LG WF-T5001 series User manual

Washing
Machine
OWNER'S MANUAL
Please read this manual
carefully
before
operating your
set.
Retain it for future reference.
Record model name and serial number of the set.
Quote
this information to
your
dealer when
you require
service.
MODEL
:
WF-T5001(~2)PC(H/P)
WF-T5011(~2)PC(H/P)
WF-T6001(~2)TC(H/P)
WF-T6011(~2)TC(H/P)
WF-T5001(~2)PD(E/F)
WF-T5011(~2)PD(E/F)
WF-T6001(~2)TD(E/F)
WF-T6011(~2)TD(E/F)
WF-T7001(~2)TC(H/P)
WF-T7011(~2)TC(H/P)
WF-T7001(~2)TD(E/F)
WF-T7011(~2)TD(E/F)

P
roduct Features
Punch
+
3
washing
action
The
punch
action's
powerful
vertical water thrust
combined with the
rotating pulsator
movement
improves washing performance
and reduces
tangles.
3
Spinning mini-pulsators
create
powerful jets
of
water which move the
laundry up
and down
in
the
drum to ensure
your laundry
is
evenly
and
thoroughly
washed.
The Turbo Drum
washing
machine does not
operate
with the lid
open.
If
the lid is
opened during
wash,
rinse and
spin cycles,
the machine
will
stop
automatically.
Fuzzy Logic
Control
A
built-in load sensor
automatically
detects and measures the
laundry
load a
microprocessor optimizes washing
conditions such as ideal water
consumption
and
washing
time.
Advanced
technology
is built into the Electronic Control
System
which ensures
the best
washing
result.
Turbo Drum
washing
While the "Punch
+
3"
pulsator
rotates
in
one
direction,
the Turbo Drum rotates
in
the
opposite
direction. This creates an even flow of water
in
both
the
upper
and lower
parts
of the
drum,
resulting
in
an
enhanced
washing
and
rinsing
action.
Lint Filter
Lint and loose threads from
laundry generated
during
the
washing cycle
are
caught by
the lint filter
for a cleaner wash.
START WASHING
AUTO
POWER
OFF
SENSING
Laundry
Sensor
Water Level Sensor
SETTING
Optimum
Washing
Condition
Auto Restart
In
the event of a
power
failure,
the
washing
machine
will
automatically
resume its
interrupted cycle
when
power
is resumed.
Applied
models
:
WF-T5001(~2)PD(E/F), WF-T5011(~2)PD(E/F)
WF-T6001(~2)TD(E/F), WF-T6011(~2)TD(E/F)
WF-T7001(~2)TD(E/F), WF-T7011(~2)TD(E/F)

C
ontents
Introduction
Read this manual
Before
Starting
to Wash
Washing Programs
Additional Function
Options
Installation
Care and Maintenance
Specification
Troubleshooting
Safety
Information
Identification of Parts
Function Information
Preparation
Before
Washing
Use of
Water,
Detergent,
Bleach
and Softener
Function of each Button
Fuzzy
Wash
(Normal Wash)
Economy
Wash
Jean Wash
Wool Wash
Soak Wash
Delay
Start
(Reservation)
Wash
Option Washing
Other useful Functions
Placing
and
Leveling
Connecting
Water
Supply
Hose
Connecting
Drain Hose
Grounding
Method
Cleaning
Troubleshooting
Specification
Inside
you
will
find
many
helpful
hints on how to use and maintain
your
washer
properly.
Just a little
preventive
care on
your
part
can save
you
a
great
deal of time and
money
over the life of
your
washer. You
will
find
many
answers to common
problems
in
the
Troubleshooting
section.
If
you
review our chart of
Troubleshooting Tips
first,
you
may
not need to call for service at all.
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10
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12
12
12
14
15
16
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18
21
22
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27

