Zanussi Z9282T Operating and safety instructions

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Instructions
for the use and care
of Z9282T/ Z9292T
washing machines

Contents
Installation
Jnpacking . .
ositionin & levelling
Water connection .
‘lectrical connection
Operation.
Controls description
Loading the clothes
Filling with washing powder .
Use of additives
Which powder? ;
Selection of washing programmes
Wash cycles
Starting
Stopping
Care and cleaning
Cleaning the machine .
Cleaning the drain filter
Hints for care of washing powder dispenser
Helpful tips for washing
Servicing: .
Building-in instructions
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Technical data
Z9282T
Width
23.6 ins (600 mm)
Overall depth (excluding hose)
23.6 ins (600 mm)
Height
33.5 ins (850 mm)
Weight
176 lbs (80 kg)
Dry clothes capacity
(excluding synthetic fabrics and wool)
10 lbs (4,5 kg)
Revolutions during spinning
400/800 r.p.m.
Total power absorbed
2730 W
Heater rating
2300 W
Motor rating during washing
430 W
Motor rating during spinning
450/650 W
Water load: normal level
2.9 gals (13 1)
Water load: high level
4.4 gals (20 l)
Maximum water pressure
110 p.s.i. - 759 kN/m?
Minimum water pressure (cold)
7 p.s.i. - 48 kN/m’
Minimum water pressure (hot)
4 p.si. - 27 kN/m’
Supply voltage
220+ 240 V
Supply frequency 50 Hz
Z9292T
Width
23.6 ins (600 mm)
Overall depth (excluding hose)
23.6 ins (600 mm)
Height
33.5 ins (850 mm)
Weight
180 lbs (82 kg)
Dry clothes capacity
(excluding synthetic fabrics and wool)
10 lbs (4,5 kg)
Revolutions during spinning
500/1000 r.p.m.
Total power absorbed
2500 W
Heater rating
2300 W
Motor rating during washing
200 W
Motor rating during spinning
350/700 W
Water load: normal level
2.9 gals (13 1)
Water load: high level
4.4 gals (20 l)
Maximum water pressure
110 p.si. - 759 kN/m?
Minimum water pressure (cold)
7 p.s.i. - 48 kN/cm*
Minimum water pressure (hot)
4 p.si. - 27 kN/m’
Supply voltage
220+ 240 V
Supply frequency 50 Hz

Installation
Unpacking
After removing outer carton, reinforcing
angles and polythene wrapping, proceed
as follows:
Unscrew and remove, by means of the
special spanner that comes with the
machine, the three big screws to be
found on the back of the appliance (fig. 1).
The spanner supplied with the machine
is provided with an hexagonal insert
which can be used according to the type
of screws which are at the back of the
appliance.
Insert a screwdriver into the free holes
left after removing the screws, and tilt it
as required to cause the three plastic
spacers inside the machine to fall down.
Rest the washing machine on its back
and remove the two inner angle packings
by pulling the left string A first and then
the right string B (fig. 2).
This operation should be carried out very
carefully to prevent the angle packings
from damaging the internal components
of the machine.
Remove the polystyrene base packing
and the three plastic spacers that fell
down during the preceding operations.
Note: It is advisable to keep all parts of
the inner packing, including the three big
screws removed from the back of the
appliance, for re-use in case the machine
has to be transported again.
Positioning & Levelling
Set up the machine in its permanent
operating position and then carefully
level it adjusting the two levelling feet
(fig. 3) by means of the special small
wrench that comes with the machine.
It is recommended to perform this work
very accurately to avoid any vibration,
noise or shifting of the appliance during
operating. fig. 3

Also make sure that the washing machine
does not touch walls, furniture, etc.
while working.
Water connection
The machine may either be plumbed in
or connected to existing taps.
Details are given below.
Water supply
Separate supplies of hot and cold water
are necessary. Single outlet gas or
electric heaters are not suitable.
If only cold water supply is available,
connect the two hoses to a cold water
tap.
