Hitachi BD-S5500 User manual

Operating Instructions
Operating Instructions
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Front Loading Washer Dryer
Front Loading Washer Dryer
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Please read the “Safety Precautions” carefully to ensure
Please read the “Safety Precautions” carefully to ensure
proper use of the machine.
proper use of the machine.
(P. 12 to 16)
(P. 12 to 16)
BD-S5500
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English ġøă
Thank you for purchasing the Hitachi Front Loading
Thank you for purchasing the Hitachi Front Loading
Washer Dryer.
Washer Dryer.
Please read this manual carefully to ensure proper
Please read this manual carefully to ensure proper
operation of the machine.
operation of the machine.
Be sure to keep this manual along with the Warranty
Be sure to keep this manual along with the Warranty
Card, the Basic Operation Guide, the Installation
Card, the Basic Operation Guide, the Installation
Instructions, and the Installation Check Sheet for Front
Instructions, and the Installation Check Sheet for Front
Loading Washer Dryer (Installation Confirmation Sheet)
Loading Washer Dryer (Installation Confirmation Sheet)
for future reference.
for future reference.
Hitachi Appliances, Inc.
Hitachi Atago Bldg., 15-12, Nishi Shimbashi 2-chome,
Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-8410 Japan
3-N7481-1B M3(C)

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ãňĐĄĜĈéĬĕğāĕē ġøă
àĪēĆĒæġĀøĖĥĠéņ 13 W (50 ùęè 60 Hz) àĄđĞċġĀ 0.8 A DC
ĞĄæõĒúġĀ 24 V DC ĎĒöĄēàēĄċĚûúĪĦē 15 ĈėøĆøŇĐüĕúĘ
áņĎĂĚĆçĪēĝÿēđ
öĒĈĝãĄĘĥĎæ
üŊŏĂČĂęúĝĈĖăú (āēăĠúöĒĈĝãĄĘĥĎæ)
ĄęŅú BD-S5500
àĪēĆĒæġĀ 220 - 240 V / 50 Hz
ãĈēĂçęĠúàēĄêĒàüàöĕ
10.5 ââ. (åĊĕĄéěčĜèčě÷ãĐèÿňĕĠĎňèúĘħìĔâ)
ãĈēĂçęáĎæàēĄüŊōúĞČņæüàöĕ
ãĈēĂçęáĎæàēĄĎûĞČņæüàöĕ 7.0 ââ. (åĊĕĄéěčĜèčě÷ãĐèÿňĕĠĎňèúĘħìĔâ)
ãĈēĂçęúĪĦēüàöĕ 35 ĈėøĆ (ĢüĆēĎĊŇĕèġþĆĠâĆĄìĔâ [FUZZY] (ĐĔøġüĄĔøė))
üĄĕĂēôúĪĦēøĖĥĠéņüàöĕ 94 ĈėøĆ (ĢüĆēĎĊŇĕèġþĆĠâĆĄìĔâ [FUZZY] (ĐĔøġüĄĔøė))
àĪēĆĒæġĀøĖĥĠéņ ìĔâ: 500 W ĐýĠĎňè: 1,350 W
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ĞĄæõĒúúĪĦēáĎæàŇĎàúĪĦē 0.03 ùęè 0.8 Mpa (0.3 ùęè 8 kgf / cm2)
áúēõöĒĈĝãĄĘĥĎæ 630 × 715 × 1,050 ĄĄ. (âĊňĕè×Ĉęâ×čĜè)
úĪĦēČúĒà þĆēĄĕö 83 ââ.
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Features The main features of your front loading washer dryer and tips for good washing and
drying results are described below. Please read them before using your machine.
Remove germs*1and prevent mold growth*2in each washing
Auto Self Clean
Wash away dirt by high-speed rotation
showers
Dirt (e.g., sebum stain, soap scum, germs, mold
spores) adhered to the invisible parts of the
machine, such as the outer side of the drum, is
washed away automatically.
