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CONTENTS

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WARNING

⚠️ WARNING: This indicates an important item which incorrect operation may lead to injury or death.

• ? DO NOT TOUCH: Never attempt to touch laundry in the spin basket until the motion of the basket stops completely. Laundry in the basket may become wrapped around the hand, even when the basket is only moving slowly. Use particular caution when children are present.
• ?‍?‍?‍?? OUT OF CHILD: Never operate washing machine by young children and infirm person. This washing machine 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 adequately supervised by a responsible person to ensure that they can use the washing machine safely. Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the washing machine. Never allow children to look into the basket or play around the washing machine. Do not place the stand or box near the washing machine. Children may fall into the basket and get injured or drowned.
• ?️? DO NOT MODIFY: Never disassemble or modify the machine. It may cause fire or electrical shock or malfunctions that lead to injuries. Consult the store you bought the machine.
• ⚡ ELECTRIC SHOCK: Use proper power source indicated in the rating label of the machine. Failure to use a proper power source may result in the electrical outlet becoming excessively hot, leading to fire.
• ?? UNPLUG POWER: Unplug the power cord from the electrical outlet before attempting to cleaning or maintenance the washing machine.
• ?? DO NOT WET HAND: Do not insert or pull the power plug with wet hands. It may cause electrical shock or malfunctions that lead to injuries.
• ⚡ ELECTRIC SHOCK: Never use damaged electrical cords or plugs or loose socket. It may cause electrical shock or malfunctions that lead to injuries or fire.
• ⚡ DO NOT DAMAGE POWER CORD: Do not attempt to damage, cut, or modify the power cord, or subject it to excessive bending, pulling, twisting, or binding. Also, do not yank the metal portion, place heavy objects on the power cord, or pinch the power cord. Doing so may damage the power cord, resulting in fire or electrical shock. If the power cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer or its service agent or a similarly qualified person in order to avoid a hazard.
• ??? DO NOT USE WET PLACE: Do not install the washing machine in high humidity place. Do not install in a bathroom or in exposed area to the rain. Doing so may result in electrical shock or short circuit.
• ⚡?? DO NOT SPLASH WATER: Do not allow water to come into direct contact with the various parts of the outer body. Doing so may result in electrical shock or short circuit.
• ?? DO NOT PLACE FLAMMABLE MATERIALS: Do not place flammable materials in the basket. Do not put any kerosene, gasoline, benzene, thinners, alcohol, other flammable materials, or the laundry soaked with such materials in the basket. It can cause explosion or fire.
• ? REMOVE DUST: Wipe away off the dust or grime which attached to surface on pin of the plug. The dust or grime may cause fire.
• ?? AVOID INFLAMMABLE: Do not place a fire source such as a candle or cigarette near the washing machine. It may cause fire.
• ?✅ INSTALL CAREFULLY: Make sure that water drains properly. Using the washing machine with faulty drainage may cause water to back up within the machine, leading to electrical shock or fire.

CAUTION

❗ CAUTION: This indicates an important item which incorrect operation may lead to injury or damages to the product.

• ?? DO NOT PULL: Do not pull the power cord when unplug the appliance. Hold the plug body to unplug. It may cause electrical shock or malfunctions that lead to injuries.
• ??? DO NOT USE HOT WATER SUPPLY: Do not connect to the hot water supply. Do not use water with temperatures over 50°C. Water that is too hot may cause malfunctions and deformation of the machine, which may result in electrical shock.
• ?? DO NOT WASH: Do not wash or spin extraction the mats, waterproof suites such as raincoats, fishing suite (jackets and pants) ski suite, sleeping bags etc. It will cause abnormal vibration and damage while in spin extracting.
• ?? DO NOT CLIMB: Do not climb or place heavy objects on the washing machine. Doing so may result in injury due to bending or breakage.
• ?? UNPLUG POWER: Pull out the plug if you do not plan to use the machine for a long time. Failure to do so may result in electrical shock or shorts due to deterioration of the insulation.
• ✋? DANGER HAND: Do not place the hands or other objects under the washing machine while in operation. Moving parts may cause injury.
• ?⚠️ WATER LEAKAGE: Before use, make sure the faucet is open, and the connection with water inlet hose is not loose or leakage water. Looseness of hose nut, hose connections, water inlet valve or other areas may cause water leakage or other damage.
• ?✅ INSTALL CAREFULLY: The bottom ventilation of washing machine must not be obstructed by carpet when the washing machine is installed on a carpet floor.
• ⏳? STOP OPERATED: During the spin extracting, if the spin basket does not stop rotation completely within 15 seconds after opened the lid. Please stop operated the washing machine immediately and contact to service dealer for repairing.

