Splendide WDC7100XC User guide

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Select a wash cycle using
the Cycle Selector (1).
To DRY ONLY, select one of
the three dry cycles:
Number 5, 10 or 13.
NOTE: Refer to the Cycle
Key printed on the dispenser
drawer to help choose a
cycle. Pick a cycle that best
describes both the type of
fabric (Cotton, Permanent
Press, or Wool) and degree of
soil for the load.
IMPORTANT: Select Wool Dry
ONLY when drying 100% wool
fabrics.
Select the length of drying
time using the DRY TIME
knob (3). If a wash cycle is
selected, after washing, Splen-
dide will automatically start
drying using the appropriate
dry cycle.
To WASH ONLY, leave the
DRY TIME knob (3) in the
‘OFF’ position. After washing,
Splendide will not dry.
NOTE: The DRY LED will flash
when the DRY TIME knob is in
any position other than ‘OFF’.
Select a wash water
temperature using the WASH
TEMP knob (2).
To further customize the
cycle, press one or more
of the option buttons (Low
Heat, Pre Wash, Extra Rinse
or Low Spin).
NOTE: Rinse temperatures
are always COLD.
NOTE: Not all options or
combinations of options
available in all cycles. If an
incompatible button is pressed,
it’s LED will flash quickly, then
go black to indicate the option
is not available.
LAUNDRY AIDS
Pull open the dispenser
drawer and add laundry aids
to the correct compartments.
When finished, close the
drawer.
Press the START button.
The Door Lock will engage and
the selected cycle will begin.
NOTE: During the cycle, the
knobs WILL NOT move. The
‘Status LED’s’will let you know
the progress of your cycle.
the drum is loaded correctly (see ‘Load Sizes’ on this page) and the door is CLOSED,
laundry aids have been added to the dispenser drawer (see ‘Laundry Aids’ on this page),
the ON/OFF button has been pressed, so power is ON,
and the DOOR LOCK LED is FLASHING - if it isn’t press and HOLD the Start button to reset the controls.
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WASHING
Fabric Type Load lbs.
Cottons 2 to 15
Synthetics 2 to 9
Delicates 2 to 8
Wools 2 to 3
DRYING
Fabric Type Max lbs.
ALL TYPES 8 to 11
LOAD SIZES
Use the chart
below to help you
load the drum. Never
load the drum more
than 1/2 to 2/3 to dry.
IMPORTANT:
The door will stay locked for the
duration of the wash and dry
cycles.To open the door during
a cycle, see ‘Add-an-item’ and
‘Cancel a Cycle’ on next page.
IMPORTANT:
NEVER exceed the
recommended laundry aid
amounts (shown above).
NEVER use fabric softener
sheets. If using liquid
detergent, use NO MORE than
1/2 to 1 TBSP per load.
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Tablespoon(s)
Powder
Detergent
(or liquid
equivalent)
1 to 2
Tablespoon(s)
Liquid Fabric
Softener
‘Max Line’
Bleach
(with bin)
1 to 2
Tablespoon(s)
PreWash
Detergent
(without bin)
WDC7100XC MULTIFAMILY QUICK OPERATION GUIDE
Full to
WASH
2/3 Full to
DRY

Why is a combination washer-
dryer installed in my apartment?
Your apartment managers wanted
to enhance your lifestyle by offering
in unit laundry. However, because of
limitations to space, energy, or dryer
venting, a full-size washer and dryer
couldn’t be used. With Splendide,
they’ve provided you the option to
wash and dry laundry in the privacy
of your own apartment.
Is doing laundry different in a
Combo washer-dryer?
Yes, load sizes are smaller, but a
Splendide washer-dryer is designed
to care for your laundry and to
deliver outstanding wash results.
Unlike other laundry appliances, a
Splendide can go from wash to dry
automatically. To make the most of
your Splendide don’t let laundry pile
up. Keep up with laundry by doing a
load every day or two. Make it part
of your routine to throw a load in
after your workout or before you go
to bed and let Splendide do the rest!
Why does it take longer?
Because Splendide is front-loading
and operates on 110V instead of
220V, cycle times are longer: 33
to 96 minutes to wash. 70 to 110
minutes to dry.
Any tips for loading the drum?