Water outlet connection
The drain pipe from this machine must
connect into the main drain of the
premises, but not into the rainwater
drain.
Information as to the type of drain
servicing your premises can be obtained
from a builder or the Local Authority.
The curved end of the outlet hose should
be firmly hooked over the edge of a sink
or connected to a suitable drain pipe in
the wall or under the sink;
however, such a drain pipe should have a
built-in air break in order to avoid water
syphoning from the machine during
draining.
The top of the drain hose (curved end)
should not be lower than 50 cms (20 ins)
or higher than 85 cms (34 ins) from floor
level (fig. 4).
The water should be able to drain freely
and the end of the outlet hose must not
be under water.
It is, therefore, advisable that the drain
pipe, if used, has an internal diameter of
at least 4 ems (1,5 ins).
Also, ensure that the drain hose is not
chocked or placed in such a way as to
obstruct the normal water flow.
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fig. 4

If the drain hose is to be hooked over
the sink, ensure that the sink is empty
and that the sink plug is not blocking
the plug hole.
If an extension hose is required, it should
not exceed a length of 180 cms (6 ft.) its
diameter should not be smaller than that
of the original drain hose and the
extension hose should not be choked
(kinked) in any way.
The hose is to be positioned at floor
level and only the terminal part should
be placed at the requisite drain level
previously indicated. A failure to comply
with these requirements may result in a
malfunction of the drain pump.
To correctly carry out the extension of
the drain hose, it is advisable to use the
special connector with hose clamps
which are be supplied as an optional
attachment.
Plumbed installation
It is important that work is carried out by
a qualified plumber.
Use from existing taps
1 - Mixer taps are unsuitable and
must not be used.
2 - Connect the red pipe connection
to the hot tap and the other
to the cold tap (see note below).
Important
If the rate of flow on the cold water
valve is too slow, remove the flow
control device of the valve;
If the pressure on the hot tap exceeds
approximately 10 lb. per square inch, it
will be necessary to fit the flow control
device, in the hot water valve.
Tap connections
For taps with a 3/4 inch gas thread, fit
the washers to the inlet hoses and
connect as shown (fig. 5).
The other end of the water inlet hoses,
which are connected to the appliance, can
be turned in any required direction by
unloosing their ring nuts.
After setting the inlet hoses as desired,
be sure to tighten their ring nuts again to
prevent leakages.
If the water supply is from new pipes or
from pipes which have not been used
for a long time, it is advisable to run off
a certain amount of water before
connecting the machine.
This will avoid foreign matter blocking
the filters.
Additional hints for connection of
water inlet hose
If the water supply in your area is hard
it is possible that the filters situated in
the fill valves can be become blocked
with sand or limestone deposits and in
extreme cases this can cause a
breakdown of the fill valves ie:, no water
fill or continuous filling.
We would suggest that you install
supplementary strainers which should be
fitted on the fill hoses of your machine.
For information about the availability of
these supplementary strainers you should
contact your local plumber.

Electrical
Connection
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Service
Agents
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addresses
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The manufacturer declines to accept any
liability should this safety measure not radio interference suppression.
be observed.
If the plug that is fitted to your
appliance is not suitable for your socket
outlet, it must be cut off and the
appropriate plug fitted.
The cut off plug should be disposed of to
prevent the hazard of electric shocks in
case it should be plugged into a 13 Amp
socket in another part of your home.
IMPORTANT
The wires in this mains lead are coloured
in accordance with the following code:
GREEN AND YELLOW - EARTH
BLUE - NEUTRAL
BROWN - LIVE
If you fit your own plug, the colours of
the wires in the mains lead of your
appliance may not correspond with the
markings identifying the terminals in
your plug, this is what you have to do:
Connect the green and yellow (earth)
wire to the terminal in the plug which is
marked with the letter «E» or the earth +
symbol or coloured green, or green and
yellow.
Connect the blue (neutral) wire to the
terminal in the plug which is marked
with the letter «N» or coloured black.