DESCRIPTION OF PARTS

Diagram showing the washing machine parts:

• Water inlet valve
• Detergent case (Preset mode)
• Softener tray
• Lid lock
• Detergent and Bleach Dispenser: Instructions for opening and closing shown with diagrams. 1. Hold groove, pull cover while pressing hook. 2. Insert detergent, close cover until click.
• Cassette filter
• Lid
• Wash tub/Spin Basket
• Pulsator
• Power Cord
• Plug
• Drainage Hose
• Adjustable Leg (Front: 1 piece)
• Water inlet hose
• Bottom cover set
• Drainage hose band

CONTROL PANEL DESCRIPTION

Water Level Indicator

The set water level indicator flashes when water is supplied and lights up when the water reaches the set level. In Automatic Mode, the water level is set linearly by adjusting to the washing volume. If there is some water in the wash tub before operation, the indicator at the highest level will light up. Press the LEVEL button to choose the water level. The indicator at the higher water level will light up. While water is flowing, the "WATER LEVEL" indicator blinks.

Progress Indicator

The current washing process blinks, and remaining process lights up. When power is on and a course is selected, washing time, rinsing process count, and spinning time are displayed. Example: WASH = 8 MIN, RINSE = 2 TIMES, SPIN = 5 MIN.

Digital Display

After starting operation, displays detergent amount. Amount of supply depends on compact detergent. Adjust detergent volume based on type. If the lid is closed, estimated residual time to the end of washing is displayed. Reservation time for washing completion is displayed. Error codes are displayed if an error occurs.

CHILD PROOF Indicator

Lights up when "Child Proof" mode is selected.

"CONDENSED BUBBLE" Indicator

Blinks when the washer starts operation.

Buttons:

• "WASH", "RINSE", "SPIN" Buttons: Allow setting washing time, number of rinses, and spinning time.
• "DETERGENT" Indicator: Lights up to show recommended detergent amount on the digital display.
• "SUPER SPIN DRY" Button: Timing drying operates based on selected time. Indicator stays on until time ends.
• "PRESET" Button: Allows presetting the time for all washing processes.

Diagram of control panel buttons and indicators is described above.

RECOMMENDED DETERGENT AMOUNT

Table showing recommended detergent and softener amounts based on rated capacity, water level, and detergent type (Powder/Liquid, Normal/Concentrated).

Note: Content in parentheses also applies to speed course.

Course Indicator: The indicator of the selected washing course will light up.

"LID LOCK" Indicator: Lights up while the lid lock operates.

Diagram showing course selection buttons (REGULAR, SPEED, FRAGRANCE, HEAVY WASH, SOAK, TUBCLEAN) and control buttons (POWER, WASH, RINSE, SPIN, SUPER SPIN DRY, PRESET, TUB DRY, COURSE, START/HOLD).

HOW TO OPERATE

Preparation

Diagram showing preparation steps:

1. Set drainage hose for drain.
2. Set the water inlet hose correctly.
3. Turn the water faucet on. Ensure no signs of water leakage at the faucet or inlet.
4. Connect the power plug.

Before installing the washing machine:

1. Make sure to attach the bottom cover.
2. Make sure the ground connection to the socket outlet is proper.

REGULAR course

Water level, water current, and time are automatically selected based on laundry amount. Put laundry evenly. If not, water level may be set incorrectly.

