SERVIS M9913 Owner's Handbook Manual

Brand: SERVIS

Model: M9913

Category: Washing machines

Type: Owner's Handbook Manual

SERVIS M9913: Your reliable laundry partner for efficient and gentle fabric care. With a range of programs tailored to various fabrics and stains, it offers customized cleaning solutions for your everyday laundry needs. Its durable construction and user-friendly features ensure effortless operation and long-lasting performance. Experience exceptional washing results with SERVIS M9913, your trusted choice for a cleaner, brighter laundry.

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WASHING MACHINE

OWNERS HANDBOOK

CUSTOMER CARELINE

08705 168299

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Customer Careline: 08705 168299

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Thank you for purchasing a Servis Washing Machine.

The responsibility for correctly installing your washing machine rests entirely

with you, the owner, so please read the safety and installation instructions

carefully. Remember, it may be necessary to pull your appliance from its work-

ing position for servicing so do not make the water and electrical connections

too short.

Do not tamper with the appliance until you have read and understood the

instructions fully.

INDEX

INTRODUCTION

Safety Instructions 4

INSTALLATION

Unpacking Instructions 5

Electrical Information 6

How to fit a door 8

Levelling the Appliance 9

Plumbing Installation 10

OPERATION

How to Do a Wash 14

Laundry Preparation 16

Loading the Appliance 16

HINTS & ADVICE

Detergents and Additives 17

Care of Your Appliance 18

Stain Removal 20

Troubleshooting 22

AFTER SALES SERVICE 23

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

1 Please read the installation and connection instructions before attempting to install this appliance.

2 Ensure you have followed the ‘Unpacking Instructions’ section carefully.

3 You should run an initial wash cycle without laundry to remove residues of factory-applied grease from

the drum and tub. We suggest a rinse and spin programme with a small amount of detergent.

4 It is important that when you have selected a rinse and spin programme, you attend the machine through-

out the cycle, which will also ensure that all installation connections have been correctly made.

5 It is also recommended after seven days use, that the connections to the outlet hoses are checked at the

taps and the appliance.

6 You may find some water deposits in the tub; this is the residue from the thorough testing, which your

appliance was subjected to in the factory.

7 Before using your appliance for the first time, please make sure that the mains voltage and supply

indicated on the rating plate (situated inside the filter door on the front bottom right hand corner of the

appliance) agree with the mains voltage where the machine is to be used.

8 Before cleaning or care and maintenance work, make sure that the appliance is switched off. For safety

reasons we strongly advise that you pull the mains plug out of the socket, switch off at the power point or

completely remove the fuse box servicing the circuit (see Electrical Information).

9 Never direct water onto the outer casing of the appliance.

10 Never use the supply lead to pull the mains plug out of the socket. Pull the plug.

11 Never operate the machine if the appliance shows visible signs of damage to the control panel, worktop

or bottom plinth.

12 We advise that for your safety and the continued trouble free operation of your appliance, all repairs and

maintenance should be carried out by an approved Servis UK engineer using only genuine parts.

13 Children may not realise the dangers of improper use of electrical appliances. Therefore, please ensure

that children are kept away at all times.

14 During certain programmes, the glass on the porthole door could become very hot, please ensure there-

fore that children are kept away at all times.

15 When it is finally time to replace your washing machine, please make sure that you de-activate the door

lock and cut the electrical supply lead, (after disconnecting) and dispose of the lead and plug safely.

16 If you operate this appliance incorrectly or use it for any purpose other than that for which it is intended,

we cannot accept liability for any possible damage caused.

17 When cleaning the stainless steel drum, never use any iron-containing scouring agents or steel wool.

18 If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer or its service agent.

19 The appliance must be positioned so that it can be easily isolatede from the power supply. It is also

important that your appliance has adequate ventilation and that air flow underneath the appliance is not

impeded.

WARNING! Socket outlets are not permitted in bathrooms, neither should any provision be made for con-

necting moveable electrical appliances. No stationary appliance is to be installed within reach of a person

using a bath or shower.