Connect the brown (live) wire to the
terminal which is marked with the letter
«L» or coloured red.
The plug moulded on to the cord
incorporates a fuse. For replacement, use
a 13 Amp BS 1362 fuse. Only ASTA
approved fuses should be used.
The fuse cover/carrier must be replaced
in the event of changing fuse.
The right fuse cover/carrier colour is the
one shown by the coloured insert at the
base of the plug. |
The plug must not be used if the fuse
cover/carrier is lost. A replacement
cover/carrier must be obtained from
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Operating
instructions
1. Handle dispenser
2. Pilot lamp |
3. Half load pushbutton « U3»
4. Spin pushbutton «500-1000» (only for
Z92921)
5. Cold wash pushbutton «VW»
6. Program selector
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1 2 345 6
Controls description
Half-load pushbutton «3»: when
pressed in, this pushbutton will provide
only half of the normal water load in the
tub. This makes it possible, when
washing only a reduced load (not more
than half of the normal dry load), to
obtain a reduced water consumption and
a considerable saving in electric power
consumption. This pushbutton should not
bè pressed in when washing synthetics or
woollens.
Spin pushbutton «500-1000»: (only for
Z9292T) if pressed in at the beginning of
an energetic wash cycle, this pushbutton
provides the final spin at 1000 r.p.m.
instead of 500 r.p.m.
Cold wash pushbuttonWJ : by pressing in
this pushbutton prior to selecting a wash
cycle, the program will be carried out
with cold water only.
A cold water program is particularly
suitable to wash very delicate synthetic
fabrics, curtains & draperies and other
lightly soiled fabrics.
Program selector: this permits selection
of the required wash cycle by turning the
knob clockwise until the letter
corresponding to the desired program
coincides exactly with the pointer.
Furthermore, by pulling it or pushing it,
it lets you start or stop the machine.

Loading the clothes
Open the door of the machine by pulling
the small double-action catch (fig. 6) to
the left first and then outwards. Load
the clothes spreading them out evenly
and then close the door again.
Filling with washing powder
The washing powder dispenser is located
on the front left of the control panel. It
is very important to use a low sudsing
powder (see paragraph «Which powder»)
such as Persil Automatic, or Ariel
Automatic.
Pull out the dispenser and add washing
powder. The amount of washing powder
for the prewash should be put into
section «a» (fig. 7) of the dispenser and
the powder for the main wash should be
put into section «b». Once the dispenser
is filled, close by pushing in.
Use of additives
The washing machine is designed to
carry out special treatménts such as the
addition of fabric conditioners ;
automatically at the end of some
washing programmes.
The conditioner liquids to be used should
be put into compartment «e» (fig. 7) of
the dispenser at the beginning of the
programme. These additives will be
automatically used by the machine at the
appropriate time.
Take care to use the correct, amount of
additive, following the manufacturer's
instructions; under no circumstances
should the level of the liquid additive
exceed the level of the grid in
compartment «œ (fig. 7).
If this level is exceeded, the liquid
additive is wasted because it flows
directly into the wash tub and could
originate cloggings inside the machine.
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Which powder?
Do not use ordinary powders
in your new washing machine.
The reason for this is very simple, these
powders produce so much lather that
clothes are prevented from tumbling
freely and cannot get properly clean.
Do use the right powder. To get the best
results, we recommend Persil Automatic
or Ariel Automatic.
Like all modern automatic machines the
Z.9282T/Z9292T work at peak efficiency
with a low lather product.
These products’ balanced lather is
specially designed to complement the
cleaning action of these machines.
So use it regularly for trouble free
washing and superb results.
The amount of powder in grams at full load
Hardness of Prewash Wash when Main
water in degrees preceded by wash
French (°F) prewash ES
Soft: up to12 | 20 | 85 | 95 |
Hard: 25 +37 | 90 | 185 | 230 |
Very hard:
beyond 37 235 270
For hardness in ppm multiply indicated
hardness value by 10.
