Hotpoint FEW10 User manual

INSTRUCTIONS on INSTALLATION & USE for the FIRST EDITION RANGE

FEW14, FEW12, FEW10

Hotpoint recommends, for your own safety and to ensure you get the best possible results from your

Washing Machine, you read through this booklet and follow these steps thoroughly.

Choose a location for your washing

machine where possible on a solid floor,

with the electrical sockets and water

supply tap easily accessible.

Allow sufficient space: 600mm width,

600m depth and 900mm height.

DO NOT install in a bath or shower

room.

Read the rest of these instructions to get the best from your appliance, remember to fill in your guarantee registration.

Keep this Book in a safe place for quick reference.

STEP 1

A wash chart is provided to help you to

select your required programme.

Examples given for the maximum washing load

weight for different fabric types.

STEP 4

WARNING: This appliance must be earthed.

Electrical Guide

Programme Selector Dial

Read through this section to familiarise

yourself with the different

compartments within the dispenser

drawer.

STEP 3 Dispenser Drawer

NOTE: Always follow manufacturer’s dosage

recommendations.

All available optional wash features are

explained within this section - These

allow you to adjust your selected wash

programme to suit your needs.

STEP 6 Options Guide

How to start your selected programme

and how to stop or change the

programme if so required.

STEP 5 Using your Machine

NOTE: Progress indicator lights show what stage in

the programme cycle has been reached.

STEP 8 Troubleshooting

A picture guide provides a clear

explanation how to set a wash

programme.

DO NOT overload the washing machine.

STEP 7 A Typical Wash Programme

NOTE: Hotpoint recommend, on completion of

your programme, that you switch off both the

electricity and water supply to the appliance.

Please refer to the Troubleshooting

section if you have any problems when

using your washing machine.

There may be nothing wrong!

NOTE: In addition to the temperature of the

incoming water, the selection of optional wash

features will affect the programme times.

READ BEFORE

CONTACTING

SERVICE!

Dispose of packaging material in a safe

place and remove any labels.

Please read instructions thoroughly to

ensure you understand each stage

before you begin.

Remember you may be charged for a service call if a

problem with your washing machine is caused by

incorrect installation or misuse.

STEP 2 Installation Guide

Getting to Know your Appliance

Plumbing Indicator Line label

Cold Water inlet point and attached

Fill Hose (Blue connector)

Control Panel

Interlocking door

and release lever

Rating Plate

Mains Cable

Drainage Hose

Hooked End Support

Dispenser Drawer

Front Adjustable Feet

Back Feet

Cleaning the Exterior:

Use a damp cloth or silicon polish to clean the exterior surfaces of the

appliance.

Cleaning the Door Bowl:

Clean the internal surface of the door bowl regularly with a soft cloth.

A build up of soap powder and water hardness residue may result in

water leaking from the door.

Cleaning the Dispenser Drawer & Compartments:

It is advisable to clean the dispenser drawer regularly:

1Pull the drawer out until it reaches its stop.

2Press the drawer release latch

down to remove the dispenser

drawer.

4Relocate the dispenser drawer and push it

firmly back into place.

Clean and dry the

dispenser drawer,

syphons, grate and

fabric conditioner exit

channel (A).

Also, regularly clean the

outlet pipe area (B).

●Do not try to clean any

part of the dispenser

drawer while the machine

is working.

WARNINGS:

●Do not clean any part of the

machine with abrasive cleaners,

scouring agents, acids, any

bleaches or metal polish, as

they may cause damage.

Key Contacts

After Sales Service

Over 1100 trained specialists, directly employed by us, ensure that you can have complete confidence in both the appliances and

services we offer.

