CAMEC 051879 RV Washing Machine 3.5kg Capacity User Manual

COMPACT RV II
TOP LOADING WASHING MACHINE 3.5KG
USER MANUAL
(Part No. 051879)

NOTE: Please read this manual carefully before installing and/or using this appliance.

General Safety Instructions

Please read this manual carefully before installing and/or using this appliance.
Perform all installation, maintenance and operation of this appliance with caution and care. Proper operation, handling, use and care will ensure effective use through the service life of this appliance. Camec will not be liable for any damages and/or claims resulting from incorrect installation and/or improper use of this appliance.
This appliance is intended to be used in household and similar applications such as: staff laundry areas in shops, offices and other working environments, farmhouses, hotels, motels and other residential type environments, bed and breakfast type environments, areas for communal use in blocks of flats or in launderettes.
Young children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance. This appliance 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 given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.

Installation and Operations Risk

• DO NOT install the appliance in a location where it cannot be drained normally
• DO NOT install the appliance in a humid place i.e. bathroom
• DO NOT install this appliance in a location where the sun is shining direct or near the heating source.
• DO NOT reuse old hose sets for connection to the water mains. New hose-sets supplied with the appliance are to be used.
• DO NOT obstruct the ventilation holes at the bottom of this appliance. Check and ensure that it is not obstructed by carpet, the packaging items, and/or any other foreign objects
• DO NOT spray water on this appliance
• DO NOT disassemble, repair or modify this appliance
• DO NOT use hot water above 50 degrees Celsius. This appliance is to be used with cold water only
• DO NOT wash waterproof clothing e.g. rain clothes to avoid abnormal vibration or damage to clothing. Follow washing instruction on the clothing label
• DO NOT wash clothes that are dyed with volatile substances (such as diluents, gasoline, etc.)
• DO NOT place any hot or heavy items on this appliance
• DO NOT put your hands into the appliance, at all time, during operation

Electrical Risks

• DO NOT bend, pull, entangle, tie or place heavy object on the power chord
• DO NOT use the appliance when the power chord and/or plug is faulty. If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its service agent or similarly qualified persons in order to avoid a hazard.
• DO NOT switch off the power or pull the power plug when appliance is in operation
• DO NOT connect the power plug with wet hands
• Disconnect the power plug and water supply when appliance is under maintenance or when not in use for prolonged period
• Use a dedicated approved AS/NZS wall type 220V-240V AC power outlet with reliable grounding
• Use a leakage protection device, whenever possible

Installation Instructions

1. Adjust the levelling leg – Raise the front side of the washing machine and adjust the foot on the front left and right hand sides to ensure that the washing machine is stable.

2. Install the bottom cover – Insert the bottom cover from front to rear.
   Tighten the cover with a screw.

3. Connect the inlet water pipe joint – Remove the inlet water pipe joint from the hose. Install the inlet water pipe joint to the tap. Connect the hose after installation.

4. Connect the water hose – Screw the new water hose (supplied with the appliance) to the water inlet valve on the washing machine. After installation, turn on the tap to check for any leakage.

Operation Instructions

1. Press Power button to turn ON/OFF
2. Press Select button to select wash program
3. Press Water Level button to select required water level
4. Press Start/Pause button to commence washing
5. Time display shows remaining time to complete washing.

NOTE: If this appliance is used in an environment with 0 degree Celsius and below, it must be moved to a room temperature environment for 2 to 4 hours before use to avoid damages to the water inlet and drainage system.

Maintenance and Cleaning Instructions

1. Use a soft clean cloth to wipe the external surface and washing machine tub.
2. Open the top cover to dry and air the tub after every wash.
3. Remove and clean the filter cover periodically.
4. Drain residual water in the washing machine if not in use for prolonged period.

NOTE: Before carrying out any maintenance and/or cleaning, always remove the power plug from the AC wall power outlet and turn off the water tap.

Troubleshooting Instructions

◼ Check power plug is connected properly
◼ Check water tap is turned on
◼ Check if time delay setting is ON
◼ Check if the top cover is closed properly
◼ Check if drain hose is installed properly
Selected program unable to start| ◼ Check if Child Lock or Time Delay setting is ON
◼ Restart the washing machine
Water tap leakage| ◼ Check if the inlet water pipe joint size fits the tap
◼ Check inlet water pipe joint and water hose are tightened properly
Water drains when filling| ◼ Check if there are any foreign objects causing obstruction at the drain valve
Abnormal noise| ◼ Check if washing machine installation is stable
◼ Check if there are any foreign objects in the tub
◼ Check if the filter cover is not installed properly
Clothes are not washed properly| ◼ Check washing load is not above the washing capacity
◼ Check washing detergent and water level is enough for washing load
Clothes are not rinsed dry| ◼ Clothes are not put properly in the tub for rinse. Washing machine will
auto adjust and start rinse again. If fail after 2 repeat cycles, alarm will sound, and rinse operation will stop
Top cover is open during rinse operation| ◼ Do not open top cover during rinse cycle. Alarm will sound and error code E3 display
Error Code| Observation / Fault| Recommended Solution
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E1| Water fill operation more than 20mins| ◼ Check inlet water pressure
◼ Check and clean filter
E2| Water drain operation more than 5mins| ◼ Lower the drain hose
◼ Check if there are any foreign objects causing obstruction
E3| Top cover open during rinse cycle| ◼ Close the top cover properly
E4| During rinse cycle, tub got hit more than 3 times| ◼ Adjust the clothes properly
E6| ◼ Water level exceed limit
◼ Water level sensor faulty| ◼ Control unit will auto adjust water level
◼ Remove and replace water level sensor
E7| Top cover open during Child Lock mode| ◼ Close the top cover properly

Product Data and Specifications

Product Warranty

This product is covered under a 12 months warranty period. Kindly refer to the warranty policy terms and conditions available on Camec website.
For further information or assistance, please contact our National Customer Support
Team or visit Camec website.

1. Australia on 1300 422 632 or camec.com.au
2. New Zealand on 09 257 2419 or camec.co.nz

For any retail or trade enquiries, please contact our Sales office.

CAMEC VICTORIA
47-63 Remington Drive
Dandenong South VIC 3175
23-27 Freight Drive
Somerton VIC 3062
Phone: 1300 422 632| CAMEC NEW ZEALAND
44 Montgomerie Road
Mangere Auckland 2022
Phone: (09) 2572419
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Caringbah NSW 2229
Phone: (02) 9525 2588| CAMEC QUEENSLAND
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Archerfield QLD 4108
Phone: (07) 3710 9000
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Welshpool WA 6106
Phone: (08) 9351 0044|

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References

• Making Anywhere Home | Camec NZ
• Caravan and RV Superstore | Caravan Supplies | Caravan Shop Online – Camec
• Caravan Accessories & RV Parts Australia - CaravansPlus

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