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DWF-5510/5511/5520/5521DWF-5510/5511/5520/5521

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ContentsContents

1. SPECIFICATIONS1. SPECIFICATIONS

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2. STRUCTURE OF THE WASHING MACHINE2. STRUCTURE OF THE WASHING MACHINE

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3. FUNCTIONS OF THE CONTROL PANEL3. FUNCTIONS OF THE CONTROL PANEL

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4. WASHING PROCEDURE AND COURSE SELECTION4. WASHING PROCEDURE AND COURSE SELECTION

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CONTROL PANEL

Power Switch

• Press this button to turn the power ON or OFF.

Water Level Selector

• This button is used to select the water level you want.

Reservation Button

• If you want to reserve the finishing time of washing, use this button.

As this button is pressed, digit in display increases by 1 hour at one press.

• If current time is 8:00 am and you expect washing will be completed around 5:00 pm, press

this nine times in order to display ‘9’.

Course Selector

• This button is used to select the washing course according to the type of wash loads.

• Either WOOL or SUIT course is adopted to your washing machine.

Program Button

• With this button, you can create new programs by combinations of process.

Temperature Selector (Optional)

• If your washer is connected to two water taps for cold water and hot water, you can select

them. Without operation, cold water would be selected automatically.

Start/Hold

• With this button, you can make your washer proceed your program, or stop temporarilly.

And you can also release the temporary stop by pressing this.

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If only spin lamp is

turned on, that means you will operate your washer for spin only.

If rinse and spin lamp are turned on, that means you will

operate your washer for rinse and spin.

If add lamp is turned on with other porcess lamps, that means the time

of the corresponding porcess will

increase by 1~2 minutes, that is, if

add is on with wash, rinse and spin, the time

of each precess will increase

by 1~2 minutes. (Wash: add 2 min., Rinse: add 1 min., Spin: add 1 min.)

step 3.

Pres

s water le

vel sele

ctor as yo

ur deci

sion.

step 4

.

Press

Start/Hold

to start.

1

Processing

the Power

Switch

2

Selecting

Water level

§

HIGH

§

MID

§

LOW

§

ADD

§

WASH

§

RINSE

§

SPIN

Wash & Rinse

& Spin

Only Spin

Add & Wash

Add & RInse

& Spin

Add & Spin

Add & Wash

& Rinse & Spin

Only Wash

Rinse & Spin

§

ADD

§

WASH

§

RINSE

§

SPIN

§

ADD

§

WASH

§

RINSE

§

SPIN

§

ADD

§

WASH

§

RINSE

§

SPIN

§

ADD

§

WASH

§

RINSE

§

SPIN

§

ADD

§

WASH

§

RINSE

§

SPIN

§

ADD

§

WASH

§

RINSE

§

SPIN

§

ADD

§

WASH

§

RINSE

§

SPIN

§

ADD

§

WASH

§

RINSE

§

SPIN

4

Pressing

the Start/Hold

Switch

End of

Washing

It is Informed

by buzzer.

3

Selecting Course

WATER

LEVEL

PROCESS

POWER

START

/ HOLD

1

Set your program as the above

procedure, remaining last step.

• Press the course selection button.

• Press the procedure selection but-

ton.

• But WOOL/SUIT course can

not

reservation.

2

Press reservation button until the

digital monitor displays the finish-

ing time you want.

3

Press Start/Hold to start.

RES.

START

/ HOLD

8

5

. D

I

REC

TI

O

N

S FO

R I

N

ST

AL

L

A

TI

O

N

AN

D U

SE

DIRECTI

ONS

The openings must not

be obstructed by carpet-

ing when the washing

machine is installed on a

carpeted floor.

§

I

n s t

a

l

l

a

t

i

o n O f

T h e

U n d e

r

B a

s e

C o v e

r

[

O

p t i o n ]

-DWF-5510/5511/5010/6011

§

H o w T o I

n s t

a

l

l

O

n A n

I

n c l

i

n e

d P

l

a

c e

¡

The place where it would be

exposed to direct sunlight.

¡

The place nearby a heater or heat

appliance.

¡

The place where it would be sup-

posed to be frozen in winter.

¡

The kitchen with coal gas and a

damp place like a bathroom.

NOTES

10Cm

Install the washer on a horizon-

tal solid floor. If the washer is

installed on an unsuitable floor,

it could make considerable

noise and vibration.

I

n s t

a

l

l

i

n g P

l

a

c e

Never install in these places

1

Before installing your

washer, remove the

pad from the bottom

of the cabinet. Then,

separate under cover

from rear side of cab-

inet by unscrewing

and insert it into the

base.

2

Push the under-base

cover into the end, which

decrease the noise made

by this washer.

2

Check the Horizon

Status

Check the position of tub above

the center of the washer.

1

Horizon

Setting

After controlling the height

by turning the adjustable

leg, let the washer put

down to the ground.

Keep the machine body more

than 25cm apart from the wall

surface.

It will

make easy

clean-

ing the drain filter which is

equipped at the back side of it.

And if it comes into contract

vibration may occur.

SCREW

1

There is under-base

cover in the tub of the

washer. Put out and

draw it in its proper

site. (See picture)

2

Push the under-base

cover into the end, which

decrease the noise made

by this washer.

