What to do if my Smeg SAWS 8160-1 doesn't drain water?
If your Smeg Washer isn't draining water, the water drain hose might be clogged or twisted (clean or flatten the hose), or the pump filter might be clogged (clean the pump filter).
Why is my Smeg SAWS 8160-1 vibrating and making noise?
Your Smeg Washer might be vibrating or making noise due to several reasons: it might be unbalanced (adjust the feet to level the machine), a hard substance might be in the pump filter (clean the pump filter), the transportation safety bolts might not be removed (remove them), the laundry quantity might be too little (add more laundry), the machine might be overloaded (take some laundry out or distribute the load evenly), or the machine might be leaning on something (ensure it is not).
What to do if Smeg SAWS 8160-1 Washer doesn't fill with water?
If your Smeg Washer isn't filling with water, check if the tap is turned off (turn on the taps), the water inlet hose is bent (flatten the hose), the water inlet filter is clogged (clean the filter), or the loading door is open (close the door).
Why is my Smeg SAWS 8160-1 leaking water from the bottom?
If water is leaking from the bottom of your Smeg Washer, the water drain hose might be clogged or twisted. In this case, you should clean or flatten the hose. Another possible reason is that the pump filter is clogged, so cleaning the pump filter might solve the issue.
Why Smeg SAWS 8160-1 directly discharges the water it takes in?
If your Smeg Washer is directly discharging the water it takes in, the draining hose might not be at an adequate height. Connect the water draining hose as described in the operation manual.
Safety instructions for product usage, children's safety, electrical safety, water connections, and door locks.
Safety measures related to children, including packaging, electrical hazards, and detergent storage.
Details on connecting water inlet hoses and electrical supply, including pressure and safety.
Instructions on selecting, measuring, and adding detergent and softener to the correct compartments.
Identifies and explains the function of control panel buttons, indicators, and display symbols.
Solves problems related to program start, water filling/draining, vibration, noise, and leaks.
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