Maytag MAF 9801 User manual

Use & Care Guide

Washing Machine

MAYTAG

MAF 9801

CONTENTS

READ FIRST Page

1 Before washing the first time 3

2 Safety instructions 4-5

General.Installation.Washerdoor.Over-

fill protection. Interrupting a program-

me. Packing material. Transport/Winter

storage. Disposal.

3 Children's safety 6

Child-safewashing.

Protect children. Child lock on Start/

Stop and Menu buttons.

4 Parts of the washing machine 7

5 Detergent compartment 7

6 Panel 8

7 LC Display 8

INSTALLATION

See instructions for installation.

WASHING

8 Before washing 9-11

Sorting the washing. Garments.

Recommended washing marking.

Coloured cotton. Delicate washing.

Highwaterlevel,Savetime,Minimizing

allergyhazards.Economyandefficiency.

Detergents. Textile dyeing. Washing

time.

9 Washing 12-17

Washing, Washing step-by-step, Delay-

ed start, Temporary spin drying or rin-

sing

Page

10 Consumption values - Pre-set washing

programmes 18

11 Making own washing programmes 19-24

General,Availablesettingsandoptions,Cre-

ate your own washing programmes, Inter-

rupt input, Reset programme, Available ty-

pes of programme, Menu system for alte-

ring pre-set programmes

CARE

12 Care and Cleaning 26-27

Cleaningthe coin trapand drain pump,

Cleaning the detergent compartment,

Cleaning the outside of the machine,

Cleaning the inside of the machine to

preventproblemswithodour,Clean-out

recessundertheridges. If you havehard

water.

PROBLEMS?

13 Trouble shooting 28-30

Door will not open. Machine will not

start. No water entering the machine

when it starts. Water in the machine af-

ter the final spin or pump out. Fault in-

dications. Wrong language on the dis-

play, Celsius or Fahrenheit, Reset pro-

gramme

MISCELLANEOUS

14 Technical information 31

Technical data. Standard tests.

15 Service and guarantee 33

16 Quick guide 34

17 Index 35

1BEFOREWASHINGTHEFIRSTTIME

CAUTION WITH CERTAIN MATERIALS

Always check and adhere to recommended

washingmarking onthe itemsconcerned. If no

recommendations are given, refer to those in

chapter 8, Before washing.

TRANSPORT SUPPORTS

Arethetransportsupports removed?If not, see

the Installation instructions.

Carry out the following:

1.Turnthemainpowerswitch, ,OFFand

then back ON again to put the machine in its

start mode.

2.Press the

button 5 times. All five pres-

ses must be within 15 seconds.

3.Press the button once.The rinse sen-

sor is now reset. Ignore any message on the

display.

Press the

Start/Stop

button once to return.

WASHER DOOR

The door of the washer opens electrically. Con-

sequently, the door cannot be opened normally

until the machine is connected to an electric

power supply. However, emergency opening is

available, see chapter 13, Trouble shooting.

CHECK HARDNESS OF THE WATER

Callyourlocal water company tofindout what

degreeofwater hardnessapplies.Thishassigni-

ficance in relation to the amount of detergent

that should be dispensed.

For brief operating instructions; see Chapter 16, Quick guide.

OVERFILL PROTECTION

If the level of water in the machine rises above

normal,theoverfillprotectionwillstarttopump

out water and shut off the water supply. The

programme will be interrupted if the level does

not fall within 60 seconds.

INTERRUPTING A PROGRAMME

Youcaninterruptawashingprogrammebyhol-

ding the button down for three seconds.

Themachinewillthen“remember”thepointin

the washing programme at which it was inter-

rupted. To restart: fill with new detergent, if

required, and close the door. The machine will

then start from the point at which it was inter-

rupted.

You can also interrupt a programme by pres-

sing for three seconds. However, if you

stopthemachineinthiswayitwillforgetwhere

it was in the programme and you will have to

select a programme to restart.

PACKING MATERIAL

Sort the packing material for recycling accor-

ding to recommendations by the local authori-

ties.

GENERAL

• Study and save this Use and Care Guide for

future reference.

• Electrical and water installation, if required,

must be carried out by authorized persons.

•Themachine may onlybeusedforwashing in

accordance with these operating instructions -

not for dry cleaning.

• Use only detergents intended for machine

washing.

• Remove the transport supports before using

the machine, see installation instructions.

