Hoover HNT6414 Manual

Introductión

Read this manual carefully as it offers practical

advice to help you get the most from your washing

machine.

This «Instruction and Installation Manual»

contains everything you need to know about the

everyday running of your machine.

Please refer to this manual for installation and

maintenance instructions. The manual also

contains information about possible working

problems, advice about sorting clothes for

washing, an explanation of label symbols and hints

about how to remove stubborn stains.

1.- CONTROL PANEL 2.- LID 3.- DRUM

4.- DETERGENT DISPENSER 5.- PLINHTT PANEL

6.- FILTER

Table of contents

page

Safety measures 3

Setting up - Installation 5

Guarantee 6

Preparing the wash. Opening/ closing the drum 7

Detergent load 8

Electronically-controlled variable load- Fuzzy Logic 8

Specific programmes 9

General recommendations 10

Troubleshooting 12

Washing hints 13

Safety measures

This appliance meets the European Directives

2004/108/EC, 2006/95/EC which have been substituted

respectively by 89/336/EEC, 73/23/EEC and subsequent

modifications thereof.

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.

Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play

with the appliance.

ATTENTION: FOR ALL CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

WORK

• Remove the plug.

• Turn off the water inlet tap after each wash.

• The manufacturer fits all the machines with an earth

connection.

Ensure that the electrical installation has an earth connection

and that it is connected; if not, call a qualified Service Center.

The earth connection is essential for user safety as it elimi-

nates the risk of electrical discharge.

• Power sockets should be in easily accessible places so that

the washing machine can be unplugged in case of any

problems.

• If the electric cable is damaged replace with an original set

(cable and plug) supplied by the manufacturer or official after-

sales service.

note:

In the event that it is necessary to replace the power cable,

make sure that you comply with the following colour-code chart

during the wiring:

blue neutral

brown phase

Yellow-green earth

The manufacturer accepts no responsibility for any

damage to people or things resulting from the failure to

comply with the appliance’s installation and safety

regulations.

• Do not touch the appliance with wet hands or feet.

• Do not use the appliance when bare-footed.

• Use extension cords only with extreme care.

• Do not use adapters or multiple plugs.

• Do not allow the appliance to be used by children or the infirm

without due supervision.

• Do not pull on the power cord or the appliance itself to remove

the plug from the socket.

• Do not leave the appliance outdoors or exposed to the

atmospheric elements (rain, sun, etc.).

• Do not cover the appliance with cloth or plastic while it is

working.

• Do not install the appliance in damp places or anywhere

where it could be sprayed by the shower.

• Do not install the appliance on a surface which obstructs the

space between the floor and the base of the machine.

• Keep all packaging out of the reach of children as it could

constitute a health hazard.

ATTENTION:

DURING A WASH CYCLE THE WATER

CAN REACH TEMPERATURES OF 90ºC.

Setting up - Installation

• Unpack the appliance.

• Remove the 4 screws (A) from

both clamps and the 4

screws (B).

• Replace the 4 screws (A) and

fit the trims provided (D).

If your model offers this function:

Position the protection sheet as shown in the

diagram.

1.- Washing machine with wheel trolley.

2.- Washing machine without wheel trolley.

ATTENTION: DO NOT TURN THE TAP ON

• The washing machine should be connected to the

water mains via the new tube supplied with the

appliance (inside the drum). Do not use the old tube for

this purpose.

• Connect one end of the water inlet pipe with the elbow

bend to the electrovalve (top rear part of the machine)

and the other end to a tap or a plumbed-in 3/4" gas

threaded connection.

• Place the washing machine close to the wall, ensuring

that there are no bends or kinks anywhere in the tube.

Hook the outlet pipe to the edge of the sink or preferably

to a fixed drainage outlet of a diameter greater than that

of the outlet pipe and at a height of min. 50 cm. and a

maximum of 75 cm. from the floor.

If necessary, use the curved accessory to attach and

support the outlet pipe more securely.

If your model offers this function:

• To move the washing machine easily, turn the trolley

lever to the right. Once you have finished moving the

machine, return the lever to its original position.

• Level the machine by adjusting the front feet.

a) Turn the nut clockwise to release the screw on the

foot.

b) Raise or lower the foot by rotating it until it stands

firmly on the floor.

c) Lock the foot in position by turning the nut

anticlockwise until it comes up against the bottom of the

washing machine.

Check that the appliance is properly levelled.

Check that the washing machine does not rock by trying

to move two diagonally opposite top corners at the

same time.

• If you move the washing machine from one place to

another, you must level the feet again afterwards.

• Connect the machine.

Guarantee

The appliance is accompanied by a Guarantee

Certificate.

Complete part A and keep it. It must be presented

to the Technical Assistance Centre in the event of

a repair being necessary, along with the legal

receipt issued by the dealer on purchase.

Preparing the wash. Opening/ closing the drum

ATTENTION:

IT IS IMPORTANT TO MAKE SURE THAT THE

DRUM IS CAREFULLY OPENED AND CLOSED,

OTHERWISE THE MACHINE OR LAUNDRY

COULD GET DAMAGED.

ENSURE THAT THE DOORS FIT TOGETHER

PERFECTLY AND ARE PROPERLY CLOSED.

Open the washing machine lid.

Open the drum by pressing the white button with

one hand while pressing down on the opposite door

with the other.

Place clothes in the drum one item at a time, and

without squashing. Do not exceed the load limits

recommended in the “programme table”. An

overloaded washing machine will not wash properly,

and will leave clothing wrinkled.