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UNPACKING INSTRUCTIONS (ACCORDING TO MODEL)

1 Washing Machine

2 Owners Handbook

3 Hot and Cold High Pressure Hoses

4 Plastic Hole Plugs

5 Water Inlet Cap

6 Rubber Washers

7 Mesh Filters

8 Hose Crook

The machine must be installed by professionally qualified technicians, according to the manufacturer’s indi-

cations. Incorrect installation may result in damage to persons and property.

The machine can be installed anywhere, provided the temperature in the place of installation is not below 3°C

and the cables and hoses at the rear of the machine are not crushed in any way.

For transport purposes the swinging unit in the machine is blocked using 4

spacers with screws. Before starting the machine these spacers and lock

screws must be removed, and stored for use in the event of a possible

change of location.

Block off the holes with the plugs provided, which can be found in the bag

containing the documents.

N.B. If the spacers fall into the inside of the machine, open the rear

panel, recover them and then replace the panel.

For transport purposes the swinging unit in the machine is blocked using 4

spacers with screws. Before starting the machine these screws must be

removed using a screwdriver.

Insert a screwdriver in the holes and proceed as shown in the figure to

recover the 4 plastic spacers.

N.B. If the spacers fall into the inside of the machine, open the rear

panel, recover them and then replace the panel.

Fig 1

Fig 2

Fig 1A

Fig 2A

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ELECTRICAL INFORMATION

Before using this appliance ensure that the voltage in your home corresponds with the voltage indicated on

the machine rating plate, which can be found inside the filter door - front bottom right hand corner.

Warning – This appliance must be earthed.

The mains lead of the appliance is fitted with a BS 1363A 13 amp fused plug.

To change a fuse in this type of plug, proceed as follows:

1 Remove the fuse cover (A) and the fuse (Fig 3).

2 Fit a replacement fuse which should be BS 1362 13 amp.

Important:

1 The fuse cover must be replaced after changing a fuse.

2 In the event of a fuse cover being misplaced, the plug must not be used until a correct replacement is fitted.

3 Please ensure that the replacement fuse cover is of the same colour as the insert or has the colour

embossed in words on the base of the plug.

4 For replacement fuse covers please consult your local electrical store.

Please state the colour of your plug insert.

If the fitted plug is not suitable for your socket outlets, it should be cut off and disposed of immediately to

avoid a possible shock hazard should it be inserted into a 13 amp fuse elsewhere. A suitable alternative plug

should then be fitted to a cable.

Warning – This appliance must be earthed.

Important: The wires of the mains lead fitted to this appliance are coloured in accordance with the following code:

1 GREEN AND YELLOW – EARTH

2 BLUE – NEUTRAL

3 BROWN – LIVE

As the colour of the wires in the mains lead fitted to this appliance may not correspond with the coloured

markings identifying the terminals in the plug 9 (Fig 4), proceed as follows:

1 The GREEN & YELLOW wire must be connected to the terminal in the plug which is marked with the ‘E’

or by the earth symbol or coloured green or green and yellow.

2 The BLUE wire must be connected to the terminal, which is marked with the ‘N’ or coloured black.

3 The BROWN wire must be connected to the terminal in the plug, which is marked with the ‘L’ or coloured red.

4 If the terminals in the plug are unmarked or if you are in any doubt as to the correct connections, consult

a qualified electrician.

Fig 3

Fig 4

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For the Republic of Ireland only

The information given in respect of Great Britain will frequently apply, but a third type of plug and socket is

also used, the 2-pin, side earthed type. In this case, the wire, which is coloured green and yellow must be

connected to the earth contact and the other two wires to the two pins, irrespective of colour. The supply to

the socket must be fitted with a 16 amp fuse.

Warning

Do not plug a tumble dryer and washing machine into an adaptor for connection to a single socket outlet.

Plug the dryer and washing machine into separate socket outlets.