Dirt-resistant drain hose
Concept image
Front cover of outer tub
16 points of showers
Drum
Outer tub
Hidden dirt inside the hose
ÚAfter approx. 800 loads of
laundry using a Hitachi washer
dryer (Hitachi research data)
“Flat inner wall hose” for smooth discharge of drain water and dirt
We have adopted the “Flat inner wall hose”, which has a smooth
inner surface with no pleats and contains an antibacterial agent*3.
Drain water and dirt are less likely to remain inside the hose
(except in some part of the internal piping).
Dirt inside the drain hose Conventional hose Flat inner wall hose
• Test institution: Kitasato Research Center for
Environmental Science
• Test method: Measurement of the reduction
rate of bacteria smeared on
plates that are attached to the
outer tub and drum
• Means for bacteria removal:
Use of the Auto Self Clean function
• Test objects: Outer tub and drum
• Test result: Bacteria reduction rate: 99%
• The test was conducted on the BD-S7500
(base model of the BD-S5500 for Japan)
in Japan, using water, soiled laundry and
detergent of Japan.
• Test institution: Kitasato Research Center for
Environmental Science
• Test method: Confirmation of the inhibitory
effect of mold growth on
medium plates that are
attached to the outer tub and
drum
• Means for preventing mold growth:
Use of the Auto Self Clean function
• Test objects: Outer tub and drum
• Test result: Mold reduction rate: 99%
• The test was conducted on the BD-S7500
(base model of the BD-S5500 for Japan)
in Japan, using water, soiled laundry and
detergent of Japan.
• Test institution: BOKEN QUALITY
EVALUATION INSTITUTE
• Test method: JIS Z 2801 (Film adhesion
method)
• Means for antibacterial finish:
Blending an antibacterial agent into resin
material
• Test object: Drain hose
• Test result: Antibacterial activity value: 2.0
or greater (considered to be
antibacterial when this value is
2.0 or greater)
• The test was conducted on the BD-S7500
(base model of the BD-S5500 for Japan) in
Japan.
*1 *2 *3

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Features The main features of your front loading washer dryer and tips for good washing and
drying results are described below. Please read them before using your machine.
Remove germs*1and prevent mold growth*2in each washing
Auto Self Clean
Wash away dirt by high-speed rotation
showers
Dirt (e.g., sebum stain, soap scum, germs, mold
spores) adhered to the invisible parts of the
machine, such as the outer side of the drum, is
washed away automatically.
Dirt-resistant drain hose
Concept image
Front cover of outer tub
16 points of showers
Drum
Outer tub
Hidden dirt inside the hose
ÚAfter approx. 800 loads of
laundry using a Hitachi washer
dryer (Hitachi research data)
“Flat inner wall hose” for smooth discharge of drain water and dirt
We have adopted the “Flat inner wall hose”, which has a smooth
inner surface with no pleats and contains an antibacterial agent*3.
Drain water and dirt are less likely to remain inside the hose
(except in some part of the internal piping).
Dirt inside the drain hose Conventional hose Flat inner wall hose
• Test institution: Kitasato Research Center for
Environmental Science
• Test method: Measurement of the reduction
rate of bacteria smeared on
plates that are attached to the
outer tub and drum
• Means for bacteria removal:
Use of the Auto Self Clean function
• Test objects: Outer tub and drum
• Test result: Bacteria reduction rate: 99%
• The test was conducted on the BD-S7500
(base model of the BD-S5500 for Japan)
in Japan, using water, soiled laundry and
detergent of Japan.
• Test institution: Kitasato Research Center for
Environmental Science
• Test method: Confirmation of the inhibitory
effect of mold growth on
medium plates that are
attached to the outer tub and
drum
• Means for preventing mold growth:
Use of the Auto Self Clean function
• Test objects: Outer tub and drum
• Test result: Mold reduction rate: 99%
• The test was conducted on the BD-S7500
(base model of the BD-S5500 for Japan)
in Japan, using water, soiled laundry and
detergent of Japan.
