User manual CANDY AQUAVIVA 800

[. . . ] (mains cable) be demaged, this is to be replaced by a specific cable available from the after sales service centre. Move the machine near its permanent position without the packaging base. Unscrews the two top screws A and remove the cover, sliding it off horizontally Remove the cardboard protection. Please ensure when fitting the table top the locating pins are inserted correctly in their slots, positioned on the side of the cabinet as shown in the relevant diagram. [. . . ] Please ensure when fitting the table top the locating pins are inserted correctly in their slots, positioned on the side of the cabinet as shown in the relevant diagram. The appliance must be connected to the water mains using new hose-sets. Hook the outlet tube to the edge of the bath tub, paying attention that there are no bends or contractions along the tube. It is better to connect the discharge hose to a fixed outlet of a diameter greater than that of the outlet tube and at a height of min. EN Be sure the programme chart, inserted in the proper place, is in the correct language or replace it with the proper chart supplied with the machine. B) Rotate foot to raise or lower it until it stands firmly on the ground. C) Lock the foot in position by turning the nut anticlockwise until it comes up against the bottom of the machine. After installation, the appliance must be positioned so that the plug is accessible. Wash control temperature knob Timer knob for wash programmes This operation is suitable for programmes at 90°C and at 60°C in case of special treated fabrics (cottonova or permanent press) or for mixed delicate fabrics. In special circumstances, when the high speed spin is not required, the slow spin key may be pressed thus eliminating the high spin. Pour the bleach into the special compartment and set the knob (L) on the special programme. "PRE-WASH BLEACHING" cl When this phase has terminated add the rest of the washing and proceed with a normal wash on the most suitable programme. It is advisable not to wash a load made up entirely of articles in towelling fabric which absorb a lot of water and become too heavy. EN The maximum load for heavy fabrics is 3 kg, while, in the case of delicate fabrics, it is advisable not to exceed 2 kg (1 kg in the case of machine washable articles in "Machine Washable Woollens") so as to avoid the formation of creases which may be difficult to iron. EXAMPLE: The advice of Candy is set out in the washing programme table: Load the drum with a maximum of 3 kg of dry washing. Select programme 1: Choose the programme by rotating the knob (L) in a CLOCKWISE DIRECTION and make the number of the programme coincide with the sign. Put 50 cc of the desired additive (for 3 kg) in the second compartment. CLEANING OF DRAWER COMPARTMENTS Although not strictly necessary, it is advisable to clean the detergent, bleach and additives compartments occasionally. Put the compartments back into place 52 EN REMOVALS OR LONG PERIODS WHEN THE MACHINE IS LEFT STANDING For eventual removals or when the machine is left standing for long periods in unheated rooms, the drain hose should be emptied of all remaining water. Detach the drainage hose from the clamp and lower it over the bowl until all the water is removed. [. . . ] CLEANING OF DRAWER COMPARTMENTS Although not strictly necessary, it is advisable to clean the detergent, bleach and additives compartments occasionally. Put the compartments back into place 52 EN REMOVALS OR LONG PERIODS WHEN THE MACHINE IS LEFT STANDING For eventual removals or when the machine is left standing for long periods in unheated rooms, the drain hose should be emptied of all remaining water. Detach the drainage hose from the clamp and lower it over the bowl until all the water is removed. Does not function on any programme CAUSE Mains plug not plugged in Mains switch not on No power Electric circuit fuses failure Load door open Insert plug Turn on mains switch Check Check Close load door Does not load water See cause 1 Inlet tap turned off Timer not set correctly 3. [. . . ]