For information regarding the degree of
hardness in your area, enquire at
competent local authority.
For reduced load or light soiling, reduce
the quantities accordingly.
Do use enough powder. To get your
clothes really clean it is essential that
enough powder is used in the machine.
The correct amount will depend on a
number of things: the hardness of water,
the size if the load, and the amount of
soiling present. As a guide we suggest
you follow the table above and adjust the
amounts in light of your personal
experiences.
You may find it helps to use a measuring
cup at first.
Selection of washing programme
The washing machine carries out 10
washing programmes and 7 additional
programmes. Each programme has been
specially designed for a specific type of
fabric (e.g. cotton, synthetic fibres, wool
etc.) and incorporates the H.L.C.C. care
labelling scheme.
The appropriate programme must
therefore be chosen according to the type
of fabric to be washed.
The appropriate programme must
therefore be chosen according to the
type of fabric to be washed.
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Energetic wash cycle
For Cotton, Linen and Hemp Fabrics
Recommended wash load: 10 lbs (4,5 Kgs) max.
Wash cycle Position of Dispenser compartments
program to be used for
selector washing
powder
Universal wash A a
Whites-
heavy soil 7 B a-b
Whites O7 C b
Fast
coloureds G] D a-b
heavy soil
Fast
coloureds 7 F b
Non-fast
coloureds ts] G b
Rinses H
Special J
treatments
Spin only K
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Wash cycle description
Prewash in water at 40°C (normal level)
followed by a soaking phase (the laundry is
left soaking in water).
To drain the water, turn the program knob
to cycle «V» (drain with a gentle spin) or «Z»
(drain).
Prewash in water at 40°C (normal level).
Main wash in water at 95°C (normal level).
4 cold water rinses (high level). Spinning.
Main wash in water at 95°C (normal level).
4 cold water rinses (high level). Spinning.
Prewash in water at 40°C (normal level).
Main wash in water at 60°C (normal level).
4 cold water rinses (high level). Spinning.
Main wash in water at 60°C (normal level).
4 cold water rinses (high level). Spinning.
Main wash in water at 40°C (normal level).
4 cold water rinses (high level). Spinning.
4 cold water rinses (high level). Spinning.
Intake of water mixed with liquid additive
(high level). Special treatments. Spinning.
Spinning for about 6 minutes with
simultaneous water draining. This is preceded
by slow rotations of the drum.

Gentle wash cycles
For Delicates, Synthetics, Mixed Fabrics and Wollens
Recommended wash load: max. 3-5 Ibs (1,5-2 Kgs); wool max. 2 Ibs (1 Kg).
Important: There is no water draining in the last rinse of the gentle wash cycles, to
prevent the clothes from creasing if they are left in the machine at the and of the
wash cycle. To drain the water, turn the program selector knob to cycle «V»
(draining & gentle spinning) or cycle «Z» (draining without spinning).
Wash cycle Position of Dispenser compartments Wash cycle description
Wash cycle to be used for
selector washing fabric
powder conditioner,
if any
Special white Main wash in water at 95°C (high level).
cottons ey L b c 3 cold water rinses (high level).
Whites
Prewash
in
water
at
40°C
(normal
level).
heavy oll Ys] M a-b c Main wash in water at 60°C (high level).
3 cold water rinses (high level).
TA Main wash in water at 60°C (high level).
Whites BI N b c 3 cold water rinses (high level).
Minimum Ey Main wash in water at 50°C (high level).
iron P b c 3 cold water rinses (high level).
r Main wash in water at 40°C (ħigh level).
Delicates Ye] Q b c 3 cold in water rinses (high level).
© Main wash in water a 40°C (high level), with
Wollens C R b c a steady drum. 3 cold water rinses (high level).
, Main wash in water at 30°C (high level).
Silks S b c 3 cold water rinses (high level).
Rinses T c 3 cold water rinses (high level).
