Midea MFWG7514 User manual

MFWG7514
Front Load Washer 7.5kg
USER MANUAL

CONTENTS
1
Safety information ........................................ 2-3
Identifying parts of the Washer ........................................ 4
Installation ........................................ 5-7
Control Features and Functions ........................................ 8-9
Wash Programs ........................................ 10-11
Wash Guide ........................................ 12-14
Cleaning & Maintenance ........................................ 15-16
Troubleshooting Guide ........................................ 17-18
Repairs, Service & Warranty ........................................ 19
Specifications ........................................ 20

SAFETY INFORMATION
Congratulations on your new Midea washer. This manual contains important information
on the installation, use and care of your appliance. Please read this manual carefully
before use. Follow instructions and keep the manual for future reference.
WARNING
The WARNING symbol indicates information that concerns your personal safety
WARNING
CAUTION
CAUTION The CAUTION symbol indicates information on avoiding damage to the appliance
Before using your appliance
Before using your washing machine, we recommend you read through this manual which
provides a description of your appliance and its functions. To avoid risk to yourself or
others, it is important that the washing machine is installed correctly and that you read
the safety instructions carefully.
Do not remove the attached adhesive identification label containing model number, serial
number and other information as this label will be used by the Midea authorized service
representative in the event that your washing machine needs servicing.
Information on disposal
Most of the packing material used is recyclable. Please separate the plastic and
cardboard and dispose through your local recycling depot or place in appropriate
recycling collection bins.
If disposing of this appliance, please contact your local authority for safe disposal.
Incorrect disposal may cause injury to the user.
2
WARNING
Keep packaging materials away from children to eliminate risk of suffocation.
This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with
reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and
knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning
use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.

SAFETY INFORMATION
Safety precautions
-Young children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the
appliance.
-Keep ventilation openings in the appliance enclosure or in the built in structure clear of
obstruction.
-Choose a location that is indoors, completely dry and away from damp environments.
-The washer is designed to operate on a single phase power supply within a voltage
range of 220~240V/50Hz.
-Please keep the appliance away from substances which could cause ignition.
-Do not store inflammable materials such as ether, benzene, LP gas and glue etc near
the appliance.
-Do not splash water on the rear of the appliance, for it may cause malfunction
or electric shock.
-Before cleaning the appliance, always switch off and unplug it.
-Do not disassemble any part of the clothes washer.
-Do not insert your hand and remove items from the washer until it has come to a
complete stop.
-Do not splash, wet or hose down the appliance. It is recommended to use a damp
cloth when cleaning the cabinet.
-Do not attempt to wash fabrics that contain latex or rubber material.
-Do not place items that have come in contact with any flammable materials such as
petrol/gasoline, kerosene, cleaning solvents, vegetable oil, cooking oil or any
explosive substances.
-Do not place heat sources (candle, heater, etc.) on top of or near the washer.
-Do not sit children or heavy object on top of the washer.
-Do not pull the power cord out of the power socket by the cord. Always unplug the
washer holding the plug.
-If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its service
agent or similarly qualified persons in order to avoid hazard.
3

IDENTIFYING PARTS OF THE WASHER
4
Accessories
cold water inlet hose drain hose support transit bolt caps (x4)
detergent dispenser
drawer
door
control panel
detergent dispenser
power cord with plug
drain hose
adjustable feet (x4)

Unpack the clothes washer
INSTALLATION
Remove the clothes washer from the carton. Please dispose of packaging and plastic
bags responsibly.
Open the washer door and remove the accessories from inside the washer (as listed
on page 4).
Select the location
Remove transit bolts
Before installing & using this washing
machine, the transit bolts must be removed
from the backside.
The clothes washer should be located on a firm and flat surface. An uneven surface may
cause excess operating noise or vibration and effect the performance of the washer.
-The noise may be increased if the floor is not firm.
-It is not recommended to place on carpeted flooring. If this can not be avoided, place a
solid sheet under the appliance.
-Choose a location which is indoors, dry & away from high temperature and high
humidity.
-Ensure room temperature is not below 0°C.
-Make sure that air circulation around the machine is not impeded by carpets, rugs etc.
-Check that the machine does not touch the wall or cupboard.
CAUTION
All transit bolts & packaging must be removed before using the appliance.
1.
Loosen all 4 bolts with a spanner to
remove them.
Plug the holes with transit hole caps
provided.
Keep the transit bolts for future use to
protect the drum during transportation.
1.
5
2.
2.
3.

