Kleenmaid LW8014 Guide

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Instructions for installation
Front-load Washing Machine
Model No.: LW8014

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Check list for installation of Kleenmaid Washing Machine
1. Contact customer by phone to book a suitable time and date to carry out the installation of
the Kleenmaid washing machine. This installation is to occur as soon as possible.
a. Advise customer the old machine needs to me removed and the area clear ready
for installation.
b. The customer may wish to pay you extra to do this and take the old machine away.
This is to be quoted by the service agent.
2. On arrival at the customers house check;
a. Area cleared for installation of new washing machine
b. Sufficient space to fit new washing machine
c. Take photos of the laundry area to before installation to record any previous
damage to area and condition of install area.
d. Check customer has suitable power and water connections.
3. Complete installation as per Installation instructions
4. Test washing machine by running a 12 min cycle as per the user manual.
a. Check for leaks and vibrations
b. Ensure the washing machine is leveled correctly.
5. Carry out customer familiarisation on the Kleenmaid washing machine as per Getting to
know the New Kleenmaid washing machine instructions.
6. Remove all packaging and rubbish and clean the installation area. Do not leave any
packaging or rubbish at the customers home.
7. Take a set of final photos to show your finished installation and keep both sets of photo
for later use.

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Fig 1
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Selecting an area for your new Kleenmaid washing machine
To ensure silent and vibration free operation of the machine it should beinstalled ona non-
sliding and firm base. Do not install the machine on carpet or a surface which would prevent
airflow to its base.
Make sure the area isadequately ventilated and there is sufficient room to open the door
completely.
Unpacking your new machine
The machine has been packaged to protect it from any damage that might occur during
transportation. The packaging materials are environmentallyfriendly and should be
recycled. Plastics wrappings should be disposed of safely and kept out of the reach of
children. Keep the small parts found inthedocument package away from thereach of
children and babies. Some water may be left in your machine after testing conducted during
factory quality Control procedures.
Removing the transportation safety screws
Before operating the washing machine remove the 4 transportation screws and rubber
spacers from the back of the machine (see figure 1). Failure to remove the screws can
cause heavy vibration, noise and product malfunction which may void the warranty.
The safety screws should be removed by rotating anti-clockwise with an appropriate sized
spanner (see figure 2). Fully remove the screws (figure 3) and then fit the plastic screw
caps supplied in the accessories bag into the holes from which the screws have been
removed (figure 4).
The transportation safety screws should be stored in case the machine has to be moved in
the future.
The transportation screws must be removed
before operating the machine. Any faults
occurring in machines which are operated with
the transportation screws fitted will not be
covered by the warranty.

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Fig 5 Fig 6
Leveling the machine
The machine must be level and stable at all times in order to operate correctly. It has four
adjustable feet (see figure 5) to ensure this isthecase.
Fig 2 Fig 3 Fig 4
To adjust the height of the feet loosen the plastic locking wheel and rotate the hexagonal foot in
either direction to adjust up ordown (figure 6). Once thefeet are at the required level tighten the
plastic locking wheel upwards again. Check themachine islevel using a spirit level.
Do not put wood or other materials under your machine to compensate foran uneven floor. Be
careful not to change the set level of the feet when cleaning under the machine or if it needs to
be moved.

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Electrical connection
The washing machine requires a220-240V and 50 Hz power supply.
The mains cord of your washing machine is fitted with an Australian regulation earthed plug.
This plug should be connected to an earthed 10 amp socket. The maximum current value
of the fuse should be 10 amps.
If you don’t have a socket and fuse complying with this specification, please have one
installed by aqualified electrician. Kleenmaid does not take responsibility for any damages
which occur due to ungrounded usage or incorrect electrical installation.
Water inlet hose connection
To connect the water inlet hose follow the instructions below.
The machine requires awater supply with pressure of 0.1-1.0 Mpa. Note, 0.1 Mpa pressure
is equivalent to water flow of 8 litres of water per minute.
Check there are no leaks by opening the water supply tap completely after making the
connections.
Ensure that once connected the new water inlet hose is not bent, broken, crushed or
stretched.
Frozen hoses can tear and explode. In regions where the ambient temperature isbelow
zero, this might endanger the safe operation ofyour machine.
Operating the machine using a lower than specified voltage supply will
cause the lifetime and performance of your machine to be reduced.

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The machine has a single cold water inlet.
The white-capped hose should be connected
to a cold water tap and to the inlet only.
To eliminate water leakages a nut is provided
in the hose package. Fit this nut to the end of
the supplied inlet hose and connect to a ¾˝,
threaded water supply tap.
Connect the white elbow end of the water inlet
hose to the white inlet valve on the rear side of
the machine. Tighten all connections by hand.
3/4”3/4”
Use only the new water inlet hose supplied with your machine. Never
use old, used or damaged water inlet hoses.

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Fig 7
Water drain connection
The end of the water drain hose can be fitted directly into a dirty water drain hole or
clamped to an outlet joint of the basin drain elbow (figure 7).
Never attempt to extend the water drain hose by jointing or put the drain hose of your
machine in a vessel or bucket.
Make sure that the water drain hose is not bent, buckled,
crushed or stretched.
Please note: The water drain hose should be mounted at a
minimum 60cm and maximum 100cm above the floor.

