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WF1702AH(A/C/D/F/G/H/R/S/T/V/W/Z)(G)
WF1700AH(A/C/D/F/G/H/R/S/T/V/W/Z)(G)
WF1602AH(A/C/D/F/G/H/R/S/T/V/W/Z)(G)
WF1600AH(A/C/D/F/G/H/R/S/T/V/W/Z)(G)
WF1702AM(A/C/D/F/G/H/R/S/T/V/W/Z)(G)
WF1700AM(A/C/D/F/G/H/R/S/T/V/W/Z)(G)
WF1602AM(A/C/D/F/G/H/R/S/T/V/W/Z)(G)
WF1600AM(A/C/D/F/G/H/R/S/T/V/W/Z)(G)
WF1702NH(A/C/D/F/G/H/R/S/T/V/W/Z)(G)
WF1700NH(A/C/D/F/G/H/R/S/T/V/W/Z)(G)
WF1602NH(A/C/D/F/G/H/R/S/T/V/W/Z)(G)
WF1600NH(A/C/D/F/G/H/R/S/T/V/W/Z)(G)
WF1702NM(A/C/D/F/G/H/R/S/T/V/W/Z)(G)
WF1700NM(A/C/D/F/G/H/R/S/T/V/W/Z)(G)
WF1602NM(A/C/D/F/G/H/R/S/T/V/W/Z)(G)
WF1600NM(A/C/D/F/G/H/R/S/T/V/W/Z)(G)
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contents
SETTING UP YOUR WASHING
MACHINE
13
13 Checking the parts
14 Meeting installation requirements
14 Electrical supply and grounding
14 Water Supply
15 Drain
15 Flooring
15 Surrounding temperature
15 Alcove or closet installation
15 Installing your washing machine
WASHING A LOAD OF LAUNDRY
21
21 Washing for the first time
21 Basic instructions
22 Using the control panel
24 Child lock
24 Delay end
25 Washing clothes using the cycle selector
26 Washing clothes manually
26 Laundry guidelines
28 Detergent and additives information
28 Which detergent to use
28 Detergent drawer
CLEANING AND MAINTAINING YOUR
WASHING MACHINE
29
29 Draining the washing machine in an emergency
29 Cleaning the exterior
30 Cleaning the detergent drawer and drawer
recess
31 Cleaning the debris filter
32 Cleaning the water hose mesh filter
32 Repairing a frozen washing machine
32 Storing your washing machine
TROUBLESHOOTING AND
INFORMATION CODES
33
33 Check these points if your washing machine...
34 Information codes
CALIBRATING YOUR WASHING
MACHINE
34
34 Calibration mode
CYCLE CHART
35
35 Cycle chart
APPENDIX
36
36 Fabric care chart
36 Protecting the environment
37 Specifications
39 Sheet of household washing machines (eu
only)
43 INformation of main washing programmes
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This appliance should be positioned so that the power plug, the
water supply taps, and the drain pipes are accessible.
For appliances with ventilation openings in the base, that a carpet
must not obstruct the openings.
The new hose-sets supplied with the appliance are to be used and
that old hose-sets should not be reused.
CAUTION: In order to avoid a hazard due to inadvertent resetting of
the thermal cut-out, this appliance must not be supplied through an
external switching device, such as a timer, or connected to a circuit
that is regularly switched on and off by the utility.
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01 setting up
setting up your washing
machine
Be sure to have your installer follow these instructions closely so that your new
washing machine works properly and so that you’re not at risk of injury when doing
laundry.
CHECKING THE PARTS
Carefully unpack your washing machine, and make sure you’ve received all of the parts shown below.
If your washing machine was damaged during shipping, or if you do not have all of the parts, contact
Samsung Customer Service or your Samsung dealer.
Spanner Bolt hole covers
Water supply
hose
Hose guide Cap fixer
* Bolt hole covers : The number of bolt hole covers depends on the model (3~5 covers).