6
INSTALLATION
Install the water inlet hose
CAUTION
Be sure to install the inlet hose to COLD water only. Incorrect installation can
reduce performance or damage the clothes washer.
Level the washer
For optimal washing performance, reduced noise
and to minimise vibration, it is important to ensure
the washer is completely flat and level before use.
Use a sprit level to check both horizontal and
vertical stability.
To adjust the feet:
Loosen the lock nut(A).
Adjust each foot(B). Turn left to raise or right to
lower as necessary. Once levelled, try to rock it
from corner to corner. If the washer rocks,
continue to adjust the feet until it is levelled and
no longer rocks.
Once all four feet have been adjusted and the
washer is completely level, tighten the lock
nut(A).
1.
Fasten one end of the inlet hose to the tap.
Ensure there is a rubber washer inside the
hose before fastening. The washer prevents
water leakage.
Securely tighten the other end of the inlet hose
to the clothes washer inlet valve. Ensure the
rubber washer is inside the hose before
tightening.
When tightening the clamping nut, apply even
pressure. Do not apply too much force or twist
the valve as this may damage or break the
valve joint.
1.
2.
3.
2.
3.

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INSTALLATION
WARNING
Ensure the clothes washer is securely plugged
into the mains power supply and it is switched to
the ON position.
Ensure your hands are completely dry
before touching the mains outlet, any
electrical plugs or cables.
Connect to a power source
Ensure the water mains are in the open position
and a steady water supply is available to the
clothes washer.
Open the main water supply
Position drain hose
When placing the drain hose, ensure it is above
600m and below 1000mm. Otherwise, the
washer may not drain correctly and an error will
occur.
Ensure the drain hose is placed in a drain with a
diameter of at least 30mm to meet minimum
drainage flow requirements.
Secure the drain hose in place to avoid leaking
and spilling as the water drains.
Do not immerse the drain hose in water.
sink/basin
secure in
place here
bind
drain at least 30mm
diameter
Max. 1000mm
Min. 600mm
Max. 1000mm Min. 600mm

1
Program Selector Dial
Turn this dial to select a wash program, the machine will
automatically select the spin speed and temperature for the
selected program. The selector dial can be turned either clockwise
or anticlockwise.
2
On/Off Button
Press this button to switch the washer on and off. Press once to
switch on, when finished a wash program, press to switch off.
3
Delay Button
Press this button to enable the delay start feature. A delay start
can be selected between 1 to 24 hours.
To disable, press the Delay start button until 0H is displayed
before starting the program, or press On/Off button if the program
has already started.
4
Child Lock Button
Once a wash program has started, press both Speed and Delay at
once until lock indicator is on. Program selector dial and buttons
are locked except On/Off button.
Repeat this process to unlock the panel.
5
Speed Button
Press this button repeatedly to increase or decrease the spin
speed if you want your laundry spun at a different speed from the
machines default setting on the selected program.
6
Temp. Button
Press this button repeatedly to increase or decrease the water
temperature if you want your laundry washed at a different
temperature to the machines default setting of the selected
program.
7
Start/Pause Button
Press this button to start the selected wash program. Once a
wash has begun, press this button to pause the program. Press
again to resume.
8
CONTROL FEATURES AND FUNCTIONS
Eco Wash
Quick 15'
My Cycle Quick
Wash
Press 3 sec. for Signal / My Cycle
My Cycle
126
354 7

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CONTROL FEATURES AND FUNCTIONS
Foam Detection
Excess soap suds will occur when too much detergent has been added. The Foam
Detection function will automatically sense this and increase the rinse to eliminate excess
suds.
Buzzer Sound
The buzzer sounds once a program has completed. To disable the buzzer function, power
on the washer, press the "Temp" button for 3 seconds, you will hear a beep, the buzzer
will now be disabled. Repeat this process to restore the buzzer function.