Remember, in separate w/d’s, dryer
drums are twice the size of washer
drums. In Splendide, you wash and
dry in the SAME drum. If doing an
automatic Wash-to-Dry load, load the
drum 1/2-2/3 full, or wash a full load
and remove 1/3 to 1/2 the laundry
before starting a dry cycle.
Sample Wash-to-Dry Load: 2-3 bath
towels, 1 hand towel, and 1-2 wash
cloth(s). Dry Time*: 70-120 min.
*Sample Load dry times based on Cotton Heavy Duty
wash/dry and vary according to fabric type and size.
Wash Cycles Time
(Minutes) Options
(Buttons) High
Spin Dry Cycles
COTTON HEAVY DUTY
1 Super 96 Low Heat
Extra Rinse 1200
rpm
High Heat
Timed or Auto drying
with Spin Cycle 5
COTTON DRY
2 Heavy 77 Low Heat
Pre Wash
Extra Rinse
3 Regular 77
4 Express 63
PERMANENT PRESS
6 Heavy 66 Low Heat
Pre Wash
Extra Rinse 800
rpm Medium Heat Timed or Auto drying 10
SYNTHETICS DRY
7 Regular 59 Low Heat
Pre Wash
Extra Rinse
Low Spin
8 Delicates 53
9 Express 33 Low Spin
GENTLE
11 Silk 30 Pre Wash
Extra Rinse NO
SPIN NO DRY
12 Wool 65 Low Heat
Extra Rinse
Low Spin 800
rpm Very High Heat Timed or Auto drying 13
WOOL DRY
Where’s the load size selector?
Splendide washer-dryers have a built-
in Automatic Consumption Control
feature. It automatically adjusts the
water used for the size and fabric type
of your load. No guesswork, perfect
every time.
Why can’t I see the water inside the
washer drum?
Splendide’s are extremely efficient
and use very little water. You may not
be able to see water during the wash
cycle. This is NORMAL.
Where’s the lint filter?
Splendide’s are so gentle, they pro-
duce very little lint. There’s no lint filter
for you to clean because a specially
designed self-cleaning pump does the
work for you.
Where’s the dryer vent?
Unlike vented dryers, the Splendide
7100XC uses a condenser drying
process. Moisture is removed from
the laundry in the form of steam
which is condensed back into water
and pumped out the drain. No vent
required.
My clothes feel damp after drying.
When you remove items after drying,
they may feel slightly damp to the
touch even though they are dry.
THIS IS NORMAL. It’s a result of your
machine’s self-condensing drying
process. Simply shake the items out
to allow any humidity to dissipate (a
few seconds) before folding or hanging
them as you usually would.
FOR BEST DRYING
Your washer-dryer operates on
110V and has a 1300W dryer.
It will take longer to dry than a
traditional dryer (which operates
on 220V). For best drying results,
follow these tips:
Keep the door closed during
the dry cycle. This conserves
energy by trapping heat,
Use a LOW SUDSING (HE)
detergent,
Use FABRIC SOFTENER or a
detergent with built-in softeners,
DO NOT OVERLOAD the drum,
DO NOT OVER DRY your
laundry. Moisture is what
makes fabrics soft and fluffy.
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CANCEL A CYCLE
Press and HOLD the
START button to cancel
the cycle and clear the
controls.
ADD-AN-ITEM*
To open the door without cancelling the
current cycle, press the ON-OFF button
once. Press ON-OFF again to resume the
cycle. *Not always available.
MORE COMBO TIPS
Always use fabric softener. Using softener
assures that the laundry falls easily from the
drum after high spin and tumbles freely during
the dry cycle.
ONLY use ‘Cotton Heavy Duty’ cycles for HEAVY
cottons (towels, jeans, etc.)
For items that may wrinkle, use ‘LOW SPIN’ in
wash and/or ‘LOW HEAT’ with ‘Synthetics Dry.’
For mixed loads, remove items that may wrinkle
while still damp (dress shirts, etc.) Hand press
and hang them. Then, continue drying the rest of
the load (underwear, towels, etc.)
After washing, shake out LARGE ITEMS (pants,
sheets, etc.) Loosely fold them and place them
back in the drum. Then start a Dry cycle. This will
improve drying times and reduce fabric wrinkling.
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