN MODELS

pull out the corrugated hose, remove the 

stopper and drain the water into a 

container. 

 

l

 

Ensure all the water has been emptied 

from the drum. 

 

l

 

Before unscrewing the filter, we 

recommend you place an absorbent cloth 

under it to keep the floor dry. A small 

amount of water will come out of the filter 

as you remove it - this is normal. 

 

l

 

Turn the filter counter-clockwise to the 

limit stop. 

 

l

 

Remove and clean the filter; when 

finished, replace it turning it clockwise. 

The filter handle will be locked when it is 

not possible to turn any further and the 

handle  is horizontal. Smearing a small 

amount of liquid soap on the filter seal will 

help refitting. 

 

l

 

Repeat the previous steps in reverse 

order to reassemble all parts. 

 

 

 

 

 

l

 

Should the washing machine be stored in 

an unheated room for a long period of 

time, drain all water from tubes.  

 

l

 

Unplug the washing machine.  

 

l

 

Detach the tube from the drainage 

system and clip on the rear of the 

machine and lower it, fully draining water 

into a bowl. 

 

l

 

Secure the drain tube with the drainage 

system and clip on the rear of the 

machine when finished. 

 

l

 

Keep the door glass and gasket clean. 

 

 

 

 

Drawer cleaning 
 

Filter cleaning  
 

S u g g e s t i o n s   f o r   m o v e s   o r  
prolonged disuse  

 

The manufacturers warranty only 
covers faults within the product of a 
mechanical or electrical nature. 
Faults caused by handling, 
installation or miss use are not 
covered and may incur a charge for 
any repair visit to resolve. 

 

   

10 

l

 

A furniture plinth may be run 

across the front of the dryer, but 

its height will be dictated by the 

front kickplate. 

 

Plinth must have ventilation 
slots (min. Side/diameter 127mm 
hole) according to the dimensions 
on fixing template. 
If the plinth is not high enough 
to accommodate the whole

   

hole, cut only part of it. 

 

l

 

Place the template onto the 

 reverse of plinth. Mark the 

 screw hole positions, then drill 

 out these positions 

(figure 11)

 

l

 

Fix the plinth to the kickplate 

using 6 screws provided. (J) 

 

Note : it’s  possible only some 

types of kickplate (eg. wood or 

plastic) . We suggest to check 

with the kitcken supplier. 

 

l

 

Fix the kickplate to the dryer. 

 

l

 

In case of using full door, door 

must have min. Ø127mm hole 

across the slots of kickplate

 

(figure 12)

 

 

 

Figure 11:

Figure 12:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

WITHOUT the airflow 

ventilation  hole in the furniture 
door/plinth  we cannot  guarantee 
the correct  functionality  of 
the appliance. 

 

 

   

10 

l

 

A furniture plinth may be   run 

across the front of the dryer, but 

its height will be dictated by the 

front kickplate. 

 

Plinth must have ventilation 
slots (min. Side/diameter 127mm 
hole) according to the dimensions 
on fixing template. 
If the plinth is not high enough 
to accommodate the whole

   

hole, cut only part of it. 

 

l

 

Place  the  template  onto  the 

 reverse of plinth. Mark the 

 screw hole positions, then drill 

 out these positions 

(figure 11)

 

l

 

Fix the plinth to the kickplate 

using 6 scr ews provided. (J)   

Note : it’s  possible only some 

types of kickplate (eg. wood or 

plastic) . We suggest to check 

with the kitcken supplier. 

 

l

 

Fix the kickplate to the dryer. 

 

l

 

In case of using full door, door 

must have min. Ø127mm hole 

across the slots of ki

ckplate 

(figure 12)

 

 

 

Figure 11:

Figure 12:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

WITHOUT the airflow 

ventilation  hole in the furniture 
door/plinth  we cannot  guarantee 
the correct  functionality  of 
the appliance. 

 

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