Detergent drawer
Control panel
Door
Adjustable feet
Work top
Plug
Drain hose
Debris filter
Emergency drain tube
Filter Cover
Tub
Release lever
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STEP 2
Removing the shipping bolts
Before installing the washing machine, you must remove the five shipping bolts from the back of
the unit.
1. Loosen all the bolts with the supplied wrench.
2. Hold the bolt with the spanner and pull it through the wide
section of the hole. Repeat for each bolt.
3. Fill the holes with the supplied plastic covers.
4. Store the shipping bolts away safely in case you have to move the washing machine in the
future.
Packaging materials can be dangerous to children; keep all packaging material (plastic
bags, polystyrene, etc.) well out of the reach of children.
Insert the cap fixer, (one of the accessories
in the vinyl pack), into the hole from which
you removed the power cord at the back
of the product.
setting up your washing
machine
WARNING
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setting up your washing
machine
Connecting the water supply hose (selected models)
1. Remove the adaptor from the water supply hose.
2. First, using a ‘+’ type screwdriver, loosen the four screws
on the adaptor. Next, take the adaptor and turn part (2)
following the arrow until there is a 5 mm gap.
3. Connect the adaptor to the water tap by tightening the
screws firmly while lifting the adaptor upwards.
Turn part (2) following the arrow and connect (1) and (2).
4. Connect the water supply hose to the adaptor.
When you release part (3), the hose automatically
connects to the adaptor making a ‘click’ sound.
After you have connected the water supply
hose to the adaptor, ensure that it is connected
correctly by pulling the water supply hose
downwards.
5. Connect the other end of the water supply hose to the inlet
water valve at the rear of the washing machine. Screw the
hose clockwise all the way in.
Adaptor
Water supply
hose
1
2
5 mm
3
1
2
Water tap
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01 setting up
6. Turn on the water supply and ensure that no water leaks
from the water valve, tap or adaptor. If there is a water
leaks, repeat the previous steps.
Do not use your washing machine if there is a water leak.
This may cause electric shock or injury.
• If the water tap has a screw type tap, connect the water
supply hose to the tap as shown.
Use the most conventional type of tap for the water supply. In case the tap is square or too
big, remove the spacing ring before inserting the tap into the adaptor.
WARNING
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Connecting the drain hose
The end of the drain hose can be positioned in three ways:
1. Over the edge of a wash basin: The drain hose must be placed at a height of between 60
and 90 cm. To keep the drain hose spout bent, use the supplied plastic hose guide. Secure
the guide to the wall with a hook or to the tap with a piece of string to prevent the drain hose
from moving.
2. ln a sink drain pipe branch: The drain pipe branch must be above the sink siphon so that
the end of the hose is at least 60 cm above the ground.
3. ln a drain pipe: We recommend using a 65 cm high vertical pipe; it must be no shorter than
60 cm and no longer than 90 cm.
The standpipe drain requires;
• minimumdiameter5cm.
• minimumcarry-awaycapacity60literperminute.
STEP 5
Powering your washing machine
Plug the power cord into a wall sockets, an AC 220-240V / 50Hz approved electrical outlet
protected by a fuse or circuit breaker. (For more information on electrical and grounding
requirements, see page 14.)
Test run
Make sure that you install your washing machine correctly by running the Rinse+Spin cycle
after the installation is complete.
setting up your washing
machine
60 ~ 90 cm
Drain hose
Hose guide
60 ~ 90 cm
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USING THE CONTROL PANEL
DIGITAL GRAPHIC
DISPLAY
Displays the remaining wash cycle time, all cycle information, and error
messages.
CYCLE SELECTOR
Select the tumble pattern and spin speed for the cycle.
For detailed information, refer to “Washing clothes using the cycle
selector” (see page 25) .
Cotton(
) - For averagely or lightly soiled cotton, bed linen, table linen,
underwear, towels, shirts, etc.
Synthetics(
) - For averagely or lightly soiled blouses, shirts, etc., made
of polyester (diolen, trevira), polyamide (perlon, nylon) or other similar
blends.
