John Lewis JLBIWD 1400 manuale d’uso

Rinse hold Prewash Wash Rinse Rinse hold Drain Spin Drying End Start/ Pause Spin Prewash Delay start Quick On/Off Extra rinse Automatic dry Time dry Extra dry Store dry Iron dry Programme time 900 700 500 1400 JLBIWD1400 Synthetics Cold 30° 40° Woo l Spin Drain Softeners Rinse Soak 30° Delicates 30° 30 Minute wash Delicates 40° 90° Economy 60[...]

2 Installation ● This appliance is hea vy . Car e should be tak en when moving it. ● It is danger ous to alter the specifications or attempt to modify this pr oduct in any wa y . ● All packing and transit bolts must be r emov ed befor e use. Serious damage can occur to the product and to pr operty if this is not adhered to . See rele vant sec[...]

3 Contents Important Safety Information 2 Y our New W asher -Dr y er 4 Description of the Appliance 5 Detergent dispenser dra w er 5 Child safety featur e 5 F or the Installer Installation Instructions 6 T echnical Specifications 6 Unpacking 7 P ositioning 7 Installation on a suspended floor 7 Building-in 8-10 W ater inlet 10 W ater drainage 11 Lev[...]

4 Y our Ne w W asher -Dr y er Y our new washer -dr y er , which is fitted with the J et System, meets all modern r equirements f or effectiv e treatment of laundr y with lo w water , energy and detergent consumption. Ev en small loads are washed “economicall y” because the amount of water used is r egulated automatically accor ding to the load [...]

5 Description of the Appliance 1 Detergent dispenser dra w er 2 Contr ol panel 3 Door opening handle 4 Filter 5 Adjustable f eet Detergent dispenser dra wer Pre wash Main wash Fabric softener Child safety f eatur e This machine incorporates a special child safety featur e to pre v ent small children fr om being trapped inside the machine. T o activ[...]

6 Installation Instructions T echnical Specifications It is danger ous to alter the specifications or attempt to modify this pr oduct in any wa y . Care m ust be tak en to ensure that the a ppliance does not stand on the electrical supply cable. Any electrical w ork required to install this appliance should be carried out b y a qualified electricia[...]

7 Unpacking All transit bolts and packing must be r emov ed befor e using the appliance. Y ou ar e advised to k eep all the packaging for re-use in case the machine is to be transported again. Using a spanner unscre w and r emov e the rear right bolt. La y the machine gently on its back, making sure that the hoses are not squashed. Remov e the poly[...]

8 Building-in This appliance has been designed to be built into the kitchen furniture. The recess should ha ve the dimensions shown in pictur e A. When installing the appliance into the kitchen furnitur e ensure, if possible, the hoses are placed in either of the two r ecesses on the back of the appliance . This will help to pre v ent the hoses fro[...]

9 Recommendations r egar ding the construction and fitting of a base when the installation r equir es an integrated appliance to be raised Where the a ppliance has been raised by mounting onto a wooden base pr ovided by the installer . The material used to construct the base should ha v e a non slip surface, be water repellent and if possible be on[...]

W ater inlet Connect the hose to a tap with a 3/4” thr ead. Alwa ys use the hose supplied with the appliance to connect to the water supply . Do not use pre viously used hoses f or water connection. The inlet hose is pr ovided with a water stop device, which pr otects against damage caused by water leaks in the hose which could dev elop due to na[...]

11 W ater drainag e This appliance is designed to be permanently plumbed into your home's drainage system using one of the following methods. 1. Into a drainag e standpipe. Firstly form a hook in the end of the drain hose using the “U” piece” supplied. Place the drain hose into your standpipe, which should ha v e an internal diameter of [...]

12 In the inter est of the en vir onment W ashing machines and dishwashers should be connected to the FOUL drainage system, the water will then be tak en to a sewage w orks for treatment befor e being discharged safely into a riv er . It is essential that these appliances ar e not connected to the surface water drainage system as this water is disc[...]

13 The rating plate is located at the top of the rim of the open door . The appliance is supplied with a 13amp plug fitted. In the ev ent of ha ving to change the fuse in the plug supplied, a 13amp AST A appr ov ed (BS1363/A) fuse must be used. Should the plug need to be replaced f or any r eason, pr oceed as described below . The wires in the main[...]

14 1 Detergent dispenser dra wer 2 Mains-on light This light comes on when the “ On/Off ” button is pressed, and g oes out when it is pressed again. 3 “On/Off ” button Press this button to s witch the machine on. Press it again to switch the machine off. 4 “Spin” button Press this button r epeatedly to change the spin speed, if you want[...]

15 • “ Quick” : select this option for laundry that is only slightly soiled in or der to obtain a good wash r esult in a short time . This option is not a vailable with the W ool pr ogrammes, the Energy saving pr ogrammes “ Econom y ” and “ 30 Minute wash ” . The washing time will be reduced accor ding to the type of fabric and the se[...]

16 (If, at the end of a washing cycle, the programme selector dial has not been turned to “Off ” position , when you pr ess the “On/Off ” button to switch the machine on for the next washing, the displa y will show a blinking zer o .) • Duration of washing pr ogramme in hours and minutes, after y ou ha ve selected a programme (f or exampl[...]

17 • An incorr ect option selection has been made : this is indicated by the message Err when a function incompatible with the curr ent pr ogramme is selected. • An alarm code indicates a fault in the machine operation (see page 31, "Something Not W orking"). 11 Pr ogramme phase indicator lights When you select a pr ogramme , the ligh[...]