Special Electronic System

Your appliance is fitted with a special electronic system that allows your appliance to spin at very high speed

if the load is distributed correctly. Prior to spin, the electronic system allows the drum to rotate in both clock-

wise and anti-clockwise directions to distribute the wash load evenly. If this doesn’t happen, sometimes large

towels and sheets tangle into a ball, the electronic system will recognise the imbalance in the drum and

reduce the spin cycle. This will result in the wash items being more damp than usual.

Where the imbalance is significant and could be detrimental to the appliance the system will automatically

halt the spin cycle. The wash items will therefore be wet.

If this happens, wait until the door safety inter-lock has released the door catch, remove the clothes, spread

them out inside the drum and then reset the appliance to the spin programme.

Note: If your appliance stops and your wash items are wet or more damp than usual, this is not a fault.

The electronic system is there to protect your appliance against excessive movement and vibration.

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The Washer

Dryer requires

the following space

FITTING A DOOR TO THE APPLIANCE.

The front of the appliance has been drilled to accommodate the hinges to enable the door to be opened from

the left or right hand side. To fit a full height door a top hinge hole will have to be drilled in the door. The

distance between the two hinge hole centres is 384mm and 21 .5mm from the edge of the door. The hole

diameter for the hinge is 35mm and 12mm deep.

Care must be taken to ensure that you do not drill through the door. The two fixing holes for the hinge

screws are 2mm.

1. Screw the hinges onto the door

2. Fix the hinge plates to the front of the automatic ensuring that the two plastic backing pieces are used.

NOTE: An 8mm box spanner can be used to screw the thread cutting screws into position.

3. Fasten the magnetic catches to the opposite side to the hinges ensuring the metal straps are fastened to

the back of the door.

4. Locate the hinges on the door into the hinge plates on the appliance.

5. If adjustment is necessary this con be achieved by moving either the hinge plates (vertical) or by the

hinge fixing screw (horizontal).

DECOR STRIP

A decor strip is to be screwed into position on the top edge of the washer

dryer. The strip can be cut if it needs to be adjusted but normally this would

not be necessary.

Fig 6

Fig 5

HOW TO FIT A DOOR

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Fig 7

Fig 8

Fig 9

LEVELLING THE APPLIANCE

Having completed the electrical connections, move your appliance to its operating position. To minimise

vibration and noise during spinning your appliance must be level and in firm contact with a well supported or

preferably solid floor. Failure to level the appliance could lead to instability and consequent damage to adja-

cent equipment.

Suspended, wooden floors or plinths might be needed to distribute the weight evenly.

1 One or both of the front feet should be adjusted in order to level the

appliance. The back feet also need to be secured by adjusting the nuts.

(Fig 7).

2 Screw the foot up or down until the appliance is level in both front to rear

and side to side directions. Turn feet clockwise to lower the appliance

(Fig 8).

3 Lock the feet by screwing up the nuts using a 16mm spanner so that

they are in firm contact with the underside of the machine (Fig 9).

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PLUMBING INSTALLATION

Location

Modern washing machines spin at high speed. To avoid excessive vibration during spinning, install the appli-

ance on a properly supported floor. Always leave at least 5cm of space on each side of the appliance to allow

for possible vibration during spinning of unbalanced loads.

Space for servicing and fitting

Allow space on either side of the appliance for access and servicing.

Water Board Regulations

These instructions are intended only as a general guide and local by-laws and water board regulations

regarding the water connections and drainage from the appliance must be observed.

Water Pressure

The appliance will operate within a wide range of water pressures.

Hot Water (if fitted) minimum 5 N/cm2 (0.5 bar) (7 psi)

Red Coloures maximum 10 N/cm2 (1 bar) (15 psi)

Cold Water minimum 5 N/cm2 (0.5 bar) (7 psi)

Bleu Coloures maximum 100 N/cm2 (10 bar) (150 psi)

The height of the storage tank in the house must be a minimum of 8 feet above the top of the appliance to

meet the minimum pressure requirements.

Permanent plumbing

If only cold water supply is available it will be necessary to fit a special adap-

tor (Fig 10).

