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Safety Warnings
For your continued safety and to reduce the risk of injury or electric shock,
please follow all the safety precautions listed below.
WARNING!
• If you will not be using the washing machine for a while such as when
you go on holiday, turn o the water supply to the washing machine.
This is particularly important if there is no drainage around the washing
machine.
• If the water supply is left on, water pressure may build up and cause a
leak.
General Use
• Do not install your washing machine anywhere that is damp or exposed
to the weather. If you do, it may cause an electric shock, re, failure or
deterioration.
• Do not pour water directly onto any part of the washing machine. It may
cause a short circuit or electric shock.
• Keep burning objects such as candles or cigarettes, away from the
washing machine. They may cause a re or damage.
• Keep ammable substances well away from the washing machine – for
example kerosene, gasoline, benzene, paint thinner and alcohol, or
clothing soaked with these. They may cause an explosion or a re.
• This washing machine is only suitable for washing textiles labelled
washing machine washable.
• Transit bolts are used to transport the washing machine. You should
remove these using a spanner or similar tool before you install the
washing machine. If you do not, it will cause strong vibrations when the
washing machine is spinning.
• Do not connect the washing machine to hot water. The washing machine
works with cold water.
• Before you start using the washing machine, turn the tap on to check
that the hose is properly connected. If it’s not, there may be a water leak.
• Do not apply pesticide, hair spray or deodorant to the washing machine.
• Do not put any electrical equipment near the washing machine – for
example a TV, radio or battery charger.
• Do not put too much laundry or detergent into the washing machine. It
may cause washing machine troubles.
• Be careful not to get your laundry caught in the door when you close it.
This could cause a water leak or damage your laundry.
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