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Candy Alise 081 - User Manual

Candy Alise 081
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Candy Alise 081 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandCandy
ModelAlise 081
CategoryWasher
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Introduction and Compliments

Delivery and Guarantee Information

Included Items Checklist

Lists all included accessories and documentation provided with the appliance.

Guarantee Registration and Record Keeping

Instructions to mail the guarantee coupon and keep the sales receipt for service.

Safety Measures for Appliance Operation

Maintenance Safety Precautions

Safety precautions to take before cleaning or maintenance work.

High Temperature Water Warning

Warning about high water temperatures during the wash cycle.

Electrical Connection Safety

Avoid using adaptors or multiple plugs for electrical connections.

Environmental Exposure Warning

Do not expose the appliance to atmospheric agents like rain or sun.

Appliance Handling During Relocation

Do not lift the machine by its knobs or detergent drawer when moving.

Bottom Vent Obstruction Warning

Ensure bottom vents are not obstructed by carpets or other objects.

Two-Person Lifting Recommendation

Always lift the appliance with two people.

Malfunction Safety Procedure

Turn off, close water, and contact service for malfunctions.

Technical Specifications

Appliance Load and Water Specifications

Details on load capacity, water levels, power, energy consumption, spin speed, and voltage.

Setting Up and Installation Procedures

Initial Machine Placement

Position the machine near its final location, removing the packaging base.

Cutting Packaging Straps

Cut the tube-holding straps attached to the machine.

Removing the Rear Panel

Remove the back panel by unscrewing two screws.

Removing Installation Brackets

Remove the left, right, and lower brackets by unscrewing screws.

Remounting the Rear Panel

Remount the back panel and secure it with screws.

Securing Holes with Caps

Cover the six holes with the provided caps.

Packaging Material Safety Warning

Keep packaging elements away from children as they pose a risk.

Connecting the Water Inlet Hose

Connect the water inlet hose to the tap.

Water Tap Activation Delay

Do not turn on the water tap yet.

Discharge Hose Positioning

Position the machine near the wall, ensuring the discharge hose is not kinked.

Connecting the Discharge Hose

Connect the discharge hose to a fixed drain or outlet.

Applying Control Panel Labels

Apply the adhesive label in the appropriate language to the detergent drawer flap.

Leveling the Washing Machine

Level the machine using the front adjustable feet.

Pre-Operation Button Check

Ensure the ON/OFF button is not pressed before proceeding.

Pre-Operation Control Check

Ensure all knobs are on '0' and the door is closed.

Connecting to Power Supply

Plug the appliance into the power socket.

Initial Power Activation

Press the ON/OFF button to activate the power indicator light.

Appliance Controls Overview

Detergent Drawer Identification

The compartment for adding detergent and other cleaning agents.

Door Open Button

Button used to open the appliance door.

On;Off Button Functionality

Button to turn the appliance on or off.

Reduced Water Level Button

Button to select a reduced water level for smaller loads.

Power On Indicator Light

Light indicating the appliance is powered on.

Drying Programme Timer Knob

Knob to select and set the drying time for programmes.

Wash Programme Timer Knob

Knob used to select the desired wash programme.

Drying Indicator Light

Light indicating that the drying cycle is in progress.

Detergent Drawer Flap

A flap, likely related to the detergent drawer or controls.

Door Opening Safety Mechanism

Safety device prevents immediate door opening at cycle end.

Reduced Water Level Usage Warning

Select reduced water level for small loads; avoid for wool and delicate items.

Control Knob and Indicator Light Functions

Power On Indicator Light

Light indicating the appliance is powered on.

Drying Timer Knob Operation

Knob to set drying time; never turn anti-clockwise; can stop drying.

Wash Programme Knob Operation

Knob to select wash programmes; always rotate clockwise; select program before starting.

Drying Cycle Indicator Light

Light indicating that the drying cycle is in progress.

Detergent Drawer Usage and Programme Selection

Detergent Drawer Compartment Structure

The detergent drawer has four compartments for different agents.

Liquid Detergent Container Use

Use the special container for liquid detergent inside the drawer.

Detergent Evacuation Warning

Warning: Use the special container for difficult-to-evacuate detergents.

Liquid Additive Compartment Restriction

Only use liquid products in the third and fourth detergent drawer compartments.

Delicate Fabric Programme Selection

Cycle alternates washing/soaking for very delicate fabrics like pure wool.

Pre-Wash Cycle Checks

Check for metal objects, closed zippers, tied belts, and read garment labels.

