Siemens WM16Y790AU 8kg Front Load Washing Machine

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Before washing

Before washing
- Before washing
  - Before washing
    - Before washing
- - - - Intended use
  - Ø For use in the household only.
    - Ø For use in the household only.
- - Danger of death from electric shock
    - Danger of death from electric shock

- - - Protection of the environment

Packaging/

Packaging/
- Packaging/
- Old appliance

Hints and tips

Hints and tips

- - - - The main points in brief

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Please load laundry: max. 8kg
- Please load laundry: max. 8kg

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Please load laundry: max. 8kg
- Please load laundry: max. 8kg

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For models with insert for liquid detergent:
- For models with insert for liquid detergent:
  - For models with insert for liquid detergent:
- The detergent drawer features an insert which is used as a dosing aid for liquid detergent.

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- Do not use insert:
  - Do not use insert:
  - – For gel-like detergents and washing powders.
    - – For gel-like detergents and washing powders.
      - – For gel-like detergents and washing powders.
    - – For programmes with Prewash or Ready in option.
      - – For programmes with Prewash or Ready in option.

Position insert for dosing liquid detergent:
- Position insert for dosing liquid detergent:

Completely remove detergent drawer.

For models without insert for liquid detergent:
- For models without insert for liquid detergent:
- Dose liquid detergent according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

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- All buttons are sensitive, they only need to be touched gently.
  - All buttons are sensitive, they only need to be touched gently.

Operating the appliance

Operating the appliance
- Operating the appliance
  - Operating the appliance
    - Operating the appliance
      - Operating the appliance

Protecting the washing and the machine:

Protecting the washing and the machine:

2. Preparing the appliance

2. Preparing the appliance
- 2. Preparing the appliance
  - 2. Preparing the appliance

3. Selecting a programme and

3. Selecting a programme and
- 3. Selecting a programme and
  - 3. Selecting a programme and
    - 3. Selecting a programme and
      - putting the washing in the drum

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  - c
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  - c

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  - b
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- b
  - b
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- b
  - b

– The indicator lamp is lit on the programme selector and the main menu for the selected programme is indicated on the display panel.

4. Select a programme.

Drain
- Drain

Rinse
- Rinse

– Select programme using the buttons under the arrows. The selection is acknowledged by a tick.

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- c
  - c
c
- c
  - c
c
- c
  - c
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- c
  - c

Outdoor
- Outdoor

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  - b
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- b
  - b
b
- b
  - b
b
- b
  - b

– To change the programme, select button under the black highlighted programme and change programme.

– To change the programme, select button under the black highlighted programme and change programme.

Please load laundry: max. 8kg
- Please load laundry: max. 8kg

The load screen for the selected programme (e.g. for Cottons) is indicated on the display panel. The load screen is indicated when the door is opened or when the amount of washing is changed.

– Unfold and load presorted items of washing. Mix large and small items. Washing items of different size distribute themselves better during the spin cycle. Individual items of washing may cause imbalances.

– Unfold and load presorted items of washing. Mix large and small items. Washing items of different size distribute themselves better during the spin cycle. Individual items of washing may cause imbalances.
- ~ Page 32

– Do not load washing until the main menu for the saved programme is displayed after the Siemens logo.

– Do not load washing until the main menu for the saved programme is displayed after the Siemens logo.

– The load bar progresses as the washing machine is loaded. If the max. load is exceeded, the bar flashes. Do not exceed indicated max. load. Overfilling reduces the washing result and encourages creasing.

– The load bar progresses as the washing machine is loaded. If the max. load is exceeded, the bar flashes. Do not exceed indicated max. load. Overfilling reduces the washing result and encourages creasing.

4. Add detergent and care product

4. Add detergent and care product
- 4. Add detergent and care product
  - 4. Add detergent and care product
    - 4. Add detergent and care product
    - 1. Pull out the detergent drawer.
      - 1. Pull out the detergent drawer.
        1. Pull out the detergent drawer.
      - 2. Dosing in dispenser according to:
        2. Dosing in dispenser according to:
        – Dosing recommendation on the display panel,
        – Dosing recommendation on the display panel,
        – Dosing recommendation on the display panel,
        e.g. for
        Cottons

Please load laundry: max. 8kg
- Please load laundry: max. 8kg

Depending on the amount of washing in the washing machine, a dosing recommendation is indicated on the display panel.

