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Smeg LSTA147S
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Specs
Capacity7 kg6 kg
Max. spin speed1400 rpm1400 rpm
Dryer
Drying capacity4 kg4 kg
Tank materialplasticstainless steel
Features
Number of programmes1512
Additional programs
quick wash
quick wash
Safety features
Leak protection
Anti-foam control
Unbalance control
Child lock
Efficiency
Water consumption per cycle47 L47 L
Energy classA+A+
Spin classAB
Noise level (spin)72 dB56 dB
More specs
Controlsrotary knob + buttonsrotary knob + buttons
Display
Loading hatch diameter30 cm30 cm
Dimensions (HxWxD)82x60x56 cm82x60x57 cm
Cut-out height820 mm820 mm
Cut-out width600 mm600 mm
Cut-out depth584 mm550 mm
Added to E-Catalogfebruary 2015december 2010
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Glossary

Capacity

The maximum capacity is the maximum amount of laundry in kilograms that can be loaded into the machine for a wash cycle.

Tank material

Most often, plastic or stainless steel is used to make washing machine tanks. Stainless steel tanks are more durable than plastic ones, but their lifespan often exceeds that of both the washing machine and its owners. Plastic tanks are cheaper but less durable. In most cases, plastic tanks are still reliable enough to be used.

Number of programmes

Modern washing machines offer various modes with customizable parameters such as water and detergent consumption, washing intensity, etc. These modes are designed for washing different types of fabrics and for quick washing. Having multiple programs is generally considered a positive feature, although some users may prefer to use the default mode if they are not familiar with the details of the other programs.

Spin class

The residual moisture level in laundry is typically classified with a letter of the alphabet, with A being the highest class indicating the lowest residual moisture. As the classification decreases in alphabetical order, such as to B and so on, the residual moisture level increases.

Noise level (spin)

The noise level of the washing machine during operation is an important factor to consider, especially in situations where excessive noise can be disruptive or undesirable. The lower the noise level is preferred, as it provide a more comfortable user experience. This is particularly relevant for small apartments or households with young children, or if washing is planned during nighttime hours.

The noise level of a washing machine may vary depending on the mode of operation, with some models being louder when spinning at maximum speed. Additionally, the noise level may be influenced by the installation conditions and the proximity of other objects or furniture. Even a quiet machine may produce additional noise due to vibrations if it is installed unevenly or in contact with other objects.