Both the hot and cold hoses are provided with a standard 3/4 “ B.S.P female

connector which is to be fitted to a suitable tap. The hot water inlet can be

identified by the red coloured filter inside the inlet valve. Remember to fit

the rubber washers into the ends of the hoses prior to connection to the

supply or appliance.

Water Supply

1 Most domestic hot water systems are suitable.

2 Multi-point gas heaters can be used if sufficient water pressure is available (check with manufacturer).

3 Single point instantaneous gas water heaters MUST NOT BE USED.

4 If you are in any doubt about the suitability of your hot water system, consult the manufacturer of the

heating appliance or the Gas or Electricity Board.

Water Connections

All the connections and adaptors mentioned in this section can be purchased from your local builder, plumber

or from large DIY stores and electrical outlets.

Filling hoses

All our washing machines are supplied with special high pressure filling hoses

complete with a 3/4” BSP (19mm) female coupling.

Important: Under no circumstances should this coupling be removed from

the hoses (Fig 11).

We will not accept any responsibility for failure of the hoses or water connec-

tions if the factory fitted couplings are removed. The hoses are designed to

be long enough to stay connected while the appliance is pulled forward for

cleaning and servicing.

Fig 10

Fig 11

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Fig 13

Fig 14

Fig 15

38mm (1

/2")

Min

Air gap

Inspection Elbow

600 - 900mm

(23”-

/2";35”-

/2")

Fitting the hoses

Important: Remove the hoses from their storage in the drum and fit them to the inlet valves situated on the

rear panel of the appliance. Remember to fit the red hose to the red valve and to insert the rubber washers

into the couplings.

Insert the filter washers (Fig 12/13) in the other end of the filling hoses as shown. Screw the red hose to the

hot tap and the other hose to the cold tap.

You should not need tools to make a satisfactory seal; excessive force may

damage the connections (Fig 12). It should be sufficient to firmly tighten

them by hand.

Permanent Plumbing

Please make provisions to shut off the water supply to the appliance completely. A separate isolation valve

should be fitted. This will:

1 Avoid the possibility of flooding when the machine is not in use.

2 Allow the appliance to be moved for cleaning and servicing. If you do

not have an existing installation for connecting your appliance, consult

a qualified plumber. There are various methods available.

The top of the standpipe should be approximately 610mm (24”) from the

ground. The dimensions from the floor to the underneath of the bend in the

drain hose, should be between 600 - 900mm (23”-1/2”;35”-1/2”) (Fig 15).

The take off pipe must be capable of taking a flow of 6 gallons (27 litres) per

minute. The minimum diameter of the standpipe must be 3.81cm (11/2”) and

there must be an air gap around the appliance drain hose when fitting into

the standpipe.

Recommended way to plumb in a washer dryer from a combined

waste trap

Discharge into a standpipe - drainage

Fig 12

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Temporary connections

It is best to avoid temporary connections where possible. When the appliance runs from sink taps, it can

mean that you are unable to use the sink for over an hour while the appliance completes a programme. In

addition, very hot water will be discharged from the drain hose into the sink and this could be a safety hazard,

especially if you have children close by.

If you must make a temporary connection, be sure that you check the condition of your tap and

keep children away from the discharge area.

The closing of the water valve in automatic appliances is instantaneous and will cause back pressure to the

tap. It is therefore essential that your taps are in good condition or they may leak during use. Even though

your taps may be adequate for everyday use, it is advisable to check the spindle sealing gland of the tap

before connecting your appliance for the first time. To do this, connect the appliance fill hoses to the tap using

your chosen adaptor, making sure the hose sealing washer is in place. If water escapes from the top of the

tap, the gland may need tightening or replacing.

Tap adapters

Tap adapters are available to fit the majority of tap designs. Always ensure that the mesh filter is correctly

positioned in the fill hose coupling. These taps are normally fitted with 5/8” BSP threads (17mm). An adapter

to convert the tap thread to the required 3/4” (19mm) is available from you local builder/plumber merchant.

DO NOT CONNECT TO MIXER TAPS!