– Soiling.

– Soiling.

– Water hardness (ask your water supply company).

– Water hardness (ask your water supply company).

– Manufacturer’s instructions.

– Manufacturer’s instructions.

– When dosing all detergents, cleaning aids, cleaning products and cleaning agents, always follow the manufacturer's instructions.

– When dosing all detergents, cleaning aids, cleaning products and cleaning agents, always follow the manufacturer's instructions.

– Dilute viscous fabric softener and fabric conditioner with water.

5. Changing the settings of the selected programme

5. Changing the settings of the selected programme
- 5. Changing the settings of the selected programme
  - 5. Changing the settings of the selected programme

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- c
  - c

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- b
  - b
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- b
  - b
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- b
  - b

The main menu for the selected programme is indicated again on the display panel.

You can use the displayed presettings or adjust the selected programme optimally to the items of washing by changing the presettings or selecting additional settings/options.

Ø Changing the Temperature

Ø Changing the Temperature

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  - c
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- c
  - c
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- c
  - c
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- c
  - c

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- 70
- 60
  - 60
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- 1400
  - 1400
  - 0
    - 0
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- 2:31
  - 2:31
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- 50

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- b
  - b
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- b
  - b
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- b
  - b

The arrows on the display panel indicate which buttons are used to change the settings. The settings are active without acknowledgement and are displayed in the main menu.

– If the buttons are held down, the set values automatically run through.

– If the buttons are held down, the set values automatically run through.

– The respective programme duration is displayed by selecting the programme. The programme duration is adjusted while the programme is running if the programme duration requires changing, e.g. due to changes in the programme settings/ options, foam...

– The respective programme duration is displayed by selecting the programme. The programme duration is adjusted while the programme is running if the programme duration requires changing, e.g. due to changes in the programme settings/ options, foam...

Ø ASR Stain Automatic

soil + sand
- soil + sand

coffee
- coffee

– Select/deselect stain using displayed buttons. Stain option is immediately active and is indicated on the display panel.

Ø ß

Ø ß

Extra rinse
- Extra rinse

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- b
  - b
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- c
  - c
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- b
  - b
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- c
  - c

– Select option by pressing the two buttons displayed on the left.

6. Starting the programme

6. Starting the programme
- 6. Starting the programme
  - 6. Starting the programme
    - 6. Starting the programme
    - - Start
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- c
  - c
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- c
  - c
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- c
  - c

Load adjust active
- Load adjust active

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- b
  - b
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- b
  - b

Ø Prewash, wash, rinse, spin, drain ... are displayed during the wash cycle.

Ø Prewash, wash, rinse, spin, drain ... are displayed during the wash cycle.
- Ø Prewash, wash, rinse, spin, drain

Ø Extra rinse: foam

Ø Extra rinse: foam
- Ø Extra rinse: foam
- ~ Page 20

Ø Other displays

Ø Other displays
- ~ Page 38

During washing

During washing
- During washing
  - During washing
    - During washing
    - Ø Childlock
      - Ø Childlock
        Ø Childlock
        Ø Childlock
        To prevent the set functions of the washing machine from being accidentally changed, the childproof lock can be activated.
        Finish in

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- wChildlock has been activated
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Display panel goes back to the Main menu after approx. 3 seconds.

If the programme selector is adjusted or a button is selected while the childproof lock is active, the

Ø Topping up washing

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  - c
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- c
  - c
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- c
  - c

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- b
  - b
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- b
  - b

– If there is a high water level, high temperature or if the drum is rotating, the washing machine door remains locked for reasons of safety and reload is not possible. Follow the information on the display panel. To continue the programme, select the

– If there is a high water level, high temperature or if the drum is rotating, the washing machine door remains locked for reasons of safety and reload is not possible. Follow the information on the display panel. To continue the programme, select the
- Start
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– Load display is not active during relosding.

– Load display is not active during relosding.

– Do not leave washing machine door open for a prolonged period – water could run out of the washing.