Extended Warranties

UK: 08709 088 088

Monday to Sunday, 8am to 8pm

www.hotpointservice.co.uk

Republic of Ireland: 1850 502 200

Genuine Parts and Accessories

UK: 08709 077 077

Monday to Friday, 8.30am to 5pm

Saturday, 8.30am to 12 noon

www.hotpointservice.co.uk

Republic of Ireland: (01) 842 6836

Repair Service and Information Desk

UK: 08709 066 066

Monday to Friday, 8am to 7.30pm

Saturday, 8.30am to 5.30pm

Sunday, 9.30am to 3.30pm

www.hotpointservice.co.uk

Republic of Ireland: 1850 302 200

Note: Our operators will require the following information:

The Model number (which can be found on

the control panel)

The Serial number (which can be found on the

inner door trim)

Two Transit Fixings (!BOTH must be

removed before you use your machine).

Electricity Supply

WARNING: The appliance must be earthed.

CE marking certifies that this appliance conforms to the following

EEC directives:

Low Voltage Equipment - 72/23/EEC & 93/68/EEC

Electromagnetic Compatibility - 89/336/EEC, 92/31/EEC & 93/68/EEC

Fuses

Your appliance comes fitted with a plug and a 13 amp (13A) fuse. If

you need to replace the fuse, use only those rated at 13 amp (13A)

and ASTA approved to BS1362.To change the fuse lift the holder to

vertical position and lift the fuse out. To replace the fuse, insert the

fuse and push fuse holder down into the locked position. Correct

replacement is identified by colour coding or the marking on base of

plug.

WARNING: Do not use the plug unless the fuse holder is in the locked

position and the top cover firmly replaced.

Changing the Mains Lead

If you have damaged the existing lead and need a new one, contact

Hotpoint Service UK on: 08709 066 066 or

www.theservicecentre.co.uk (or in the Republic of Ireland on: 1850

302 200). A charge will be made.

We strongly advise that fitting a new lead is carried out by a qualified

electrician.

Seek professional advice if you need to use an extension lead.

Changing the Plug

If you need to change your plug, if it does not fit your socket: isolate

the machine from the mains supply. Cut off the supplied plug and

safely dispose of the discarded plug. DO NOT plug into any other

socket.

NOTE: If you change the plug, the colour of wires in the mains lead

may not match the colour of the markings which show the different

terminals in the plug.You must wire it as shown below:

Green and yellow (Earth)

wire to terminal marked ‘E’,

symbol , or coloured

green and yellow.

Blue (Neutral) wire to

terminal marked ‘N’ or

coloured black.

13A ASTA approved fuse to

BS1362.

Brown (Live) wire to terminal

marked ‘L’ or coloured red.

4LEVEL?...

NOTE: A

MOVE T

ALONG

WHIC

YOU

HOOK

LEVEL T

(*see Ge

YOUR MACHINE WILL BE NOISY IF THE TWO FRONT

ADJUSTED SO THE MACHINE STANDS FIRM AND LE

STEP 1 STEP 2

TECHNICAL DETAILS

Models

Dimensions

Capacity

Electric

Connections

Spin Speed

Control

programmes

according to

IEC456

directive

FEW14

FEW12

FEW10

59.5cm wide

85cm high

60cm deep

from 1 to 5.5kg

voltage 220/240 Volts 50Hz

maximum absorbed power:

1700W-2100W

up to 1400rpm - FEW14

up to 1200rpm - FEW12

up to 1000rpm - FEW10

programme D

temperature 60˚C

run with a 5.5kg load

When adjusting the feet, use a spirit level to check the machi

side to side and from front to back.

- Move your machine into its

(take care not to trap or kink

- Turn one or both front feet a

hand, until the feet cannot b

- The spring on each foot will

loose.

If it is placed on a fitted carpet, adjust the feet to ensure t

ventilation beneath the washing machine.

Installation

3DRAINAGE SYSTEM... we recommend one of the following:

NOTE: ALTHOUGH YOU MAY NEED TO

MOVE THE HOOKED END SUPPORT

ALONG THE GREY DRAINAGE HOSE,

DO NOTREMOVE IT.

WHICHEVER DRAINAGE METHOD

YOU USE, MAKE SURE THAT THE

HOOKED END SUPPORT IS FIXED

LEVEL TO, OR ABOVE THE ‘PLUMBING

INDICATOR LINE’*

(*see Getting to Know your Appliance)

O FRONT FEET ARE NOT

AND LEVEL.