• Test institution: BOKEN QUALITY
EVALUATION INSTITUTE
• Test method: JIS Z 2801 (Film adhesion
method)
• Means for antibacterial finish:
Blending an antibacterial agent into resin
material
• Test object: Drain hose
• Test result: Antibacterial activity value: 2.0
or greater (considered to be
antibacterial when this value is
2.0 or greater)
• The test was conducted on the BD-S7500
(base model of the BD-S5500 for Japan) in
Japan.
*1 *2 *3

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Features English
“3D Sensor Control Wash”
High cleaning power
Laundry spreads out in the wide
drum for beat washing
Laundry spreads out and is distributed
evenly inside the wide drum so that
every item is beaten well and washed
effectively.
Wide circulation shower
Three sensors control washing
Detergent water prepared by dissolving detergent at the 2-way circulation pump is sprayed from the
top of the wide drum with a jet flow. Since a large amount of detergent water is sprayed evenly over
laundry, laundry is deeply cleaned.
To maximize the beat washing effect, the drum rotation speed is adjusted according to the type and
load size of laundry that are detected by the sensors. The amount of water is also adjusted.
Wide
circulation
shower
2-way
circulation
pump
Smooth finish allows you to wear clothes directly out of the drum
Wind Iron
Moreover,
Energy saving
High-speed airflow smoothes out wrinkles and saves time for ironing
“Heater-less Power Save Drying” dries clothes without using the heater
Clothes move freely in the wide drum while drying.
A high-speed airflow generated by the Jet Fan Motor blows onto clothes to smooth out wrinkles.
When the [POWER SAVE] or [POWER SAVE STATIC DRY] program is selected, the Heat Recycle
Drying, which reuses the heat generated by operations as warm air during drying, and the
[WIND IRON] function are used to dry clothes without using the heater. This will save electricity.

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Enabled Disabled
‘WASH’ (lit) (unlit)
‘DRY’ (lit) (unlit)
zSet the <AUTO SELF CLEAN> operations before you start operation. You cannot set the
<AUTO SELF CLEAN> operations once the machine starts running.
zWhen no rinsing is set, the <AUTO SELF CLEAN> function is automatically disabled.
zThe <AUTO SELF CLEAN> function is disabled at the factory.
zYou can enable and disable the <AUTO SELF CLEAN> operations. (For how to set the operations, see (P.75) .)
(Whether each operation is enabled or disabled is saved when you press the <START> button. However, the
setting of ‘DRY’ operation will not be saved.)
zThe <AUTO SELF CLEAN> setting is indicated by the following indicators.
About the AUTO SELF CLEAN Function
We recommend using the <AUTO SELF CLEAN> function whenever you wash laundry so that dirt
adhered to the invisible parts of the drum is washed away to keep the drum clean always.
Setting the <AUTO SELF CLEAN> operations
‘WASH’ operation*1
For washing the drum
‘DRY’ operation*2
For drying the drum
Available Not available Available Not available
WASH DRY
WASH DRY
<<WASH>>
operations
FUZZY
Wash only
Wash + spin
Spin only
WASH DRY <<WASH>>
operations
FUZZY
Wash only
Rinse only
Wash + rinse
1 TIME RINSE 1 TIME RINSE
SPEEDY
HEAVY SPEEDY
FAVORITE HEAVY
SOFT*3FAVORITE
WASH DRY <<WASH DRY>>
operations
FUZZY
1 TIME RINSE *1 Consumption of tap water will increase by about 9 L, as the ‘WASH’ operation is
performed during the final rinse cycle. The rinsing time will be about 8 minutes
longer.
*2 The ‘DRY’ operation continues for 30 minutes to dry the drum.
*3 When the [SOFT] program is selected, only the ‘WASH’ operation can be set.