– Do not leave washing machine door open for a prolonged period – water could run out of the washing.

Ø Changing the programme sequence

Ø Cancelling the programme

Ø End of programme by Rinse Hold

Ø End of programme by Rinse Hold
- Ø End of programme by Rinse Hold

Rinse hold reached:
- Rinse hold reached:

Select "spin" or "drain"
- Select "spin" or "drain"

and then "start".
- and then "start".

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- b
  - b
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- b
  - b

1. Select

End of the programme

End of the programme
- End of the programme
  - End of the programme

Foam has been detected

Dose less detergent in the next wash cycle with the same load.

Dose less detergent in the next wash cycle with the same load.

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– Do not leave any items of washing in the drum. In the next wash they may shrink or discolour something else.

– Do not leave any items of washing in the drum. In the next wash they may shrink or discolour something else.

– Remove any foreign objects from the drum and the rubber seal – risk of rust.

– Remove any foreign objects from the drum and the rubber seal – risk of rust.

– Leave detergent drawer and door open so that residual water can evaporate.

– Leave detergent drawer and door open so that residual water can evaporate.

Before switching the machine off:

Before switching the machine off:

– Always remove the washing. Otherwise, the load display may malfunction.

– Always remove the washing. Otherwise, the load display may malfunction.

– Always wait until the programme ends, as the appliance could still be locked. Then switch the appliance on and wait for the unlocking device.

– Always wait until the programme ends, as the appliance could still be locked. Then switch the appliance on and wait for the unlocking device.

Not required for Aqua-Stop models.
- Not required for Aqua-Stop models.
- ~ Page 60

The presettings of the programmes are highlighted in bold.
- The presettings of the programmes are highlighted in
  - bold

selectable temperature as °C
- selectable temperature as °C
  - selectable temperature as °C

selectable spin speeds in rpm, the max. spin speed depends on the model
- selectable spin speeds in rpm, the max. spin speed depends on the model
  - selectable spin speeds in rpm, the max. spin speed depends on the model

possible programme options
- possible programme options
  - possible programme options

for the Less Ironing programme option possible spin speeds in rpm
- for the Less Ironing programme option possible spin speeds in rpm
  - for the Less Ironing programme option possible spin speeds in rpm

cold – 40 – 90 °C
- cold –
  - 40

0 ... 1200 ... 1600 rpm
- 0 ...
  - 1200

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- cold –
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cold – 40 °C
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- cold –
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- cold –
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- 0 ...
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- cold –
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- 0 ...
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- cold –
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- 0 ...
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... more programmes
- ... more programmes
  - ... more programmes

The presettings of the programmes are highlighted in bold.
- The presettings of the programmes are highlighted in
  - bold

cold - 30 – 40 °C
- cold -
  - 30

0 ... 800 rpm
- 0 ...
  - 800

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Starching

Starching
- Starching
  - Starching

Dyeing/Discolouring

Dyeing/Discolouring
- Dyeing/Discolouring
  - Dyeing/Discolouring
    - Dyeing/Discolouring
    - Dye in household quantities only. Salt may attack stainless steel! Observe specifications of the dye manufacturer! Do
      - not

Soaking

Soaking
- Soaking
  - Soaking

Spin
- Spin
  - Spin
    - Spin

For the other stains we have developed comparable solutions in intensive studies.

Selectable treatment of stains

Selectable treatment of stains
- Selectable treatment of stains
  - Selectable treatment of stains
    - Selectable treatment of stains

* Programme setting for tests according to currently valid European standard EN60456.

- By pressing the
  - By pressing the

language
- language

button signal
- button signal

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- b
  - b
c
- c
  - c
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- b
  - b
c
- c
  - c

Ø If the buttons are held down, the settings automatically run through.

Settings are retained after appliance is switched off.

Settings are retained after appliance is switched off.

