Midea FP-92LFC100GMTH-W2 - User Manual

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Model: FP-92LFC100GMTH-W2
FP-92LFC120GMTH-W1

Summary

Safety Instructions

General Safety Guidelines and Symbols

Outlines general safety rules and explains warning symbols used in the manual for safe operation.

Electric Shock Prevention

Provides critical warnings and precautions to prevent electric shock hazards during operation and maintenance.

Child Safety Measures

Details essential safety guidelines for children, emphasizing supervision and preventing misuse of the appliance.

Fire and Explosion Hazards

Warns against using flammable substances with the machine and potential explosion risks.

Installation Environment Safety

Specifies safe installation locations, conditions, and environmental considerations to prevent hazards.

Appliance Handling and Operation Safety

Covers safe practices for handling the machine, preventing physical damage, and operational precautions.

Installation Guide

Water Inlet Hose Connection

Provides detailed instructions on correctly connecting the water supply hose to the machine.

Drain Hose Setup

Explains the proper methods for connecting the drain hose to ensure efficient water discharge.

Operating Your Washer-Dryer

Control Panel Functions Explained

Detailed breakdown of the control panel's buttons, display indicators, and their functions.

Drying Cycle Operation

Detailed Drying Settings

Maintenance and Care

General Maintenance Advice

Drain Pump Filter Cleaning

Troubleshooting Common Issues

A comprehensive guide for diagnosing and resolving common operational problems and error codes.

Technical Specifications Data

Overview

1. Function Description
2. Usage Features
3. Maintenance Features

This document is a user manual for a Midea washer-spinner-dryer, specifically models FP-92LFC100GMTH-W2 and FP-92LFC120GMTH-W1. It provides comprehensive instructions for safe installation, operation, and maintenance of the appliance.

Function Description

The device is a multi-functional appliance designed for washing, spinning, and drying clothes. It offers various programs tailored to different laundry types and needs, including options for delicate items, heavy-duty cleaning, and quick washes. The integrated drying function allows users to complete the entire laundry process within one machine, with options for different drying levels and timed drying.

Usage Features

The washer-spinner-dryer is designed for home use and handles textiles suitable for machine washing and drying. Before use, it is crucial to remove all packaging materials and transport bolts to prevent damage. The appliance requires proper grounding and should be installed on a rigid, dry, and level surface, away from direct sunlight and heat sources. The standard inlet water pressure should be between 0.05MPa and 1MPa.

Before Each Wash: Users are advised to check clothing labels and use non-foaming or less-foaming detergents suitable for machine washing. It's important to empty all pockets to prevent damage from sharp objects. Small items should be placed in a laundry net, and clothes that easily form fiber balls or have long strands should be turned inside out. Tassels should be tied into knots, and zippers and buttons fastened. Clothes should be segregated by texture and material. Washing a single item is not recommended as it can cause imbalance and noise; adding one or two more items can help. Flammable substances like kerosene, gasoline, alcohol, or other flammable materials should never be washed or dried in the appliance.

Detergent Dispenser: The dispenser has compartments for pre-wash detergent, main wash detergent, and softener. Detergent is only needed in the pre-wash compartment if the pre-washing function is selected. Powder detergents that have clumped should be diluted before pouring into the dispenser to prevent clogging. The type of detergent should be chosen based on washing temperatures for optimal results and energy efficiency.

Control Panel and Programs: The control panel features an On/Off button, Start/Pause button, Option button, and Program selector. The display shows settings, estimated remaining time, and status messages. Available options include:

• PREWASH: An extra wash for soiled clothes, requiring detergent in compartment I.
• Extra Rinse: Provides an additional rinse cycle.
• Speed Wash: Decreases washing time.
• DELAY: Allows users to set a delayed start time (0-24 hours). This function can be canceled before starting the program.
• Extra Wash: For very dirty clothes, increasing washing time and intensity.
• Anti-crease: Reduces wrinkles.
• Soak: Soaks clothes for 20 minutes after the drum fills with water.
• My Cycle: Stores frequently used customized programs.
• Child Lock: Prevents accidental operation by children by locking all buttons except On/Off. This feature is deactivated when power is cut (though some models may retain it).
• Temperature: Adjusts water temperature (Cold, 20°C, 30°C, 40°C, 60°C, 90°C).
• Speed: Changes spin speed.
• Dry: Offers Soft drying, Normal drying, Timer drying (30, 60, 120, 180 minutes), and Air Dry. The drying capacity recommendations vary by setting (0.5kg, 1kg, 2kg, 3kg).
• RELOAD: Allows adding laundry after a wash has begun, but only when the drum stops rotating and the water level/temperature are safe.
• Mute: Deactivates the buzzer and other control panel sounds.

Program Descriptions:

• ECO Wash: Uses room-temperature water for color preservation and energy saving.
• Delicate: For light, washable textiles like silk, satin, or synthetic fiber.
• Silent: Deactivates button sounds for quieter operation.
• Anti-allergic: Uses 60°C water for sterilization and allergen removal.
• Towel: For thick towel fabrics.
• Shoes: Washes sneakers and other washable shoe types.
• Auto-Clean: Cleans the drum with 90°C water, enhanced with bleach.
• Spin Only: For extra spinning or hand-washed clothes.
• Dry Only: Dries clothes based on cloth load.
• Cotton: For long-lasting and heat-resistant cotton/linen textiles.
• Duvet: Specifically for duvet coats.
• Normal: Long washing period with strong action for daily cotton articles.
• Jeans: For thick and tough denim fabrics.
• Stain Wash: Removes most stains.
• Rapid: A 15-minute wash-only or 59-minute wash and dry program.

Maintenance Features

Regular maintenance is essential to extend the appliance's lifespan. Before any maintenance, the power plug must be disconnected, and the water supply turned off.

Cleaning the Cabinet: The cabinet surface should be cleaned with diluted non-abrasive neutral detergents. Any water on the surface should be wiped off immediately. Sharp objects should not be used on the cabinet.

Cleaning the Drum: Rust from metal articles should be removed immediately with chlorine-free detergents. Steel wool should never be used. Laundry should not be placed in the machine during drum cleaning.

Cleaning the Door Seal and Glass: After each wash, the glass and door seal should be wiped to remove lint and stains, which can cause water leaks. Coins, buttons, and other objects should be removed from the door seal.

Cleaning the Inlet Filter: The inlet filter needs cleaning if the water flow pressure decreases. This involves closing the faucet, removing the water supply hose, cleaning the filter, and reconnecting the hose. The filter at the washing machine side also needs to be pulled out with pliers, cleaned with a brush, and reinstalled.

Cleaning the Detergent Dispenser: The detergent dispenser can be removed by pressing down on the arrow on the softener cover, lifting the clip, and pulling out the drawer. All compartments should be washed with water. The inside recesses can be cleaned with an old toothbrush. After cleaning, the softener cover and drawer should be pushed back into position. Alcohol, solvents, or chemical products should not be used to clean the machine.

Cleaning the Drain Pump Filter: The drain pump filter collects thread strands and small foreign matter. It should be cleaned periodically. Users must beware of hot water and allow the detergent solution to cool down before opening the service filter. The machine must be unplugged to avoid electrical shock. To clean, open the lower cover cap, rotate and pull out the emergency drain hose, remove the hose cap, drain water, then open the filter by turning it counter-clockwise, remove extraneous matter, and close the cover cap. Ensure all parts are reinstalled properly to prevent leaks. The pump cover should never be removed during a wash cycle while hot water is present.

Midea FP-92LFC100GMTH-W2 Specifications