WASH PROGRAMS
10
Program
Description
Max.
load
(Kg)
Detergent dispenser*
Temp. (°C)
Default
Spin
Speed
(RPM)
Total
time
Case
I
Case
II
Case
Softener
Cotton
Intensive
Similar to the cotton 40° and cotton
20° wash, this program offers an
additional wash to ensure no
detergent residue remains on the
laundry. Suitable for baby clothes and
those with skin allergies.
7.0
X
●
○
90
60
40(default)
30
20
Cold
1000
1:58
Cotton 60°
For moderately soiled everyday
cottons, bed sheets and towels. The
washing period is quite long with
strong washing intensions.
7.5
X
●
○
60(default)
1400
4:41
Cotton 40°
For moderately soiled everyday
cottons, bed sheets and towels with
40° wash temperature and Max. spin
speed.
7.0
X
●
○
40(default)
1400
1:25
Cotton 20°
For moderately soiled everyday
cottons, bed sheets and towels with
lower wash temperature and spin
speed compared with other cotton
program.
7.0
X
●
○
20(default)
1000
1:13
Quick 15'
A quick wash for small loads of lightly
soiled articles.
2.0
X
●
○
40
30
20
Cold(default)
800
0:15
Eco Wash
For lightly soiled fibres. Max. wash
temperature is 40°C to save energy
consumption.
2.0
X
●
○
40
30(default)
20
Cold
800
1:06
Rinse &
Spin
Separate rinse & intensive spin
program.
7.5
X
X
○
-
1000
0:31
Baby Care
Similar to the cotton wash, this
program offers an additional wash
and rinse cycle to ensure no
detergent residue remains on the
laundry. Suitable for baby clothes and
those with skin allergies.
7.5
X
●
○
90
60(default)
40
30
20
Cold
1000
1:39
Sports
For normally soiled and sweaty
sportswear made of cotton,
synthetics, jersey or microfibres.
3.5
X
●
○
40(default)
30
20
Cold
800
1:19

WASH PROGRAMS
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Program
Description
Max.
load
(Kg)
Detergent dispenser*
Temp. (°C)
Default
Spin
Speed
(RPM)
Total
time
Case
I
Case
II
Case
Softener
Synthetic
For normally soiled synthetic and
polycotton fibres. This is a shorter
and gentler wash to the cotton cycle
and suitable for delicate clothes
washing. The detergent quantity may
need reducing due to the nature of
the fabrics
3.5
X
●
○
60
40(default)
30
20
Cold
1200
1:33
Mixed
Lightly to normally soiled cotton,
linen, artificial fibres and their blends.
Wash only similar colours together in
one wash load.
7.5
X
●
○
40(default)
30
20
Cold
1000
1:13
Delicate
For delicate articles. This cycle is
more gentle and revolution speed is
less compared with the Synthetic
program. The detergent quantity
should be reduced due to the nature
of the fabrics.
2.5
X
●
○
30(default)
20
Cold
600
1:00
Wool
For woollen articles and silk fabrics
labelled as machine washable. Wash
temperature should be selected
based on the label on the clothes to
be washed. Use detergent specific to
woolens.
2.0
X
●
○
40(default)
30
20
Cold
400
1:06
Drain Only
This program will drain water only.
-
X
X
X
-
0
0:01
Spin Only
This separate spin program will drain
any excess water and spin only.
7.5
X
X
X
-
1000
0:12
My Cycle
Store a program which you use
frequently.
Press the “Speed” button for 3
seconds to store the program and
settings which you use often. Next
time simply switch to My cycle to use
your desired program and settings.
Please note: the table above is intended as a reference guide only, individual results may
vary. Total time includes filling and draining of water. The times mentioned are based on
averages and can be effected by water pressure and drainage speed.
(* See diagram page 13)
● must ○ optional X not available

