4.2 - Cleaning the inlet valve filter.
It is advisable to periodically clean this filter (every 25 wash cycles) in order to
maintain the correct operation of the drain pump and consequently, the washing and
rinsing efficiency.
4- Maintenance
4.1 - Cleaning the drain-pump outlet filter.
a) Turn off the water tap.
Any impurities in the water supply are deposited in the filter
at the inlet to the inlet valve.
To clean this filter:
b) Unscrew the water inlet hose at the washing machine end.
c) Remove the filter using pointed pliers and clean it.
d) Reverse the procedure to re-attach the hose.
4.3 - Cleaning remains of detergent.
Overfilling the prewash and main wash compartments with
too must detergent causes the excess to be deposited inside
the collector, and could, over time, cause water to leak
through the entrance of the detergent drawer.
To clean the deposits, remove the soap drawer by pulling it
outwards, and clean it thoroughly.
In order to clean the filter carry out the following:
-Open the access door. (A). Place a container to catch any water.
-Unscrew the cap (B) until it is loose, but do not remove the
cap completely. Pull out the filter. After cleaning, re-insert
the filter with the cap still loose.
-There is only one way that the filter will slide into its housing.
DO NOT USE FORCE
Nou retighten fully and check for watwr leaks.
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4.1 - Cleaning the drain-pump
This machine is fitted with a high-performance SELF-CLEANING motorized pump.
This pump has the capacity to pull along and to wash away with the water any fibres, buttons or
objects of a small size. Because of this, the machine does not require a water filter.
Under normal circumstances, this motorized pump cannot become blocked. If it should become
blocked in any case, call the Technical Assistance Service to have this malfunction put right.
N.B.: Before placing clothes in the washing machine, make sure there are no coins, buttons,
clips, etc. in any pockets.
AVOID
CLEAN
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