SPEEDY
HEAVY
FAVORITE
SILENT
POWER SAVE
Operations during the final rinse cycle
About the <AUTO SELF CLEAN> 'DRY' operation
 Regular rinse  Rinse with the <AUTO SELF CLEAN> 'WASH' operation
zDepending on the type and degree of dirt, some dirt may not be washed with the <AUTO SELF CLEAN>
function.
zIf the machine is seldom used, some dirt may not be washed with the <AUTO SELF CLEAN> function.
zTo clean the drum more completely, we recommend using the [TUB CLEAN] program along with the
<AUTO SELF CLEAN> function.
zBe sure to remove laundry before running the <AUTO SELF CLEAN> 'DRY' operation.
Rinse while rotating
the drum.
1. Rinse while
rotating the
drum.
2. Drain water. 3. Rotate the drum
while spraying and
draining water.
4. Rotate the drum at
high speed with water
remaining in the drum.
5. Air passes through
the drain hose while
rotating the drum.
After spinning is finished, open
the door and remove laundry.
(The <START> button blinks.)
Close the door and
press the <START>
button.
Warm airflow
High-speed rotation
Automatically stops in 30 minutes.

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About the AUTO SELF CLEAN Function / Preparation English
Reasons for abnormal drainage
zIs the drain hose elevated more
than 10 cm above the ground?
zIs the drain hose firmly attached
to the drain outlet?
(Installation
Instructions)
The drain hose must not be elevated
more than 10 cm when going over a
threshold and its total length must be
2 m or less.
10 cm or less
2 m or less
Reasons for water leakage
zAre you using Hitachi’s new one-touch joint (supplied) for the
connection to the tap? (P.8)
zIs the connection to the tap loose?
zIs the union nut firmly connected to the machine?
(Installation Instructions)
zAre there any signs of degradation or rust formed on the
gasket of the tap or the metal parts?
Preparation
If you have any problems with the installation, contact your dealer or the service technician that
performed installation.
Checking the installation
If problems occur during use,
see (P.83 to 102).
Reasons for stopping and abnormal
sounds and vibration during the spin
cycle
zIs the machine installation level?
zIs the air bubble in the spirit level inside the
circle? (Installation Instructions)
ÚView the spirit level from above directly.
Circle
Air
bubble

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CONTENTS
zFeatures...................................................................................................................................................................................... 2
zAbout the AUTO SELF CLEAN Function .................................................................................................................................. 4
zPreparation................................................................................................................................................................................. 5
· Checking the installation ............................................................................................................................................................ 5
zParts and Accessories .............................................................................................................................................................. 8
zControl Panel Functions.......................................................................................................................................................... 10
zSafety Precautions .................................................................................................................................................................. 12
zUsage Precautions .................................................................................................................................................................. 17
zBefore You Start Washing ....................................................................................................................................................... 18
· Do not wash or dry the following items .................................................................................................................................... 18
· Do not dry the following items.................................................................................................................................................. 18
zWashing and Drying Programs............................................................................................................................................... 19
zTips for Good Washing Results .............................................................................................................................................. 20
zTips for Good Drying Results.................................................................................................................................................. 24
zAbout the WIND IRON Operation ........................................................................................................................................... 26
· To reduce wrinkles................................................................................................................................................................... 26
· Examples of finished laundry ................................................................................................................................................... 27
zAdding Detergent and Softener..............................................................................................................................................28
· Wash load detection and detergent indicators ......................................................................................................................... 28
· Recommended amounts of detergent, softener, and bleach ................................................................................................... 29
· How to open and close the detergent case lid.........................................................................................................................30
· How to add detergent, bleach, and softener............................................................................................................................30
· Using laundry starch ................................................................................................................................................................ 32
zOpening and Closing the Door ...............................................................................................................................................33
· How to open and close the door.............................................................................................................................................. 33
· Opening the door during operation.......................................................................................................................................... 33
· Releasing the door lock ........................................................................................................................................................... 34
· About the DOOR LOCK (manually locking the door) ................................................................................................................ 35
· Preventing the door from being closed .................................................................................................................................... 35
Before Use
How to Use the Machine
zWashing ....................................................................................................................................................................................36
· Selecting the right program...................................................................................................................................................... 36
· How to start ............................................................................................................................................................................. 37