WASH GUIDE
Before you wash
Sorting
To get the best wash results it pays to sort your laundry before washing.
Read care labels as they will tell you how the fabric of each garments should be washed.
Sort clothes according to the type of and amount of soil. For example oily soils will require
a higher temperature to lift the stain, whereas mud and blood stains are better washed in
cold as heat can set the stain further into the fabric. Pretreating stains will also improve
upon wash results.
Always sort whites from coloured fabrics, and be sure to wash lint givers (such as towels)
separate to lint collectors (such as synthetics, socks and corduroy like fabric).
Baby articles (baby clothes, nappies and towels) should be washed separately. If washed
together with clothes, they may become infected. Use the cotton Intensive program to
ensure thorough rinsing and cleaning without detergent residue.
Loading
Do not overload the machine, otherwise it may affect the washing. Please confirm the
maximum wash load according to the table on page 10 & 11.
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First wash
Before washing clothes for the first time, the washing machine should operate one full
cycle without clothes as follows:
1. Connect power source and water supply.
Put a little detergent into dispenser.
Press the “On/Off” button.
Press the “Start / Pause” button.
2.
3.
4.
CAUTION
Before each wash be sure to check pockets and
remove loose items that may cause damage to both
your washer and your clothes. Close all zippers,
hooks and eyes to prevent them catching on other
garments.
It is advised that bras are placed in a wash bag to
prevent the steel wire from popping out into the drum
and damaging the machine.

WASH GUIDE
13
Detergent
We recommend the use of a domestic low sud front loader powder or liquid. The amount
of detergent to use will vary depending on the size of the load, the amount of soiling and
the type of laundry to be washed. For example, jeans and heavily soiled work clothes will
require more detergent, whereas towels will require less. The detergent quantity should
also be reduced when washing knitted articles as their loose construction can promote
an excess of bubbles.
Follow the instructions on the back of the detergent to determine the correct dose for the
laundry to be washed. Too much detergent does not contribute to better wash results as
the rinse will not be as clean and efficient, it may also cause an excess of suds to flow
into the dispenser compartment. This will unnecessarily add to environmental pollution
and a build up on the inside of your washer. Too little detergent may also cause dirt and
lint to settle back onto your clothes.
Adding detergent
Pre-detergent or washing powder
Main wash detergent
Rinse additive compartment (softener,
bleach, etc.)
I -
II -
-
Note: When using liquid detergent
ŸDo not use gelatinous or thick liquid detergents.
ŸDo not put more liquid than the maximum level.
WARNING
Keep detergents and additives in a safe and dry place out of reach of children.
Avoid washing water proof fabrics (such as nappy covers, raincoats, ski suits, sleeping
bags, etc.) that water can not penetrate easily. This may cause abnormal vibrations while
rinsing and draining causing damage to the clothing and washing machine.
Ⅰ
Ⅱ
Option1 Option2
Option 1: Powder detergent
Option 2: Liquid detergent

WASH GUIDE
14
Selecting a wash program
The wash program should be selected based on the type of fabric, quantity of laundry,
and level of soiling, in combination with the following wash temperature table:
90°C
Heavily soiled pure white cotton linen (eg: table cloths, towels, bed sheets)
60°C
Moderately soiled linen, cotton and synthetic articles with a certain degree of
decolorisation (eg: shirts, pajamas, underwear).
40°C, 30°C, 20°C
COLD
Normally soiled articles (including synthetics and wool)
Turn the dial to select the corresponding program according to the wash load.
Select the required temperature according to the degree of soiling. Generally, the
higher the temperature is, the more the power is consumed.
Select the required spin speed. The higher the spin speed is, the drier the textiles are
spun, however more wrinkles will appear in the fabric. To protect clothes, a lower spin
speed should be selected for delicate fabrics.
1.
2.
3.

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CLEANING & MAINTENANCE
Cleaning the outer surface of the washer
To clean the cabinet and control panel, use a damp cloth and wipe dry.
Note: Abrasive cleaning powders, alkali cleansers, chemical cloths, thinners, alcohol,
acid petroleum products and hot water should not be used to clean the washer as they
may damage the painted cover and plastics.
Cleaning the inlet filter
Cleaning the detergent dispenser drawer
Gently pull out the drawer and unclip. The clip is at the back of the middle (rinse
additive) compartment.
Using a damp cloth, wipe each compartment.
Allow to dry and replace the drawer.
Ensure the mains tap is turned to the OFF position.
Unscrew the inlet hose from the tap and washer.
Remove and clean the filter.
Replace the filter and inlet hose onto the tap and rear of washer.
1.
1.
After each wash, open the door and dry any water remaining in the drum. Wipe the
rubber seal dry and remove any detergent residue and dirt.
2.
3.
2.
3.
4.
Œ  Ž