1. Turn the POWER ON. The "REGULAR" course indicator lights up.
2. Put the laundry in the basket.
3. Press the START/HOLD button. The pulsator automatically detects laundry amount, detergent, and water level. You can select water level.
4. Put in detergent, bleach, and softener as per page 5.
5. Close the lid. (If lid is not closed, [E2-1] error occurs in 1 minute.)

At the end of cycle: A "beeping" sound is heard, power turns off automatically. Close faucet and clean cassette filter.

SPEED course

For light soiled clothes, washes with regular water current and shorter times. SOFTENER CANNOT BE USED. Recommended for water saving.

1. Turn POWER ON.
2. Put laundry in the basket.
3. Press COURSE button, select "SPEED".
4. Press START/HOLD button. Pulsator detects laundry amount, detergent, and water level. You can select water level.
5. Put in detergent, bleach, and softener as per page 5.
6. Close the lid. (If lid is not closed, [E2-1] error occurs in 1 minute.)

At the end of cycle: "Beeping" sound, power turns off automatically. Close faucet and clean cassette filter.

FRAGRANCE course

Maximizes softener effect for a perfumed feeling. SOFTENER MUST BE USED. Similar operation to "REGULAR" course.

1. Turn POWER ON.
2. Put laundry in the basket.
3. Press COURSE button, select "FRAGRANCE".
4. Press START/HOLD button. Pulsator detects laundry amount, detergent, and water level. You can select water level.
5. Put in detergent, bleach, and softener as per page 5.
6. Close the lid. (If lid is not closed, [E2-1] error occurs in 1 minute.)

At the end of cycle: "Beeping" sound, power turns off automatically. Close faucet and clean cassette filter.

HEAVY WASH course

For heavy soiled clothes, washes with stronger water current.

1. Turn POWER ON.
2. Put laundry in the basket.
3. Press COURSE button, select "HEAVY WASH".
4. Press START/HOLD button. Pulsator detects laundry amount, detergent, and water level. You can select water level.
5. Put in detergent, bleach, and softener as per page 5.
6. Close the lid. (If lid is not closed, [E2-1] error occurs in 1 minute.)

At the end of cycle: "Beeping" sound, power turns off automatically. Close faucet and clean cassette filter.

SOAK course

For seriously dirty clothes, clothes with noticeable stains (underwear, shirts), overalls, gym suits, thick socks. Time requirement: 1, 2, or 3 hours.

1. Turn POWER ON.
2. Put laundry in the basket.
3. Press COURSE button, select "SOAK".
4. Press START/HOLD button. Pulsator detects laundry amount, detergent, and water level. You can select water level.
5. Put in detergent, bleach, and softener as per page 5.
6. Close the lid. (If lid is not closed, [E2-1] error occurs in 1 minute.)

At the end of cycle: "Beeping" sound, power turns off automatically. Close faucet and clean cassette filter.

CUSTOM WASH CYCLES

Allows changing washing, rinsing, and spinning times. Can set spin only, reuse water/detergent.

Diagram showing custom wash cycle settings (e.g., Wash only, Rinse only, Spin only, Wash & Rinse, Wash & Spin, Rinse & Spin, Wash Rinse & Spin) with corresponding button presses and indicator lights.

Rinsing process descriptions: Static rinsing, Overflow rinsing, Shower rinsing.

PRESET MODE

Allows presetting the time for washing processes.

How to use preset mode:

1. Turn POWER ON, select COURSE button.
2. Put laundry, select favorite course or water level. Set custom wash cycle.
3. Press PRESET HOURS button to preset time (2-12 hours). Cannot use with "TUBCLEAN" course. Check faucet is on.
4. Press START/HOLD button.
5. Put detergent as per guide, close lid.

To confirm preset time: Open lid or press PRESET HOURS button.

Note: Finished times may differ due to water pressure and drainage conditions.