Cleaning and maintenance

Cleaning and maintenance

If a fault cannot be rectified (switching the machine on and off) or a repair is required:
- If a fault cannot be rectified (switching the machine on and off) or a repair is required:
- – Switch off the appliance and pull out the mains plug.
  - – Switch off the appliance and pull out the mains plug.
    - – Switch off the appliance and pull out the mains plug.
  - – Turn off the tap and call customer service.
    - – Turn off the tap and call customer service.
      - ~ Page 41

- If you cannot rectify the fault yourself,
  - If you cannot rectify the fault yourself,

These instructions can be found on: inside of washing machine door */ open service flap * and rear of the appliance.
- These instructions can be found on: inside of washing machine door */ open service flap * and rear of the appliance.
- * depending on model

Rely on the competence of the manufacturer.

Rely on the competence of the manufacturer.

Contact us. You can therefore be sure that the repair is carried out by trained service technicians who carry original spare parts.

Installing the appliance

Installing the appliance
- Installing the appliance
  - Installing the appliance
    - Installing the appliance
      - Installing the appliance

on the appliance:

for Standard and Aqua-Secure models

Screw connection is under water pipe pressure.

Screw connection is under water pipe pressure.

Water drainage hose

Water drainage hose
- Water drainage hose
  - Water drainage hose

Drainage into a wash basin

Drainage into a wash basin
- Drainage into a wash basin
  - Drainage into a wash basin

Drainage into a siphon

Drainage into a siphon
- Drainage into a siphon
  - Drainage into a siphon

Drainage into a plastic pipe with rubber sleeve or into a gully:

Drainage into a plastic pipe with rubber sleeve or into a gully:
- Drainage into a plastic pipe with rubber sleeve or into a gully:
  - Drainage into a plastic pipe with rubber sleeve or into a gully:

- Electrical safety
  - Electrical safety
    - Electrical safety
      - Electrical safety
        Electrical safety
        Danger of death from electric shock
        Danger of death from electric shock
        Danger of death if live parts are touched.
        – Never pull out the mains plug by tugging the power cord.
        – Never pull out the mains plug by tugging the power cord.
        – Never pull out the mains plug by tugging the power cord.
        – Insert/pull out the mains plug with dry hands only.
        – Insert/pull out the mains plug with dry hands only.
        – Never pull out the mains plug during operation.
        – Never pull out the mains plug during operation.
        – Connect the washing machine to an alternating current via a correctly installed earthed socket only.
        – Connect the washing machine to an alternating current via a correctly installed earthed socket only.
        – The mains voltage and voltage specifications on the washing machine (appliance rating plate) must match.
        – The mains voltage and voltage specifications on the washing machine (appliance rating plate) must match.
        – Connected load as well as required fuse are indicated on the appliance rating plate.
        – Connected load as well as required fuse are indicated on the appliance rating plate.
        Ensure that:
        – Mains plug and socket match fit.
        – Mains plug and socket match fit.
        – Mains plug and socket match fit.
        – Cable cross-section is adequate.
        – Cable cross-section is adequate.
        – Earthing system has been installed correctly.
        – Earthing system has been installed correctly.
        – A damaged power cord may be replaced by an electrician only. A replacement mains cable can be obtained from customer service.
        – A damaged power cord may be replaced by an electrician only. A replacement mains cable can be obtained from customer service.
        – Do not use multiple plugs/couplings or extension cables.
        – Do not use multiple plugs/couplings or extension cables.
        – If a residual-current-operated circuit breaker is used, use only a type which features this symbol:
        – If a residual-current-operated circuit breaker is used, use only a type which features this symbol:
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        Only this symbol guarantees compliance with currently valid regulations.
        – The mains plug must be accessible at all times.
        – The mains plug must be accessible at all times.

- The washing machine was inspected thoroughly before leaving the factory. To remove any water left over from testing procedures, the first washing cycle should be carried out
  - The washing machine was inspected thoroughly before leaving the factory. To remove any water left over from testing procedures, the first washing cycle should be carried out

Aqua-Stop warranty

Aqua-Stop warranty

To book an engineer visit and product advice
- To book an engineer visit and product advice
  - To book an engineer visit and product advice

Please find the contact data of all countries in the enclosed customer service list.
- Please find the contact data of all countries in the enclosed customer service list.

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Connecting the water

ã Warning!

Danger of death from electric shock!

Danger of death if live parts are touched.

Do not immerse Aqua-Stop safety device in water

(contains an electric valve).

