This document is a user manual for a UNITED washing machine, model UWM-5108. It provides comprehensive information on the appliance's function, technical specifications, usage, and maintenance.
Function Description:
The UNITED UWM-5108 is a washing machine designed for domestic use. It is capable of washing various types of laundry using different programs and settings. The machine features a detergent drawer for liquid and powder detergents, as well as softeners and starch. It also includes a pre-wash detergent compartment for very dirty laundry. The appliance is equipped with an electronic display and a program dial for easy selection and monitoring of washing cycles. Safety features include warnings for electrical shock, burns, falling, injury, and child safety. The machine is designed to be energy-efficient, with programs that allow for energy-saving modes and features to optimize water and electricity consumption.
Important Technical Specifications:
- Operating voltage / frequency: (220-240) V~/50Hz
- Total current (A): 10 A
- Water pressure (Mpa): Maximum 1 Mpa / Minimum 0.1 Mpa
- Total power (W): 2100 W
- Maximum washing capacity (dry laundry) (kg): 5 kg
- Spinning revolution (rev / min): 800 rpm
- Programme number: 15
- Dimensions (mm):
- Height: 845 mm
- Width: 597 mm
- Depth: 497 mm
Usage Features:
The washing machine offers a variety of programs tailored for different fabric types and soil levels, including Cotton, Eco 40-60, Cotton Pre-Wash, Colours, Wool, Rinse, Allergy Safe, Spin/Drain, Hand Wash, Easy Care / Outdoor, Mixed, Jeans / Dark Garments, Fast 60°C/60°, and Rapid 15 min.
- Program Selection: Programs are selected via a program dial, and the electronic display shows the selected program, temperature, spin speed, and other settings.
- Detergent Dispenser: The detergent drawer has compartments for liquid detergent, main wash detergent, softener, pre-wash detergent, and powder detergent. A liquid detergent attachment is provided for liquid detergents.
- Temperature Selection: Users can adjust the washing water temperature using a dedicated button, with the selected temperature displayed on the electronic display.
- Spin Speed Selection: The maximum spin speed for each program is automatically selected, but users can adjust it using a button.
- Delay Timer: A delay function allows users to set the start time of the washing cycle for 1 to 23 hours.
- Start/Pause Button: This button initiates or pauses a running program.
- Child Lock: The child lock function prevents unintentional changes to the washing cycle. It is activated by pressing and holding two buttons simultaneously for 3 seconds.
- Programme End: The machine indicates the end of a program, and the door can be opened to remove laundry.
- Water Inlet Hose Connection: The machine requires connection to both cold and hot water inlets (if applicable) using the supplied new water inlet hoses.
- Water Discharge Connection: The drain hose should be connected to a standpipe or an outlet elbow of a household sink, ensuring it is not bent, buckled, crushed, or extended beyond a maximum height of 100 cm from the ground.
- Loading Laundry: Garments should be loaded carefully, ensuring no foreign objects like nails, needles, lighters, or coins are present. Overloading the machine should be avoided.
- Detergent Usage: The manual provides guidelines on the appropriate amount of detergent based on laundry type, water hardness, and soil level. It recommends using suitable detergents and softeners for automatic washing machines.
Maintenance Features:
Regular maintenance is crucial for the longevity and optimal performance of the washing machine.
- Cleaning the Exterior: The machine's exterior should be cleaned with a soft cloth and mild, non-abrasive cleaning agent.
- Detergent Drawer Cleaning: The detergent drawer should be cleaned regularly (every 2 months) to prevent residue buildup. It can be removed, rinsed with a brush and water, and dried.
- Pump Filter Cleaning: The pump filter should be cleaned every 2 months to prevent lint and foreign objects from blocking it.
- Water Inlet Filters Cleaning: The water inlet filters (located at the tap and at the machine's inlet valve) should be cleaned every 2 months to prevent blockages from dirt and foreign materials.
- Drum Cleaning: The drum should be cleaned with a mild, non-abrasive cleaning agent or soap and water. Avoid using wire wool or similar hard objects that could cause rust stains.
- Door and Rubber Seal Cleaning: The rubber seal around the door should be checked for trapped items and cleaned regularly.
- Storage: If the machine will not be used for a long period, unplug it, turn off the water supply, and leave the door open to prevent humidity buildup.
- Troubleshooting: The manual includes a comprehensive troubleshooting guide to help users identify and resolve common issues, such as the machine not plugging in, not starting, not taking in water, not discharging water, vibrating excessively, or having excessive foam or unsatisfactory washing results.
- Fault Warnings: The electronic display shows specific error codes (e.g., Er 01, Er 02, Er 03, Er 04) to indicate faults, and the manual provides corresponding solutions or advises contacting an authorized service agent.
- Transit Bolts: The transit bolts and rubber spacers must be removed from the rear of the machine before use to prevent heavy vibration and malfunction. These should be stored for future use.
- Periodic Cleaning: It is recommended to use Drum Clean programs or Cotton-90 programs with limescale removers manufactured specifically for washing machines every 2 months.
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