P&C COMBI-110 - User Manual

Front Loading Combo
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and maintain your washing machine properly. Just
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COMBI-110

Summary

Safety And Precautions

Safety and precautions

Important information on installation, use, and care to prevent injury and property damage.

IMPORTANT SAFETY SYMBOLS AND PRECAUTIONS

Explains hazard symbols and safety precautions to reduce risk of injury or death.

State of California Proposition 65 Warnings

Warns about California Proposition 65 regarding cancer, birth defects, and reproductive harm.

Important safety instructions

Grounding instructions

Instructions on proper grounding to reduce the risk of electric shock.

Before operating this machine

Important steps before operating the machine, including unpacking and checks.

Attention shall be paid to protecting the machine

Precautions to protect the machine from damage, such as not climbing on it.

Cautions during Handling Machine

Guidelines for safely handling the washing machine to prevent damage or injury.

Cautions when washing clothes

Installation Requirements

General requirements for proper installation of the washing machine.

Tools and parts

Lists the tools and parts required for the installation of the washer.

Installation Requirements

Location requirements

Guidance on selecting the optimal location for the washing machine for performance and noise.

Installation clearances

Specifies the necessary clearances around the washing machine for installation and servicing.

Electrical requirements

Details the electrical supply, grounding, and connection requirements for safe operation.

Washer dimensions

Provides the physical dimensions of the washing machine for installation planning.

Unpacking the washing machine

Instructions on how to unpack the washing machine and check for damage or missing items.

Installation Instructions

Dispose the packing materials

Instructions on properly disposing of packing materials to ensure child safety.

Remove transport bolts and foam

Steps for removing transport bolts and foam to prevent machine damage.

Select the location

Criteria for selecting the appropriate location for installing the washing machine.

Connect inlet pipe

Instructions on connecting the water inlet pipe to the washing machine.

Drain system options

Explains different drain system options available for the washing machine.

Level the washer

Electrical connection

Detailed instructions for making the correct electrical connection to the washing machine.

Operating Instructions

Checklist and preparation before washing clothes

A checklist and preparation steps before washing clothes to avoid machine and garment damage.

Detergent Usage

Guidance on selecting and using detergents appropriately for the washing machine.

Clean up fasteners

Instructions on cleaning and securing fasteners like zips and buttons before washing.

Cautions during Draining

Precautions and explanations regarding the draining process for different types of clothes.

View of control panel

An overview of the washing machine's control panel and its functions.

View of the programme

Details about each wash program available on the washing machine.

Timed Dry

Information about the timed dry function, including load capacity and drying times.

Special Functions

Explains special functions like Time Save, Child Lock, Delay, and Add a garment.

First Use and Setup

Instructions for running the washing machine for the first time without clothes.

Put detergent into washing machine

Guidance on how to correctly add detergent and additives to the machine.

Start up washing machine

Steps to start the washing machine after loading clothes and adding detergent.

Select the procedure

How to select the appropriate washing procedure based on clothes type and dirtiness.

Table of washing procedures

A comprehensive table detailing various washing programs, their settings, and capacities.

Care And Cleaning

General Cleaning and Maintenance

General advice and precautions for maintaining the washing machine.

Clean Internal Drum

How to clean the internal drum of the washing machine, especially for rust removal.

Frozen Machine and Anti-freeze

Steps to take if the washing machine freezes and measures to prevent freezing.

Clean detergent box and grooves

How to clean the detergent drawer and its associated grooves.

Clean inlet filter

Steps for cleaning the inlet filter to ensure proper water flow.

Washing the filter in washing machine

Instructions for washing the filter while it is still connected to the washing machine.

Remove foreign matters

How to remove foreign matters from the drain pump filter.

Emergency Door Release

Information on how to release the door in case of power failure or other emergencies.

Troubleshooting Tips

Problem Diagnosis and Solutions

A guide to identify and resolve common problems with the washing machine.

Error Code Resolution

Instructions on how to resolve specific operational issues and error codes.

Appendix

Care Lable

Explains the meaning of various care labels and graphic symbols used on clothing.

Technical Specifications

Provides detailed technical specifications of the washing machine, including power, dimensions, and capacity.

Warranty

Warranty Terms and Exceptions

Details the duration and terms of the warranty for the appliance and lists exclusions.

Service and Support

Contact information and support details for EURO-LINE appliances and parts.

Overview

1. Function Description
2. Important Technical Specifications
3. Usage Features
4. Maintenance Features
5. Safety Precautions

This document is the owner's manual for the PC Front Loading Combo, model COMBI-110, a washing machine with drying capabilities. It provides comprehensive information on installation, operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting.

Function Description

The COMBI-110 is a front-loading combo appliance designed for both washing and drying clothes. It offers a variety of wash programs tailored for different fabric types and soil levels, as well as drying functions. The machine is intended for home use and is suitable for machine-washable textiles. It features a control panel with a rotary switch for program selection and buttons for various functions and settings.

Important Technical Specifications

• Power Supply: 120V, 60Hz
• Dimensions (WDH): 595595850 mm
• Net Weight: 73 kg (161 lb)
• Washing Capacity: 12.0 kg (26 lb)
• Rated Current: 11A
• Standard Water Pressure: 0.05MPa~1MPa
• Standpipe Drain System: Requires a minimum diameter standpipe of 2" (50 mm) and a minimum carry-away capacity of 17 gal. (64 L) per minute. The top of the standpipe must be at least 60cm high and no higher than 100cm from the bottom of the washer.
• Laundry Tub Drain System: Requires a minimum 20 gal. (76 L) capacity tub. The top of the laundry tub must be at least 60cm above the floor.
• Floor Drain System: Requires a siphon break, which must be a minimum of 28" (710 mm) from the bottom of the washer.
• Electrical Requirements: A 120V, 60Hz, 15- or 20-amp, fused electrical supply is required, with a time-delay fuse or circuit serving only this appliance. The machine is equipped with a 3-prong grounding plug.
• Water Heater Temperature: Must supply hot water at a minimum of 120°F (49°C).
• Water Pressure: Should be between 20-100psi (138-690kPa).
• Installation Clearances: 25mm additional spacing on all sides is recommended to reduce noise transfer. The door opens more than 90°.