Special U c Intake of water mixed with liquid additive
treatments (high level). Special treatments.
e V Water draining followed by a short spin.
Drain Z Water draining with a steady drum.
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Starting
After loading the clothes, the washing
powder and the fabric conditioners into
the respective compartments, make sure
- before you start the machine - that:
— the plug is in the wall socket
— the water tap is turned on (fully open)
— the drain hose is correctly placed
— the loading door is correctly closed.
You may now select the required wash
cycle by turning the program control
knob clockwise after making sure that it
is pressed in.
To enable the spin only cycle to operate
correctly it is essential that care is taken
to ensure correct indexing. Failure to do
this could result in damage to the
appliance. Having selected programme K
or V, ensure that the reference points on
the timer knob are exactly in line with the
reference points on the fascia panel.
Press in the required pushbutton, if any.
At this point, to start the washing
machine simply pull the program control
knob (and the pilot lamp lights up).
Once it is started, the machine will
automatically carry out all phases of the
selected program.
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Stopping
When the program is completed the
machine stops automatically.
You should now press in the program
control knob (pilot lamp goes out), and
wait for about 1—2 minutes after the
wash cycle is completed before you open
the door, so as to allow the door safety
device (interlock) to release it.
Open the door only after the wash cycle
is completed. In the case of the «gentle
wash cycles», don’t forget to drain the
water prior to opening the door.
If need be, you may stop the machine at
any given moment during the cycle by
pushing in the program control knob.
If the machine stops during a spinning
phase, it is absolutely necessary - to
restart it - that- you reset the machine
on the programme immediately
preceding the stopping point.
When the wash cycle is completed, it is
advisable to unplug the machine from
the wall socket and to turn off the water
tap.

Care and cleaning
Cleaning the machine
Important: Make sure that the plug has
been removed from the socket prior to
undertaking: any kind of maintenance.
From time to time, carry out a complete
eycle without a washing load, adding 1
oz of «Calgon».
This should also be done when the
washer has been out of use of a long
time.
Leave the door ajar for about 2 hours
after the wash to allow air to circulate fic. 8
freely inside the machine. =
Plated, polished and plastic parts and the
glass door should be cleaned with a soft
damp cloth, never with an abrasive
cleaning powder.
For the cabinet exterior use a lukewarm
solution of mild soap, then rinse and dry
carefully.
It is also advisable to clean the cabinet,
from time to time, with a wax polish
applied with a soft cloth.
Cleaning the drain filter
This machine incorporates a mechanical
filter (located in the front side of the | _
cabinet) the purpose of which is to fig. 9
collect lint and any small object
inadvertently left in the articles to be
washed.
If this filter is allowed to clog, it could
make water draining difficult. It should
therefore be cleaned regularly as follows.
Detach the drain hose from its hanger on
the back of the appliance and place the
free end of the hose at floor level into a
basin to collect any excess water.
Remove the lower panel of the cabinet,
by pulling it out from the bottom.
Then, using the special wrench that
comes with the machine, unscrew and
remove the filter (fig. 8-9).
Clean the filter thoroughly and then
replace it, making sure that it is screwed
down firmly into its housing.
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When replacing the filter, be sure to fit
it exactly into its special guide.
Hints for care of washing
powder dispenser
We recommend that the washing powder
dispenser is checked regularly to ensure
that it is clean and dry.
Do wipe the dispenser after each wash.
Should the dispenser require special
cleaning, the drawer can be completely
removed, and the interior cleared of any
deposit.
The drawer can be removed from the
front of the appliance by giving a sharp
pull outwards. A sharp tap with the palm
of the hand may be necessary when
replacing the drawer.
Helpfull tips for washing
Here are some practical hints to enable
you to obtain the best washing results:
Use a low suds washing powder specially
made for front loading washing
machines. An excessive formation of
suds will cause unsatisfactory operation.
The quantity of washing powder required
depends on the amount of laundry and
on how soiled it is. It may therefore be
necessary to vary the quantites
suggested in this book according to
experience.