Fig 16

Note: All flexible hose connections to be secured with 'Jubilee Clips'

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flexible discharge

hose

Anti-syphon unit

WM4 washing 

machine trap 

with hose 

adaptor

Sink waste to 

S.V. pipe

Sink

Spare flexible hose length

for W/M withdrawal

365mm

510mm

Unit Height 900mm

Critical dimension not

to exceed 670mm

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Temporary drainage connection

The end of the drain hose should be placed over the edge of the sink (Fig.18)

1 The hose cannot be easily displaced (a piece of string or wire can be threaded through the hole in the

plastic moulded hose crook and then attached to the tap).

2 The water level in the sink cannot cover the end of the drain hose.

3 The plug is removed and the water is able to drain.

4 Children are kept away from the sink while the machine is in operation.

Fig 18

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HOW TO DO A WASH

IMPORTANT

You should run an initial wash cycle without laundry to remove residues of factory-applied grease

from the drum and tub. We suggest a rinse and spin programme with a small amount of detergent.

NOTE: The detergent dispenser drawer and housing should be periodically cleaned to prevent a build up of

detergent and fabric softener.

Fig 19

Fig 20

Wash powder and conditioner compartment

The detergent dispenser is designed to automatically flush detergents and

additives into your appliance. It is divided into three compartments (Fig 19),

which are as follows:

1 Pre-wash and bio powders

2 Main washing powder

3 Fabric conditioners

Load the laundry

Open the door by pulling the catch outwards. Load the items to be washed

one at a time and close the door (Fig 20).

Add the detergent

Open the detergent drawer by pushing the lower section of the drawer front

Measure the required quantity of washing powder and pour it into the deter-

gent compartment (Fig 21) or directly into the drum of the appliance if you

are using a wash ball. (See section on Detergents and Additives).

Add the conditioner

Pour the conditioner into compartment 3 (Fig 22) but do not exceed the MAX

level.

Close the drawer gently. If you slam the drawer, it could cause the condi-

tioner to enter the appliance prematurely.

Fig 21

Fig 22

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SPORTSWASH

SYNTHETIC

QUICKWASH

Start up

Check that:

1 The appliance is plugged in.

2 The water taps are on.

3 The drain hose is correctly positioned. Then push the ON/OFF button

(Fig 23) to start. The programme is complete when the dial is pointing to

‘•’, and the appliance has stopped.

The end

At the end of a programme the appliance automatically stops. Push the ON/OFF button to turn the appliance

OFF. The door is controlled by a safety device, which releases 1 – 2 minutes after the end of the programme.

Open the door once the safety catch is released and remove all the articles of clothing. When the programme

has finished, you are advised to unplug the appliance and turn off the water taps.

Fig 23

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LAUNDRY PREPARATION

Before you start washing, sort out your laundry into washing loads according to type of fabric, degree of

soiling, colour fastness, drip dry, etc. All the articles in a load must be able to be washed at the same tem-

perature. You will then obtain the best washing results.

NOTE: Clothing care labels on all clothes must be adhered to at all times.

1 Check the clothing care label on all articles; if in doubt refer to the sections on main wash programmes

& fabric guide.

2 Fasten zips – these can cause damage to other articles.

3 Tears and open seams should be mended before washing.

4 Secure loose buttons.

5 Empty pockets of all contents, coins, keys, etc. can cause internal damage to your appliance.

6 Put lace, belts and children’s clothes (bootees, etc.) into a pillowcase to prevent tangling around clothes.

7 Treat any stains before washing (see section on “Stain removal”).

8 If you are unsure about the colour fastness of fabrics, wash in low temperature at 40oC.

9 New denims should be washed separately in case of colour run. Afterwards they can be washed

according to instructions.

10 Bulky articles – sleeping bags, quilts etc, should be washed on the wool programme to get best results.

Wash one at a time.

LOADING THE APPLIANCE

How much is in a load? Your appliance will wash the following dry weights.

Cottons and Linens 5kg 13.2lbs (On selected models)

Absorbent materials, towels, nappies, flannelette 2.5kg 6.6lbs

Manufactured fibres 2kg 4.4lbs

Machine washable woollens 2kg 4.4lbs

A guide to the approximate dry weight of articles.