– To prevent leakage or water damage, follow the instructions

in this chapter!

– Operate the washing machine with cold drinking water only.

– Do not connect to the mixer tap of an unpressurised hot-

water apparatus.

– Use only the supplied inlet hose or one purchased from an

authorised specialist outlet, not a used one!

– If in doubt, have the appliance connected by a technician.

Water inlet hose

Water inlet hose: do not kink, crush, modify or sever (strength is

no longer guaranteed).

Optimum water pressure in the mains: 100–1000 kPa

(1–10 bar)

Ø When the tap is turned on, the water flow is at least 8 l/min.

Ø If the water pressure is higher, install a pressure reducing

valve.

Connect the water supply hose.

ã Warning!

Threads for screw connections may be damaged!

If the screw connections are tightened too tightly using

a tool (pliers), the threads may be damaged.

Tighten plastic screw-fittings by hand only.

to the tap (¾" = 26.4 mm):

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- For models with insert for liquid detergent:10
  - For models with insert for liquid detergent:10
- The detergent drawer features an insert which is used as a dosing aid for liquid detergent.10

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- Do not use insert:10
  - Do not use insert:10
  - – For gel-like detergents and washing powders.10
    - – For gel-like detergents and washing powders.10
      - – For gel-like detergents and washing powders.10
    - – For programmes with Prewash or Ready in option.10
      - – For programmes with Prewash or Ready in option.10

Position insert for dosing liquid detergent:10
- Position insert for dosing liquid detergent:10

For models without insert for liquid detergent:10
- For models without insert for liquid detergent:10
- Dose liquid detergent according to the manufacturer’s instructions.10

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- All buttons are sensitive, they only need to be touched gently.11
  - All buttons are sensitive, they only need to be touched gently.11

Operating the appliance12

Operating the appliance12
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Protecting the washing and the machine:12

Protecting the washing and the machine:12

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3. Selecting a programme and13

60°C13
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  - °C13
1400013
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  - 140013
  - 013
    - 013
2:31h13
- 2:3113
  - 2:3113
  - h13

– The indicator lamp is lit on the programme selector and the main menu for the selected programme is indicated on the display panel.13

4. Select a programme.14

Drain14
- Drain14

Rinse14
- Rinse14

– Select programme using the buttons under the arrows. The selection is acknowledged by a tick.14

30°C14
- 3014
  - 3014
  - °C14
800014
- 80014
  - 80014
  - 014
    - 014
1:04h14
- 1:0414
  - 1:0414
  - h14

Outdoor14
- Outdoor14

– To change the programme, select button under the black highlighted programme and change programme.14

– To change the programme, select button under the black highlighted programme and change programme.14

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Please load laundry: max. 8kg14
- Please load laundry: max. 8kg14

The load screen for the selected programme (e.g. for Cottons) is indicated on the display panel. The load screen is indicated when the door is opened or when the amount of washing is changed.14

– Unfold and load presorted items of washing. Mix large and small items. Washing items of different size distribute themselves better during the spin cycle. Individual items of washing may cause imbalances.14
- ~ Page 3214

– Do not load washing until the main menu for the saved programme is displayed after the Siemens logo.15

– Do not load washing until the main menu for the saved programme is displayed after the Siemens logo.15

– The load bar progresses as the washing machine is loaded. If the max. load is exceeded, the bar flashes. Do not exceed indicated max. load. Overfilling reduces the washing result and encourages creasing.15

4. Add detergent and care product15

4. Add detergent and care product15
- 4. Add detergent and care product15
  - 4. Add detergent and care product15
    - 4. Add detergent and care product15
    - 1. Pull out the detergent drawer.15
      - 1. Pull out the detergent drawer.15
        1. Pull out the detergent drawer.15
      - 2. Dosing in dispenser according to:15
        2. Dosing in dispenser according to:15
        – Dosing recommendation on the display panel,15
        – Dosing recommendation on the display panel,15
        – Dosing recommendation on the display panel,15
        e.g. for15
        Cottons15

Please load laundry: max. 8kg15
- Please load laundry: max. 8kg15

Depending on the amount of washing in the washing machine, a dosing recommendation is indicated on the display panel.15

