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Samsung WA422 Series User Manual

Samsung WA422 Series
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Questions and Answers:

Samsung WA422 Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
ColorWhite
Self-CleaningYes
Energy Star CertifiedYes
AddWashNo
Child LockYes
Quick WashYes
Delay StartYes

Summary

Key Washer Features

Large Capacity Washing

Describes the spacious interior for handling bulky garments and achieving a thorough wash.

AquaJet™ Washing Technology

Explains gentle and thorough washing with powerful water jets and absence of agitator.

Digital Inverter Motor Benefits

Details power delivery, spin speed, quiet operation, and reduced repair needs.

Mist Shower Rinsing Efficiency

Describes the nozzle spraying water for effective rinsing with minimal water usage.

VRT® Vibration Reduction

Explains the technology that ensures smooth operation and minimizes noise and vibration.

Eco Plus Energy Saving (WA456*)

Notes the function that lowers water temperature for energy savings.

Pure Cycle™ Tub Cleaning

Describes the self-cleaning cycle designed to remove detergent residue and buildup.

My Cycle Customization

Explains the convenience of saving and recalling frequently used wash courses.

Smart Care Error Diagnostics (WA456*)

Details the automatic error monitoring system providing quick and easy solutions.

General Safety Information

General Safety Instructions and Symbols

Explains important safety symbols and general precautions for appliance use.

Specific Safety Precautions

Lists critical warnings for appliance operation, maintenance, and California Proposition 65.

Critical Installation Safety

Critical Installation Warnings

Details electrical safety, grounding requirements, and location hazards.

Power Cord and Handling Safety

Emphasizes safe practices for plugging in, grounding, and handling the power cord.

Installation and Usage Safety

Installation Cautions

Covers accessible power plug, level floor, and unplugging during storms.

Critical Usage Warnings

Addresses appliance flooding, gas leaks, and handling flammable substances.

Operational Safety Guidelines

Electrical Contact and Operation Safety

Warns against touching wet plugs and unplugging during operation.

Child Safety and Maintenance Precautions

Advises on child safety, packaging, and avoiding self-repair.

Appliance Usage and Material Safety

Lid and Laundry Handling Safety

Covers safe laundry loading, faucet usage, and handling hot water.

Appliance Placement and Material Warnings

Warns against standing on appliance and washing contaminated items.

Prohibited Items and Cleaning Safety

Prohibited Items and Actions

Lists items not to place in washer and actions to avoid during operation.

Detergent and Cleaning Safety

Covers safe detergent types and cleaning procedures for the appliance.

Installing Your Washer: Unpacking and Overview

Unpacking and Inspection Procedures

Steps for unpacking, checking contents, and reporting shipping damage.

Washer Component Overview

Identifies the key parts and features of the washing machine.

Included Parts and Tools

Lists supplied accessories and necessary tools for installation.

Installation Site Requirements

Electrical Requirements

Specifies voltage, amperage, and circuit breaker needs for safe operation.

Grounding and Water Supply

Details grounding importance and required water pressure for proper filling.

Installation Site Clearances

Drain Facility and Flooring

Covers drain hose height requirements and installation on a solid floor.

Location and Alcove Clearances

Advises on location choice and minimum space around the unit for ventilation.

Installation Dimensions and Location

Required Installation Dimensions

Provides detailed measurements for washer placement in various settings.

Installer Note and Location Criteria

Recommends professional installation and outlines ideal site selection guidelines.

Connecting Water Supply

Water Supply Hose Installation

Stresses using new hoses with gaskets and proper connection to prevent leaks.

Hose Flushing and Leak Checks

Guides on flushing hoses and verifying all connections for water leaks.

Drain Hose and Leveling

Drain Hose Connection Methods

Describes positioning the drain hose in a wash basin or standpipe.

Washer Leveling Procedure

Steps to check and adjust the washer's level using the adjustable feet.

Powering Up and Testing Installation

Powering the Washer

Instructions for plugging the washer into a properly grounded electrical outlet.

Running a Test Cycle

Guide to performing a test cycle to verify proper installation and operation.

Calibration Mode Setup

Steps to run calibration for accurate weight detection and performance.

Operating Your Washer: Loading and Starting

Loading Your Washer Correctly

Advises on proper loading techniques, capacity limits, and item types.

Starting a Wash Cycle

Step-by-step guide to initiate a wash program, including selecting options.

Washing a Load: Control Panel Overview

Control Panel Overview (WA456*)

Identifies buttons and indicators on the WA456 model's control panel.

Control Panel Overview (WA422*/WA400*)

Identifies buttons and indicators on the WA422/WA400 models' control panels.

Selecting the Appropriate Wash Cycle

Guide to choosing cycles based on fabric type, soil level, and load.

Washing a Load: Control Panel Functions

Display and Temperature Controls

Explains the display's role and how to select water temperature options.

Spin and Soil Level Controls

Details the spin speed selection buttons and soil level options.

Cycle Options and Buttons

Covers functions like Delay Start, My Cycle, and Power button operations.

Washing a Load: Child Lock

Child Lock Activation and Usage

How to enable, use, and deactivate the child lock feature to prevent accidental operation.

Adding Laundry with Child Lock

Procedure for adding or removing items when the child lock is active.

Washing a Load: Additional Features

Signal and Garment+ Features

Explains chime signals and the Garment+ function for adding items mid-cycle.