1REMOVE TWO TRANSIT FIXINGS... Follow these instructions to remove the TWO transit fixings.

IMPORTANT:

Situated, one either

side of the rear panel,

BOTH transit bolts

(complete with

spacers) MUST be

removed before use...

Failure to do so may

cause damage to

your machine!

STANDPIPE METHOD UNDER SINK METHOD

Attach the GREY

drainage hose to the

under sink drainage

unit securely, using a

hose clip.

Fix the hooked

end support at

a minimum

800mm from

the floor.

cut off the blocked

end of the under sink

drainage unit.

6READY...

TO CHECK ALL PARTS O

CLEAN THE INSIDE OF Y

RUN PROGRAMME ‘C’

(

5CONNECT TO THE POWER SUPPLY...

PLUG YOUR MACHINE INTO AN ELECTRICAL SOCKET WHICH IS

EASILY ACCESSIBLE. SWITCH ON.

NOTE: Hotpoint recommend

extension leads are not used.

Move your machine into position,

take care not to trap or kink the

hoses.

WITH

THIS WILL TAKE APPR

.............................

Standpipe height:

minimum 500mm

from the floor.

Insert drainage hose

approximately 100mm

into the standpipe.

✗

It is important the transit

bolt and spacer come out

intact (see pic).

! Repeat steps to remove

the second transit bolt.

Unscrew the

bolt using a

13mm spanner.

STOP when 3

threads can be

seen.

Hold, slide

sideways and

pull to remove.

For safety,insert

one of the

plastic covers

(supplied with

your machine)

over the hole.

800mm

from floor

Hooked End Support

k the machine stands level... from

ine into its final location

trap or kink the hoses.

front feet anti-clockwise by

et cannot be turned any more.

ch foot will stop them coming

to ensure that there is adequate

2CONNECT TO THE COLD

WATER SUPPLY...

The Dispenser Drawer

STEP 3

Index:

1. Drawer release latch

2. Pre-wash detergent compartment

Maximum 200ml powder or

100ml liquid

3. Main detergent compartment

Maximum 400ml powder or

200ml liquid

4. Grate

5. Fabric conditioner compartment

120ml maximum

PLEASE USE THE NEW HOSE SUPPLIED, FITTED

TO THE MACHINE.

Old hoses may

cause leaks due to

worn out washers.

Check the cold

water supply is

running freely...

Connect fill hose (Blue

connector) to the cold

water supply tap.

TURN COLD WATER

SUPPLY TAP ON...

DO NOT REMOVE!

to the

nage

sing a

...

PARTS OF THE INSTALLATION AND TO THOROUGHLY

SIDE OF YOUR MACHINE:

MME ‘C’ (refer to ‘Programme Selector Dial’, STEP 4).

WITHOUT ANY LAUNDRY

WITHOUT ANY DETERGENT

and

KE APPROXIMATELY 2hours 30minutes TO COMPLETE

✗

WARNING:

●Do not put any items into

the drawer, other than

detergents designed to be

released from the drawer, as

they may cause damage or

blockage.

Adding Fabric Conditioner

Dispensing Powder Detergent

Dispensing Liquid Detergent

To achieve the best wash results the manufacturer’s

recommended amount of detergent should be measured

and added to the main detergent compartment (II symbol)

(max. 400ml).

Pour the recommended amount of fabric conditioner into the

compartment (flower symbol).

Do not exceed the maximum fill line.

Pre-wash Programmes A and B

When selecting programmes A or B add detergent to both the pre-wash

compartment (Isymbol) and the main wash compartment (II symbol).

DO NOT use in drum dosing devices with Pre-wash programmes A and B.

We recommend the use of a detergent dosing ball, as provided by your

detergent manufacturer.

Programme Selector Dial

IMPORTANT INFORMATION: The temperature of the incoming water supply and selection of any Optional Wash Feature, ie. Energy

Save, will affect the programme times*. Turn the programme selector dial from ‘OFF’ to the programme you need...