Hand Wash For Wool(
) - Only for machine-washable wool. A load
should be less than 2.0 kg.
• T
he wool course washes the laundry using gentle cradling actions.
During the wash, the gentle cradling and soaking actions are
continued to protect the wool fibers from shrinkage / distortion and
for a super gentle clean. This stop operation is not a problem.
• Neutral detergent is recommended for wool course, for improved washing
results and for improved care of the wool fibers.
Baby Care( ) - High temperature wash and extra rinses ensure that no
washing powder remains to mark your thin clothes.
Daily Wash(
) - Use for everyday items such as underwear and shirts.
Short programme for test institutes.
15’ Quick Wash(
) - For lightly soiled garments that you require
quickly.
• The values(15’ minutes) can vary from the indicated values
depending on water pressure, water hardness, water inlet
temperature, room temperature, type and amount of washing and
degree of soiling, utilized detergent, fluctuation in the electricity
supply and extra options selected.
• Add only a small amount of detergent for a small amount of laundry
(less than 2kg) for the 15’ Quick Wash course, because if you add
too much detergent, detergent may remain after the wash.
Spin( ) - Performs an additional spin cycle to remove more water.
Rinse + Spin(
) - Use for a load that needs rinsing only or to add
rinse-added fabric softener to a load.
washing a load of laundry
543
6 7 8
1 2
1
2
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02 Washing a load of laundry
DELAY END
SELECTION BUTTON
Press this button repeatedly to cycle through the available Delay End
options (from 3 hours to 19 hours in one hour increments).
The hour displayed indicates the time when the wash cycle will be
finished.
TEMPERATURE
SELECTION BUTTON
Press this button repeatedly to cycle through the available water
temperature options:
(20˚C(AllLampsTurnOff),30˚C,40˚C,60˚Cand95˚C).
SPIN SELECTION
BUTTON
Press the button repeatedly to cycle through the available speeds for the
spin cycle.
WF1702 / WF1602
All Lamps Turn Off,
, 400, 800, 1200 rpm
WF1700 / WF1600
All Lamps Turn Off,
, 400, 800, 1000 rpm
No spin
” - The laundry remains in the drum and no spin cycle is
performed after the final drain.
Rinse Hold (All Lamps Turn Off)” -The laundry remains soaking in the
final rinse water. Before the laundry can be unloaded, either a Drain or
Spin cycle must be performed.
OPTION
SELECTION BUTTON
Press this button repeatedly to cycle through the wash options:
(Pre-Wash)
(Rinse+)
(Intensive)
(Pre-Wash) +
(Rinse+) (Pre-Wash) + (Intensive) (Rinse+) + (Intensive)
(Pre-Wash) + (Rinse+) + (Intensive) (off)
(Pre-Wash): Press this button to select Pre-Wash. Pre-wash is only
available with: Cotton( ), Synthetics( ), Baby Care( ), Daily Wash( ).
(Rinse+): Press this button to add additional rinse cycles.
(Intensive): Press this button when the laundry is heavily soiled and
needs to be washed intensively. The cycle time is increased for each
cycle.
START/PAUSE
SELECTION BUTTON
Press to pause and restart a cycle.
POWER BUTTON
Press it once to turn your washing machine on, press it again to turn
your washing machine off.
If the washing machine is left on for more than 10 minutes without any
buttons being touched, the power automatically turns off.
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6
7
8
3
4
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02 WASHING A LOAD OF LAUNDRY
Determining the load capacity
Do not overload the washing machine or your laundry may not wash properly. Use the chart
below to determine the load capacity for the type of laundry you are washing.
Fabric Type Load Capacity
Model
WF1702
WF1700
WF1602
WF1600
Cotton
- average/lightly soiled
- heavily soiled
7.0 kg 6.0 kg
Synthetics 3.0 kg 2.5 kg
Hand Wash For Wool 2.0 kg 2.0 kg
• Whenthelaundryisunbalanced(“UE” lights up on the display), redistribute the load.