Product Features and Washing Guidance

Drying Precautions for Specific Items

Do not dry wool, padded items, delicate fabrics; reduce load for 'wash-and-iron' items.

Washing Heavy and Delicate Items

Do not spin heavy items; avoid drying fraying fabrics or those with deep pile.

Wool and Lingerie Washing Guidelines

Wash woolens and lingerie only if labels indicate 'machine washable'.

Wash Programme Table and Notes

Resistant Fabrics Wash Programs

Programs for heavily soiled cotton, linen, and underwear.

Cotton and Linen Wash Programs

Programs for cotton and linen items, including rapid wash.

Cotton Wash Programs

Programs for cotton items, including colored and moderately soiled.

Mixed and Synthetic Fabric Programs

Programs for mixed fabrics, synthetics, and cotton blends.

Universal Wash Programs

Programs for cotton, mixed fabrics, and synthetics, including universal wash.

Delicate Synthetics Wash Programs

Programs for delicate synthetics and mixed delicate fabrics.

Very Delicate Fabrics Wash Programs

Programs for very delicate fabrics like woolens, including special wool wash.

Mixed Delicate Synthetics and Wool Programs

Programs for mixed delicate synthetics and wool, including non-spin options.

Wash Programme Notes and Advice

Notes on load limits, stopping the machine, and using bleach.

Optimizing Wash Results with Detergent

Advice on choosing the right detergent for optimal wash results.

Washing Cycle Operations

Washing Heavily Soiled Cotton

Guide for washing heavily soiled cotton, including stain removal with bleach.

Load Composition Advice for Towelling

Advised not to wash only terry towelling items due to excessive weight.

Fabric Load Capacity Limits

Load limits: 5 kg for resistant, 2 kg for delicate, 1 kg for pure new wool.

Referencing Wash Programme Table

Refer to the washing program table for specific advice.

Opening the Appliance Door

Open the appliance door using the designated button.

Loading Dry Laundry into Drum

Load the drum with a maximum of 5 kg of dry laundry.

Closing the Appliance Door

Close the appliance door securely.

Pre-Selection ON;OFF Button Check

Ensure the ON/OFF button is not pressed when selecting a programme.

Selecting a Wash Programme

Select wash programme by rotating the knob clockwise to the desired number.

Opening the Detergent Drawer

Open the detergent drawer to add cleaning agents.

Adding Pre-Wash Detergent

Add approximately 60g of detergent to the pre-wash compartment.

Completing the Wash Cycle

Adding Main Wash Detergent

Add approximately 60g of detergent to the main wash compartment.

Adding Bleach

Add approximately 100cc of bleach to the bleach compartment.

Adding Special Additives

Add approximately 50cc of additive to the additives compartment if needed.

Closing the Detergent Drawer

Close the detergent drawer securely.

Ensuring Water Tap is Open

Ensure the water inlet tap is turned on.

Verifying Discharge Hose Position

Ensure the discharge tube is correctly positioned.

Drying Knob Pre-Operation Check

Ensure the drying control knob is on "0" to avoid unintended drying.

Starting the Wash Cycle

Press the start button; the operating light will illuminate.

Wash Programme Execution

The machine will proceed with the selected wash programme.

Ending the Wash Cycle

Press the ON/OFF button at the end of the cycle to turn off the indicator light.

Removing Washed Laundry

Open the door and remove the washed laundry.

Drying Cycle Operations and Warnings

Flammable Material Drying Prohibition

Never dry garments made of foam rubber or flammable materials.

Wash and Spin Dry Requirement

Only dry laundry that has been washed and spin-dried.

Drying Practice and Time Adjustment

General drying indications require practice for best results; set lower times initially.

Preventing Air Duct Clogging During Drying

Avoid drying fraying fabrics or those with deep pile to prevent air duct clogging.

Drying Cycle Procedures

Prohibition of Door Opening During Drying

Never open the door during drying; wait for the cooling phase to complete.

Spin-Dried Laundry Requirement

Only laundry that has already been spin-dried can be dried.

Types of Drying Available

The machine can perform two types of drying for different fabric categories.

Drying Cotton, Terry, Linen, Hemp

Drying for cotton, terry towelling, linen, and hemp fabrics.

Drying Mixed and Synthetic Fabrics

Drying for mixed fabrics (synthetics/cotton) and synthetic fabrics.

Example: Drying Cotton Sheets

Example: Drying cotton sheets, towelling, linen, and hemp fabrics.

