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Name: Creda W100FW Washing Machine
Brand: Creda
SKU: W100FW
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Hot and Cold Fill Connection

1. Connect the straight end of the supplied RED or GREY hose to

the HOT water supply tap (Fig 1). Connect the straight end of

the supplied BLUE hose to the COLD water supply tap.

2. Hand tighten connectors sufficiently to ensure water does not

leak from the hose connections.

3. Before connecting each of the hoses to the appliance, confirm

the water supply is flowing by holding the free end of each

hose in a bucket, turn the relevant water supply taps on and

then off.

4. Connect the angled end of the RED or GREY hose to the white

plastic inlet valve marked ‘H’(Fig 2) and the angled end of the

BLUE hose to the white plastic inlet valve marked ‘C’ at the back

of the appliance.

5. Hand tighten connectors sufficiently to ensure water does not

leak from the hose connections.

6. Turn on the water supply taps and check for leaks from the connectors. In the event

of a leak, turn off supply tap, remove connector and check that the sealing washer is

in place. Refit the connector and tighten. Turn on water supply taps.

Cold Fill Only Connection

A Cold Fill Adaptor is available from your local Creda authorised Service

Centre.

1. Connect angled end of supplied hoses to hot and cold inlets

at the back of appliance

2. Connect straight end of hoses to cold fill adaptor.

3. Connect adaptor to cold water supply.

NOTE: Hand tighten sufficiently to ensure water is not leaking from

the tap hose connections.

Fill Hoses

Ensure the supplied hoses are not kinked when connected.

2m long extension fill hoses are available from your local retailer

or Genuine Parts and Accessories UK 08709 077 077.

Water Pressure

Incoming hot and cold water pressure should be between 3 and 150

psi (21 - 1034 Kpa).

The temperature of the incoming household hot water supply should ideally be 60°C and

no higher than 70°C as this could cause damage to both your laundry and appliance.

Methods of Plumbing

The water supply taps must be easily accessible when the appliance is installed. Your

taps should be in good condition or it may leak when turned full on. Mixer taps are

unsuitable, if you have them you will need to use permanent plumbing. Adaptors are

required to connect to sink taps.

Permanent Plumbing

There must be taps or stopcocks so that the water supply can be turned off, isolating

the appliance from the household supply.

Existing Plumbing

If you have an existing installation please check that this includes taps or stopcocks to

isolate the appliance. The appliance must be connected to the water supply using

the new hose set supplied, old hose sets should not be used.

4. Remove 2

screws and

transit

bracket.

Retain for

future use.

3. Remove

1 screw and

clamp.

Retain for

future use.

Transit Bracket

Removal

Connecting to the Water Supply

5. Slide and

push work

top lid into

position

ensuring it

is located

on the

console

correctly.

2. From the

rear of

appliance,

grip the

sides of the

work top

lid, lift, slide

and pull

towards

you to

remove.

1. Remove

the 3

screws from

back of

work top

lid.

6. Replace

the 3

screws into

the back of

the work

top lid.

Inlet to machine

Cold

Water

Supply

After removing the packaging from the machine, ensure that the polystyrene pyramid

(shown at the side) has come away from the underside of the machine, with the

polystyrene base.

If it has not come away, remove it by tilting the machine backwards until the pyramid can

be seen and then remove.

Removing the Polystyrene Pyramid

Inlet to machine

Cold Water Supply

Fig. 3

Fig 2

Fig 1

Fig. 4

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Brand	Creda
Model	W100FW
Category	Washing Machines
File type	PDF
File size	0.52 MB

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The main reason a washing machine won’t drain is because of blockage in either the pump or the drain hose. If your washing machine has access to these parts, try to remove any blockage. If this does not solve the problem or if you don’t have access to these parts you should contact a mechanic or the manufacturer.

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There is no water coming into my washing machine, what can I do? Verified

Check if the water inlet is open and if there aren't any kinks in the hose of the water inlet. If this doesn't solve the problem you should contact the manufacturer.

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The door of my washing machine won't open, what can I do? Verified

There can be several causes. The most common cause is the filter being clogged. Unplug the appliance and check the filter. Remove any blockage if necessary. The location of the filter is different depening on the model. It is also possible that there is a special lever to open the door. If these options don't help, the last option is unplug the appliance for a period of 30-60 minutes and try to open the door after that. If this doesn't work, contact the manufacturer or a mechanic.

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My washing machine makes a lot of noice and/or vibrates loudly, what can I do about that? Verified

It's possible that the washing machine has not been leveled. You can do this by adjusting the feet to make it perfectly level. The problem can also be caused by inserting to much clothes in the machine. If these are not the cause of your problem you should contact the manufacturer.

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In which compartment should the detergent go? Verified

Most washing machines have 3 compartments for detergent. These compartments are often marked with I, II and * to show where the detergent goes. Compartment I is used for a pre-wash cycle, II is for the main wash cycle and * is for fabric softener. Compartment II is used most often.

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My washing machine smells, what can I do about it? Verified

There are washing machines with self-cleaning features. If these features are not available it's possible to add 100ml of white vinegar or 100gr of soda crystals and have the washing machine run a 90 ℃ program.

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Can I connect my washing machine to a warm water outlet? Verified

Although washing machines can probably handle water intake up to 65°C, this is not recommended by most manufacturers. There are wash cycles that specifically make use of cold water. In those cases warm water can harm the results of your wash cycle. Also, many washing machines are designed to be connected to a cold water outlet.

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What should I pay attention to when moving a washing machine? Verified

When moving a washing machine, you should secure the drum. You can use the transit bolt which come with every washing machine and will prevent the drum from moving around inside the machine. You also need to drain all the water.

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What is the difference in usage between a washer-dryer and a separate washing machine and dryer? Verified

The biggest advantage of a washer-dryer is that it takes less space. However, a separate dryer will be able to dry more than a washer-dryer. A washer-dryer also uses relatively more energy and requires more time.

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Can I stack my dryer and washing machine? Verified

In general it is possible to directly stack a dryer and washing machine directly on top of each other. This only works with front loading models. However, it is advisable to use a fitting accessory to do so. This will prevent the machines from vibrating and falling off and also prevents damage to the bottom machine.

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Can I connect a washing machine to an extension cord? Verified

Appliances that require large amounts of power, like a washing machine, can not be connected to all extension cords. See what the power usage of the washing machine is, which is indicated in Watt, and check if the extension cord can handle this. There are extension cords with thicker cables that are made to handle larger appliances.

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