How to fix a Smeg Washer that won't start?
If your Smeg Washer programme isn't starting, ensure the appliance is properly connected to the electrical mains and receiving power. Also, check that the water tap is turned on and the washer door is completely closed.
Why is my Smeg Washer not cleaning properly?
If your Smeg Washer isn't cleaning items properly, make sure you're using the correct amount of detergent and that there's regenerating salt in the tank. Ensure the instruments are positioned correctly, and the selected program is suitable for the type and amount of dirt. Check that all filters are clean, correctly fitted, and that the spray arm water outlet holes are not clogged. Finally, confirm that nothing is obstructing the spray arms from turning and that the salt tank cap is firmly closed.
What to do if water stagnates in my Smeg Washer?
If water is stagnating in your Smeg Washer, make sure there are no tight bends in the drain hose. Also, check that the drain trap and the appliance filters are not clogged.
Why are my dishes not drying in my Smeg Washer?
If the items in your Smeg Washer aren't drying properly or appear dull, verify the absolute filter condition by checking the operating hours as an appliance parameter. Ensure there is neutralising agent in the container, and the dispenser is set correctly. Confirm that the detergent is of good quality and hasn't lost its effectiveness. Finally, check that the salt tank cap is firmly closed.
Why is there rust in my Smeg Washer?
If you see visible traces of rust in the chamber of your Smeg Washer, it's likely due to external factors since the chamber is made of corrosion-proof steel. You can use commercially available products specifically designed for removing these stains. Also, ensure that the detergent doses are correct and the salt tank cap is firmly closed.
What to do if my Smeg Washer printer is not working?
To troubleshoot an optional printer that isn't working with your Smeg Washer, first check that the accessory is fitted with suitable thermal paper. Next, ensure that the device is connected properly to both the electricity supply and the data connection. If you have a WD4190 model, verify that the data output switch (next to the on-off switch) is set correctly for printer operation.
Describes the intended use of the appliance for washing and disinfecting medical devices.
Provides safety guidelines for handling the appliance after a cycle interruption.
Explains how to manually open the appliance door in case of power failure.
Detailed explanation of each button and its function on the control panel.
Step-by-step guide on how to select and start a washing program.
Instructions on how to properly load instruments for effective cleaning.
Steps to perform a reset procedure, especially after an alarm.
Guide to accessing setup mode and entering the required password.
Details on how to access and modify appliance parameters like Set, Cloc, and PrEn.
Lists and explains various "Set" parameters that can be configured for the appliance.
Explains display symbols and LEDs indicating warnings and alarms.
Details different types of alarms (FATAL, NON FATAL) and their meanings.
General procedures for responding to alarms, including default and reset methods.
Table of specific alarm codes and the corresponding user actions required.
Describes the intended use of the appliance for washing and disinfecting medical devices.
Provides safety guidelines for handling the appliance after a cycle interruption.
Explains how to manually open the appliance door in case of power failure.
Detailed explanation of each button and its function on the control panel.
Step-by-step guide on how to select and start a washing program.
Instructions on how to properly load instruments for effective cleaning.
Steps to perform a reset procedure, especially after an alarm.
Guide to accessing setup mode and entering the required password.
Details on how to access and modify appliance parameters like Set, Cloc, and PrEn.
Lists and explains various "Set" parameters that can be configured for the appliance.
Explains display symbols and LEDs indicating warnings and alarms.
Details different types of alarms (FATAL, NON FATAL) and their meanings.
General procedures for responding to alarms, including default and reset methods.
Table of specific alarm codes and the corresponding user actions required.
General| Brand | Smeg |
|---|---|
| Model | WD4060 |
| Category | Laboratory Equipment |
| Language | English |
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