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General| Brand | Fisher & Paykel |
|---|---|
| Model | IWL12 |
| Category | Washer |
| Language | English |
Warning about electric shock hazard and instructions to follow safety guidelines.
Warning about electric shock hazard during installation and operation.
Details on location, plumbing, and electrical requirements for proper installation.
Guidance on placing the washer on a stable floor, away from weather.
Requirements for water temperature, shut-off valves, and drain setup.
Specifications for the power supply, grounding, and circuit protection.
Provides dimensions, clearances, and water pressure requirements for the washer.
Instructions for removing the bottom packer and outer packaging.
Guidance on removing internal packing and accessories.
Steps for connecting and routing the drain hose correctly.
Instructions for connecting the hot and cold water inlet hoses.
Detailed steps for leveling the machine for optimal performance.
Final checks for leaks, noise, and proper operation after installation.
Notes on warning signals and where to find further help.
Ventilation and space requirements for installing in closets or alcoves.
Conformance requirements for mobile home installations.
Importance and procedure for grounding the appliance.
Safety precautions to minimize fire or explosion risk.
Emergency procedures to follow if gas is detected.
Precautions regarding hydrogen gas production from water heaters.
Safety precautions to prevent electric shock, covering installation and operation.
General safety rules for using the appliance, covering installation, operation, and maintenance.
Precautions for loading, unloading, child safety, and electrical connections.
Instructions for adding detergent, fabric softener, and bleach.
How to adjust the 'How Dirty' setting for different soil levels.
Explanation of Auto Sensing, Creasables, Wool, and Handwash options.
How to start the washing machine and pause if needed.
Explains the display screen symbols and wash cycle progression indicators.
How to navigate and select wash options using the buttons.
Introduction to the 13 unique lifecycles for washing.
How to set the soil level for different wash loads.
Details the 'Stained' wash action for general stains.
How the washer automatically selects fabric type and wash action.
Option for delicate garments to minimize wrinkles with slow spin.
Special cycle for machine washable woollens with gentle wash and moderate spin.
Extra gentle wash for delicate fabrics with a slow spin.
Describes the front-loader type wash action for dissolving detergent.
Explains the top-loader type agitation wash for removing soil.
How the lidlock functions during the wash cycle for safety.
Key points to remember about the lidlock and child safety.
Steps to select and display different wash options.
How to program the washer to remember preferred settings.
How the display shows cycle stage and remaining time.
How to select wash temperatures and the COLD+ feature.
How to skip or start cycles at specific stages, including pre-wash.
Using SAVE WATER and ECO (SAVE WATER++) for reduced water usage.
How to schedule the start of the wash cycle between 15 minutes and 18 hours.
Shortens cycle times for lightly soiled clothes.
Explains the Soak and Drip Dry options for specific wash needs.
Adjusting the spin speed from 1000rpm to 670rpm.
Automatic and manual water level selection for optimal washing.
How to set the washer to a traditional top-loading wash.
Steps to enter the menu for permanent wash setting adjustments.
Fine-tuning the wash water temperature.
Customizing the automatic water fill level.
Changing the default rinse type (e.g., single, double, shower).
Adjusting spin speed for the Creasables option.
Configuring how the machine handles out-of-balance loads.
Setting the number of beeps for cycle completion.
Restoring all settings to factory defaults.
Designing and saving your ideal wash cycle.
Instructions on how to save custom wash settings as a favorite.
How to activate a previously saved favorite wash cycle.
Cycles for specific family needs like diaper rinsing, comforters, and allergies.
A cycle for rinsing diaper sanitisers from cloth diapers.
A gentle wash for bulky items like comforters and pillows.
Designed for asthma sufferers, killing dust mites and removing detergent traces.
Cycles for athletic wear, muddy clothes, sports shoes, and beach gear.
For activewear, removing odors and dirt with warm wash and fast spin.
Cold wash cycle with extra rinses to remove mud stains.
Cycles for cleaning sports shoes, toys, and beach items.
Specialized cycles for removing common stains like chocolate, tomato, and fruit/wine.
Cycles designed to remove complex stains like chocolate and tomato.
Cycles for protein-based stains and fruit/wine stains.
Cycles for tub cleaning and heavy-duty washing.
For cleaning the inside of the washer, especially with fabric softener use.
A heavy-duty wash for very dirty items and vigorous agitation.
Guidance on reading care labels and sorting clothes by soil, color, and lint.
Important steps like checking pockets, closing zippers, and mending.
Advice on pre-treating stains and avoiding machine surface damage.
Ensuring correct load size and water level for optimal washing.
Instructions for washing machine-washable woollens using the WOOL option.
Tips for washing comforters and pillows to prevent damage and imbalance.
Caution against using bleach/sanitiser directly and rinsing requirements.
Recommendations for washing when someone is ill to prevent infection.
Recommendations for domestic detergents and avoiding fabric softener additives.
How to determine the correct amount of detergent based on load size.
Instructions for adding detergent and tablets to the agitator.
Guidelines for using liquid and powdered bleach safely.
How fabric softener is dispensed during the final rinse.
How to clean the fabric softener dispenser regularly.
What scrud is and how to prevent its build-up.
Steps for turning off faucets and unplugging the machine after use.
How to clean the washer's lid and exterior surfaces.
Recommended procedure for cleaning the inside of the washer.
Explanation of the self-cleaning lint disposal system.
Explains the normal operating sounds and beep signals.
Warning about products that can damage the washer's components.
Identifies error messages indicated by beep codes.
Possible causes and solutions for not getting hot water.
Possible causes and solutions for not getting cold water.
Solutions for no water supply or siphoning problems.
Troubleshooting overloaded machines and excessive suds.
Resolving lid lock issues and general service faults.
Troubleshooting problems with powering on or starting the fill.
Addressing issues with spinning, speed, and water levels.
Diagnosing problems with wash water temperature and excess suds.
Solutions for small puddles of water due to splashing or high water levels.
Solutions for clothes wrinkling and poor soil removal.
Addressing issues like black/gray marks, linting, and detergent residue.
Preventing dye transfer and clothes tangling during washes.
Information on how to contact Fisher & Paykel for service and support.
Details the two-year limited warranty for parts and labor.
Explains the duration of the limited and implied warranties.
Lists items and conditions not covered by the warranty.
Instructions on how to obtain service under warranty.
Details the warranty terms for commercial product usage.
States the agreement is complete and provides contact information.
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