Asko WCAM 1812 Manual Do Utilizador

O P E R AT I O N   I N S T R U C T I O N S

If you use a non-phosphate laundry detergent, you may need to clean 
buildup and oils from the inside of the washer periodically, especially if 
you live in an area with hard water. To remove buildup, run the washer 
through a complete hot water cycle (Heavy Stain or White setting) 
with no clothes, detergent or other laundry aids added. If desired, 
add 2 cups of water conditioner or de-liming agent to the detergent 
dispenser.

Never use solvents or abrasives to clean the external parts of the washer/
dryer.

Water supply should be turned off when not in use.

Unplug the machine if you will be gone for a period of time or the 
machine will not be used. 

Clean the detergent drawer periodically (see Cleaning Dispenser, pg. 13).

Always unplug the machine during cleaning or maintenance.

Do not use too much detergent or other laundry additives, as excessive 
amounts could over-suds and damage your washer/dryer.

Before moving the washer/dryer to a new location, reattach shipping 
bolts, spacers and grommets that were removed during installation (see 
page 4).

• ADD ADDITIONAL DETERGENT AND FABRIC SOFTENER INTO 

DISPENSER IF NEEDED.

• CLOSE DETERGENT COMPARTMENT

• RESET WASH PROGRAM KNOB TO DESIRED PROGRAM

• PRESS THE START BUTTON

Check detergent dispenser, add if needed. Do not attempt to force 
open the door while the door lock is engaged. The door remains 
locked for approx. two minutes after the wash/dry program finishes.

Use “Quick Wash” to wash loads of lightly soiled items in less time.

Do not use dryer for clothes that have been cleaned with chemical 
solvents or flammable cleaners. Dry only clothes that have been 
washed in water.

Do not use dryer for foam rubber or similar synthetic items. Do not 
use for feather or down bedding.

Do not use fabric softener sheets. Use liquid fabric softener during 
the wash cycle for best results for a complete wash/dry cycle.

After you remove your laundry, 
leave door open for a few 
minutes to allow air to circulate 
inside the tub and avoid odors.

Wipe the outside of your 
machine with a damp, soapy 
cloth. Do not use harsh 
chemicals or abrasive items to clean plastic parts. 

Clean the coin trap at least four 
times a year. Be sure unit has 
drained before opening trap 
door.

• Place towel or pan under 
trap door (Fig. 12) to catch any 
water.

• Remove trap by turning it 
slowly counterclockwise until 
water appears. (Fig. 13).

• Empty water through coin trap. 
Pull coin trap straight out and 
clean.

• Replace coin trap and turn 
clockwise until secure (Fig. 14). 
Gently tug cap to confirm that 
trap is secure.

FIG 12

FIG 13

FIG 14