How to use the Hitachi SF-80PJ washing machine control panel

To help you to use more efficiently and smoothly your Hitachi SF-80PJ . WebTech360 will guide you how to use the control panel effectively with just simple operations.

 

Some notes before putting clothes in the washing machine

The tips for quick and effective washing clothes

Name and function buttons displayed

How to use the Hitachi SF-80PJ washing machine control panel
Control panel of washing machine

1. Common washing steps

How to use the Hitachi SF-80PJ washing machine control panel
A diagram of common clothes washing steps

Step 1: Press the Power button (Power button)

Step 2: Open the door of the washing machine and put the clothes in the washing bucket

Step 3: Close the door of the washing machine and put detergent and conditioner into the dedicated tray.

Step 4: Press the buttons in the washing program table. Normally you should leave the washing program in Fuzzy mode (Auto) for the convenience of normal household clothes.

Step 5: Press the Start / Pause button to start the washing process.

2. The steps to manually wash clothes

You can use a single washing program to wash less dirty clothes. For example, you can activate a one-time washing program for less-soiled clothes.

How to use the Hitachi SF-80PJ washing machine control panel
 Click the Power button to start the machine
How to use the Hitachi SF-80PJ washing machine control panel
Choose the appropriate water level for the Water Level button
How to use the Hitachi SF-80PJ washing machine control panel
Press the Wash / Rins / Spin buttons

Press the Wash / Rinse / Spin button to activate the individual program according to your needs. If you want to combine washing programs you can press the program buttons as follows:

+ Wash + Rinse: Rinse after washing

+ Rinse + Spin: Squeeze after washing

+ Wash + Rinse + Power Spin: Rinse and then spin in order.

How to use the Hitachi SF-80PJ washing machine control panel
Click Start / Pause to finish the installation

3. Other machine wash mode buttons.

These buttons allow you to choose different washing modes for different fabrics.

 Fuzzy (Automatic): Used to wash thick clothes such as jeans, thick khaki.

Speedy: For clothes that are less dirty, or you need a quick wash.

Soak: The machine will enhance the soak cycle before washing. Helps to wash clothes cleaner. Suitable for clothes with stubborn stains.

Energy Saving : Washing saves energy

Blanket:   A specialized mode for washing blankets

Jean (Thick fabric): Jeans, khaki material.

Water save: The washing program saves water effectively.

Tub dry

Tub clean: Easy cleaning of the drum does not require much work.    

Wool Dedicate: For thin clothes such as underwear, thin fabrics., Light wool.

4. Wash thick clothes

For thick clothes, their washing course is different from other clothes. Need to choose the right mode to achieve a clean effect.

How to use the Hitachi SF-80PJ washing machine control panel
Press the Power button to turn on the machine
How to use the Hitachi SF-80PJ washing machine control panel
Select Jeans mode from the program button

Press the Jeans wash mode in the washing program panel according to the instruction.

How to use the Hitachi SF-80PJ washing machine control panel
Press the Water Level button.
How to use the Hitachi SF-80PJ washing machine control panel
Finish with the Start / Pause button

5. How to clean the washing bucket

For better performance of washing machine, longer machine life. You should clean the washing bucket at least every 2 weeks. In order to limit dirt, bacteria grow in the machine, adversely affect not only the health of you and your family, but also the "health" of the washing machine. Samsung washing machines  support you to self-clean the washing machine with very simple operation.

How to use the Hitachi SF-80PJ washing machine control panel
The first step is to open the Power button
How to use the Hitachi SF-80PJ washing machine control panel
Press the Water Level button to select the water level

Then you press the Water Level button to select the water level, which will usually be the highest water level (Level 5) for a more comprehensive cleaning of the tub.

How to use the Hitachi SF-80PJ washing machine control panel
Press the Eco Tubo Clean mode.

After selecting the drum cleaning mode. The light will light, indicating that the function is on.

How to use the Hitachi SF-80PJ washing machine control panel
And finally to end a process is also the familiar Start / Pause button

6. How to wash energy saving

Saving electricity costs is essential. This is the machine's energy-saving washing program

How to use the Hitachi SF-80PJ washing machine control panel
The first step is to open the Power button
How to use the Hitachi SF-80PJ washing machine control panel
Press the Eco button to select the function to save electricity
How to use the Hitachi SF-80PJ washing machine control panel
Select the water level with the Water Level button
How to use the Hitachi SF-80PJ washing machine control panel
And finally finished with the Start / Pause button

Hopefully with some simple operations that  WebTech360  has just shared, you can control your washing machine, helping to bring the best washing performance to the family.

 

Tips for long-lasting woolen laundry, keep shape

How much clothes should be put in the washing machine

Attention when washing clothes

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