Introduction
4
S
afety
information
Attention
Do not
put your
hands or feet under this
machine.
Do not
place any rugs
or
heavy
material
over
the
power
cord.
Since
the machine is
heavy,
a minimum of
two
persons
should
move
it.
Do not install the
washer where
it is
exposed
to
sunlight,
wind, rain,
etc.
The
appliance
must be
positioned
so that
the
plug
is accessible
Power
Supply
cord
Installation
Maintenance
Make sure the
power
cord is free of dust
and
plug
it in
properly
so that the cord
will
not
move.
Do not touch the
power
cord
with wet
hands.
Violation of these
guidelines
could result in serious or fatal
injury.
For
your
better
understanding.
these
precautions
are
separated
into
two
categories.
We
urge you
to
pay special
attention to them in the interests of
your
own
safety,
and
protection
of
your
machine
against damage:
The
appliance
is not intended for use
by young
children or infirm
persons
without
supervision.
Do not install the
washing
machine in a
damp place.
Keep
the
washing
machine
away
from fire or heat
source.
Young
children should be
supervised
to ensure that
they
do not
play
with
the
appliance.
The base
opening
must not be obstructed
by
carpeting
when
the
washing
machine is installed on
a
carpeted
floor.
Make sure to
ground
the earth
wire
or connect it
to a
ground
detector after
you put
the
power
cord
into an outlet.
When the
power
cord is
loose,
do not use it.
Do not
damage
the
power
cords.
Do not
plug many
cords into one outlet at the same
time.
If the
power
cord or fuse is
damaged,
it must be
replaced by
the manufacturer or its
service
agents
or
similarly qualified people
in order to
avoid
a hazard.
If the
appliance
is
supplied
from a cord extension
set or electrical
portable
outlet
device
the cord
extension set or electrical
portable
outlet
device
should be
positioned
so it is not
subject
to
splashing
or
ingress
of moisture.
Following
these
guidelines
will
protect your
machine
against damage.
Operation
?
Do not
press
the buttons
with
sharp objects.
?
Check
the hose connection and
open
the
tap
before
activating
the machine.
?
Do not
pour
more than
50˚C(122˚F)
water
into the tub.
?
Do not
wash
any waterproof
materials.
When
you
take out the
laundry,
be careful not to
fall into the
washer.
Do not
put
hands into the
rotating
tub.
Do not
sprinkle
water over
the buttons.
Make sure the lid is closed
during operation
of the
spin cycle.
Do not
put heavy objects
on the machine.
Unplug
the cord
when
the machine is not in use.
?
Do not
pour
corrosive
materials or bleach
over
the
washing
machine. It
will
cause
damage
to the
power
cord or the machine.
?
Never
disassemble or remodel the
washer
and
power
cord
by yourself. Only
a
qualified
technician should
work
on the
machine.
Caution
Caution
Attention
For
your safety,
the information
in
this
manual
must
be followed
to
minimize
the
risk of fire or
explosion,
electric
shock,
or
to
prevent property damage, personal injury,
or loss of life.
WARNING!

Introduction
I
dentification of Parts
5
Water
supply hose(1
EA
or
2EA)
Powder
detergent
box
Bleach
dispenser
Inner tub
Control
panel
Adjustable leg
Power cord
Lint filter
Drain hose
for
pump
model
Drain hose for
non
pump
model
Drain hose Anti-rat
cover(option)
Water
supply
hoses
or
or
1
Each for cold and
hot water
Body
Accessories
Part can be different
according
to the model.
Note