• Repairs and maintenance which affect safety

or performance must be carried out by an aut-

horized specialist.

INSTALLATION

Seetheaccompanyinginstallationinstructions.

WASHER DOOR

Thedoor ofthe washer opens electrically. Con-

sequently, the door cannot be opened normally

until the machine is connected to an electric

power supply.

To open the door manually, see the heading,

Doorwillnotopen,inchapter13,Troubleshoo-

ting.

Themachine cannotbestartedwiththedoor

open.

To open the door during an ongoing pro-

gramme, see below, Interrupting a programme.

2SAFETYINSTRUCTIONS

TRANSPORT/ WINTER STORAGE

If the machine is to be transported, or stored in

unheated premises where the temperature can

fallbelowfreezing point,youshouldproceedas

follows:

• Empty the coin trap and the drain pump; see

Chapter 12, Care - Cleaning.

•Turnoffthewatersupplytothewashingmach-

ine, disconnect the supply hose to the inlet val-

ve, and let the water drain from the valve and

the hose.

DISPOSAL

When the machine is no longer useful and is to

be scrapped it should be made unusable.

Get in touch with the refuse collection servi-

ce or your local authorities for advice on how to

scrap the machine in a proper manner.

Themachineismade and marked to facilitate

recycling.

CHILD-SAFE WASHING

Always close the washer door and start the pro-

grammeimmediately afterfillingthedetergent.

Do not allow children to play with the wash-

ingmachine.

PROTECT CHILDREN

Keepdetergentsandconditioneroutofthereach

of children.

3CHILDREN'SSAFETY

CHILD LOCK ON AND

BUTTONS

Bylockingthe and

buttons,youcan

preventthatforexampleachildstartsthemach-

ine or changes the settings by mistake.

Child lock On/Off

Turnthemainpowerswitch, ,offandthen

turn it on again.

Press the

Enter

button five times, then press

the

buttonfivetimes.Thesetentimesmust

be completed within fifteen seconds.

Within three seconds after the last press on

the

button, use the buttons to

choose Child lock ON (the figure 3 will appear

at the bottom right in the display) or OFF (the

figure 0 will appear at the bottom right in the

display).

To start a programme with locked

button.

Press the button for three seconds and

the machine will start.

To change programme settings with Child

locked

button.

Press the

button for three seconds, after

that the

button works normally again. If

you do not press any button within two minu-

tes, the

button will be locked again.

NOTE

If you want to change the settings after you

have started a programme, you always have to

press the

button for three seconds.

Start/Stop

P1 P2 P4

MenuEnter

4PARTSOFTHEWASHINGMACHINE

1. DETERGENT COMPARTMENT - PRE-WASH

2. DETERGENT COMPARTMENT - MAIN WASH

3. FABRICCONDITIONER COMPARTMENT

5DETERGENTCOMPARTMENT

1. DETERGENT COMPARTMENT

2. MAIN POWER SWITCH

3. PROGRAMMEPANEL

4. DATAPLATE

5. COVER - DRAIN PUMP

6. DRAIN PUMP (BEHIND THE COVER)

7. WASHER DOOR

8. OUTERDOOR

6PANEL

1. INDICATOR LAMPON/OFF

2. MAIN POWER SWITCH

3. PROGRAMME SELECTOR BUTTONS P1-P4

4. DISPLAY

5. START/STOPBUTTON

6. DOOROPENING BUTTON

7. MENU BUTTON

8. BUTTON FOR CHANGING TEMPERATURE/INDEX

BACK

9. BUTTON FOR CHANGING SPIN SPEED/

INDEXFORWARD

10. ENTER BUTTON

7LC-DISPLAY

1. TEXT FIELD INDICATING PROGRAMME, OPTIONS

AND FAULT MESSAGES, ETC.

2. DISPLAYS SELECTED SPIN SPEED

3. INDICATES SELECTED PROGRAMME

4. INDICATES THAT A PROGRAMME HAS STARTED

5. INDICATES THAT THE WASHER DOOR IS OPEN

OR MUST BE OPENED

6. INDICATES THAT A PROGRAMME HAS BEEN

COMPLETED OR HAS STOPPED

7. DISPLAYS THE SELECTED WASHING TEMPERA

TURE

8. SEE 9 AND 10 BELOW

9. INDICATES THAT DELAYED START IS ON. 8 THEN

DISPLAYS HOURS REMAINING TO START

10. INDICATES THAT 8 IS DISPLAYING THE

PROGRAMME TIME REMAINING IN HOURS AND

MINUTES (ALTERNATING)

346

13 4

5 6 78910

NOTE

The display will be extinguished if no buttons

are pressed within three minutes. The display

will be reinstated the next time any button is

pressed.