SUPER SPIN DRY

For drying clothes indoors. Amount of laundry/spin: Less than 5.0 kg.

Setting time for spinning: Manually set time (e.g., 30 min for indoor drying, 90 min for synthetic clothes).

Clothes not suitable for spin drying: Easily color bleeding, easily wrinkled (100% cotton, shirts), easily transformable, waterproofed clothes.

To select "SUPER SPIN DRY" only:

1. Turn POWER ON, put laundry in tub.
2. Press SPIN button.
3. Press for select time. "SUPER SPIN DRY" and "9 MIN" indicators light up.
4. Close lid, press START/HOLD button.

To select "SUPER SPIN DRY" with other courses (REGULAR, HEAVY WASH):

1. Turn POWER ON, put laundry in tub.
2. Press COURSE button to select program.
3. Press button and select desired time.
4. Press START/HOLD button.
5. Put detergent, close lid.

At the end of operation: Buzzer beeps. Turn off faucet, clean cassette filter.

CHILD PROOF MODE (if you have small children)

WARNING: Pay attention to small children. Do not leave the lid open. Do not leave the washer filled with water. Never allow children to look into the basket or play around the washer. Do not place the stand or box etc. near the washer.

How to set CHILD PROOF MODE:

1. Press START/HOLD button to start operation.
2. After putting in detergent, hold down PRESET HOURS button, then press START/HOLD button again. A buzzer sounds, CHILD PROOF mode and lid lock indicator light up.

Mode is stored in memory. Cannot add detergent while machine operates in child proof mode (lid lock is activated).

How to Canceling the CHILD PROOF mode:

1. Hold down PRESET HOURS button, press START/HOLD button once again. A buzzer sounds, CHILD PROOF mode and lid lock indicator are canceled. (Lid lock for rinse to spin cycle cannot be canceled).

Opening the lid while the machine is in lid lock mode can cause accidents and damage. Buzzer sounds, operation stops, water drains.

TUB DRY CYCLE

"TUB DRY" cycle removes water from the tub/spin basket to prevent mold.

Automatic "TUB DRY": Automatically dries tub/basket after automatic wash course.

1. Turn POWER ON, put laundry in tub.
2. Press COURSE button, select course. (Cannot use with "SUPER SPIN DRY".)
3. Press TUB DRY button to activate Automatic "TUB DRY". "AUTO" indicator lights up.

Once set, it's stored in memory. If lid is opened during operation, it stops. If lid is open for >30 min, automatic "TUB DRY" cancels.

Manual "TUB DRY": Drying tub/spin basket only. Do not put clothes in tub.

1. Turn POWER ON.
2. Press TUB DRY button to select Manual "TUB DRY". "MANUAL" indicator lights up.
3. Close lid, press START/HOLD button.

At the end of cycle: "Beeping" sound. Check no clothes in tub before closing lid. Drying cycle approx. 30 min.

NOTICE: Use "TUB DRY" mode at least once a week. If mold occurs, use "TUB CLEAN" course (P.17).

RESUME FUNCTION (POWER FAILURE RECOVERY)

If power fails during operation, the machine memorizes the process. After power recovery, resume by:

1. Press ON button. A sound is heard, course and process indicators blink.
2. Press START/HOLD button to start remaining process.

NOTE: For "PRESET", if power fails before operation starts, preset time is canceled. Reset the time. Press OFF to clear remaining process.

LID LOCK RELEASE

Caution: Do not open the lid while lights are up (lid may be damaged). Lid is automatically locked during operation and unlocked at the end. To release lid:

• During operation: Press START/HOLD to hold operation. Then lid can be opened.
• While power is off: Turn ON. When lights are out, lid can be opened. (Lid remains locked if power is turned off or shut down during operation.)

OPTION MODE

Turn off the end buzzer sound

Press COURSE button and hold, then press POWER ON button. After buzzer beeps 3 times, end buzzer is disabled. To reset, follow instructions to enable buzzer.