– Soiling.15

– Soiling.15

– Water hardness (ask your water supply company).15

– Water hardness (ask your water supply company).15

– Manufacturer’s instructions.15

– Manufacturer’s instructions.15

– When dosing all detergents, cleaning aids, cleaning products and cleaning agents, always follow the manufacturer's instructions.15

– When dosing all detergents, cleaning aids, cleaning products and cleaning agents, always follow the manufacturer's instructions.15

– Dilute viscous fabric softener and fabric conditioner with water.15

5. Changing the settings of the selected programme15

5. Changing the settings of the selected programme15
- 5. Changing the settings of the selected programme15
  - 5. Changing the settings of the selected programme15

60°C15
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  - 6015
  - °C15
1400015
- 140015
  - 140015
  - 015
    - 015
2:31h15
- 2:3115
  - 2:3115
  - h15

The main menu for the selected programme is indicated again on the display panel.15

You can use the displayed presettings or adjust the selected programme optimally to the items of washing by changing the presettings or selecting additional settings/options.16

Ø Changing the Temperature16

Ø Changing the Temperature16

7016
- 7016
- 6016
  - 6016
  - °C16

5016
- 5016

The arrows on the display panel indicate which buttons are used to change the settings. The settings are active without acknowledgement and are displayed in the main menu.16

– If the buttons are held down, the set values automatically run through.16

– If the buttons are held down, the set values automatically run through.16

– The respective programme duration is displayed by selecting the programme. The programme duration is adjusted while the programme is running if the programme duration requires changing, e.g. due to changes in the programme settings/ options, foam...16

Ø ASR Stain Automatic16

soil + sand17
- soil + sand17

coffee17
- coffee17

– Select/deselect stain using displayed buttons. Stain option is immediately active and is indicated on the display panel.17

Ø ß17

Extra rinse17
- Extra rinse17

– Select option by pressing the two buttons displayed on the left.17

6. Starting the programme17

6. Starting the programme17
- 6. Starting the programme17
  - 6. Starting the programme17
    - 6. Starting the programme17
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        Start17
        Ü17

Load adjust active18
- Load adjust active18

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Ø Prewash, wash, rinse, spin, drain ... are displayed during the wash cycle.18

Ø Prewash, wash, rinse, spin, drain ... are displayed during the wash cycle.18
- Ø Prewash, wash, rinse, spin, drain18

Ø Extra rinse: foam18

Ø Extra rinse: foam18
- Ø Extra rinse: foam18
- ~ Page 2018

Ø Other displays18

Ø Other displays18
- ~ Page 3818

During washing18

During washing18
- During washing18
  - During washing18
    - During washing18
    - Ø Childlock18
      - Ø Childlock18
        Ø Childlock18
        Ø Childlock18
        To prevent the set functions of the washing machine from being accidentally changed, the childproof lock can be activated.18
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        Finish in18

wChildlock has been activated18
- wChildlock has been activated18
  - w18

Display panel goes back to the Main menu after approx. 3 seconds.18

If the programme selector is adjusted or a button is selected while the childproof lock is active, the18

Ø Topping up washing19

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– If there is a high water level, high temperature or if the drum is rotating, the washing machine door remains locked for reasons of safety and reload is not possible. Follow the information on the display panel. To continue the programme, select the19
- Start19
- Ü19

– Load display is not active during relosding.19

– Load display is not active during relosding.19

– Do not leave washing machine door open for a prolonged period – water could run out of the washing.19

– Do not leave washing machine door open for a prolonged period – water could run out of the washing.19

Ø Changing the programme sequence19

Ø Cancelling the programme19

Ø End of programme by Rinse Hold20

Ø End of programme by Rinse Hold20
- Ø End of programme by Rinse Hold20

Rinse hold reached:20
- Rinse hold reached:20

Select "spin" or "drain"20
- Select "spin" or "drain"20

and then "start".20
- and then "start".20

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- b20
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1. Select20

End of the programme20

End of the programme20
- End of the programme20
  - End of the programme20

If20

Foam has been detected20

Dose less detergent in the next wash cycle with the same load.20

Dose less detergent in the next wash cycle with the same load.20

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– Do not leave any items of washing in the drum. In the next wash they may shrink or discolour something else.21

