What to do if my Smeg 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 water stagnates in my Smeg Washer?
If water stagnates in the device, make sure 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 my Smeg 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 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.
Why are my dishes not getting cleaned properly in my Smeg Washer?
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.
Why won't my Smeg Washer items dry or why are they dull?
If items fail to dry or appear dull, ensure there is neutralising agent in the container and that the neutralising agent dispenser is set correctly. Also, verify that the detergent used is of good quality and has not lost its characteristics due to incorrect storage or an open pack.
What to do if the optional printer does not work on my Smeg Washer?
If the optional printer does not work, check that the accessory is fitted with suitable thermal paper and that the device is connected properly to both the electricity supply and data connection. On GW4190, check that the data output switch (next to the on-off switch) is set correctly for operation of the printer.
Specifies the designed purpose of the laboratory glassware washers and prohibited uses.
Safety procedures for interrupted cycles and warnings about hot surfaces.
Step-by-step guide for selecting and starting a washing program on the appliance.
Explanation of the AO parameter for thermal disinfection, its calculation, and values.
Step-by-step instructions for performing a reset cycle on the appliance.
Guide to accessing the setup mode and the password entry procedure.
Procedure for accessing and modifying various setup parameters like Set, Cloc, and PrEn.
Details on the 'Set' parameters, including detergent dispensing rates and water hardness.
Explains parameters like automatic door opening, printer language, and demineralised water use.
Explains how appliance data is stored and how overwriting can be enabled or disabled.
Steps to take after installation, including filling salt and running initial programs.
Explains the different detergent dispensing devices and their use.
Explains the meaning of various alarm and warning symbols displayed on the appliance.
Explains indicators like 'No detergent', 'Maintenance', 'No Salt', and 'Alarm'.
Outlines the initial steps for dealing with alarms, including the default procedure.
Lists specific alarm IDs, their descriptions, and recommended user actions.
Lists specific alarm IDs, their descriptions, and recommended user actions.
Lists specific alarm IDs, their descriptions, and recommended user actions.
Lists specific alarm IDs, their descriptions, and recommended user actions.
Lists specific alarm IDs, their descriptions, and recommended user actions.
Essential safety steps before performing cleaning or maintenance, like disconnecting power.
Instructions for cleaning external surfaces, inner door, and door seals.
Addresses problems with program failure to start or water remaining in the device.
Solutions for items not cleaned properly or failing to dry, including detergent and salt checks.
Specifies electrical supply versions, voltage, current, power, and protective devices.
Guidelines for positioning the appliance, including wall proximity and cabinet integration.
Instructions for levelling the appliance and performing final checks after positioning.
Details power supply cable and disconnection device requirements.
Specifies the designed purpose of the laboratory glassware washers and prohibited uses.
Safety procedures for interrupted cycles and warnings about hot surfaces.
Step-by-step guide for selecting and starting a washing program on the appliance.
Explanation of the AO parameter for thermal disinfection, its calculation, and values.
Step-by-step instructions for performing a reset cycle on the appliance.
Guide to accessing the setup mode and the password entry procedure.
Procedure for accessing and modifying various setup parameters like Set, Cloc, and PrEn.
Details on the 'Set' parameters, including detergent dispensing rates and water hardness.
Explains parameters like automatic door opening, printer language, and demineralised water use.
Explains how appliance data is stored and how overwriting can be enabled or disabled.
Steps to take after installation, including filling salt and running initial programs.
Explains the different detergent dispensing devices and their use.
Explains the meaning of various alarm and warning symbols displayed on the appliance.
Explains indicators like 'No detergent', 'Maintenance', 'No Salt', and 'Alarm'.
Outlines the initial steps for dealing with alarms, including the default procedure.
Lists specific alarm IDs, their descriptions, and recommended user actions.
Lists specific alarm IDs, their descriptions, and recommended user actions.
Lists specific alarm IDs, their descriptions, and recommended user actions.
Lists specific alarm IDs, their descriptions, and recommended user actions.
Lists specific alarm IDs, their descriptions, and recommended user actions.
Essential safety steps before performing cleaning or maintenance, like disconnecting power.
Instructions for cleaning external surfaces, inner door, and door seals.
Addresses problems with program failure to start or water remaining in the device.
Solutions for items not cleaned properly or failing to dry, including detergent and salt checks.
Specifies electrical supply versions, voltage, current, power, and protective devices.
Guidelines for positioning the appliance, including wall proximity and cabinet integration.
Instructions for levelling the appliance and performing final checks after positioning.
Details power supply cable and disconnection device requirements.
General| Brand | Smeg |
|---|---|
| Model | GW4190 |
| Category | Laboratory Equipment |
| Language | English |
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