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Kenmore ELITE HE5T User Manual

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Limpieza de la gaveta de depósito
La gaveta de depósito es desmontable para facilitar la limpieza.
1. Destrabe la gaveta de depósito presionando la palanca de
desenganche que está en el compartimiento de prelavado.
Vea Uso del depósito. Quite la gaveta.
2. Quite los insertos (el sifón de los compartimientos del
suavizante y del blanqueador y el selector).
3. Lave las piezas en el agua del grifo.
4. Vuelva a colocar los insertos y coloque nuevamente el
depósito en la gaveta.
Mangueras de entrada de agua
Reemplace las mangueras de entrada después de 5 años de uso
para reducir el riesgo de que fallen. Revise periódicamente y
cambie las mangueras de entrada si se hallan protuberancias,
torceduras, cortes, desgaste o pérdidas de agua.
Cuando reemplace las mangueras de entrada del agua, anote la
fecha de reposición.
Cuidado durante las vacaciones, el
almacenamiento y la mudanza
Instale y guarde su lavadora donde no se congele. Debido a que
puede quedar algo de agua en las mangueras, la congelación de
ésta puede dañar su lavadora. Si va a almacenar o mover su
lavadora durante una temporada de invierno riguroso,
acondiciónela para el invierno.
Falta de uso o cuidado durante las vacaciones:
Ponga a funcionar su lavadora únicamente cuando esté en casa.
Si va a salir de vacaciones o no va a usar la lavadora durante un
período prolongado, usted debe:
Desenchufar la lavadora o desconectar el suministro de
energía.
Interrumpir el suministro de agua a la lavadora. Esto ayuda a
evitar inundaciones involuntario (debido a aumentos en la
presión del agua) en ausencia suya.
Abra ligeramente la puerta para proporcionar ventilación.
Para acondicionar la lavadora para el invierno:
1. Vierta un cuarto (1 L) de anticongelante tipo R.V. en el tambor.
2. Ponga la lavadora a funcionar en el ciclo de Desagüe y
Exprimido (Drain & Spin).
3. Desenchufe la lavadora o desconecte el suministro de
energía.
4. Cierre ambos grifos del agua.
5. Desconecte las mangueras de entrada del agua de los grifos
y desagüe.
Para volver a usar la lavadora:
1. Deje correr agua por las tuberías. Vuelva a conectar las
mangueras de entrada del agua a los grifos. Abra ambos
grifos del agua.
2. Enchufe la lavadora o reconecte el suministro de energía.
3. Ponga a funcionar la lavadora durante el ciclo Normal/
Informal (Normal/Casual) con ¼ de la cantidad recomendada
de detergente HE para eliminar el anticongelante.
Para transportar la lavadora:
1. Si va a mover la lavadora durante una temporada de invierno
riguroso, vierta 1 cuarto (1 L) de anticongelante tipo R.V. en el
tambor. Ponga la lavadora a funcionar en el ciclo de Desagüe
y Exprimido (Drain & Spin).
2. Desenchufe el cable de suministro de energía.
3. Desconecte la manguera de desagüe del sistema de desagüe
y fíjela a los ganchos del panel posterior.
4. Cierre ambos grifos del agua.
5. Desconecte las mangueras de entrada del agua de los grifos,
luego elimine el agua de las mangueras y fíjelas al panel
posterior de la lavadora.
IMPORTANTE: Llame al servicio técnico. No vuelva a usar los
pernos de transporte. La lavadora debe ser transportada en la
posición vertical. Para prevenir daños estructurales y de
suspensión, su máquina debe estar debidamente preparada para
ser nuevamente ubicada por un técnico certificado.
Para volver a instalar la lavadora
1. Siga las Instrucciones de instalación para ubicar, nivelar y
conectar la lavadora.
2. Ponga la lavadora a funcionar en el ciclo Normal/Informal
(Normal/Casual) con ¼ de la cantidad normal recomendada
de detergente HE para limpiar la lavadora y eliminar el
anticongelante, de haberlo usado.
ADVERTENCIA
Peligro de Choque Eléctrico
Conecte a un contacto de pared de conexión a tierra de
3 terminales.
No quite la terminal de conexión a tierra.
No use un adaptador.
No use un cable eléctrico de extensión.
No seguir estas instrucciones puede ocasionar
la muerte, incendio o choque eléctrico.

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Kenmore ELITE HE5T Specifications

General IconGeneral
Energy Star CertifiedYes
ColorWhite
Steam FunctionYes
BrandKenmore
ModelELITE HE5T
TypeFront Load Washer
Spin Speed1, 200 RPM

Summary

Appliance Warranty Terms

One Year Limited Warranty

Covers defects in material or workmanship for one year from purchase.

Limited Lifetime Warranty on Stainless Steel Drum

Replaces the stainless steel wash drum due to defects for the lifetime of the washer.

Disclaimer of Implied Warranties

Limits implied warranties and disclaims liability for incidental or consequential damages.

Product Record Section

Space to record model number, serial number, and purchase date for service.