RECOMMENDED WASHING MARKING

Check the recommended washing marking on

garments.Thetablebelowgivesusefulinforma-

tion on suitable washing programmes for diffe-

rent materials and amounts of washing.

COLOURED COTTON

Coloured cotton garments marked with a re-

commendation for 60ºC should the first time

bewashedat 60ºCtogetridofanysurplus dye.

If this advice is ignored there is a risk that co-

lours will run. Use a detergent without bleach

to safeguard the colours.

DELICATE WASHING

Unbleached linen

Unbleached linen should be washed at 60ºC

using a detergent without bleach or optical

whitening agent. Severely soiled linen can oc-

casionally be washed at a higher temperature,

but not too often because heat can destroy the

lustre and strength of linen.

8BEFOREWASHING

Before you start washing, here is some advice

that can be useful.

SORTING THE WASHING

Sort garments in relation to:

• How soiled they are

• Colour

• Material

GARMENTS

• Close zip-fasteners so that they do not chafe

against other items.

• New coloured garments can have surplus dye

and should therefore be washed separately the

first time.

• Turn garments inside out.

This reduces the risk of bur-

ling, dye creases, etc.

• Empty pockets and suitably

letthemwashturnedinsideout.

WASHING

LABEL MATERIAL PROGRAMME LOAD

Cotton, linen, white and light coloured garments. Normal 60° to 95° 1/1

Cotton, linen. Darker coloured garments. Normal 60° 1/1

Polyester, cotton/polyester, nylon. White garments. Synthetics 60° 1/2

Rayon, acetates, acrylics. Garments with more sensitive colours. Synthetics 40° 1/2

Polyester, cotton/polyester, nylon. Coloured garments. Synthetics 40° 1/2

Silk and very delicate garments. Synthetics 30° 1/3

Garments marked IWS or Superwash Wool/Hand 40° 1/3

Symbols in washing instructions

Wool and silk

Wool and silk are sometimes marked machine

wash,andsometimeshandwash.TheWooland

Hand programmes of the machine are at least

as gentle as washing by hand.

Wool is particularly sensitive to mechanical

processing. If you wish to avoid spin drying,

you can press out the water instead using terry

towelling. In this case, you should select No

Spin. See Chapter 9, Washing, for details of

how to select this setting.

Most garments will tolerate a short spin, ho-

wever. The Wool and Hand programmes al-

ways include a short spin.

Man-made fibres and synthetic fibres

These materials require a lot of space if they are

not to crease. Fill the drum only to half load

when washing man-made/synthetic fibres. Se-

lectashortspinbyselectingaspinspeedof800

revolutions/minute or lower.

NOTE

Viscose and acetate are brittle when wet.

HIGH WATER LEVEL

If you require more water for the main wash

and rinsing, you can use the High water level

option.SeeChapter11,Making your own pro-

grammes, for details of how to select this op-

tion.

High water level is always used in the Wool

and Hand programmes.

AVOID CREASES WASHING

You should use the Anti-crease option to avoid

creased washing. This option means that the

washing will continue to be rotated for two

hoursaftertheprogrammehasended.SeeChap-

ter 11, Making your own programmes, for de-

tails of how to select this option.

MINIMIZING ALLERGY HAZARDS

This washing machine offers a Super rinse

function. You should use this to take account

of persons with a sensitive skin, for example

persons with allergies and infants. See Chapter

11, Making your own programmes, for details

of how to select this option.

SAVE TIME

Use the White/Coloured programme to save

time.This programme has a shorter main wash

than Normal, but it is often sufficient for nor-

mally soiled washing.

ECONOMY AND EFFICIENCY

You can save a lot of energy by not using a

stronger programme than necessary.

-Withoutincreasingthetemperature,thewash-

ing effect can be increased by selecting the E2

option. You will then save energy without lo-

sing any washing effect.

SeeChapter11,Makingyourownwashingpro-

grammes, for details of how to select E2.

- Select a fast spin speed to reduce the energy

consumptionforsubsequentdryinginatumble

dryer or a drying cabinet.

- Select Quick if you simply need to freshen up

shirts or training kit, etc. You will save both

water and energy.

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