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This book will tell you how to get the best from your new Creda Washer/Dryer to ensure that you always obtain the cleanest, freshest wash possible. You must read it through carefully before your first wash and/or dry. IMPORTANT TO PROTECT YOUR NEW WASHER/DRYER DURING TRANSIT SEVERAL INTERNAL COMPONENTS HAVE BEEN SECURED WITH TRANSIT PACKING. THIS PACKING MUST BE REMOVED BEFORE USING THE MACHINE. DETAILS OF TRANSIT BRACKET REMOVAL ARE PLACED ON THE REAR OF THE MACHINE. FOR INSTALLATION AND PLUMBING PLEASE SEE THE ADDITIONAL INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION SHEET. NEVER REMOVE THE TOP AND REAR PANEL WHILST THE MACHINE IS PLUGGED INTO THE ELECTRICITY SUPPLY. AS WITH ANY ELECTRICAL PRODUCT, CHILDREN MUST NOT BE ALLOWED TO PLAY WITH OR OTHERWISE INTERFERE WITH THE WASHER/DRYER. Contents Electrical requirements 3 Know your machine 4 Controls 4-5 Detergent dispenser 5 Tumble drying 6-7 Using the tumble dryer 7 To carry out a simple wash 8 Variations on a simple wash 9 Drying 9 Detergents, conditioners 10 Water hardness 11 Wash codes programme guide 12-13 Stain removal 14 Regular checks 15 Unpaking & Installation Instructions 16-21 Something wrong'with your machine 22 Care and cleaning 23 Optional extras 23 For details of spares, service and guarantee see separate service leaflet. Creda Limited Creda Works Blythe Bridge, Stoke-on-Trent England ST11 9LJ Telephone: 01782 388388 2 Care and cleaning After use of the appliance: a) Open the door. Clean and dry the rubber door seal and porthole, close the door. b) Switch off the supply at the socket. Turn off the water taps. c) Occasionally remove the detergent dispenser drawer from the detergent box by pulling out sharply beyond the stop Clean any powder and fabric conditioner deposits from the drawer and from Inside the box. Remove the syphon cap from the drawer and wash In clean water. Replace the syphon ensuring that it is fitted correctly. Replace the drawer. To overcome the initial resistance, the front face of the drawer should be struck sharply with the palm of the hand. d) Wipe the cabinet and top with a clean damp cloth. A cleaner may be used but should not contain any abrasive that could damage the paintwork or plastic mouldings. Occasionally select a rinse and spin programme with the drum empty. This will wash away any remaining fluff and ensures that this is not redeposited on the wash load. This is particularly important if you regularly dry fluffy loads, eg. nappies, towels, etc. Maintenance Wash If you use liquid detergent regularly or wash at low temperatures, we recommend thatyou carry out a maintenance wash two or three times a year. Simpl yrun the machine on a hot wash programme with the usual amount of detergent, but without any clothes in the drum, to avoid build up of greasy deposits and water hardness residue. Optional extras If only a cold water supply is available, you will need a special adaptor. This is available as an optional extra. Also available are longer fill hoses and a drain hose extension kit for applications where It is not possible to move the home plumbing closer to the machine. These can be obtained from your local retailer or Creda Limited, Spares and Service Division, CredaCare Building, Creda Works, Blythe Bridge, Stoke-on-Trent ST11 9LN, Telephone: 01782 388300. Plumbing service Creda Limited offers a Washer/Dryer plumblng-in service for Creda appliance owners at competitive rates. If you require your Washer/Dryer to be professionally installed please contact your local CredaCare number for a quotation. See separate service leaflet. Replacement fuse covers (See page 3) These can be obtained from your local retailer or Creda Limited, see separate spares and service leaflet. 23 Something wrong with your machine Before calling out a service engineer, have a quick look through the following fault finding list — It could save a lot of time and trouble. SYMPTOMS POSSIBLE CURE It won’t start Is it switched on at the mains? Is there a fuse in the plug and, if so, has it blown? Are all the wires in the plug correctly secure? Have you pressed in the On/Off button? Has the washing programme been set? Has the drying cycle selector been set? Is the door properly shut? It doesn’t fill Are the taps and stop cocks turned on? Are the water inlet hoses kinked? Have you switched the electricity/machine on? It’s slow to fill Check that the water pressure is correct. Are water taps in use elsewhere in the house? It won’t empty Is the drain hose kinked? It takes a long time to heat up Your own hot water supply may not be hot enough so that it takes the machine longer to heat the water to the wash starting temperature. Check fill hose connections, they may be the wrong way round. Drum keeps on stopping and starting It should do, as this is the normal washing and drying action. Suds are overflowing You could be using the wrong type of powder or too much . To remove the suds, release On/Off butto...