-DWF-5520/5521/6020/6021

11

6

.

FE

A

TURE AN

D

TE

CHN

IC

AL

E

XP

L

AN

A

TI

O

N

EXPLAN

ATIO

N

WASH

DRAIN

SPIN

FILL

RINSE

1

DRAIN

SPIN

FILL

RINSE

2

DRAIN

•••

MOTOR C.W

SINGAL C.C.W

T

I

M

E

(

S

E

C

.

)

0

.

4

0

.

4

0

.

4

0

.

4

0

.

4

0

.

4

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

40 SEC.

(About 25 T

imes)

* When the water level is “HIGH”

F

e

a

t

u r

e o f

t

h e W

a

s h i

n g M a

c h

i

n e

1

The first air bubble washing system in the world.

2

Quiet washing through the innovational low-noise design.

3

The wash effectiveness is much more enhanced because of the air bubble washing system.

4

The laundry detergent dissolves well in water because of the air bubble washing system.

5

The adoption of the water currents to adjust the unbalanced load.

6

One-touch operation system.

W

a

t

e

r

C u r

r

e

n t

t

o A d

j

u s t

t

h e

U n b

a

l

a

n c e

d L

o a

d

It is a function to prevent eccentricity of the clothes after wash by rotating pulsator C.W and C.C.W for 35

seconds.(But, the SUIT course have no operation of the water currents to adjust the unbalnced load.)

EFFECT

It reduces vibration and noise effectively while spinning.

WATER FLOW

A u t

o m

a

t

i

c

W

a

t

e

r

S

u p p

l

y S

y

s t

e

m

F

o r

B l

a

n k

e

t

W

a

s h

The water level would be lowered because the blanket absorbs water at the beginning of washing. Therefore, after

60 seconds, the operation is interrupted to check the water level, and then the water is supplied again until the select-

ed water level is reached.

12

EXPLAN

ATIO

N

FUNCTIONAL PRINCIPLE

1

The micom can remember the time from the begining of drain to reset point when the pressure switch reaches to

“OFF” point

2

In case of continuous draining, residual drain time is determined by micom.

Draining time as a whole = D + 30

Residual drain time.

The time remembered by micom.

Asymmetrically designed pulsator

makes the cyclone water flow, which get

rid of the washing dead zone to

increase the washing effect and reduce

the entanglement of laundry.

Draining

G

o

o

d

d

r

a

i

n

i

n

g

T

h

e

w

a

s

h

e

r

b

e

g

i

n

s

s

p

i

n

p

r

o

c

e

s

s

a

f

t

e

r

d

r

a

i

n

a

g

e

.

condition

B

a

d

d

r

a

i

n

i

n

g

D

r

a

i

n

i

n

i

g

t

i

m

e

i

s

p

r

o

l

o

n

g

e

d

.

No

draining

Program

is

stopped

and

gives

the

alarm.

D

r

a

i

n

T

i

m

e

M

o

v

e

m

e

n

t

o

f

t

h

e

P

r

o

g

r

a

m

Less than

Continue draining

10 minutes

More than

Program

stops

and

gives

the

alarm

with

blinked

on

display

lamp.

10 minutes

P

u l

s a

t

o r

S

y

s t

e

m

When the pulsator is rotated C.W or C.C.W at a high speed, it makes the cyclone water flow from the asymmetrically

designed pulsator as shown below.

A u t

o m

a

t

i

c

D r

a

i

n n

i

n g t

i

m

e

A d j

u s t

m

e

n t

This system adjusts the draining time automatically according to the draining condition.

13

EXPLAN

AT

ION

This is the device to dispense the softener automatically by centrifugal force.

This is installed inside the auto-balancer.

FUNCTIONAL PRINCIPLE

1

Softener stays in room (A) when poured into softener inlet.

2

Softener moves from (A) to (B) by centrifugal force during intermittent spin process.

3

Softener flows from (B) to (C) during rinse process next to intermittent spin.

4

Softener moves from (C) to (D) by centrigfugal force during second intermittent spin.

After spin process is finished, the softener is added into the tub through softener outlet.

FLOW OF THE SOFTENER

FLOW OF THE SOFTENER INSIDE OF THE BALANCER

HOW TO CHECK MOVEMENT

Pour a reasonable amount of “MILK” into softener dis-

penser and operate the washer with no load. In final

rinse cycle, make sure that the milk is added into the

tub through softener outlet.

A

B

C

D

W

a

s

h

I

n

t

e

r

m

i

t

t

e

n

t

H

o

l

d

I

n

t

e

r

m

i

t

t

e

n

t

R

i

n

s

e

S

p

i

n

S

p

i

n

S

p

i

n

N

o

r

m

a

l

C

e

n

t

r

i

f

u

g

a

l

F

l

o

w

i

n

C

e

n

t

r

i

f

u

g

a

l

F

l

o

w

i

n

f

o

r

c

e

f

o

r

c

e

C

o

u

r

s

e

(

A

)

(

B

)

(

C

)

(

D

)

A

B

C

D

Room inside

the balancer

Centrifugal force

Flowing by weight

Balancer

Softener

outlet

Softener inlet

S

o f

t

e

n e r

D i

s p

e

n s e

r

Softener moves into the next room when r.p.m of the tub is more than 100 r.p.m.

NOTES