Change shower rinse to static rinse

Turn ON washer. Press RINSE button and hold for 3 seconds. Buzzer sounds, course is set. Follow instructions for shower rinse. Setting is kept in memory.

Adjust water level

Water level is automatically set. If you feel the amount of water is less or much, you can adjust it.

Diagrams showing how to adjust water level up or down using WASH and RINSE buttons while POWER is ON.

Setting is kept in memory.

LAUNDRY GUIDE

When using detergent and bleach

Diagrams show opening/closing detergent dispenser. Pour detergent/bleach into dispenser. Close until click.

Caution: Colored/dyed fabrics may lose color with bleach. Consult bleach instructions. Do not apply chlorine bleach directly. Wipe away spills immediately.

When using softener

Diagrams show how to remove, fill, and reinsert softener tray. Softener flows during final rinse. Amount varies by brand.

Caution: Softener is not visible during rinse. Effectiveness reduced with OVERFLOW RINSE. Do not open lid during spinning. Do not leave softener in case for long periods. Softener cannot be used with "Speed course".

In case of water may freeze

If water is frozen: Remove inlet hose, pour warm water (under 40°C) into tub to cover pulsator. Leave for 30 min. Check if pulsator can be turned by hand.

Method of putting in clothes

Diagrams illustrate loading order: larger/buoyant clothes first (e.g., overalls, flannelette), then heavier clothes (trousers, jeans), then lighter clothes (shirts, frocks), fragile clothes enclosed in a string bag last. Press clothes down below marking line.

Caution: Do not wash items like pillows/cushions that cannot be fully immersed. Avoid clothes flying out or failure during spinning.

Clothes must be put in evenly and pressed into the tub. Baggy clothes subject to deform should be washed separately.

Adding clothes during washing

Press START/HOLD button when machine fully stops. Add clothes from above to soak with detergent.

INSTALLATION

Choosing an installation location

Install in a level, stable place. Avoid unstable locations to prevent movement and noise. Avoid direct sunlight (plastic parts may deform/discolor). Avoid freezing temperatures.

Diagrams show proper spacing (at least 5 cm from sides/rear) to avoid vibration issues.

When moving, hold handles. Never touch cabinet bottom. Do not use vinyl covers that may damage plastic/paint; use a cloth barrier.

Leveling the washing machine

Adjust legs to level the machine. Diagrams show loosening leg nut, adjusting leg height, and using a string with weight to check levelness (difference between A and B should be less than 1 cm).

Installation the grounding

WARNING: This appliance must be earthed. Grounding is essential for safety.

Connect ground wire to a proper ground before plugging in. For 3-core cord, ground pin in plug connects to socket's ground point.

Do not connect ground to: Gas piping (fire/explosion risk), telephone lines/lightning rods (danger during storms).

Two-core flexible cord: Ensure ground wire is securely connected to ground terminal. Use an optionally available grounding rod planted in dampest ground.

Three-core flexible cord: Wire colors must match terminal markings (Green-and-yellow to Earth symbol E, Blue to N/black, Brown to L/red).

INSTALLATION (Continued)

Installing the bottom cover

Diagrams show pushing the cover onto the machine from the back and then securing it.

Installing the drainage hose

Moving the hook: Adjust hook to drain hose to two positions: from drain pipe, hook moved to facilitate the insertion. Ensure hose is not kinked.

Drainage hose: Pay attention to the height of the drainage hose from the tub. If the height is too high, water may not drain properly. If the height is too low, water may splash. If the hose is too long, it may cause water to remain in the tub.

Diagrams show correct and incorrect hose placement for drainage.

Attaching the water inlet hose to the faucet

Diagrams show connecting the water inlet hose to the faucet. Ensure faucet is open and hose is not leaking. Tighten hose nut securely. Check for leaks.

Caution: If faucet is not suitable, adjust hose union or change faucet shape.

MAINTENANCE

Cassette filter

Clean the cassette filter at the end of operation.

How to remove: Hold upper side of filter, push down and pull.

How to set in: Hold filter case, insert lower side into filter stand until click. Press filter cover until click.