NOTE:

When the programme

has finished, return

the programme

selector dial to the

‘OFF’ position.

WEIGHT OF

WASH LOAD

Two examples of

maximum wash loads

for different types of

fabric:

2 Bath Towels

5 Shirts

6 Blouses

1 Pair of Pyjamas

4 Items of

Underwear

COTTON

= 5.5kg

2 Children’s Dresses

4 Shirts

4 Blouses

1 Pair of Pyjamas

4 Items of

Underwear

SYNTHETIC

= 3kg

Wash Fabric Temp. Max. Approximate Spin

label ˚C dry load programme time* speed

White Cotton, Heavy soil 95 5.5kg Fast

Cotton, Heavy soil 40 5.5kg Fast

White Cotton & Linen 2 hours 20minutes -

without special finishes. 95 5.5kg 2 hours 30minutes Fast

Colourfast cotton, linen or

viscose without special 60 5.5kg 2 hours 5minutes - Fast

finishes 2 hours 15minutes

Non-colourfast cotton, 1 hour 40minutes -

linen or viscose 40 5.5kg 1 hour 55minutes Fast

Synthetics

coloured nylon, polyester,

acrylic and cotton mixtures,

cotton or viscose with special

finishes, coloured polyester 1 hour 5minutes -

and cotton mixtures 50 3kg 1 hour 15 minutes Slow

Acrylics

acrylics and tri-acetate blends

of these fabrics with wool,

polyester and wool blends 40 3kg 40 - 50minutes Slow

Wool

Shrink resistant machine 1 hour 15minutes -

washable wool, woollen 40 1.5kg 1 hour 25minutes Fast

blankets.

Wool mixtures with cotton 1 hour 15minutes -

or rayon. 40 2.5kg 1 hour 25minutes Fast

Silk 55minutes -

Printed acetate 30 3kg 1 hour 5minutes Slow

Quick Wash

for freshening up lightly 35 1kg 35 - 45minutes Slow

soiled items.

Warning: not for woollen,

silk or delicate items.

Cold wash 55minutes -

cold fill only, no heating action. 25 3kg 1 hour 5minutes Slow

Rinse and Fast Spin - Cotton 5.5kg 30minutes Fast

Rinse and Slow Spin - Delicates 3kg 30minutes Slow

Fast Spin - Cotton 5.5kg 15minutes Fast

Slow Spin - Delicates 3kg 15minutes Slow

STEP 4

Automatic Pre-wash and Wash Programmes

Rinse and Spin Programmes

Spin only Programmes

Wash Programmes

1 hour 40minutes -

1 hour 50minutes

2 hours 30minutes -

2 hours 40minutes

Using your Machine

STEP 5

On-Off / Selecting a programme...

To pause a programme...

NOTE:

Progress indicator lights...

OFF position

Programme Active indicator light Door Locked indicator light

‘START/Hold To Reset

button

Programme selector dial

Option buttons

Programme End light

The machine is switched on, by turning the programme selector dial away from the ‘OFF’ position to your selected programme.

To start the programme press and release the ‘START/HOLD TO RESET’ button.

NOTE: When the programme has finished, return the programme selector dial to the ‘OFF’ position.

To pause a programme hold the ‘START/HOLD TO RESET’ button for two seconds until the ‘PROG.END’ indicator light flashes.

To continue, press the ‘START/HOLD TO RESET’ button once more.

To change a programme...

If you want to change a programme hold the ‘START/HOLD TO RESET’ button for two seconds until the ‘PROG.END’ indicator light

flashes.

You can then change the programme. Then press the ‘START/HOLD TO RESET’ button once more.

If you turn the programme selector dial during a programme, the ‘ACTIVE’ indicator light will flash to show that the programme

running is not that shown on the dial. Turn the dial to the original programme to stop the flashing.

The flashing will automatically stop when the programme enters the rinse phase.

●

The ‘ACTIVE’ indicator light will come on as soon as the

selected programme has started. This light will remain lit

throughout the programme and will go out when the

programme has finished.