Before Starting to Wash
6
Function
Information
Our machine
provides
various
washing
methods which suit various conditions and
types
of
laundry.
Other
washing
methods
Different
types
of
laundry washing
Use
this
Program
for normal clothes
except
for
woolen
clothes and
lingerie.
The sensor
automatically
detects the
quantity
of
laundry
and selects the
appropriate
water
level,
wash
power, washing
time,
rinsing
time and
spinning
time.
(refer
to
p12 )
Thick and
heavy
clothes or those
which
are
excessively dirty
like
jeans
or
working
uniforms can be
washed.
(refer
to
p12)
Delicate clothes
(lingerie,
wool
etc.)
which
may
be
easily damaged
can be
washed.
(refer
to
p12)
Fuzzy
(Normal)
Wash
Jean Wash
Wool Wash
Economy
wash
can be selected to
wash
lightly
soiled clothes of less than
3.0
kg
in a short time.
(refer
to
p12)
Economy
Wash
Soak
Wash can be selected to
wash
heavily
soiled
laundry by soaking
in
water
for some time to
remove
dirt
and
grime.
(refer
to
p12)
Soak Wash
Delay
Start
(Reservation)
Wash is used to
delay
the
finishing
time
of the
operation.
Delayed
Start
washing
can be set
according
to
preference.
(refer
to
p14)
Delay
Start
(Reservation)
Wash
Spin, Rinse/Spin,
Rinse, Wash/Rinse,
and Wash
only options
can selected.
(refer
to
p15)
Option
Wash

Before Starting to Wash
Preparation
Before
Washing
7
Brush a little
detergent
dissolved
in
water
onto stains like collars
and cuffs to
help
shift dirt.
Treat stains
AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
The
longer they
are left the
harder
they
are to
remove.
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Check all
pockets
to make sure that
they
are
empty. Things
such as
nails,
hairclips,
matches,
pens,
coins and
keys
can
damage
both
your
washer
and
your
clothes.
?
Close
zippers,
hook and
strings
to make sure that these items
don't
snag
on other clothes. .
?
Mend
any
torn
garments
or loose buttons.
Tears or holes
may
become
larger during washing.
?
Remove
any
loose brassiere wires
as
they
can
damage your
washing
machine and clothes.
?
Pre-treat dirt and stains.
?
Make sure the clothes are
washable
in
water.
?
Check
the
washing
instructions.
To
get
the best
results,
different fabrics need to be
washed
in different
ways.
SOIL
(Heavy,
Normal,
Light) Separate
clothes
according
to amount of soil
COLOR
(Whites,
Lights,
Darks)
Separate
white
fabrics from colored fabrics.
LINT
(Lint
producers,
Collectors)
Separate
lint
producers
and lint collectors.
Use
nylon
nets for
long,
delicate items.
For
laundry
with
long strings
or
long length,
a net
will
prevent
tangling during washing.
Fasten
zippers
or hooks on items before
washing.
Nylon
net is not
supplied by
LG.
Clothes
like
downs
and
woollens
are
light weight, large
and float
easily.So
use a
nylon
net and
wash
them in a small amount of
water.
If the
laundry
floats
during
the
wash
cycle,
it
may
become
damaged.
Use dissolved
detergent
to
prevent
the
detergent
from
clumping.
WIRE
Sorting
Caring
before
loading
Pretreatment
Light
and
Large-
size
clothing
Long laundry
item

Before Starting to Wash
8
Use
of
Water,
Detergent,
Bleach and Softener
Water
temperature
Using
water
The machine sets the
appropriate temperature automatically according
to the
wash
program
.
You can
change
the
water
temperature by pressing
the WATER TEMP button.
Laundry
Load
over3.6kg
under3.5
kg
under2.0
kg
under1.0
kg
Water Level /
Amount of Water
S
24l M
33l
L
46l
Ex
55l
This machine detects the
quantity
of
laundry automatically,
then sets the
water level
and
proper
amount of
detergent.
When
you
select a
wash
program,
the
water level
and amount of
detergent
(to
be
used)
will
be
shown
on the control
panel.
The
following
table
shows
the amount of
water.
When the
water level
is
automatically
detected,
it
may
differ
depending
on the
quantity
of
laundry
even
though
the same
water level
is indicated on the control
panel.
Amount of water
EX-LARGE
LARGE
MEDIUM
SMALL
WATER.DETERGENT
(refer
to
p10)
Using Detergent
and Fabric Softener
Amount of
detergent
Available
Detergent Type
Synthetic detergents
that
yield
a
low level
of foam are recommended.
When
liquid detergent
is
used,
mix it
with water
(1:1)
and
pour
it into the bleach
dispenser.
When
you
select a
wash
program,
the
water level
and the amount of
detergent
will
be
shown
on the control
panel.
The amount of a
cup
in the
diagram
is about
40g
for
concentrated
detergent.
For the correct amount of
detergent,
refer to
detergent
manufacturer's instruction .
If
excessive
detergent
is
used,
the rinse
will
not be as clean and efficient.
Also,
it could cause
environmental
pollution,
so use it
accordingly.
Attention
EX-LARGE
LARGE
MEDIUM
SMALL
WATER.DETERGENT