– Do not leave any items of washing in the drum. In the next wash they may shrink or discolour something else.21

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– Remove any foreign objects from the drum and the rubber seal – risk of rust.21

– Remove any foreign objects from the drum and the rubber seal – risk of rust.21

– Leave detergent drawer and door open so that residual water can evaporate.21

– Leave detergent drawer and door open so that residual water can evaporate.21

Before switching the machine off:21

Before switching the machine off:21

– Always remove the washing. Otherwise, the load display may malfunction.21

– Always remove the washing. Otherwise, the load display may malfunction.21

– Always wait until the programme ends, as the appliance could still be locked. Then switch the appliance on and wait for the unlocking device.21

– Always wait until the programme ends, as the appliance could still be locked. Then switch the appliance on and wait for the unlocking device.21

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selectable temperature as °C22
- selectable temperature as °C22
  - selectable temperature as °C22

selectable spin speeds in rpm, the max. spin speed depends on the model22
- selectable spin speeds in rpm, the max. spin speed depends on the model22
  - selectable spin speeds in rpm, the max. spin speed depends on the model22

possible programme options22
- possible programme options22
  - possible programme options22

for the Less Ironing programme option possible spin speeds in rpm22
- for the Less Ironing programme option possible spin speeds in rpm22
  - for the Less Ironing programme option possible spin speeds in rpm22

cold – 40 – 90 °C22
- cold –22
  - 4022

0 ... 1200 ... 1600 rpm22
- 0 ...22
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cold – 40 – 60 °C22
- cold –22
  - 4022

0 ... 1200 rpm22
- 0 ...22
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at æ: 0 ... 600 ...800 rpm22
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cold – 40 °C22
- cold –22
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0 ... 1400 ... 1600 rpm22
- 0 ...22
  - 140022

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cold – 30 – 40 °C22
- cold –22
  - 3022

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at æ: 0 ... 600 rpm22
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cold – 30 – 40 °C23
- cold –23
  - 3023

0 ... 800 rpm23
- 0 ...23
  - 80023

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0 ... 800 ... 1200 rpm23
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  - 80023

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at æ: 0 ... 600 rpm23
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cold – 30 – 40 °C23
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0 ... 600 rpm23
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at æ: 0 ... 400 rpm23
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cold – 30 – 40 °C23
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0 ... 400 ... 800 rpm23
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cold – 30 – 40 °C23
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at æ: 0 ... 600 ... 800 rpm23
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cold – 30 – 40 °C23
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0 ... 800 ... 1200 rpm23
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cold – 30 – 40 °C24
- cold –24
  - 3024

0 ... 800 rpm24
- 0 ...24
  - 80024

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cold – 40 – 60 °C24
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0 ... 1200 rpm24
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... more programmes25
- ... more programmes25
  - ... more programmes25

cold - 30 – 40 °C25
- cold -25
  - 3025

0 ... 800 rpm25
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Starching26

Starching26
- Starching26
  - Starching26

Dyeing/Discolouring26

Dyeing/Discolouring26
- Dyeing/Discolouring26
  - Dyeing/Discolouring26
    - Dyeing/Discolouring26
    - Dye in household quantities only. Salt may attack stainless steel! Observe specifications of the dye manufacturer! Do26
      - not26

Soaking26

Soaking26
- Soaking26
  - Soaking26

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Spin27
- Spin27
  - Spin27
    - Spin27

For the other stains we have developed comparable solutions in intensive studies.29

Selectable treatment of stains29

Selectable treatment of stains29
- Selectable treatment of stains29
  - Selectable treatment of stains29
    - Selectable treatment of stains29

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* Programme setting for tests according to currently valid European standard EN60456.30