Usage Features

The COMBI-110 offers a range of programs and special functions to optimize washing and drying:

• Programs:

  • Normal/Cotton: Standard program for normally soiled cotton laundry.
  • Perm Press: For permanent press items.
  • Heavy Duty: For heavily soiled, pure white cotton or flax items (e.g., coffee table cloths, towels, bed sheets).
  • Bulky/Large: For large items like blankets or comforters.
  • Sports Wear: For sportswear.
  • Baby Wear: For baby clothes and towels, with increased rinsing times.
  • Sanitary: High-temperature wash for heavily soiled items, using active enzyme washing powder.
  • Delicates: For delicate textiles like lace, silk, or synthetic fabrics.
  • Wool: For wool textiles, requiring specific temperature settings.
  • Quick Wash: Short program for lightly soiled items.
  • Cold Wash: Uses cold water.
  • Rinse & Spin: For rinsing and spinning only.
  • Spin Only: For spinning only.
  • Drain Only: For draining water.
  • Tub Clean: Special program to clean the drum and tub, using high-temperature sterilization.
  • Timed Dry: Allows selection of drying time (58, 88, 199 minutes) for different load capacities (0.8kg, 1kg, 3.0kg mix).
  • Auto Dry: Automatic drying function.

• Special Functions:

  • Time Save: Decreases washing time.
  • Child Lock: Locks all buttons except On/Off to prevent accidental operation. Activated by pressing "Function" and "Select" together for 3 seconds during a running procedure.
  • Delay: Delays the start of a program from 0-24 hours.
  • Add a Garment (Reload): Allows adding clothes mid-cycle, provided the drum has stopped and the water level/temperature are safe.
  • Extra Rinse: Adds an additional rinse cycle.
  • Dry: Selects dry level (Extra Dry/Normal Dry/Gentle Dry).
  • Mute: Mutes the buzzer (press "Soil" for 3 seconds).
  • Soil Level: Adjusts washing time based on soil level (light, medium, heavy).
  • My Cycle: Allows users to save a customized program (default is Perm Press) by pressing "Spin" for 3 seconds.

• Detergent Dispenser: Features separate compartments for pre-detergent/washing powder (I), main detergent, softener, pre-dip, bleaching, or decontaminating products (II), and washing additive/fabric softener ( ). Users are advised to dilute agglomerated detergents.

Maintenance Features

Regular maintenance is crucial for extending the machine's lifespan:

• Cleaning the Cabinet: The surface can be cleaned with diluted non-abrasive neutral detergents. Avoid sharp items, formic acid, and its diluted solvents.
• Cleaning the Internal Drum: Rust from metal articles can be removed with chlorine-free detergents. Do not use steel wool.
• Cleaning the Detergent Box and Grooves: The detergent drawer can be removed by pressing down on the arrow on the softener cover, lifting the clip, and pulling out the softener cover. All grooves should be washed with water.
• Cleaning the Inlet Filter: The tap filter and the filter at the back of the washing machine should be cleaned periodically. This involves closing the tap, running a short procedure, removing the inlet pipe, and washing the filter with water.
• Cleaning the Drain Pump Filter: The drain pump filter collects yarns and foreign matters and should be inspected and cleaned regularly, especially if the machine doesn't empty/spin or makes unusual noises. The process involves opening the lower cover cap, rotating and pulling out the emergency drain hose, draining water, removing the hose cap, opening the filter by turning counter-clockwise, removing extraneous matter, and closing the filter and cap.
• Anti-freeze: If the machine is in a room prone to freezing, drain remaining water from the drain pipe and inlet pipe. This involves closing the tap, unscrewing the inlet pipe, and running any procedure except "Wash" or "Drain" for about 40 seconds to drain water from the inlet pipe.
• Emergency Door Release: In case of power failure or if the door cannot be opened, a pull cord inside the emergency door can be used to open it. It is recommended to wait until the water has cooled to avoid burns.

Safety Precautions:

The manual emphasizes numerous safety precautions, including:

• Reading all instructions before use.
• Not washing articles previously cleaned with flammable or explosive substances.
• Unplugging the machine before service or cleaning.
• Not allowing children or pets to play on or in the appliance.
• Ensuring proper grounding and electrical connection.
• Removing all packing materials and transport bolts before operation.
• Not climbing on or leaning against the machine.
• Not using the machine with a worn power cord or loose plug.
• Not operating the machine if guards or panels are removed.
• Not touching the door at high temperatures.
• Not drying articles containing foam rubber or similar materials.
• Not stopping the tumble dryer before the end of the program.
• Ensuring pockets are emptied before washing.
• Not opening the door if water is visible inside the drum.
• Not attempting self-repair.
• Using only detergents suitable for front-loading machines.
• Not washing waterproof materials (ski suits, raincoats, etc.) to avoid abnormal vibration and damage.

The manual also includes a troubleshooting guide for common issues such as the machine not starting, door not opening, water leakage, detergent residues, and abnormal noise, along with corresponding solutions. It also provides care labels and their graphic symbols for proper garment care.

P&C COMBI-110 Specifications

General

Brand	P&C
Model	COMBI-110
Category	Washer/Dryer
Language	English