18 Easy ir on 40° With this pr ogramme at 40°C it is possible to wash synthetic garments which must be ir oned. The laundr y is gently washed and spun to pr ev ent the fabrics from creasing. Max. load 1 kg. Final spin speed 900 r .p .m. Soak 30° This is a special pr ogramme for hea vily soiled laundr y . The machine performs a soak of about 20 m[...]

19 Operating Sequence Befor e the first wash, we r ecommend that you run a cotton c ycle at 90°C , without any laundr y in the mac hine , to remo ve any manufacturing residue fr om the drum and tub. Pour 1/2 a measur e of detergent into the dispenser dr awer and star t the mac hine . WASHING 5 KG OF WHITE COTTON AT 90°C Suppose you ha ve 5 kg of [...]

20 6. Select the spin speed or the “Rinse hold” option Press the “ Spin ” button r epeatedly in order to select the desired spin speed or the “ Rinse hold ” option. If you select the “ Rinse hold ” option, the machine will stop at the end of the pr ogramme with the water still in the tub. The r elevant light will light up . 7. Selec[...]

21 21 11. Ho w to inter rupt a pr ogramme Depress the “ Start/P ause ” button to interrupt a pr ogramme which is running, the corr esponding light starts to flash. Depress the button again to restart the pr ogramme. 12. Ho w to open the door during the cycle of a pr ogramme Y ou can open the door , after ha ving set the washer - dr yer to Pause[...]

22 DR YING 2.5 KG OF CO TT ON Y ou ha ve for example just machine-washed and spun at 1400 rpm 5 kg of laundr y . They ar e cotton fabrics of medium w eight which you want to ir on as soon as they ar e dr y . Remov e the laundr y from the a ppliance and divide the items to obtain two loads of a ppr ox. 2.5 kg each. The water tap must be open and the[...]

23 6. Select the requir ed options by means of the relevant buttons. If possible, do not select a spin speed lower than that pr oposed by the appliance to a void a too long dr ying time so sa ving energy . In any case the r eduction of the spin speed is only possible after selecting dr ying. The low est values you can select ar e the following: - 9[...]

24 W ashing and Dr ying Hints Do NO T ov erload the machine . W eigh the laundry the first fe w times you use the a ppliance. The a v erage weights of the most common items ar e listed below as a guide: 1000g = 1 kg Sheet 700-1000 g Pillow case 100-200 g T ablecloth 400-500 g Ser viette 50-100 g T ea towel 70-120 g Linen hand tow el 100-150 g T owe[...]

25 W ash Car e Symbols W ash care labels inside garments r ecommend how to launder your clothes with the best r esults. The care labelling code is in line with care labelling used in the r est of Europe. The symbols used make it easy to select the cor rect pr ogramme on your washing machine. W ASHING SYMBOL BLEA CHING IRONING DR Y CLEANING TUMBLE D[...]

26 W ashing pr o grammes The “ Cottons Econom y 60° ” pr ogramme (white cottons) is the ref erence pr ogramme for the data entered in the energy label, in compliance with EEC 92/75 standards. * This data is given pur ely as an indication: the consumption values ma y var y in relation to the quantity and type of laundr y , the temperature of th[...]

27 Pr ogramme Pr ogramme description A vailable options Load Energ y kWh W ater litres Time min. Consumptions* Softeners 1 rinse with liquid additiv e Long spin at max. speed Soak for 30 minutes at 30°C Soak 30° 5 Kg 5 Kg 0.3 18 19 40 47 0.1 -1 6 2 3 3 rinses Long spin at the max speed Rinse 5 Kg Spin reduction/ Rinse hold Extra rinse Spin reduct[...]

28 Dr ying Pr o grammes (*) The ST ORE DR Y dr ying programme for cotton is the r efer ence pr ogramme for the Energy Label data, in compliance with EC directiv e 92/75. Timed dr ying Degree of dr ying Store dry (*) Suitable for items to put a wa y without ir oning T ype of fabric Cotton and linen (tow els, T -shirts, bathr obes) Max. load 2.5 kg S[...]

29 Maintenance and Cleaning Befor e any maintenance or cleaning is car ried out you must DISCONNECT the appliance from the electricity supply . Descaling The water we use normall y contains lime. It is a good idea to periodically use a water softening powder in the machine. Do this separately from an y laundr y washing, and according to the softeni[...]

30 Unscre w and r emov e the filter . Clean carefull y under a fast running tap . W arning When the appliance is in use and depending on the pr ogramme selected there can be hot water in the pump . Nev er remov e the pump cov er during a wash cycle, alwa ys wait until the appliance has finished the cycle, and is empty . When replacing the co ver , [...]

31 Something Not W orking Certain problems ar e due to lack of simple maintenance or o versights, which can be solv ed easily without calling out an engineer . Befor e contacting y our local Ser vice For ce Centre (see pag e 33 , Ser vice and Spare P ar ts), please carr y out the checks listed belo w . IMPOR T ANT : if you call out an engineer to a[...]

32 Symptom The door will not open Solution ● The water lev el is abov e the bottom edge of the door . ● The machine is heating the water or dr ying the laundr y . ● The drum is turning. Spinning starts late or the machine does not spin ● The electr onic balance control de vice has cut in because the laundr y is not ev enly distributed in th[...]

33 Ser vice & Spare P ar ts In the ev ent of y our appliance r equiring ser vice , or if you wish to pur chase spare parts, please contact our extended warranty administrators by telephoning: 0870 01 07887 They will giv e y ou details for y our local Ser vice For ce Centre. Ser vice For ce are the appointed national appliance repair agents r es[...]

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