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CLEANING & MAINTENANCE
Cleaning the drain pump lint filter
Please check the points below after maintenance:
ŸIs there any damage to the power lead?
ŸCan the power plug be inserted into the power socket correctly?
ŸIs the power plug and /or lead heating up?
Prepare a dish or bucket to catch any excess water remaining in the drain pump.
Place under drain pump before continuing.
Open the service panel and unscrew the drain pump cover. Drain any water into the
dish or bucket. Mop up any spillage with a rag.
Remove any debris and obstructions from the drain pump filter.
Replace and tighten the drain pump cover before closing the service panel.
clean filter
1.
Always disconnect the clothes washer from the mains power source before
performing any maintenance or cleaning of the appliance.
For optimal performance, regular maintenance and cleaning is highly
recommended.
Regular maintenance and cleaning will extend the service life of the clothes
washer.
2.
3.
4.
According to the soil level within the cycles and frequency of the cycles, you have to
inspect and clean the filter regularly.
The pump should be inspected if the machine does not empty and/or spin.
The machine makes an unusual noise during draining due to objects such as safety pins,
coins etc. blocking the pump.

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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
If the clothes washer does not perform as expected, malfunctions, or an alarm is
sounding, please check the following list of possible solutions.
If a solution can not be found or the problem persists, please contact Midea service (refer
to page 19). Do not, under any circumstance, dismantle the appliance yourself.
Troubles
Reason
Solution
Washing machine
will not start up
·Check if the door is closed tightly.
·Check if power plug is inserted correctly.
·Check if water supply tap is opened.
·Check if button “Start/Pause” is pressed.
·Check if button “Power” is pressed.
Door will not open
·This is the machine’s safety
protection.
·Disconnect the power, wait a few minutes,
door will then open.
Heating fault
·Heating element damaged.
·Can only wash without heat.
·Contact the service centre promptly.
Water leakage
·The connection between inlet pipe
or outlet hose and tap or washing
machine is not tight.
·Drain pipe is blocked.
·Check and fasten water pipes.
·Clean up outlet hose.
·Arrange a service person to repair if
necessary.
Water overflowing
from bottom of
machine
·The inlet hose is not connected
firmly.
·Drain hose has a leakage.
·Fix the inlet hose in place securely.
·Replace the drain hose.
Indicator or display
does not light
·Power is disconnected.
·PC board has problems.
·Harness has connection problem.
·Check if the power is shut down and power
plug is connected correctly. If not, please
contact customer care.
Detergent residue in
the dispenser
drawer
·Washing powder is dampened and
agglomerated.
·Clean and wipe the drawer.
·Use liquid detergents or detergents
especially for front load washers.
Poor washing effects
·The clothes are heavily soiled.
·Insufficient detergent quantity.
·Select appropriate wash program.
·Add the proper detergent quantity according
to instructions on the detergent package.
Abnormal noises
and vibrations
·Check if the transit bolts have been
removed.
·Check if installed on solid and level floor.
·Check if the feet of the washing
machine are leveled correctly.
·Check for hair clips or metal articles inside
the drum.

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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
The following table is a list of the fault indicators and corresponding alarms.
Display
Description
Cause
Possible Solution
Water filling issue
·Tap is not open or water
flow is too slow.
·Inlet valve filter is
blocked.
·Inlet pipe is twisted.
·Water is not supplied.
·Open the tap or wait
until the water supply
becomes normal.
·Check inlet valve filter.
·Straighten the water
pipe.
·Check the other taps in
the house.
Please call Midea Customer Care if problem persists.
Drainage issue
·Outlet hose is blocked
or twisted.
·Drain pump is blocked.
·Wash and straighten
outlet hose.
·Clean drain pump filter.
Please call Midea Customer Care if problem persists.
Door Lock
·Door is not closed
properly.
·Restart after the door is
closed.
Please call Midea Customer Care if problem persists.
For all other issues and error codes, please contact Midea Customer Care (refer to page 19).