●

The ‘PROG.END’ indicator light will come on after the

selected programme has finished. This light will remain lit

until you return the programme selector dial to its ‘OFF’

position, or start another programme.

Door Locked indicator light...

●

The ‘DOOR LOCKED’ indicator light will come on two

seconds after you press the ‘START/HOLD TO RESET’ button

and will stay lit throughout the programme. A short time

after the programme has finished the indicator light will go

out and you can then open the door.

●

Selected programmes will not start if the door is not closed

properly, the ‘DOOR LOCKED’ indicator light will flash to

show this. Push the door shut until you hear the catch click.

WARNINGS:

●In the unlikely

event of something

not working, see

‘Troubleshooting’

STEP 8.

Options

STEP 6

Button Selection:

To select an option, press the button and you will see a light come on above the button.

Press again to cancel, and the light will go out.

You cannot alter the options once the machine is running.

Energy Save... use this option to...

Save money and time on lightly soiled loads.

●This is not available with Quick Wash, Rinse and Spin or Spin

only programmes.

Rinse Hold... use this option to...

Help reduce the creasing of delicate or synthetic fabrics by

holding clothes in the final rinse water.

The ‘Rinse Hold’ option light will flash to indicate that the

programme is holding the clothes in the final rinse water.

Complete the final spin by pressing the ‘RINSE HOLD’button

when the light is flashing..

●This is not available with Wool or Spin only programmes.

Super Rinse... use this option for...

Large wash loads and items for young children or people with

sensitive skin.

This option increases the water level of the first two rinses.

●This is not available with Cold Wash, Rinse and Spin or Spin

only programmes.

NOTE: Remember to cancel buttons after use!

Automatic Features...

Auto half load

Auto half load saves you time and money when washing smaller loads.

Water levels are automatically adjusted to cater for the different loads.

Unbalanced load warning

Your machine has an inbuilt feature to prevent it spinning with an unbalanced load. This will minimise excessive vibration and

prolong the life of the machine. Before each spin the machine ‘senses’ the load within the drum and if the machine considers the

load to be unbalanced, it will not automatically spin. Instead the machine will try to redistribute the load to achieve balance by

tumbling backwards and forwards. If it is unable to balance the load after the fifth attempt the machine will abort the spin process

and the load will still be wet at the end of the programme.

If this safety feature is encountered you can spin the load after first opening the door, redistributing the load and selecting a fast or

slow, spin only programme. In the case of small loads or single items you may try adding some extra items of a comparable size to

help balance the load.

When all selections

have been made press

the ‘START/HOLD TO

RESET’ button.

The ‘PROG.END’ light

will go out and the

‘ACTIVE’ light will

illuminate to indicate

the start of a programme. After a short time

the ‘DOOR LOCKED’ indicator light will

illuminate.

To cancel a programme once the machine

has started, press and hold the ‘START/HOLD

TO RESET’button for two seconds, until the

‘PROG.END’ light flashes.

You can then make a new selection. Press

the ‘START/HOLD TO RESET’ button again to

carry on.

A Typical Wash Programme

Turn the programme

selector dial from the

‘OFF’ position to the

programme required

(see STEP 4).

The ‘PROG.END’ light

will illuminate to

indicate that the

machine has power.

Sort laundry into

groups by washcare

labels.

Load the machine,

making sure that the

laundry is not

trapped in the door.

Close the door by

pushing it until it

clicks.

Select any optional

wash feature(s) that

you may require by

pressing the

appropriate button(s)

(see STEP 6) indicator

lights will show what

you have chosen.

During the wash, the

‘ACTIVE’ and ‘DOOR

LOCKED’ indicator

light will remain lit.

When the pro-

gramme has

finished the

‘PROG.END’ and

‘DOOR LOCKED’

indicator lights

will remain lit.

After a short time the ‘DOOR LOCKED’

indicator light will go out. You can

then open the door.

To switch the machine off, return the

programme selector dial to the ‘OFF’

position.

The ‘PROG.END’ light will go out.

We also recommend that you switch

off the electricity and water supply.

