This document is an owner's manual for a Midea Fully Automatic Washing Machine, covering models MA200W80/G-MV and MA200W100D/S-MV. It provides comprehensive instructions for installation, operation, and maintenance, ensuring safe and efficient use of the appliance.
Function Description:
The Midea Fully Automatic Washing Machine is designed for household use, specifically for machine washing textiles. It offers various washing programs and settings to cater to different laundry types and soil levels. Key functions include:
- Washing: The core function, with options for different programs like Normal, Quick, Strong, Heavy, Soft, Jeans, and Baby Care.
- Rinsing: Multiple rinse cycles can be selected.
- Spinning: The machine includes a spin-dry tub for water extraction.
- Soaking: An option to pre-soak clothes for better cleaning, though not available for Quick and Spin programs.
- Delay Function: Allows users to set a delayed start time for a wash program.
- Water Level Selection: Users can choose the water level based on clothing categories, degree of soiling, and personal washing habits.
- Soil Level Selection: Offers four levels (Extra Heavy, Heavy, Medium, Light) to adjust the wash intensity.
- Auto Clean: A feature that uses strong water flow during dehydration to flush the inner and outer tubs, reducing dirt residue. This function is available by default for Normal, Strong, Heavy, Jeans, and Baby Care programs (indicated by a flashing no-clean light).
- Hygiene Function: Increases washing time, rinsing times, and dehydration time to ensure cleaner and more hygienic clothes.
- Turbo Function: Shortens the program duration while maintaining good washing performance.
- Child Lock: A safety feature to prevent accidental operation by children, locking all buttons except the On/Off button.
Important Technical Specifications:
The manual provides specifications for two models:
- MA200W80/G-MV:
- Washing Capacity: 8.0 kg
- Dimension (WDHmm): 550x565x915 mm
- Net Weight: 36 kg
- Rated Power: 450 W
- MA200W100D/S-MV:
- Washing Capacity: 10.0 kg
- Dimension (WDHmm): 580x596x965 mm
- Net Weight: 39 kg
- Rated Power: 390 W
- Standard Water Pressure (for both models): 0.03MPa~0.8MPa
Usage Features:
- Control Panel: Features buttons for On/Off, Start/Pause, Program selection, Option settings (soak time, wash time, rinse times, spin time), Water Level, and Function (Hygiene, Turbo). A digital display shows settings, estimated time remaining, options, and status messages.
- Detergent and Softener Inlets: Dedicated compartments for detergents and softeners. The softener inlet has a maximum delivery volume of 20ml.
- Tap Connection: Instructions are provided for connecting the inlet hose to ordinary faucets, screw taps, and special washing machine taps.
- Preparation Before Washing: Includes steps like plugging in, opening the tap, loading clothes, and adding detergent.
- Washing Process: Outlines the sequence of Power On, Program Selection, Water Level Selection, and Start.
- Personalized Program Settings: Users can customize wash programs by selecting water volume and appointment time. Specific sequences are detailed for "Wash only," "Spin only," and "Soak+Wash+Rinse+Spin" operations.
- Safety Instructions: Emphasizes crucial safety measures such as indoor use only, avoiding humid places, not inserting hands into the spin-dry tub, unplugging before maintenance, ensuring proper earthing, and using new hose-sets. It also warns against washing articles with combustible substances and advises supervision for children and pets.
- Environmental Considerations: The manual includes a marking indicating that the product should not be disposed of with other household waste, encouraging responsible recycling.
Maintenance Features:
- Cleaning and Care:
- Cabinet Cleaning: The surface can be cleaned with diluted non-abrasive neutral detergents. Any water overflow should be wiped immediately. Formic acid, alcohol, solvents, or chemical products are forbidden.
- Inlet Filter Cleaning: Essential if water flow is reduced. Involves unscrewing the inlet pipe, pulling out and cleaning the filter with a brush, then reconnecting.
- Lint Filter Cleaning: The built-in lint filter collects lint during washing. It is recommended to clean it every 10 cycles by taking it out, washing it with water, and placing it back. The manual illustrates both "magic filter" and "normal filter" types.
- Troubleshooting: A dedicated section helps users diagnose and resolve common issues such as "No washing," "No water flows in," "Abnormal draining," and "Abnormal spin." It also lists alarm codes (E1, E2, E3, E4, EXX) with corresponding reasons and solutions. Users are advised to contact service if problems persist after initial checks.
The manual stresses the importance of reading all instructions before use, following them carefully, and keeping the manual handy for future reference or for new owners.