To close the drum, place the doors so that the one

with the white button is below the other and they fit

together perfectly.

Detergent load

I II

Maximum

pre-wash and main wash

washing powder

recommended

Maximum

Main wash

washing liquid

Maximum

bleach and scenting agent

The detergent dispenser is divided into 4 compartments:

.- Compartment I is for the pre-wash detergent.

.- Compartment II is for the main wash detergent.

.- The compartment is for bleach.

.- The compartment is for fabric conditioners, scenting agents and special additives such as starch,

blueing, etc.

The detergent dispenser has two reference marks:

.- Recommended (lower reference mark). This indicates the recommended level for the pre-wash and

main wash compartments.

.- Max. This indicates the maximum level, which should never be exceeded.

Important:

- We recommend not using bleach for programs with a prewash cycle.

- Do not use liquid detergent for programs with a prewash cycle and/or timed start.

Electronically- controlled Variable Load – Fuzzy Logic

This machine has electronics that automatically process all stages of the wash to ensure exceptional

results and at the same time save you time and money.

Once a programme has been selected, the machine optimises the following elements depending on

the wash load and type of fabric:

- quantity of water and power consumption

- wash time

- rinse efficiency

The washing machine also:

- detects suds and increases the amount of rinse water if necessary

- adjusts spin speed according to load distribution, thus forestalling any imbalance in the mechanism.

Specific / special programmes

SPECIAL RINSE PROGRAMME

Programme runs 3 rinses with spins at 800 rpm (this speed may be reduced or spin

cancelled using the appropriate button). It works for all fabrics and can be used, e.g. after

garments are hand washed.

SPECIAL HIGH-SPEED SPIN PROGRAMME

Programme runs a spin at the speed indicated in the programme table.

EMPTY ONLY

Programme empties the water from the machine.

HAND WASH

The washing machine also has a delicate washing cycle called "hand wash". The

programme runs a complete wash cycle for garments intended to be hand washed. It

washes at no more than 30 ºC and finishes with three rinses and a delicate spin.

SPORTSWEAR

The machine has an exclusive programme for sportswear. It is intended for mixed

sportswear which should not be washed with high-temperature programmes.

It begins with a cold pre-wash to soften and eliminate the worst of the dirt, then runs a 30

ºC wash, a rinse and a delicate spin to ensure maximum care for delicate, heavily soiled

garments.

CLASS AA

Optimum wash performance can be obtained at 40 ºC with Class A power consumption.

CLASS A

It is possible to obtain an optimum wash performance with a maximum load of 3 kg at a

temperature of 60 degrees C with a considerable reduction in time.

MIX

WASH

MIX & WASH

The MIX & WASH programme allows different types of fabric to be washed at the same

time.

- new coloured garments must be washed separately the first time.

- never mix non-fast coloureds.

EXPRESS PROGRAMMES

EXPRESS 44´ MINUTE EXPRESS PROGRAMME

29´ MINUTE EXPRESS PROGRAMME

32´ MINUTE EXPRESS PROGRAMME

These programmes run a complete wash cycle at 40/50 ºC for up to 3.5 kg of washing in

44/32 or 29 minutes.

REMARKS

1. For heavily soiled washing we recommend loads of no more than 3 kg.

2. Bleach can be added via dispenser ( ) for the WHITE 90ºand FAST COLOUR

60º COTTONS programmes.

The machine is designed to apply fabric softener automatically in the last rinse of

all wash cycles.

General recommendations

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE OF THE MACHINE

Do not use abrasives, spirits or solvents when cleaning the exterior of the washing machine. It is sufficient

to use a damp cloth.

The washing machine requires very little maintenance.

• Drying the rubber seal of the drum.

• Cleaning the dispenser and its compartments.

• Cleaning the filter.

• Cleaning prior to removals or when the machine is to stand idle for long periods.

To help conserve the washing machine, dry the rubber seal and leave the door open when the

cycle ends.

CLEANING THE FILTER

The washing machine comes with a special filter, located behind the machine’s front plinth panel, that

collects larger objects (coins, buttons, etc.) which could even block the pump.

It is advisable to clean the filter whenever the machine fails to rinse the clothes as well as it should

or when it fails to drain properly.

When it is necessary to clean the filter, proceed as follows:

• Use a basin to collect the water coming out.

• Remove the filter and clean it.

• Once the filter is clean, replace it by following the above-

mentioned pro in reverse.

CLEANING THE DETERGENT DISPENSER AND ITS COMPARTMENTS

I II

.- It is advisable to clean the four compartments of the

detergent dispenser (pre-wash, wash, bleach and fabric

conditioner) from time to time. To do this, remove the detergent

dispenser and after cleaning it, fit it back in place.

To remove and fit the detergent dispenser, follow the steps

indicated in the images.

removing

.- Press button A

.-Hold down the button and turn the detergent dispenser

outwards

.- Remove the dispenser and clean it

.- In the case of the pre-wash (I) and wash (II) compartments,

it is advisable to remove any dried-in remains of detergent

which obstruct the flow of the detergent to the drum.

.- In the case of the bleach and fabric conditioner

compartments, the two traps (S) located at the rear part of the

dispenser should be removed by pulling them out.

Remove any solid residue which could block the holes in the

compartments.

fitting

.- Fit in the tabs as shown

.- Turn the detergent dispenser towards the housing (C) in the

door until the tab clicks into place.

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