Drying Recommendations

Recommendations for loading and selecting drying programs.

Opening Door for Drying Load

Open the appliance door to load laundry for drying.

Maximum Drying Load Capacity

Load maximum 2.5 kg of dry laundry; reduce load for large or absorbent items.

Closing Door for Drying

Close the appliance door securely.

Setting Drying Programme Knob

Set the programme control knob (L) to the desired setting.

Drying Knob Settings for Hang;Iron

Set drying knob for 'ready to hang' (7-8) or 'ready to iron' (6-7).

Appliance Door Protective Shield

Appliance door has a protective shield against high temperatures.

Critical Warning: Do Not Touch Door

Warning: Do not touch the door at any time during operation.

Ensuring Water Tap is Open for Drying

Ensure the water tap is open.

Ensuring Discharge Hose Position for Drying

Ensure the discharge hose is correctly positioned.

Drying Programme Table

Drying Warning: Specific Fabric Types

Do not dry wool, padded items, delicate fabrics; reduce load for 'wash-and-iron' items.

Starting the Drying Cycle

Press the start button to begin the drying cycle.

Drying Cycle Indicator Lights

The operating indicator lights (G-N) will illuminate.

Automatic Drying Knob Rotation

The drying knob will rotate automatically to the end of the preset program.

Drying Programme Flow

Drying occurs with the program knob stationary, then moves to "STOP".

Stopping the Drying Cycle

Press the stop button (C) to end the drying cycle.

Drying Cycle Indicator Lights Off

The operating indicator lights (G-N) will turn off.

Removing Dried Laundry

Open the door and remove the dried laundry.

Drying Programme Selection Guide

Fabric Type and Drying Load

Table listing fabric types and their corresponding drying programs.

Maximum Load for Drying Programs

Specifies the maximum load capacity in kg for each fabric type.

Programme Knob Settings for Drying

Indicates the programme knob setting for each fabric type.

Drying Knob Settings for Hanging

Drying knob settings for clothes to be hung directly.

Drying Knob Settings for Ironing

Drying knob settings for clothes that need ironing.

Drying Warning: Wool and Padded Items

Do not dry wool or padded items; reduce load for drip/dry garments to prevent creasing.

Automatic Wash and Dry Cycle

Automatic Cycle Load Limit

The complete automatic wash/dry cycle can only be run with 2.5 kg of dry laundry.

Setting Up the Automatic Cycle

Refer to wash and dry program lists, prepare laundry, and select programs.

Automatic Cycle Completion Indicator

The machine will execute the full program until the control knob turns to "STOP".

Post-Automatic Cycle Steps

Steps to follow after the automatic wash/dry cycle is completed.

Stopping the Automatic Cycle

Press the stop button (C) to end the automatic cycle.

Automatic Cycle Indicator Lights Off

The operating indicator lights (G-N) will turn off.

Removing Laundry After Automatic Cycle

Open the door and remove the washed and dried laundry.

Routine Cleaning and Maintenance

Exterior Cleaning Instructions

Clean the exterior with a damp cloth only; avoid abrasives, spirits, or diluents.

Minimal Maintenance Requirements

The washing machine requires minimal maintenance.

Cleaning Detergent Drawer Compartments

Instructions for cleaning the detergent and additive compartments.

Cleaning the Drain Pump Filter

Instructions for cleaning the drain pump filter.

Maintenance for Machine Relocation or Inactivity

Procedures for moving the machine or long periods of inactivity.

Detailed Drawer Compartment Cleaning

How to remove and clean the detergent drawer compartments.

Detailed Filter Cleaning Procedure

Step-by-step guide to cleaning the drain pump filter.

Draining Hoses for Relocation;Inactivity

Procedures for draining hoses when moving or for long periods of inactivity.

Troubleshooting Faults and Anomalies

No Operation on Any Program

Troubleshooting for no operation on any program, checking power and plug.

No Water Supply Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting for no water supply, checking tap, timer, and inlet valve.

Water Not Discharging Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting for water not discharging, checking hose, filter, and pump.

Water Leakage Around Machine Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting for water leakage around the machine, checking seals and connections.

Machine Not Spinning Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting for the machine not spinning, checking load balance and settings.

Strong Spin Phase Vibrations Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting for strong vibrations during spin, checking leveling and transport brackets.

Detergent and Troubleshooting Notes

Notes on environment-friendly detergents and troubleshooting common issues.

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