If the laundry is unbalanced, the spin efficiency may be degraded.
• WhenwashingBeddingorDuvets,thewashtimemaybelengthenedorthespin
efficiency may be degraded.
• ForBeddingorDuvets,therecommendedloadcapacityis1.8(kg)orless.
Make sure to insert brassieres (water washable) into a laundry
net (to be purchased additionally).
• Themetalpartsofthebrassieresmaybreakthroughthematerial
and damage the laundry. Therefore make sure to place them inside
a fine laundry net.
• Small,lightclothingsuchassocks,gloves,stockingsand
handkerchiefs may become caught around the door. Place them
inside a fine laundry net.
Do not wash the laundry net by itself without other laundry. This may cause abnormal
vibrations that could move the washing machine and cause an accident resulting in
injury.
CAUTION
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03 CLEANING AND MAINTAINING
cleaning and maintaining your
washing machine
Keeping your washing machine clean improves its performance, wards off
unnecessary repairs, and lengthens its life.
DRAINING THE WASHING MACHINE IN AN EMERGENCY
1. Unplug the washing machine from the power supply.
2. Open the filter cover using a coin or a key.
3. Pull forward the emergency drain tube to separate it from
the guide hook.
4. Take off the emergency drain cap closing the emergency
drain tube.
5. Allow all the water to flow into a bowl.
Remain water maybe more than you expected. Prepare
larger bowl.
6. Re-attach the cap to the emergency drain tube and then fix
the emergency drain tube to the guide hook.
7. Replace the filter-cover.
CLEANING THE EXTERIOR
1. Wipe the washing machine surfaces, including the control panel, with a soft cloth using a
nonabrasive household detergent.
2. Use a soft cloth to dry the surfaces.
3. Do not pour water onto the washing machine.
Filter cover
Emergency
drain tube
Emergency
drain cap
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CLEANING THE DETERGENT DRAWER AND DRAWER RECESS
1. Press the release lever on the inside of the
detergent drawer and pull the drawer out.
2. Remove the liquid detergent divider from the
detergent drawer
3. Wash all parts under running water.
4. Clean the drawer recess with an old toothbrush.
5. Replace the liquid detergent divider by pushing it firmly into
the drawer.
6. Push the drawer back into place.
7. To remove any remaining detergent, perform a rinse cycle
without any laundry in the drum.
cleaning and maintaining your
washing machine
Release lever
Liquid detergent divider
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03 CLEANING AND MAINTAINING
CLEANING THE DEBRIS FILTER
We recommend cleaning the debris filter 5 or 6 times a year, or when the error message of “5E” is
displayed. (Refer to “Draining the washing machine in an emergency” in the previous page.)
Before cleaning the debris filter, make sure to unplug the power cord.
1. Remove the remaining water first (refer to “Draining the
washing machine in an emergency” on page 29.)
If you separate the filter without draining the remaining
water, the remaining water may trickle out.
2. Open the filter cover by using a key or coin.
3. Unscrew the emergency drain cap by turning it to the left
and drain off all the water.
4. Unscrew the debris filter cap.
5. Wash any dirt or other material from the debris filter. Make
sure the drain pump propeller behind the debris filter is not
blocked.
6. Replace the debris filter cap.
7. Replace the filter cover.
Do not open the debris filter cap while the machine is running or hot
water may flow out.
• Makesuretoreplacetheltercapaftertheltercleaning.Ifthelterisoutofthemachine,your
washing machine may malfunction or leak water.
• Theltershouldbefullyassembledaftertheltercleaning.
Debris filter cap
CAUTION
CAUTION
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04 TROUBLESHOOTING
troubleshooting and
information codes
CHECK THESE POINTS IF YOUR WASHING MACHINE...
PROBLEM SOLUTION
Will not start • Make sure your washing machine is plugged in.
• Make sure the door is firmly closed.
• Make sure the water source tap(s) are turned on.