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- By pressing the31
  - By pressing the31

language31
- language31

button signal31
- button signal31

Ø If the buttons are held down, the settings automatically run through.31

Settings are retained after appliance is switched off.31

Settings are retained after appliance is switched off.31

Cleaning and maintenance33

Cleaning and maintenance33

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If a fault cannot be rectified (switching the machine on and off) or a repair is required:40
- If a fault cannot be rectified (switching the machine on and off) or a repair is required:40
- – Switch off the appliance and pull out the mains plug.40
  - – Switch off the appliance and pull out the mains plug.40
    - – Switch off the appliance and pull out the mains plug.40
  - – Turn off the tap and call customer service.40
    - – Turn off the tap and call customer service.40
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- If you cannot rectify the fault yourself,41
  - If you cannot rectify the fault yourself,41

Rely on the competence of the manufacturer.41

Rely on the competence of the manufacturer.41

Contact us. You can therefore be sure that the repair is carried out by trained service technicians who carry original spare parts.41

Installing the appliance42

Installing the appliance42
- Installing the appliance42
  - Installing the appliance42
    - Installing the appliance42
      - Installing the appliance42
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for Standard and Aqua-Secure models50

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Screw connection is under water pipe pressure.50

Screw connection is under water pipe pressure.50

Water drainage hose50

Water drainage hose50
- Water drainage hose50
  - Water drainage hose50

Drainage into a wash basin50

Drainage into a wash basin50
- Drainage into a wash basin50
  - Drainage into a wash basin50

Drainage into a siphon51

Drainage into a siphon51
- Drainage into a siphon51
  - Drainage into a siphon51

Drainage into a plastic pipe with rubber sleeve or into a gully:51

Drainage into a plastic pipe with rubber sleeve or into a gully:51
- Drainage into a plastic pipe with rubber sleeve or into a gully:51
  - Drainage into a plastic pipe with rubber sleeve or into a gully:51

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- Electrical safety53
  - Electrical safety53
    - Electrical safety53
      - Electrical safety53
        Electrical safety53
        Danger of death from electric shock53
        Danger of death from electric shock53
        Danger of death if live parts are touched.53
        – Never pull out the mains plug by tugging the power cord.53
        – Never pull out the mains plug by tugging the power cord.53
        – Never pull out the mains plug by tugging the power cord.53
        – Insert/pull out the mains plug with dry hands only.53
        – Insert/pull out the mains plug with dry hands only.53
        – Never pull out the mains plug during operation.53
        – Never pull out the mains plug during operation.53
        – Connect the washing machine to an alternating current via a correctly installed earthed socket only.53
        – Connect the washing machine to an alternating current via a correctly installed earthed socket only.53
        – The mains voltage and voltage specifications on the washing machine (appliance rating plate) must match.53
        – The mains voltage and voltage specifications on the washing machine (appliance rating plate) must match.53
        – Connected load as well as required fuse are indicated on the appliance rating plate.53
        – Connected load as well as required fuse are indicated on the appliance rating plate.53
        Ensure that:53
        – Mains plug and socket match fit.53
        – Mains plug and socket match fit.53
        – Mains plug and socket match fit.53
        – Cable cross-section is adequate.53
        – Cable cross-section is adequate.53
        – Earthing system has been installed correctly.53
        – Earthing system has been installed correctly.53
        – A damaged power cord may be replaced by an electrician only. A replacement mains cable can be obtained from customer service.53
        – A damaged power cord may be replaced by an electrician only. A replacement mains cable can be obtained from customer service.53
        – Do not use multiple plugs/couplings or extension cables.53
        – Do not use multiple plugs/couplings or extension cables.53
        – If a residual-current-operated circuit breaker is used, use only a type which features this symbol:53
        – If a residual-current-operated circuit breaker is used, use only a type which features this symbol:53
        z53
        Only this symbol guarantees compliance with currently valid regulations.53
        – The mains plug must be accessible at all times.53
        – The mains plug must be accessible at all times.53

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- The washing machine was inspected thoroughly before leaving the factory. To remove any water left over from testing procedures, the first washing cycle should be carried out54
  - The washing machine was inspected thoroughly before leaving the factory. To remove any water left over from testing procedures, the first washing cycle should be carried out54

Aqua-Stop warranty60

To book an engineer visit and product advice60
- To book an engineer visit and product advice60
  - To book an engineer visit and product advice60

Please find the contact data of all countries in the enclosed customer service list.60
- Please find the contact data of all countries in the enclosed customer service list.60