Before Starting to Wash
9
Attention
Available Fabric Softener
Type
Available Bleach
Type
Depositing
Bleach
Depositing Detergent
Where
you
deposit
the
detergent
Powder
Detergent dispenser.
Do not use concentrated fabric softener. This
may
cause some
problems
in automatic
dispensing.
For more details refer to the softener
products
instructions for use.
Using
Bleach
Open
the
detergent dispenser
and
deposit
the
appropriate
amount of
detergent
.
Use
oxygenated
bleach.
Powdered
bleach should mixed
with water
and then be
deposited
into the tub.
For more details refer to the
products
instruction for use.
Separate
the
laundry
to be bleached and
deposit
liquid
bleach into the Bleach
dispenser.
The
dispenser
dilutes
liquid
chlorine bleach before
it reaches into
your
wash
load.
Bleach
dispenser
Do not insert bleach or fabric softener
directly
onto
laundry.
This
may
affect colors or
damage clothing
Do not mix chlorine bleach
with
ammonia or acids such as
vinegar
and/or
rust
remover.
Mixing
can
produce
a toxic
gas
which
may
cause death.
Depositing
Fabric softener
Fabric
Softener will
be inserted
automatically during
the final rinse.
Check
fabric care labels for
special
instructions.
Note
?
Don't use softener
with
detergent.
Use
softener in last
rinse
water
?
When
using dispenser,
dilute
softener(30ml)
with
fresh
water(30ml)
?
When
filling dispenser,
do not
splash
or
overfill.
It
may
stain clothes.
?
Never
pour
fabric softener
directly
on clothes.
It
may
stain them
?
If
spotting
occurs,
wet
and rub hand
dishwashing liquid
(or
mild bar
soap)
and
rewash.

Before Starting to Wash
10
F
unction of each Button
EX-LARGE
LARGE
MEDIUM
SMALL
WATER.DETERGENT
HOUR DELAY
MIN.
TIME
LEFT
HOT
COLD
WARM
DELAY
START
Note
According
to the machine
model,
figure
of control
panel may
be different.
Water
temperature
button
(option)
Water level button
(indication
of
detergent
amount)
?
Use
to
adjust
the
water level
as
required.
The
appropriate
amount of
detergent
is
shown
next to the
water level
in
the
WATER-DETERGENT
diagram
?
Water
level
is
automatically
selected for
fuzzy
(normal)
and
jean programs.
The
following settings
are indicated as the button is
pushed
LARGE EX-LARGE SMALL
MEDIUM LARGE
Use
to select
water
temperature.
Pressing
the button
allows
you
to select
Cold
Warm
(Hot&Cold)
Hot
Cold
respectively.
Default
setting
is
Cold.
Delay
Start
(Reservation)
button
?
Use
to set a
delayed finishing
time.
?
The time increases
when
the button is
pushed.
?
The
following settings
are indicated as the button
ispushed3
4
5
...11 12 14
16 ...46
48 3 HOUR.
?
To cancel
delay
time,
turn the
power
switch
off.
(RES=DELAY)
(refer
to
14p)
Process button
?
Use
to select
SOAK,
WASH,
RINSE
and
SPIN
functions as
desired.