Maintenance And Cleaning; Cleaning The Detergent Drawer; Cleaning The Water Intake Filters - Beko WMB 91442 LA Handbuch

5 Maintenance and cleaning

Service life of the product extends and frequently
faced problems decrease if cleaned at regular
intervals.

Cleaning the detergent drawer

Clean the detergent drawer at regular intervals (every
4-5 washing cycles) as shown below in order to
prevent accumulation of powder detergent in time.
Press the dotted point on the siphon in the softener
compartment and pull towards you until the
compartment is removed from the machine.
If more than normal amount of water and
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softener mixture starts to gather in the softener
compartment, the siphon must be cleaned.
Wash the detergent drawer and the siphon with plenty
of lukewarm water in a washbasin. Wear protective
gloves or use an appropriate brush to avoid touching
of the residues in the drawer with your skin when
cleaning. Insert the drawer back into its place after
cleaning and make sure that it is seated well.

Cleaning the water intake filters

There is a filter at the end of each water intake valve
at the rear of the machine and also at the end of each
water intake hose where they are connected to the
tap. These filters prevent foreign substances and dirt in
the water to enter the washing machine. Filters should
be cleaned as they do get dirty.
Close the taps. Remove the nuts of the water intake
hoses to access the filters on the water intake valves.
Clean them with an appropriate brush. If the filters are
too dirty, take them out by means of pliers and clean
them. Take out the filters on the flat ends of the water
intake hoses together with the gaskets and clean
thoroughly under running water. Replace the gaskets
and filters carefully in their places and tighten the hose
nuts by hand.
Draining remaining water and
cleaning the pump filter
The filter system in your machine prevents solid items
such as buttons, coins and fabric fibers clogging the
pump impeller during discharge of washing water.
Thus, the water will be discharged without any
problem and the service life of the pump will extend.
If the machine fails to drain water, the pump filter
is clogged. Filter must be cleaned whenever it is
clogged or in every 3 months. Water must be drained
off first to clean the pump filter.
In addition, prior to transporting the machine (eg.,
when moving to another house) and in case of
freezing of the water, water may have to be drained
completely.
Foreign substances left in the pump filter may
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damage your machine or may cause noise
problem.
In order to clean the dirty filter and discharge the
water:
Unplug the machine to cut off the supply power.
Temperature of the water inside the machine may
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rise up to 90 ºC. To avoid burning risk, filter must
be cleaned after the water in the machine cools
down.
Open the filter cap.
If the filter cap is composed of two pieces, press
the tab on the filter cap downwards and pull the
piece out towards yourself.
If the filter cap is one piece, pull the cap from both
sides at the top to open.
You can remove the filter cover by slightly
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pushing downwards with a thin plastic tipped
tool, through the gap above the filter cover. Do
not use metal tipped tools to remove the cover.
Some of our products have emergency draining hose
and some does not have. Follow the steps below to
discharge the water.
Discharging the water when the product has an
emergency draining hose:
Pull the emergency draining hose out from its seat
Place a large container at the end of the hose. Drain
the water into the container by pulling out the plug at
the end of the hose. When the container is full, block
the inlet of the hose by replacing the plug. After the
container is emptied, repeat the above procedure
to drain the water in the machine completely. When
draining of water is finished, close the end by the plug
again and fix the hose in its place. Turn the pump filter
to take it out.
Discharging the water when the product does not
have an emergency draining hose:
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