• Make sure to press the Start/Pause button.
Has no water or not enough
water
• Turn the water tap on fully.
• Make sure the water source hose is not frozen.
• Straighten the water intake hoses.
• Clean the filter on the water intake hose.
Has detergent remains in
the detergent drawer after
the wash cycle is complete
• Make sure your washing machine is running with sufficient water
pressure.
• Make sure the detergent is added to the center of the detergent
drawer.
Vibrates or is too noisy • Make sure your washing machine is on a level surface. If the surface
is not level, adjust the washing machine feet to level the appliance.
• Make sure that the shipping bolts are removed.
• Make sure your washing machine is not touching any other object.
• Make sure the laundry load is balanced.
The washing machine does
not drain and/or spin
• Straighten the drain hose. Eliminate kinked hoses.
• Make sure the debris filter is not clogged.
Door is locked shut or will
not open.
• Make sure all the water in your drum is drained out.
• Make sure the door lock light is off. Door lock light will off after
drained.
If the problem persists, contact your local Samsung Customer Service.
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05 CYCLE CHART
cycle chart
CYCLE CHART
( user option)
PROGRAM
Max load(kg) DETERGENT
Max
Temp
(
˚C
)
Spin Speed(MAX) rpm
Delay end
WF1702
WF1700
WF1602
WF1600
Pre-
wash
wash
Soft-
ener
WF1702
WF1602
WF1700
WF1600
Cotton(
)
7.0 6.0
yes
95 1200 1000
Synthetics(
)
2.5 2.5
yes
60 1200 1000
Hand Wash For Wool(
)
2.0 1.5 - yes
40 800 800
Baby Care(
)
3.0 2.5
yes
95 1200 1000
Daily Wash(
)
2.0 2.0
yes
60 1200 1000
15’ Quick Wash(
)
2.0 2.0 - yes
40 800 800
1. A cycle with a prewash takes approx. 15 minutes longer.
2. The cycle duration data has been measured under the conditions specified in Standard IEC 60456 / EN
60456.
Please run Calibration Mode after the installation(see page 34).
3. Course time in individual homes may differ from the values given in the table due to variations in the
pressure and temperature of the water supply, the load and the type of laundry.
4. When the Intensive Wash function is selected, the cycle time is increased for each cycle.
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06 APPENDIX
SPECIFICATIONS
TYPE FRONT LOADING WASHER
DIMENSION
WF1702 / WF1700
W600mm X D550mm X H850mm
WATER PRESSURE 50 kPa ~ 800 kPa
WATER VCLUME
56
NET WEIGHT
WF1702 / WF1700
56 kg
WASH AND SPIN CAPACITY 7.0 kg
POWER CONSUMPTION
MODEL WF1702 / WF1700
WASHING
220 V 150 W
240 V 150 W
WASH AND HEATING
220 V 2000 W
240 V 2400 W
SPIN
MODEL WF1702 WF1700
230V 530 W 500 W
PUMPING 34 W
SPIN REVOLUTIONS
MODEL WF1702 WF1700
rpm 1200 1000
The appearance and specifications of the product are subject to change without prior notice for purposes
of product enhancement.
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appendix
SPECIFICATIONS
TYPE FRONT LOADING WASHER
DIMENSION
WF1602 / WF1600
W600mm X D450mm X H850mm
WATER PRESSURE 50 kPa ~ 800 kPa
WATER VCLUME
48
NET WEIGHT
WF1602 WF1600
54 kg
WASH AND SPIN CAPACITY 6.0 kg
POWER CONSUMPTION
MODEL WF1602 / WF1600
WASHING
220 V 150 W
240 V 150 W
WASH AND HEATING
220 V 2000 W
240 V 2400 W
SPIN
MODEL WF1602 WF1600
230V 530 W 500 W
PUMPING 34 W
SPIN REVOLUTIONS
MODEL WF1602 WF1600
rpm 1200 1000
The appearance and specifications of the product are subject to change without prior notice for purposes
of product enhancement.