Double sheet 907gm

Single sheet 680gm

Table cloth 453gm

Bath towel 453gm

Hand towel 227gm

Tea towel 113gm

Skirt 340gm (3/4 lb)

Pyjamas 340gm (3/4 lb)

Underwear 113gm (3/4 lb)

Aprons 113gm (3/4 lb)

Blouses 113gm (3/4 lb)

Nightdresses 113gm (3/4 lb)

Two typical loads:

Programme 2 (Load 10lbs) Programme 4 (Load 5 lbs)

2 tea towels, 1 tablecloth, 5 pairs pants, 3 blouses,

2 bath towels, 2 hand towels, 2 nightdresses, 3 shirts

1 single sheet, 2 double sheets. 2 pairs pyjamas, 1 apron.

IMPORTANT!

DONOTOVERLOAD

Overloading will affect the efficiency of the wash and in the long term, it can damage the appliance. This is

particularly important with machine washable wool, and with man made fibres, such as Acrilan, Bri-nylon,

Terylene, Crimplene, Dralon, Trevira and Courtelle. They need plenty of room, so keep within the weight limit.

Take them out of the appliance as soon as possible after the wash programme is completed.

DO NOT UNDERLOAD

To ensure smooth running, avoid spinning heavy items. Spinning underloaded may cause excessive vibra-

tion. So, if you do not have enough items in a particular group to make a reasonable load add a few towels.

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DETERGENTS AND ADDITIVES

How much and where?

Deciding on the soil level of your clothes is very difficult. However it is also very important to make sure you

dose the correct amount of detergent. to help you, we have included the soil level symbols as you see them

on the Ariel pack. We have also explained what these soil levels mean and have included garment types and

items which fall into each category.

Soil levels

Light soil - No stains are noticeable on the garments, youwould just like to refresh the

clothes you’ve been wearing. (eg: sweaters, curtains, jackets).

Normal soil - Garment that have been worn for a dy and which may show some stains,

although not all stains are visible (eg: blouses, shirts).

Heavy soil - Garments that have been worn for at least one day or are owrn in hgh body soil

areas (eg: underwear, towels, socks, baby clothes).

Very heavy soil - Items which are very dirty (for example kitchen towels) or garments which

have tough stains on them such as mud, grass, motor oil (eg: tea towels, bed linen, sports-

wear).

Getting the right dosage

For the best laundry results, it’s important to use the right amount of detergent. Modern washing machines

use less water and some people believe it is okay to use less detergent. This is not true and will lead to

problems in the wash. Detergent dosage is based on the amount of soil on the laundry and the hardness of

the water.

As well as ingredients designed to remove stains, detergents also contain ingredients which hold the re-

moved stains in solution. Underdosing the detergent will result in too little of this ingredient being able to hold

all of the removed stains in solution. This will build-up with time resulting in laundry which is not as white or

bright as it should be.

Underdosing: will result in limescale build-up in your machine thus reducing its efficiency and increas-

ing the running cost.

Overdosing: the detergent is uneconomical and may result in rinsing problems.

By following the dosing table on your Ariel pack, you should be able to work out the correct amount of

detergent for your particular wash load.

NOTE: Always follow the recommended dosages of detergent, which can be found on every pack.

Servis recommend the use of Ariel, Ariel Color and Ariel Non-Bio in their washing machines, all of these

products are available in powder, liquid, tablet or liquitab form to kep you clothes looking newer for longer.

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CARE OF YOUR APPLIANCE

Successful washing and smooth running of your appliance depends on routine maintenance, which should

be carried out on a regular basis.

IMPORTANT: You must unplug the appliance before all cleaning and maintenance operations.

Decalcification

The water we normally use contains lime; therefore, it is a good idea to occasionally use a water softener

powder in the appliance (more frequently in hard water areas). Add the powder according to the manufactur-

er’s instructions. This will prevent the formation of lime deposits, which can affect the performance of your

appliance.

After each wash

Leave the door slightly open. This helps prevent mould and stagnant smells forming inside the appliance.