zWashing & Drying ....................................................................................................................................................................38
· Selecting the right program...................................................................................................................................................... 38
· How to start ............................................................................................................................................................................. 39
zDrying ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 40
· Selecting the right program...................................................................................................................................................... 40
· How to start ............................................................................................................................................................................. 41
zBLANKET Program (<<WASH>>, <<WASH DRY>>, <<DRY>>)............................................................................................. 42
· Preparation .............................................................................................................................................................................. 42
· How to install or remove the washing cap (<<WASH>> operations only) ................................................................................. 43
· How to start ............................................................................................................................................................................. 45
zDELICATE Program (<<WASH>>)............................................................................................................................................ 46
· Preparation .............................................................................................................................................................................. 46
· Preparing the laundry............................................................................................................................................................... 47
· After washing is completed...................................................................................................................................................... 48
· How to start ............................................................................................................................................................................. 49
zUsing the DEODORANT Program...........................................................................................................................................50
· Items that can be cleaned in the DEODORANT program......................................................................................................... 50
· How to start ............................................................................................................................................................................. 51
zUsing the TUB CLEAN / TUB DRY Program .......................................................................................................................... 52
· Selecting the right program...................................................................................................................................................... 52
· About the TUB CLEAN program.............................................................................................................................................. 52
· About the TUB DRY program .................................................................................................................................................. 52
· How to start ............................................................................................................................................................................. 53
zPOWER SAVE STATIC DRY Program (<<DRY>>)...................................................................................................................54
· Items that can be dried ............................................................................................................................................................ 54
· After drying is completed ......................................................................................................................................................... 54
· How to start ............................................................................................................................................................................. 55

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English
Frequently encountered problems (P.85)
zUsing the STEAM IRON Function ........................................................................................................................................... 56
· Selecting the right program...................................................................................................................................................... 56
· About the STEAM IRON function............................................................................................................................................. 56
· Items that can be smoothed using the STEAM IRON function................................................................................................. 56
· How to start ............................................................................................................................................................................. 57
zCreating Your Own Program ................................................................................................................................................... 58
· Selecting the right program...................................................................................................................................................... 58
· How to change the program settings....................................................................................................................................... 58
· How to start ............................................................................................................................................................................. 59
zPartial Operation of the FUZZY Program...............................................................................................................................60
· How to start .............................................................................................................................................................................60
zUsing the DELAY START Function.......................................................................................................................................... 62
· How to change the delay time ................................................................................................................................................. 62
· How to start .............................................................................................................................................................................63
zFull Auto Operation and Changeable Settings ...................................................................................................................... 64
zOther Settings .......................................................................................................................................................................... 68
· Changing or disabling the operation start/finish sounds ..........................................................................................................68
· Disabling the 10-minute warning sound...................................................................................................................................68
· Reducing wrinkles after the spin cycle or spinning harder ....................................................................................................... 69