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06 APPENDIX
SHEET OF HOUSEHOLD WASHING MACHINES (EU ONLY)
According to Regulation (EU) No. 1061/2010
“ * ” Asterisk(s) means variant model and can be varied (0-9) or (A-Z).
Samsung
Model Name
WF1702NHW
WF1702NHWG
WF1700***
Capacity kg 7 7
Energy Efficiency
A+++ (highest efficiency) to D (least efficient) A+ A+
Energy Consumption
Annual Energy Consumption (AE_C)
1)
kWh/yr 220 220
Energy Consumption (E_t.60) Cotton 60 ºC at full load kWh 1.23 1.23
Energy Consumption (E_t.60.1/2) Cotton 60 ºC with partial load kWh 0.89 0.89
Energy Consumption (E_t.40.1/2) Cotton 40 ºC with partial load kWh 0.69 0.69
Weighted power off-mode (P_o) W 0.45 0.45
Weighted power in left-on mode (P_l) W 5 5
Annual water consumption (AW_c)
2)
L/yr 10010 10010
Spin efficiency class
3)
A (most efficient) to G (least efficient) B C
Maximum Spin Speed rpm 1200 1000
Residual moisture % 53 62
Programs to which the information on the label and the Sheet relate Cotton 60 ºC and 40 ºC + Intensive
4)
Program duration of the standard program
Cotton 60 ºC at full load min 205 205
Cotton 60 ºC for partial load min 162 162
Cotton 40 ºC with partial load min 157 157
Weighted time in left-on mode min 2 2
Airborne noise emissions
Wash dB (A) re 1 pW 59 59
Spin dB (A) re 1 pW 78 74
Dimensions
Unit dimensions
Height mm 850
Width mm 600
Depth
5)
mm 550
Net weight kg 56
Gross weight kg 58
Package weight kg 2
Water Pressure kPa 50-800
Electrical connection
Voltage V 220-240
Power consumption W 2000-2400
Frequency Hz 50
Name of company Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
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06 APPENDIX
SHEET OF HOUSEHOLD WASHING MACHINES (EU ONLY)
According to Regulation (EU) No. 1061/2010
“ * ” Asterisk(s) means variant model and can be varied (0-9) or (A-Z).
Samsung
Model Name
WF1602NHW
WF1602NHWG
WF1600***
Capacity kg 6 6
Energy Efficiency
A+++ (highest efficiency) to D (least efficient) A+ A+
Energy Consumption
Annual Energy Consumption (AE_C)
1)
kWh/yr 195 195
Energy Consumption (E_t.60) Cotton 60 ºC at full load kWh 1.06 1.06
Energy Consumption (E_t.60.1/2) Cotton 60 ºC with partial load kWh 0.79 0.79
Energy Consumption (E_t.40.1/2) Cotton 40 ºC with partial load kWh 0.65 0.65
Weighted power off-mode (P_o) W 0.45 0.45
Weighted power in left-on mode (P_l) W 5 5
Annual water consumption (AW_c)
2)
L/yr 8580 8580
Spin efficiency class
3)
A (most efficient) to G (least efficient) B C
Maximum Spin Speed rpm 1200 1000
Residual moisture % 53 62
Programs to which the information on the label and the Sheet relate Cotton 60 ºC and 40 ºC + Intensive
4)
Program duration of the standard program
Cotton 60 ºC at full load min 225 225
Cotton 60 ºC for partial load min 162 162
Cotton 40 ºC with partial load min 157 157
Weighted time in left-on mode min 2 2
Airborne noise emissions
Wash dB (A) re 1 pW 57 57
Spin dB (A) re 1 pW 77 74
Dimensions
Unit dimensions
Height mm 850
Width mm 600
Depth
5)
mm 450
Net weight kg 54
Gross weight kg 56
Package weight kg 2
Water Pressure kPa 50-800
Electrical connection
Voltage V 220-240
Power consumption W 2000-2400
Frequency Hz 50
Name of company Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
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