Turn the drum slowly so that no small items have been overlooked. Wipe the inside of the drum and door seal

with a dry cloth (It is normal if a certain amount of water has collected in the rim of the door seal).

Removing the detergent drawer (fig. A or B, according to the model).

Fig 24

Fig 25

External cleaning

Use soap and water only and then dry thoroughly.

Cleaning the filter

A clean filter is important for correct functioning of the washing machine, so should therefore be cleaned

periodically.

• If the softener compartment “3” has the word “PUSH” written on it:

- open the detergent drawer;

- press on the word “PUSH” with the right hand and pull out the drawer

with the left hand (Fig. 24).

• If the softener compartment “3” does not have the word “PUSH”

written on it:

- open the detergent drawer;

- grasp it with both hands, push down slightly and pull the drawer out-

wards (Fig. 25).

1 Open the panel, which is situated at the bottom, right corner on the front

of the machine and place a container underneath to catch any spillage

(It is normal for a certain amount of water to collect in the filter) (Fig 26).

Fig 26

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f the filter is blocked and the appliance is unable to drain, you will need to remove the water from the appli-

ance at this stage. To do this:

1 Unhook the drain hose from the standpipe or sink.

2 Hold the end of the hose over the bowl on the floor. The water should drain by gravity into the bowl.

3 When the bowl is full, hook the hose back up and empty. Repeat the procedure until the water stops

flowing.

4 Clean the filter in the normal way.

NOTE: Never remove the filter during a wash cycle, always wait until the appliance has finished its cycle and

is empty. When replacing the filter ensure that it is securely retightened. This will prevent leaks and stop

young children from being able to undo the filter.

2 Unscrew the filter – 2 turns anticlockwise (Fig.27) remove and rinse.

3 Replace the filter carefully, putting it on its guides, push in and screw it in

firmly until black seal is not showing.

Fig 27

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STAIN REMOVAL

Here are some common stains, their nature and the ideal reagent to use to remove the stain.

A = absorbed, B = built up, C = compound.

STAIN TYPE TREATMENT

Ballpoint Ink C Methylated spirit

Beer A Hydrogen peroxide, dilute if necessary to avoid bleaching

Blood C Soak in washing powder

Chocolate C Remove excess chocolate and treat any remaining stains with hydrogen peroxide

Coffee A Soak in washing powder

Chewing Gum B Hold an ice cube against the gum until it can be crumbled away

Candle Wax B Scrape off excess and iron between two sheets of white blotting paper, treat with

methylated spirit

Eggs C Soak in washing powder

Grass C Methylated spirit

Gravy C Soak in washing powder

Grease or Oil C Methylated spirit

Ink A A cold water diluted solution of washing up liquid or similar liquid

Rust C Small stains – lemon juice

Heavy stains – proprietary rust remover if suitable for material

Lipstick C Washing up liquid or methylated spirit

Mildew C Hydrogen peroxide

Milk A Washing up liquid or washing powder

Nail Varnish C Acetone (except on triacetates) or nail varnish remover:

hand wash immediately before machine washing

Paint C Emulsion – cold water or Polyclens, hand wash immediately before machine washing

Gloss or undercoat - Polyclens hand wash immediately before machine washing

Perspiration A Ammonia followed by hydrogen peroxide if any residual stains

Rubber C Methylated spirit followed by dry cleaning

Scorch Marks C Rub in glycerine and soak for 10-15 mins,

then wash followed by diluted hydrogen peroxide

Soot C Washing up liquid

Tar C Polyclens or washing up liquid wash then treat with hydrogen peroxide

Hand wash immediately before machine washing

Tea A Soak in washing powder rub in a little glycerine leave for 10-15 minutes

before re-washing

Wine A Soak in washing up liquid. If coloured treat with hydrogen peroxide

Warning: Keep all chemicals out of reach of children.

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SERVIS M9913 Owner's Handbook Manual

Brand: SERVIS

Model: M9913

Category: Washing machines

Type: Owner's Handbook Manual

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