· Reducing uneven or over-dry drying results............................................................................................................................. 69
· Settings that can be changed via the <DELAY START> button................................................................................................ 70
· Turning off the backlight of the control panel ........................................................................................................................... 70
· Reducing vibration and noise during <<WASH DRY>> operations........................................................................................... 71
· Reducing vibration and noise during spin or speeding up startup ........................................................................................... 71
· Using the HOT WASH function to remove stubborn stains ...................................................................................................... 72
· Disabling the Tangle-Free Finish function after spin operations................................................................................................ 73
· Maintaining softness after drying operations (Fluffy Clothes) ................................................................................................... 73
· Changing the dehumidification mode ...................................................................................................................................... 74
· Discharging the residual water in the drain hose during the AUTO SELF CLEAN operation ..................................................... 74
· Enabling and disabling the AUTO SELF CLEAN function ......................................................................................................... 75
zMaintenance............................................................................................................................................................................. 76
· Lint filter ................................................................................................................................................................................... 76
· Dry filter ................................................................................................................................................................................... 78
· Dry filter port............................................................................................................................................................................ 79
· Detergent case lid.................................................................................................................................................................... 80
· Detergent case ........................................................................................................................................................................ 80
· Main body and drum ............................................................................................................................................................... 81
· Water tap, one-touch joint, and water supply hose .................................................................................................................. 81
· Water supply inlet .................................................................................................................................................................... 82
· Drain outlet .............................................................................................................................................................................. 82
zTroubleshooting ....................................................................................................................................................................... 83
· Error codes in the remaining time indicator.............................................................................................................................. 83
· Frequently encountered problems ........................................................................................................................................... 85
· Unusual sounds ....................................................................................................................................................................... 86
· Problems with particular parts of the machine ......................................................................................................................... 86
· Problems during operations..................................................................................................................................................... 92
· Problems in the control panel ................................................................................................................................................. 96
· Problems with washing results................................................................................................................................................. 98
zMiscellaneous ........................................................................................................................................................................ 103
· Draining the water before a move (or to prevent freezing)....................................................................................................... 103
· If the machine freezes ............................................................................................................................................................ 103
zOptional Accessories ............................................................................................................................................................ 104
zSpecifications ........................................................................................................................................................................ 105
Maintenance
Troubleshooting

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The numbers in parentheses (P. XX) indicate pages for reference.
Parts and Accessories
(1 piece) (1 piece)
(4 pieces)
(1 each)
6mm
3mm
Supplied accessories (refer to the Installation Instructions)
Used when connecting to the
tap
Used when connecting the drain hose
to the drain outlet
Used for leveling
the machine
One-
touch
joint
Water supply
hose
(approx. 1.5 m)
Drain hose connection kit (Installation Instructions) Foot caps
(for adjusting height)
Double-faced tapes
Hose piece Hose hook L-Pipe Adhesive
(2 pieces)
Detergent case (P.30, 80)
Detergent case lid handle
Softener inlet (right side)
Liquid detergent/liquid bleach inlet (center)
Cap
Powder detergent/powder bleach inlet (left side)
Drum
Lifter
ÚMoving liquid can be heard when the drum is rotated.
This is the liquid inside the 4-Ply Liquid Load Balancer
that acts as a balance during the spin cycle. This is
not residual water that has been left in the drum.
4-Ply Liquid Load Balancer
Lint filter (P.76, 77)
Filter
Filter lid
Rubber seal
Knob

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Parts and Accessories English
(1 piece)
Used when cleaning
the dry filter port
Used when cleaning
the dry filter
Used to cover the
holes after the
transport bolts are
removed
Used when installing
or removing transport
bolts
Used to secure the
drum during
transport
or installation
Used for determining
whether the machine
is level
Suction nozzle
(P.79)
Cleaning brush
(P.79)
Cover caps
(Installation
Instructions)
Spanner for
removing the
transport bolts
(Installation
Instructions)
Transport bolts
(Installation
Instructions)
Spirit level
(Installation
Instructions)
(2 pieces) (1 piece) (2 pieces) (1 piece)(1 piece)
<POWER> buttons
Power plug
Power cord
Drain hose supports
(holes)
(on left and right sides)
Door bellows
Drain hose
(Installation
Instructions)
Water supply inlet (P.82)
Control panel
Door stopper
Adjustable foot
(Installation Instructions)
(You can adjust the height of the right front foot.)
Door
Dry filter (P.78)
Filters
Handle
Door handle