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GETTING TO KNOW THE NEW
KLEENMAID WASHING MACHINE
Overview
Electronic display
Washing compartment
(“drum”)
Pump filter cover
Programme knob
Detergent drawer
Front View

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Technical specifications
Operating voltage / frequency
(220-240) V~/50Hz
Total current
10 A (amps)
Water pressure
Maximum: 1 Mpa
Minimum : 0.1 Mpa
Total power
2200 W
Maximum dry laundry capacity
8 kg
Spinning revolution
1400 revolutions per minute (RPM)
Number of programmes
15
Dimensions (H x W x D)
845mm x 597mm x 582mm
The detergent drawer
The detergent drawer comprises
three compartments; the pre-wash
detergent compartment (I), the main
wash detergent compartment (II) and
the fabric conditioner or starch
compartment (Blue).
When using a liquid laundry
detergent insert the separation plate
into the slots in compartment II, and
do not fill over the MAX level.
The pre-wash detergent compartment
should only be used in conjunction
with a programme that includes a
pre-wash.
Pre-wash detergent compartment (I)
Fabric conditioner / starch compartment (Blue)
Main wash detergent compartment (II)

The programme knob
Use the programme knob to select the programme you want to use.
The knob may be rotated in either direction.
Ensure that the programme knob indicator mark is exactly on the programme you want to
select.
For a detailed description of each programme see the table on page 20.
The digital display
When aprogramme is selected the digital display will show the default options for that
programme and the estimated completion time.
Depending on the programme some of these options such as water temperature, spin
speed and stain level may be varied manually by pressing the corresponding button. See
theprogramme table on page 20 to understand what the default options are for each
programme and which ones may be varied.
Auxillary functions may be selected from the digital display. See page 16 for a detailed
description of the auxillary functions and their operation.
Also shown on the digital display are a number of warning and information symbols. These
are described further on page 18.
] in the digital display shows the status ofThe progress bar [
your programme whilst in operation.

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Programme Table
Note1: The duration shown is indicative only and is based on the default settings for each programme. The actual duration may change due to variations in laundry amount, water temperature and
which auxiliary functions are selected. Default duration of Daily 60° 60’ programme may be reduced to 30 minutes where appropriate, by selecting the “Less Dirty” dirtiness level.
Note 2: Temperature is selectable on all wash programmes. The default setting is shown in bold and underlined. # denotes “Cold”.
Note 3: The above table shows whether each of these functions is available for a given programme.
Note 4: The above table shows the available stain level settings for each programme. The default setting is shown in bold and underlined. Where one level is stated only that setting is available for
that programme.
Note 5: This programme is recommended for a normally-soiled 8kg load at 1400 RPM spin speed.
PROGRAMME
Type of laundry
Max dry
weight (kg)
Duration1
(h:mm)
Temperature2
Spin
Speed3
Delay
Timer3
Easy
Iron3
Extra/Allergy
Rinse3
Stain
Level4
Cotton
Very dirty cotton and linen textiles. Max
towel weight 4 kg.
8.0
3:10
90°,80°,70°,60°,50°,40°,30°,C
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes/Yes
LD, D, VD
Cotton e5
Dirty cotton and linen textiles. Max towel
weight 4 kg.
8.0
4:00
60°,50°,40°,30°,#
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes/Yes
LD, D, VD
Eco 20°C
Less dirty cotton and linen textiles. Max
towel weight 2 kg.
4.0
1:40
20°,#
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes/No
LD
Synthetics
Very dirty synthetic or synthetic-mixed
textiles.
3.5
1:32
40°,30°,#
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes/Yes
LD, D, VD
Wool
Woollen items with machine wash labels
2.5
0:40
30°,#
Yes
Yes
No
Yes/No
LD, D, VD
Delicates
Items with Delicate or Hand Wash labels
2.5
1:26
30°,#
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes/No
LD, D, VD
Rinse
Additional rinse upon completion of
washing, for any type of laundry
8.0
0:47
Not available
Yes
Yes
No
Yes/Yes
LD
Spin
Additional spin cycle upon completion of
washing, for any type of laundry
8.0
0:17
Not available
Yes
Yes
No
No/No
LD
Daily 60° 60’
Dirty cotton, coloured and linen textiles at
60°C in 60 minutes
4.0
1:00
60°,50°,40°,30°,#
Yes
Yes
Yes
No/No
LD, D
Rapid 12’
Less dirty cotton, coloured and linen
textiles, including daily sportswear
2.0
0:12
30°,#
Yes
Yes
Yes
No/No
LD
Mix
Dirty mixed cotton, synthetics, coloured
and linen textiles.
3.5
1:34
30°,#
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes/Yes
LD, D, VD
Blouses/Shirts
Dirty cotton, synthetic and synthetic-mix
shirts and blouses.
4.0
1:58
60°,50°,40°,30°,#
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes/Yes
LD, D, VD
Sports Wear
Dirty sportswear
3.5
1:19
30°,#
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes/Yes
LD, D, VD
Allergy Safe
All machine-washable items, including
baby clothes
4.0
3:04
60°,50°,40°,30°,#
Yes
Yes
Yes
No/Yes
D
Night Wash
Very dirty, cotton and linen textiles. Max
towel weight 4 kg.
8.0
3:05
90°,80°,70°,60°,50°,40°,30°,#
Yes
Yes
Yes
Ye/Yess
LD, D, VD

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GETTING TO KNOW THE NEW
KLEENMAID WASHING MACHINE
The programme knob
Usethe programme knob to select the programme you want to use.
The knob may be rotated in either direction.
Ensure that the programme knob indicator mark is exactly on the programme you want to
select.
For adetailed description of each programme see the table on page 20.

Compass Capital Services Pty Limited
trading as Kleenmaid
ABN 96 138 214 525
Level 2, 204 Botany Road
Alexandria NSW 2015
E: [email protected]
www.kleenmaid.com.au
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