If filter valve is loosened, lint may not collect. Align concavity/convexity and insert.

Detergent and Bleach dispenser

Wipe or wash out any remaining detergent. Use "TUBCLEAN" course if difficult to remove. Remove water from inlet before adding detergent/bleach.

Washing machine body and panel

Unplug before maintenance. Clean body/panel with a soft cloth soaked in water or mild detergent. Do not use benzene, thinner, or harsh chemicals.

If the stainless basket rust for external reasons

Clean rust with a sponge or soft cloth and cream cleaner. Do not use metallic brushes. Avoid placing metallic objects in the machine. Rusted water drainage can cause internal rust.

MAINTENANCE (Continued)

Detergent case

Remove case to clean. Wipe water inlet valve. Diagrams show removal and remounting procedures.

Cleaning the tub

"TUBCLEAN" course: Use to remove dirt, prevent smell, and improve draining. Use twice a month or when starch is present.

"TUBCLEAN" Process: Water Intake/Stir (approx. 13 min), Soak (1H, 3H, 9H), Wash, Drain/Spin (approx. 4 min), Water Intake/Stir (approx. 13 min), Rinse (approx. 4 min), Drain and Spin (approx. 3 min).

Add approx. 300 ml of chlorine-type whitening detergent during the pulsator stirring phase. Do not put clothes in the tub. Finish "TUBCLEAN" process.

Caution: Do not use "TUBCLEAN" program continuously.

Softener tray

Remove and clean every ten usages. Diagrams show removal and setting.

Caution: Water in case may freeze in cold weather. If frozen, immerse in warm water (under 40°C) for 10 minutes.

If the filling water becomes not good

Water inlet valve may be clogged. Remove inlet hose, clean valve filter with a brush. Diagrams show removing hose, cleaning filter.

BEFORE CALLING THE SERVICEMAN

Checklist for common issues and their treatments:

Error Indication List

When buzzer sounds and display indicates errors:

• E1: About the drainage hose (mounted correctly, routed horizontally, not frozen, not damaged, not clogged). Treatment: Check drainage hose.
• E2-1: Lid is open. Treatment: Close lid.
• E2-3: Lid lock stuck or not completely closed/locked. Treatment: Turn power off, check lid, restart.
• E3-1: Laundry loaded unevenly or machine unstable. Treatment: Correct load status and machine stability, close lid.
• E3-2: Symptoms similar to E3-1. See section of E3-1.
• E5: Faucet closed? Water pipe frozen/service interrupted? Water filter/lint collector clogged? (Low flow rate < 0.5L/min). Treatment: Check faucet, open/close lid, press START/HOLD.

If problem persists, unplug and request repair.

The following are not malfunctions

• First time use: Small amount of water may drain from hose (from factory inspection).
• Control panel gets warm: Due to electronic parts radiating heat.
• Pulsator rotates slightly: To prevent laundry unbalancing.
• Lamps flicker: Cause may be house wiring.
• Sudden water supply/rinsing during spinning: Load unbalance occurred, safety switch operated. Spin cycle resumes after water supply, rotation, and unbalance correction.
• Sloshing sounds after spin cycle: Water retained by the machine for balance, not a malfunction.
• Machine does not start immediately after pausing spin cycle: Short pause before spin as drainage valve opens.
• Intermittent motor sound ("coon" sound) during spinning: Sound to control rotation, not a malfunction.
• Cannot open lid during rinsing/spinning: Prevention measure to stop user from sticking hand into basket.
• Water supply shut off or water with iron rust: Wait for water to clear. Use returning type bleach for iron rust on white clothes. Avoid bleach for colored articles.
• Buzzer does not stop: If CHILD PROOF mode is ON and lid is opened during operation, buzzer beeps. Check machine, press OFF.

HANDLING METHOD FOR EMERGENCY: If abnormal operation occurs, disconnect power plug and send to service agency. Never disassemble the machine yourself.

SPECIFICATIONS