Washer Safety Guidelines

Important Safety Instructions

Essential precautions to reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, or injury.

Washer Installation Requirements

Tools and Parts for Installation

Lists necessary tools and parts for proper washer installation.

Pedestal and Stack Kit Options

Information on optional pedestals and stack kits for washer installation.

Washer Location and Spacing

Recommended Installation Spacing

Guidelines for spacing around the washer for various installation types.

Washer Dimensions Overview

Provides key physical dimensions of the washer unit.

Washer Drain System Setup

Drain Spacing Requirements

Details on spacing for stacked units and cabinet installations.

Drain Hose Installation Options

Explains standpipe, laundry tub, and floor drain system connections.

Electrical and Grounding Requirements

Electrical Supply Specifications

Details the required voltage, amperage, and circuit for the washer.

Grounding Instructions

Essential steps for safely grounding the washer to prevent shock.

Connecting Water Inlet Hoses

Inlet Hose Connection Procedure

Step-by-step guide for attaching hot and cold water inlet hoses.

Drain Hose Routing

Instructions for properly routing the drain hose to prevent leaks.

Final Installation Steps

Complete Installation Checklist

Ensures all parts are installed and checks are completed.

Washer Leveling Procedure

Steps to ensure the washer is level for optimal operation and reduced vibration.

Washer Features and Benefits

Key Washer Technologies

Highlights features like HE wash system, stainless steel drum, and auto water level.

Advanced Wash System Features

Describes features like Detergent Advantage, Thermal Optimizer, and Dynamic Balance.

Operating Your Washing Machine

Starting Your Washer Safely

Guidance on initial startup, including fire hazards and proper detergent use.

Understanding Wash Cycles

Overview of selecting cycles, modifiers, and the display indicators.

Washer Dispenser System

Dispenser Compartment Guide

Details on using compartments for detergent, bleach, and softener.

Prewash and Main Wash Detergent Use

Specific instructions for using detergent in prewash and main wash compartments.

Managing Wash Cycles

Pausing and Restarting Cycles

How to pause and resume a wash cycle.

Cancelling and Changing Cycles

Procedures for cancelling a cycle or modifying options mid-cycle.

Manual Drain Procedure

How to manually drain water from the washer.

Washer Status Indicators

Understanding Cycle Status Lights

Explains the meaning of various status lights on the control panel.

Door Lock and Control Lock Status

Information on door locking and how to enable/disable control lock.

Sensing and Display Information

How the washer senses load conditions and updates estimated time.

Detailed Wash Cycle Guide

Cycle Settings Overview

Chart detailing preset cycle times, water temps, and spin speeds.

Specific Wash Cycle Descriptions

Explanations for cycles like Normal/Casual, Heavy Duty, Whitest Whites, and Sanitary.

Customizing Your Wash with Options

Available Wash Cycle Options

Details on options like My Cycle, Stain Treat, Prewash, and Delay Start.

Understanding Modifier Settings

How to adjust modifiers like Soil Level, Wash Temp, and Spin Speed.

Wash Cycle Modifiers Explained

Modifier Selection Guide

Explains how to select and change modifiers for cycles.

Water Temperature and Spin Speed Settings

Guidance on choosing appropriate water temperature and spin speed.

Laundry Load and Cycle Recommendations

Laundry Guide Chart

Chart suggesting load types for specific wash cycles and available options.

Auto Temp Control Function

Explanation of how the Auto Temp Control feature works.

Laundry Preparation and Loading Tips

Preparing Clothes for Washing

Recommendations for garment care before washing.

Sorting and Loading Laundry

Tips for sorting clothes and loading the washer for best results.

Maintaining Your Washing Machine

Cleaning the Washer Door Seal

Instructions for cleaning the rubber seal around the washer door.

Washer Maintenance Procedure

Monthly procedure to clean the inside of the washer using bleach.

Washer Care and Storage

Maintaining Washer Freshness

Routine steps to keep the washer fresh and clean.

Vacation, Storage, and Moving

Guidance on preparing the washer for non-use, storage, or moving.

Washer Troubleshooting Guide

Error Codes and Tone Sounds

Explains error codes like F20, F21, F22 and their solutions.

Washer Won't Start Issues

Troubleshooting steps for when the washer fails to start.

Washer Not Filling or Rinsing

Solutions for problems where the washer does not fill, wash, or rinse.

Common Washer Problems and Solutions

Washer Won't Drain or Spin

Addresses issues related to the washer not draining or spinning correctly.

Washer Noise and Vibration Issues

Explains causes and solutions for unusual washer noises or vibrations.

Washer Odor and Load Wetness

Tips for addressing washer odor and loads that remain too wet.

Troubleshooting Specific Load Issues

Addressing Stains on Laundry

Solutions for common staining issues and load sorting.

Preventing Wrinkles and Dingy Colors

Tips for preventing wrinkles and maintaining bright colors in loads.

Cycle Time and Door Lock Issues

Troubleshooting for cycles that take too long or the door remaining locked.

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