My Cycle and Delay Start

Details saving custom cycles and setting delayed starts for wash programs.

Washing a Load: Special Cycles

Pre Soak and AquaJet™ Functions

Use of Pre Soak for heavy stains and AquaJet for enhanced washing performance.

Eco Plus, Mist Shower, and Smart Care

Explains energy saving, water spray, and smartphone diagnostics features.

Washing a Load: Cycle Selector and Pause

Washing with Fuzzy Control System

How the automatic control system sets wash parameters for optimal results.

Pause Option for Adding Laundry

Procedure to pause the cycle and add or remove items from the load.

Washing a Load: Detergent and Dispenser

High Efficiency Detergent Use

Recommends HE detergents for optimal cleaning and minimal suds.

Automatic Dispenser Components

Describes compartments for detergent, bleach, and fabric softener.

Loading the Detergent Dispenser

Steps for adding liquid or powder detergent into the dispenser drawer.

Washing a Load: Compartment Loading

Loading Detergent Compartment

How to add detergent and color-safe bleach to the appropriate compartment.

Loading Bleach Compartment (Models)

Instructions for adding liquid chlorine bleach to specific models' compartments.

Washing a Load: Fabric Softener

Fabric Softener Loading Procedure

Steps for adding liquid fabric softener and dilution instructions.

Maintaining Your Washer: Cleaning and Storage

Exterior and Interior Cleaning

Guide for cleaning the washer's exterior, control panel, and drum interior.

Washer Storage Procedures

Steps for preparing the washer for storage to prevent damage from residual water.

Preserving Exterior Finish

Advice on protecting the top cover and front frame from scratches and damage.

Maintaining Your Washer: Dispenser Cleaning

Dispenser Drawer Removal and Cleaning

Steps to remove the dispenser drawer and clean its inserts and housing.

Cleaning Dispenser Recess

How to clean the area where the dispenser drawer sits using a brush.

Maintaining Your Washer: Pure Cycle

Using the Pure Cycle Function

Steps to run the self-cleaning cycle for the washing machine tub.

Pure Cycle Auto Indicator Meaning

Explains the indicator that signals when tub cleaning is required.

Troubleshooting: Common Issues

Washer Fails to Start or Fill

Solutions for initial start-up problems, power issues, and water filling failures.

Detergent Dispenser Issues

Troubleshooting for detergent remaining in the dispenser after a wash cycle.

Vibration, Noise, and Stopping Issues

Addresses operational disturbances like excessive vibration, noise, and unexpected stops.

Troubleshooting: Advanced Solutions

Water Temperature and Lid Lock Problems

Solutions for incorrect water temperature filling and lid lock or opening issues.

Drain, Spin, and Leakage Issues

Troubleshooting for draining, spinning, and water leakage problems.

Excessive Suds Management

How to prevent and resolve issues related to too many suds during operation.

Troubleshooting: Information Codes (Part 1)

Information Codes: IE, nF, nd, LE

Meanings and solutions for water level, fill, and drain errors.

Information Codes: dc, dS, FL, LO

Meanings and solutions for load balance, lid open, and door unlock errors.

Troubleshooting: Information Codes (Part 2)

Information Codes: 8E, EE

Meanings and solutions for sensor and temperature control errors.

Information Codes: nF/FI, DE

Meanings and solutions for hose connection issues and water sensor faults.

Appendix: Fabric Care

Fabric Care Chart Guide

Explains symbols for washing, bleaching, drying, and ironing garments.

Appendix: Cycle Chart (WA456*)

WA456* Cycle Selection Guide

Chart detailing cycles, temperature, spin, and soil levels for WA456 model.

WA456* Cycle Option Guide

Chart detailing available options like Delay Start and Eco Plus for WA456 model.

Appendix: Cycle Chart (WA422*/WA400*)

WA422*/WA400* Cycle Selection Guide

Chart detailing cycles, temperature, spin, and soil levels for WA422/WA400 models.

WA422*/WA400* Cycle Option Guide

Chart detailing available options like Delay Start and Extra Rinse for WA422/WA400 models.

Appendix: Environment and Specs

Helping the Environment

Advice on responsible disposal, detergent use, and water/electricity saving.

Appliance Specifications

Technical details including dimensions, water pressure, weight, and power consumption.

Warranty (U.S.A.): Details

Limited Warranty Details (USA)

Covers warranty period for parts, labor, and specific components like motor and tub.

Obtaining Warranty Service (USA)

Explains the process for requesting warranty service, including documentation.

Warranty (U.S.A.): Disclaimer and Contact

Warranty Disclaimer and Limitations

States warranty disclaimers, limitations on liability, and exclusion of damages.

Warranty Service Contact (USA)

Provides contact information and websites for warranty support in the USA.

Warranty (Canada): Details

Limited Warranty Details (Canada)

Covers warranty period for parts, labor, and specific components for Canadian consumers.

Obtaining Warranty Service (Canada)

Explains the process for requesting warranty service within Canada.

Warranty (Canada): Disclaimer and Contact

Warranty Disclaimer and Limitations (Canada)

States warranty disclaimers, liability limitations relevant to Canadian provinces.

Warranty Service Contact (Canada)

Provides contact information and websites for warranty support in Canada.

Customer Support

Contact Information and Online Resources

Lists phone numbers and websites for customer comments, questions, and support.

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