This document is an owner's manual for a Toshiba Fully Automatic Washing Machine. It provides detailed instructions on safety, installation, operation, and maintenance of the appliance.
Function Description
The Toshiba Fully Automatic Washing Machine is designed for household use, specifically for washing textiles suitable for machine washing. It offers various washing programs and features to ensure efficient and effective cleaning of clothes. The machine is equipped with Ultra Fine Bubble (UFB) technology, which generates nano-sized air bubbles to deliver surfactants deep into cloth fibers, promoting easier stain removal. All washing programs incorporate the UFB function. The machine also features "GREATWAVES" technology, which shortens wash time through a special rhythm and water flow.
Important Technical Specifications
The manual covers three models: AW-DUM1000JS, AW-DUM1100JS, and AW-DUM1300KS.
- Standard Water Pressure: All models operate within a standard water pressure range of 0.03MPa to 0.8MPa.
- Washing Capacity:
- AW-DUM1000JS: 9.0kg
- AW-DUM1100JS: 10.0kg
- AW-DUM1300KS: 12.0kg
- Dimensions (WDHmm):
- AW-DUM1000JS: 550x595x980
- AW-DUM1100JS: 550x595x980
- AW-DUM1300KS: 601x630x1010
- Net Weight:
- AW-DUM1000JS: 40.5kg
- AW-DUM1100JS: 40.5kg
- AW-DUM1300KS: 43kg
- Rated Power:
- AW-DUM1000JS: 500W
- AW-DUM1100JS: 500W
- AW-DUM1300KS: 480W
- Power Supply: All models require a 220-240V~50Hz power supply.
Usage Features
The washing machine offers a user-friendly control panel with various options:
- On/Off: Powers the unit on and off.
- Start/Hold: Initiates or pauses the washing cycle.
- Course Selection: Allows users to choose from different washing programs based on laundry type. Available courses include:
- SPEED: Suitable for lightly stained clothes and summer wear.
- DELICATE: Offers Mid/High/Low water level selection, soft tempo, slow washing and spinning speed to minimize wear and deformation.
- SPIN ONLY: For spinning and draining only.
- TUB CLEAN: Removes dirt from inner and outer surfaces of the drum and pulsator through intermittent spinning.
- REGULAR: Standard program for cotton fabrics, involving one wash, two rinses, and a longer spin time.
- SOAK: For clothes requiring pre-soaking.
- BLANKET: Longer wash time and stronger water action for better washing effect.
- HEAVY WASH: For heavily stained or thick clothes.
- Display: Shows settings, estimated remaining time, options, and status messages.
- Option Functions:
- Water Level: Allows manual selection of water level based on clothing categories, soiling degree, and user habits.
- Wash/Rinse/Spin: Customizable settings for washing time, number of rinses, and spinning time.
- Softener Active: Increases the soaking time for softener.
- Preset: Allows setting a finish time before the operation starts.
- GREATWAVES: A feature that shortens wash time using a special rhythm and water flow.
- Child Proof: A safety feature to prevent accidental operation by children. When activated, all buttons except On/Off are locked. If the lid is opened in this mode, the buzzer sounds, indicators flash, water supply stops, and wash/spin operations cease, draining water from the tub.
- Lid Lock: During operation, the lid lock light is on, and the lid cannot be opened. It unlocks when the machine is paused or the cycle is complete. If the power cord is pulled or power is lost, the lid remains locked.
Maintenance Features
The manual provides instructions for proper maintenance to extend the appliance's working life:
- Cleaning and Care:
- Cabinet Cleaning: The surface should be cleaned with diluted non-abrasive neutral detergents. Any water overflow should be wiped off immediately with a wet cloth. Sharp items are forbidden. Formic acid, diluted solvents, alcohol, or other chemical products are not to be used.
- Inlet Filter Cleaning: The inlet filter should be cleaned if water pressure drops. This involves unscrewing the inlet pipe, pulling out the filter with pliers, cleaning it with a brush, and reinstalling it.
- Lint Filter Cleaning: The built-in lint filter collects lint during washing cycles and should be cleaned every 10 cycles. It can be removed, cleaned with water, and placed back.
- Troubleshooting: A comprehensive table is provided to help users identify and resolve common issues such as no washing, no water flow, abnormal draining, or abnormal spin. It lists potential reasons and corresponding solutions. For persistent problems or specific alarm codes (E1-E7, FXX), users are advised to contact the service center. E1-E4 alarms on some models may require pressing the "Start" button to clear.
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