What to do if my Smeg GW1160 Washer program fails to start?
If the program doesn't start, verify that the appliance is connected to the electrical mains and is receiving power. Also, ensure that the water tap is turned on and the appliance door is closed properly.
What to do if items are not cleaned properly in my Smeg GW1160?
If the items in the load for washing in general are not cleaned properly, make sure that the right amount of detergent has been added, there is regenerating salt in the tank and the instruments have been positioned correctly. Ensure that the program selected is suitable for the type and degree of dirt, all the filters are clean and correctly fitted, the spray arm water outlet holes are not clogged, nothing is preventing the spray arms from turning, and the salt tank cap is firmly closed.
Why aren't items drying properly in my Smeg Washer?
If the items in the load fail to dry or are dull, verify the absolute filter condition. Operating hours can be viewed as an appliance parameter (the default operating hours are set for normal conditions of use; the drying filter’s working life will be reduced by dirtier than average environments). Also, make sure there is neutralising agent in the container, the neutralising agent dispenser is set correctly, the detergent used is of good quality, and the salt tank cap is firmly closed.
What to do if water stagnates in my Smeg Washer?
If water stagnates in the Smeg Washer, ensure there are no tight bends in the drain hose, the drain trap is not clogged, and the appliance filters are not clogged.
What to do if elements processed are stained in Smeg Washer?
If the elements processed are stained, make sure that the amount of neutralising agent dispensed is not excessive.
What to do if my Smeg GW1160 Washer elements processed are stained?
If the elements processed are stained, ensure that the amount of neutralising agent dispensed is not excessive.
What to do if there are visible traces of rust in my Smeg GW1160 Washer chamber?
If there are visible traces of rust in the chamber, ensure that the detergent doses are correct, as some detergents can be more corrosive than others. Also, make sure that the salt tank cap is firmly closed. Note that the chamber is made of corrosion-proof steel, so any rust marks are likely due to external factors.
How to troubleshoot Smeg GW1160 Washer if the program fails to start?
If the Smeg Washer programme fails to start, ensure the appliance is connected to the electrical mains and receiving power. Also, check that the water tap is turned on and the appliance door is properly closed.
Why is there rust in my Smeg GW1160 Washer?
If there are visible traces of rust in the chamber of your Smeg Washer, it could be due to external factors like rust from water pipes. Specific products for removal of these stains are commercially available. Also, ensure that the detergent doses are correct, as some detergents can be more corrosive than others, and the salt tank cap is firmly closed.
Why are my dishes not getting cleaned properly in my Smeg GW1160?
If items are not cleaned properly, ensure that the correct amount of detergent was added, there is regenerating salt in the tank, and the instruments have been positioned correctly. Also, check that the selected program is suitable for the type and degree of dirt and all filters are clean and correctly fitted. Verify that the spray arm water outlet holes are not clogged and nothing is preventing the spray arms from turning. Finally, make sure the salt tank cap is firmly closed.
Defines the primary function and intended application of the glassware washer.
Clarifies the role and responsibilities of the designated authority for the device.
Lists and describes available trolleys and accessories for the glassware washer.
Details the optional peristaltic pump P3 and its installation limitations.
Provides a chart detailing the features and configurations of different Smeg GW models.
Explains the meaning of various symbols used in the manual and on the appliance for safety and operation.
Warns about door load limits and safe door operation procedures.
Provides safety instructions for accessing the device after an interrupted cycle.
Explains how to safely open the appliance door using automatic and manual methods.
Details the procedure for manually releasing the appliance door in emergencies.
Describes how to open the side cabinet hatch on GW4190 series models.
Illustrates and labels the control panel buttons and display for different models.
Provides in-depth explanations of each button and its functions on the control panel.
Explains the AO parameter display for thermal disinfection cycles.
Explains the meaning and function of various indicator LEDs on the control panel.
Guides users on how to select and start a washing program on the appliance.
Presents a summary table of the installed washing programs, including custom options.
Explains how to adjust the drying phase duration and steps for specific models.
Details the AO parameter and its calculation for thermal disinfection cycles.
Provides guidelines on how to properly load glassware for effective washing and disinfection.
Explains the "End" display message and automatic door opening at cycle completion.
Describes how to interrupt a running program and the system's response.
Covers special functions like delayed start and demi water disabling.
Outlines the steps to perform a reset cycle to restore safety conditions after a malfunction.
Explains how to print cycle performance data using the optional printer accessory.
Details the procedure to enter the setup mode and the password entry process.
Explains how to navigate and modify appliance parameters within the setup menu.
Lists and describes user-configurable parameters, such as detergent dosage and water hardness.
Explains how appliance data is stored and the overwriting settings.
Guides on how to set the current date and time parameters of the appliance.
Describes how to enable or disable specific washing programs for display and use.
Explains the function of the water softener and how to fill it with regenerating salt.
Covers the use of detergent dispensers, peristaltic pumps, and intake systems.
Details the optional detergent level sensors and their electrical connection.
Provides instructions on how to use the internal powder detergent dispenser.
Lists recommended detergents and additives for optimal washing results.
Introduces the alarm system and indicator LEDs on the control panel.
Provides procedures for handling alarms, including default and reset actions.
Lists specific alarm codes, their descriptions, and recommended user actions.
Offers solutions for common operational faults and issues encountered with the appliance.
Outlines general cleaning procedures for the appliance's exterior and interior.
Details how to clean the water intake filter, spray arms, and the filter unit.
Specific instructions for cleaning filter elements on the GW2145 model.
Specific instructions for cleaning filter elements on GW1160, GW4060, and GW4190 models.
Provides recommendations for long-term storage and subsequent reuse of the appliance.
Lists daily inspection tasks for detergent levels and spray arms.
Outlines weekly tasks including sump filter cleaning and running a program.
Details inspections for water solenoid valve intake filters and pump hoses.
Recommends annual checks by authorised service centres and lists their tasks.
Provides technical data on electrical connections, water supply requirements, and ambient conditions.
Lists the physical dimensions and weights of the appliance models and accessory options.
Gives instructions on correct appliance placement, installation, and levelling.
Details the power supply cable and disconnection device for the GW2145 model.
Covers power supply cable characteristics and disconnection for other models.
Specifies requirements for installing a circuit-breaker for appliance protection.
Information on the default connection and conversion options for 208V North American models.
Explains how to connect the appliance to mains and demineralised water supplies.
Provides guidance on the recommended positioning of water supply taps.
Details required water pressure, temperature, hardness, and purity.
Instructions for connecting the PAD accessory with unpressurised demineralised water tanks.
Explains the appliance's drain hoses, their identification, and connection requirements.
Provides precautions for installing the drain hose to prevent pollution and backflow.
Details how to connect the optional Smeg WD-PRINTE printer.
Explains how to connect the appliance to a PC for data management using Smeg TRACELOG.
Specifies the characteristics of the RS-232 cable and connector required for data transfer.
Provides contact information and website for Smeg S.p.A. Instruments Division.
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