In order to get good results when
washing synthetic material use a
maximum washing load of 4 to 5 Ibs.
The cycle R is a special cycle for
washing wool garments bearing the
woolmark label «Pure New Wool washing
shrink resistant».
To obtain the best results when washing
wool do not wash more than 2 Ibs.
at a time.
If your water is hard it can be softened
by adding special products such as
«Calgon» to the washing powder in the
compartment B (fig. 8).
These products facilitate the action of
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the washing powder and help to give
better results.
Clothes should be sorted according to
fabric type, degree of soil and colour
fastness.
Tears and open seams should be mended,
loose buttons secured, zippers closed and
laces or belts collected in a cotton bag.
Articles without a hem should not be
washed. Ensure pockets are emptied, and
spots of rust, paint, ink etc., are removed
before washing.
Always turn off water taps fully when
the machine is not in use, even if it is
plumbed in.
If, after commencing a wash, you find
that the wrong programme has been
selected, push the control knob fully in
turning the indicator knob clockwise to
the correct programme. Then pull control
knob fully out again.
Washing powder should only be placed in
the dispenser immediately prior to the
start of a programme. Do not leave
washing powder in the dispenser for any
lenght of time as it may form lumps
which can be difficult to dissolve.
It is advisable to inspect the filters in
the water inlet hoses periodically and
clean if necessary.

Servicing
Should servicing be required for this
appliance contact your local Service
Agent but before requesting service the
following simple checks may save you
inconvenience and expenses:
The machine won't start
Check that:
the plug is firmly in the wall socket and
that there is an electricity supply by
plugging in another appliance;
the door of the machine is firmly closed;
the required programme is correctly
selected;
the program control knob is actually
pulled out;
make sure the fuses of your electrical
installation have not blown.
The machine won't fill
Check that:
the water tap is actually turned on and
that there is sufficient pressure;
the fill hoses are not bent or kinked in
such a way to prevent normal water flow;
the filter in the fill valve is not clogged
by foreign matter.
The machine fills, but the water
empties from the drain hose
Check that:
the end of the drain hose is not placed
too low from floor level.
The machine won’t drain or spin
Check that:
the drain hose is not sharply bent
(kinked) or placed in such a way as to
obstruct a normal water flow;
the drain filter is not clogged.
The machine vibrates or is too noisy
Check that:
the inner packing (transit security) was
correctly removed, as described in
paragraph «Unpacking»;
the machine is correctly levelled as
described in the relevant paragraph;
the washer is not too close to a wall or
to the furniture.
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Building-in
instructions
This washing machine can easily be built
_ into a kitchen unit thanks to its standard
dimensions:
Height 85 ems.
Width 60 cms.
Depth 60 cms. :
If the appliance is to be fitted under a
kitchen counter, into a suitable recess
having the dimensions shown, you
should replace the washing machine
work-top with a sheet metal panel which
is supplied as an attachment on
application.
Proceed as follows:
a) Remove the original work-top from
the appliance after unscrewing the 4
screws securing it at the back, then
push it slightly backwards and lift it
off;
b) Remove the two blocks fixing the
work-top by unscrewing screws
fastening them to the cabinet; |
c) Install the sheet metal panel and
fasten it by means of the four screws
that come with this panel;
d) You may now fit the machine into the
special recess, beign careful that the
fill and drain hoses are not bent or
kinked in such a way as to obstruct
the normal water flow, and also
make sure that wall socket remains
easily accessible. As for the
remaining regulations covering water
& electrical connection, please follow
the directions given in the operator's
manual.
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2. The issue of a cover does NOT by virtue of our having done so, nullify the exclusions.
3. The Engineer will need to check the details of your Cover card and may make a charge for
his services if it is not presented to him at the time of his call.
4. The date of purchase, or the date of initial payment (deposit) of the appliance will be
deemed the date of commencement of cover.
5. Covers issued are not refundable or transferable.
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The appliance of science
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