This document is a user manual for a Midea Top Load Washing Machine, model 360111.
Function Description:
This appliance is a top-load washing machine designed for household use, capable of washing textiles suitable for machine washing. It offers various washing programs and customizable settings for water level, temperature, rinse, spin, and delay start. The machine is designed for indoor use and is not intended for built-in installation. It features a spin-dry tub and an impeller for washing.
Important Technical Specifications:
- Model: 360111
- Washing Capacity: 10.0 kg
- Standard Water Pressure: 0.03 MPa ~ 0.8 MPa
- Dimensions (WDHmm): 6016091060
- Net Weight: 46 kg
- Rated Input Power: 600 W
- Power Supply: 240V~, 50Hz
- Grade of Waterproof: IPX4
Usage Features:
The washing machine offers a range of features for convenient and effective laundry care:
- Control Panel: The control panel includes buttons for Power On/Off, Start/Pause, Program selection, Rinse & Spin, Delay, Temperature, Water Level, Water Reuse, and Rapid wash. It also features indicators for Child Lock, Delay, Soak, Wash, Rinse, and Spin.
- Washing Programs: Available programs include Quick, Normal, Jeans, Mix, White clothes, Black clothes, Towel, Tennis, Strong Heavy, Synthetic, Baby care, Delicate Soft, Sheet, Towel, Rinse+spin, Soak, Tub clean, Quick, and Handwash. These programs are tailored for different laundry types and soil levels.
- Personalized Settings: Users can customize washing programs by adjusting rinsing times, spinning time, water volume, and setting an appointment time (delay start).
- Single Process Operations: The machine allows for single process operations such as Spin Only and Rinse+Spin, offering flexibility for specific laundry needs.
- Temperature Control: Users can select hot, warm, or cold water for washing.
- Water Level Selection: After program selection, the appropriate water level can be chosen.
- Water Reuse Function: This feature allows the machine to pause before draining the last rinse water, enabling the user to reuse it.
- Rapid Wash Function: This function shortens the program duration while maintaining good washing performance.
- ECO Mode: This mode reduces energy consumption by increasing the program duration.
- Child Lock: A safety feature that locks all buttons to prevent settings from being changed by children. It can be activated by simultaneously pressing the Rinse and Spin buttons after starting a wash, and unlocked by pressing them again.
- Safety Features: The machine includes a warning system for an open lid during operation, which beeps continuously and shuts down if the lid remains open for more than an hour. It also has a memory function that stores the selected program in case of a power supply interruption.
Installation:
- Unpacking: Instructions are provided for safely unpacking the machine, including removing cardboard, styrofoam, tape, and the inlet hose from the drum. Warnings are given regarding packaging materials and suffocation risk for children.
- Installation Area: The machine should be placed on a rigid, dry, and level surface, away from direct sunlight and heat sources, with sufficient ventilation, and in a room temperature above 0°C. It should not stand on the power cord.
- Drain Hose Installation: Detailed instructions are given for connecting the drain hose, including options for lower and upper drain systems. Warnings emphasize not kinking or protracting the hose and ensuring proper positioning to prevent water leakage.
- Levelling: The machine must be levelled by adjusting the foot knobs and tightening the lock nuts to ensure stability and prevent wandering.
- Water Inlet Hose Connection: Instructions are provided for connecting the inlet hose to both ordinary and screw taps, with warnings about preventing leakage and avoiding kinking or crushing the hose.
Maintenance Features:
Regular maintenance is crucial for extending the washing machine's lifespan:
- Cleaning and Care: The cabinet surface can be cleaned with diluted non-abrasive neutral detergents. Any water overflow should be wiped off immediately. Formic acid, alcohol, solvents, or chemical products are forbidden.
- Inlet Filter Cleaning: The inlet filter should be cleaned if water flow is reduced. This involves unscrewing the inlet pipe, pulling out and cleaning the filter with long-nose pliers and a brush, then reinstalling it.
- Lint Filter Cleaning: The built-in lint filter should be cleaned every 10 cycles. It needs to be taken out, cleaned with water, and then placed back into the washer.
- Drain Pump Filter Cleaning: This is a critical maintenance step to ensure normal operation. It involves draining water from the pump, opening the filter by turning it counter-clockwise, removing any extraneous matter, cleaning the filter, and then restoring and tightening the pump cover. Warnings are given about hot water and electrical shock during this process, and ensuring proper reinstallation to prevent leaks.
Troubleshooting:
The manual provides a comprehensive troubleshooting guide for common issues such as "No washing," "No water flows in," "Abnormal draining," and "Abnormal spin." It lists inspection items and corresponding solutions. Additionally, it details alarm codes (E1, E2, E3, E4, XX) with their reasons and solutions, advising users to contact service if problems persist.
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