Add detergent (and

fabric conditioner if

required) to the

dispenser drawer (see

STEP 3).

Refer to the detergent

manufacturer’s

dosage instructions.

WARNINGS:

●DO NOT allow

children to play

with the appliance

or tamper with the

controls.

●DO NOT overload

the appliance!

It may damage the

laundry and reduce

the quality of the

wash.

●DO NOT try to

open the door

when the ‘DOOR

LOCKED’ indicator

light is on.

●During the wash

cycle, remember

that the door glass

may become hot to

the touch.

●DO NOT open the

dispenser drawer

during any

programme.

STEP 7

●If you stop a

programme part

way through a

wash or there is a

power cut, take

care when opening

the door, the

machine may

contain hot water.

Troubleshooting - More ‘Troubleshooting information and general pr

Check all loose items, such as

coins, have been removed

from the laundry.

Have both transit bolts been

removed from the machine?

See STEP 2: Installation Is the fuse in the plug OK?

MY MACHINE MAKES A

NOISE OR VIBRATES IN A

SPIN PROGRAMME.

Plug the machine in and

turn the socket switch on.

If possible use another socket

for the machine.

If not replace it, see STEP 1:

Electricity Supply

See STEP 2: Ins

Clear any blockag

been fou

Have you adjusted the feet to

stabilise the machine?

Close the door. Choose a

programme and then press

‘START/HOLD TO RESET’

Does the ‘door indicator’ light

come on after 2 seconds?

MY MACHINE WILL NOT

START MY MACHINE

PUMP OUT

Is the machine plugged in

and switched on?

Is the socket OK? Test with

another appliance to check.

Is the machine co

a sink waste s

Check the blocke

under sink draina

been cut

✓

Has ‘Rinse Hold’ be

The light will flash u

is pressed

Press the ‘Rinse H

again.

✓

Are the drainage u

or under sink con

from block

✓

Has the drain hose

correctly? Ensure it

or kinke

✓

Was a short spin programme

used on a non-synthetic load.

Did the water pump out?

If not see ‘MY MACHINE DOES

NOT PUMP OUT WATER’.

The ‘RINSE HOLD’ button has

been pressed, this will hold

laundry in the final rinse water,

until the button is pressed

again.

Clean fabric dispe

See STEP 3:‘The

Drawe

There has been an

unbalanced load and the machine

could not spin.

See ‘Automatic Features’ STEP 6.

MY LAUNDRY HAS NOT

SPUN DRY.

MY MACHINE STOPS

BEFORE A SPIN

PROGRAMME.

WATER COLLEC

FABRIC DIS

COMPART

✓

✗

✓

Washcare Tips:

●Do not overload the machine

(maximum load 5.5kg).

In addition to reducing the

quality of the wash, this may also

damage your laundry and the

machine.

●We strongly recommend that you

do not wash underwired bras in

this machine. Should the wires

become detached it could cause

damage to your clothes and the

machine. If the washcare label

states that the bra is machine

washable, then we advise placing

it in a sealed pillow case or a

similar washbag.

Remember, you will be charged

for a service call resulting from a

detached bra wire.

●Do not use the machine if the

item to be washed does not have

a wash label.

Before washing laundry we

recommend that you do the

following:

●Pre-treat awkward stains with

washable treatments.

Do not wash any items that have

previously been treated with

solvents.

●Close zips, fasten belts, tie strings

and close press studs to prevent

tangling.

●Empty ALL objects from pockets

as they may damage the clothes

and the machine.

Remember, you will be charged

for a service call to rectify a

malfunction resulting from

objects, such as coins, pens, hair

grips etc. falling from pockets.

●Limit the size of absorbent loads

ie. towels, to 3kg (7lb) to give

good washing and rinsing results.

●Place small items in a wash bag.

●Always follow the care label on

items when choosing the wash

programme.

●Wash non-colourfast items or

really dirty laundry separately as

they may affect other items.

STEP 8

Remember, you will be charged for a service call for problems caused by incorrect installation, non-r

Washing items that DO NOT have a wash label or washing items that are not intended as machine washable and NO

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