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Dawlance DW 6100 C - User Manual

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Single Tub Washing Machine
DW 6100 C
User Manual
HOW TO USE
01
SPECIFICATION
Model No. DW 6100 C
Intended use
Type of appliance
Power source
Dimension (units: mm)
Appliance weight
Rated operating time
Protection against electric shock
Protection against moisture
Standardized water consumption
Household
Single Tub
Refer to specication LABEL
530 x 470 x 980
16 Kg
WASHING 1 HOUR
Class 1 appliance
Splash-proof appliance
H88.1
M77.3
L 54.3
Design and specications could be changed without notice.
Control Panel
1. Water Inlet
Connect the hose from the water faucet to feed water to the tub.
2. Wash Timer
Used to select the desired time for washing or rinsing.
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Summary

How to Use

Control Panel

Details on connecting water and setting the wash timer for washing or rinsing.

Installation

Location & Environment

Guidelines for placing the washer to avoid moisture, uneven surfaces, heat, and freezing.

Electrical Connection

Instructions for connecting the power supply and caution about damaged cords.

Washing and Rinsing

Preparation for Washing

Steps for sorting clothes, mending, emptying pockets, and plugging in the machine.

How to Wash

Step-by-step guide to setting the timer, water, detergent, and wash time.

How to Rinse

Procedure for rinsing, including water flow and draining.

Cleaning and Maintenance

Lint Filter Maintenance

Instructions for removing, washing, and refixing the lint filter.

Pulsator and Drain Strainer Cleaning

Procedure to clean the pulsator and drain strainer after washes.

Troubleshooting

Washer does not start

Identifies common causes and solutions for the washer not starting.

Rattling and clanking noise

Explains causes and fixes for rattling or clanking sounds during operation.

Vibrating noise

Addresses causes and solutions for vibration issues during washing.

Thumping sound

Explains the cause of thumping sounds and how to resolve them.

Warranty Information

Warranty Validity and Conditions

Outlines the terms, conditions, and exclusions for the washing machine warranty.

Overview

This document describes the Dawlance DW 6100 C Single Tub Washing Machine, a household appliance designed for washing and rinsing clothes.

Function Description:

The Dawlance DW 6100 C is a single-tub washing machine that simplifies the laundry process. Users load laundry, add detergent and water to the wash tub, set the wash time using a dedicated knob, and then initiate the washing cycle. After washing, the drain selector is set to "Drain" to remove water, and the laundry is then taken out. The machine is also capable of rinsing clothes.

Important Technical Specifications:

  • Model No.: DW 6100 C
  • Intended Use: Household
  • Type of Appliance: Single Tub
  • Power Source: Refer to specification LABEL (not explicitly detailed in the provided text, but indicated as a point of reference).
  • Dimensions (units: mm): 530 (width) x 470 (depth) x 980 (height)
  • Appliance Weight: 16 Kg
  • Rated Operating Time: WASHING 1 HOUR (This likely refers to a maximum recommended continuous washing time or a standard cycle duration).
  • Protection against electric shock: Class 1 appliance
  • Protection against moisture: Splash-proof appliance
  • Standardized Water Consumption:
    • H: 88.1
    • M: 77.3
    • L: 54.3 (The units for water consumption are not specified, but typically refer to liters per cycle or per kg of laundry).
  • Design and specifications: Subject to change without notice.

Usage Features:

  • Control Panel:
    • Water Inlet: A connection point for a hose from a water faucet to feed water into the tub.
    • Wash Timer: A knob used to select the desired time for washing or rinsing.
  • Preparation for Washing:
    • Users are advised to sort clothes by type (white, colorfast, non-colorfast, delicates, lint-free, lint-producer) and wash according to the provided Laundry Guide.
    • Mending worn/torn patches, emptying pockets, closing fasteners, and pre-treating stains are recommended.
    • The power cord must be plugged in and switched on.
  • Washing Procedure:
    1. Set the wash timer knob to "0".
    2. Select the desired wash action (though specific wash actions like "STRONG" or "NORMAL" are mentioned for rinsing, the general instruction for washing implies selection).
    3. Open the water faucet to fill the tub to the indicated water level.
    4. Add detergent and laundry.
    5. Set the wash time using the wash timer.
  • Rinsing Procedure:
    1. Set the wash action to "STRONG" or "NORMAL".
    2. Turn on the water tap.
    3. Place the overflow hose flat on the floor.
    4. Turn off the water tap when rinsing water becomes clear.
    5. Drain the wash tub by placing the drain hose flat on the floor after rinsing.
  • Laundry Guide (Washing Time & Wash Action Table):
    • Extremely soiled heavy fabric: 10-15 minutes
    • Linen, cotton, etc.: 8-10 minutes
    • Ordinary clothes (underwear, etc.): 7 minutes
    • Slightly soiled synthetic fiber: 2-5 minutes
    • 100% wool, mixed wool knitting, thin synthetic fiber with tags indicating hand washing: 2-5 minutes
  • Location & Environment:
    • Should not be placed in steamy rooms or directly exposed to rain to prevent electrical insulation damage.
    • Must be placed on a sturdy, flat surface (max. 2 degrees inclination) to avoid noise/vibrations.
    • Avoid direct sunlight or heating devices (heaters, boilers) to prevent damage to plastic and electrical components.
    • Do not store or operate below 0°C (32°F) to prevent freezing damage.
  • Electrical Connection: Designed to operate from an adequate supply as mentioned on the rating label. Damaged power cords must be replaced by a manufacturer-appointed repair shop using special tools.
  • Safety Cautions:
    • Do not connect to hot water supply.
    • Not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory, or mental capabilities, or lack of experience/knowledge, unless supervised or instructed by a responsible person. Children should be supervised to ensure they don't play with the appliance.
    • The product should not be disposed of with other household waste; responsible recycling is encouraged. Users should use return/collection systems or contact the retailer for environmentally safe disposal.
  • Points to Remember:
    • Avoid excessive amounts of bleach, soap powder, or detergent.
    • Ensure complete drainage after use if installed in areas subject to freezing.
    • Place delicate clothes (silks, fine nylons, laces) in a mesh bag to prevent damage.
    • Do not wash lint-attracting fabrics with lint producers (e.g., black socks with white fluffy towels).
    • Avoid placing a wet load on the control panel.
    • Do not move the machine in left or right directions as wheels are unidirectional.

Maintenance Features:

  • After Every Washing:
    • Switch off electricity.
    • Ensure the timer knob returns to "0".
    • Wipe off spillage (detergent powder, etc.) and generally wipe over the tub and base with a dry duster.
    • Note: Disconnect the power cord from the electrical outlet before cleaning to extend machine life.
  • Lint Filter Cleaning:
    1. Step I: Remove the overflow filter by pulling it forward.
    2. Step II: Wash off lint stuck on the overflow filter.
    3. Step III: Re-fix the overflow filter by first inserting its bottom section and then pushing the upper part firmly into the socket.
    • Note: If residue accumulates in the net during washing, remove the filter by pushing down and pulling it out after washing.
  • Cleaning of Dirt Underneath Pulsator & on Drain Strainer:
    • This procedure should be carried out every four to six washes or when required.
    1. Step I: After washing, fill the wash tub up to three-quarters with clean lukewarm water.
    2. Step II: Set wash action to "STRONG" position.
    3. Step III: Operate washer for 10 minutes.
    4. Step IV: Drain out the water.
    • Note: This procedure removes dirt, lint, etc., accumulated underneath the pulsator and on the drain strainer.

Dawlance DW 6100 C Specifications

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BrandDawlance
ModelDW 6100 C
CategoryWasher
LanguageEnglish

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