Westinghouse WWT1084C7WA, User Manual

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Having removed the drawer, use a small 

brush to clean the recess, ensuring that 

all washing powder residue is removed 

from the upper and lower part of the 

recess. Replace the drawer and run the 

rinse program without any clothes in the 

drum.

Remove the water inlet hose from 

the water tap. 

If your water is very hard or contains 

traces of lime deposit, the water inlet 

filter may become clogged. It is therefore 

a good idea to clean it from time to time.

To clean the water inlet filters:

1. Close the water tap.
2.

Clean the filter in the inlet hose with 

a stiff brush. 

3.

Remove the dispenser drawer from 

its places.
Pull out the dispenser drawer until it 

stops then lift up and pull out from the 

recess.

1.

To do this proceed as follows:

Clean the dispenser drawer with 

water and a brush, e.g. an old 

toothbrush.

2.

Dry the drawer.

3.

The dispenser needs to be cleaned 

regularly, preferably after each wash. 

Inspect the dispenser after each wash to 

see if there is any residue of detergent.

7.4 Cleaning The Drawer

Recess

7.5 Cleaning The Water Inlet 

Filter

4.

5.

6.

7. Open the water tap.

Remove the inlet hose behind the 

appliance. 

Clean the filter in the valve with a 

stiff brush or a towel. 

Install the inlet hose again. Make 

sure that the couplings are tight to 

prevent leakages.  

Wipe the surface with warm water.

1.

Wipe dry with a soft cloth.

2.

To clean the inside and outside of your 

washing machine you should:

Never use solvents, alcohol, aerosol 

cleaners, spray pack cleaners, glass 

cleaners, metal polishes, caustic 

materials, scourers or general household 

cleaners on or near the top panel and lid, 

control panel or other parts of your 

washing machine.

Important:

Don’t leave wet clothing (especially 

swimwear) in the bowl for too long before 

you wash it.

metal objects such as bobby pins, 

dressmaking pins and nails;

body oils and grease from very dirty or 

sweaty clothes being deposited around 

the top of the washbowl;
excessive foam during wash if incorrect 

or too much detergent is used.

salt;

Stains in the wash bowl can be caused 

by:

Check all pockets before loading clothes 

into your washing machine.

Important:

Never use bleach cleaners or steel wool 

to clean the stainless steel washbowl.

Important:

Wipe with a cleaning product which is 

marked suitable for stainless steel.

1.

Oily deposits can be removed by 

wiping surfaces with a mild 

dishwashing detergent and warm 

water.

2.

How To Clean the Stainless Steel Wash 

Bowl :

7.3 Cleaning The Dispenser