Indesit IMA 762 MY TIME UK MyTime Washing Machine User Manual

Washing - Machine

User Manual

IMA 762 MY TIME UK

869991722400

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1 Safety Instructions �� 4

1.1 Intended Use ............................................................4

1.2 Safety of Children, Vulnerable Persons

andPets .....................................................................4

1.3 Electrical safety .......................................................5

1.4 Handling safety .......................................................6

1.5 Installation safety ...................................................6

1.6 Operational safety ..................................................8

1.7 Maintenance and cleaning safety ....................9

2 Important Instructions relating to the

Environment ��10

2.1 Compliance with WEEE Directive .................. 10

2.2 Packaging information ...................................... 10

3 Technical Specications ��11

4 Installation ��12

4.1 Appropriate installation location .................. 12

4.2 Removing transportation safety bolts .......... 13

4.3 Connecting to water supply .............................13

4.4 Connecting the drain hose to the drain

outlet ........................................................................14

4.5 Adjusting the stands ........................................... 14

4.6 Electrical connection ........................................... 14

4.7 Handling the product ......................................... 15

5 Preliminary Preparation��16

5.1 Sorting laundry .................................................... 16

5.2 Preparing laundry for washing .......................16

5.3 Tips for energy and water saving ...................16

5.4 Start-up ................................................................... 17

5.5 Loading laundry ................................................... 17

5.6 Correct load capacity ......................................... 17

5.7 Using detergent and softener ........................18

5.8 Tips for ecient washing ..................................20

5.9 Displayed program duration ...........................20

6 Operating the Product ��21

6.1 Control panel ........................................................21

6.2 Symbols on the display ..................................... 22

6.3 Preparing the laundry ........................................ 23

6.4 Sorting the laundry by coloranddegree

ofsoiling .................................................................. 23

6.5 Degree of soiling ..................................................23

6.6 Sorting the laundry by carelabel

specications ........................................................ 24

6.7 Table of wash cycles ...........................................25

6.8 Programs ................................................................25

6.9 Special wash cycles ............................................. 26

6.10 Various functions ..............................................26

6.11 How to use the appliance .............................. 27

6.12 Canceling a program ....................................... 29

6.13 Program End ....................................................... 29

7 Maintenance and Cleaning ��31

7.1 Cleaning the detergent drawer ......................31

7.2 Cleaning the loading door and the drum ..31

7.3 Cleaning the outer cabinet and control panel

............................................................................................31

7.4 Cleaning the water intake lters .................... 31

7.5 Draining remaining water and cleaning

thepump lter .....................................................32

8 Troubleshooting ��33

9 DISCLAIMER/ WARNING ��38

PLEASE READ THIS USER MANUAL FIRST!

Dear Customer,

Thank you for choosing this Indesit product. We hope that you get the best results from your prod-

uct, which has been manufactured with high quality and state-of-the-art technology. Please read

this entire user manual and all other accompanying documents carefully before using the product.

Follow all warnings and information in the user manual. You can thus protect yourself and your

product against possible hazards.

Keep the user manual. If you hand over the product to someone else, provide the user manual as

well. Warranty terms, product usage and troubleshooting methods are shown in the user guide.

Symbols and denitions

The following symbols are used in the user guide:

Danger that could result in death or injury.

Important information or useful hints about usage.

Read the user manual.

Recyclable materials.

Hot surface warning.

WARNING Danger that may result in property damage to the product or its environment.

This section includes the safety

instructions necessary to prevent

the risk of personal injury or material

damage.

Our company shall not be held

responsible for damage that may

occur if these instructions are not

observed.

• Installation and repair operations

must always be performed by

Authorized Service.

• Use original spare parts and

accessories only.

• Do not repair or replace any

component of the product unless it

is clearly specied in the operation

manual.

• Do not modify the product.

1�1 INTENDED USE

• The service life of your product is 10

years. During this period, original

spare parts will be available to allow

proper operation of the appliance.

• This product has been designed for

domestic use. It is not intended for

commercial purposes and should

not be used beyond its intended

use.

• Use only for washing and drying

textile products that are marked

accordingly.

• The manufacturer accepts no

liability for any damage due to

misuse or mishandling.

• This appliance is intended to be

used in household and similar

applications. For example:

- Sta kitchens of stores, oces and

other work environments

- Ranches

- Customers of hotels, motels and

other accommodation facilities

- Bed and breakfasts, hostel-like

environments

- Common areas of apartment

blocks or laundries.

1�2 SAFETY OF CHILDREN,

VULNERABLE PERSONS AND

PETS

• This product may be used by

children aged 8 years and older

and persons with underdeveloped

physical, sensory or mental

capabilities or lack of experience

and knowledge if they have been

given supervision or instruction

concerning the safe use of the

appliance or product and the

hazards involved in its use.

• Children under the age of 3 should

be kept away from the appliance

unless continuously supervised.

• Electrical products can be

dangerous for children and pets.

Children or pets should not

play with, climb on or inside the

product. Check inside the product

before use.

1 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

• Use the child lock to prevent

children from interfering with the

product.

• Do not forget to close the loading

door when leaving the room where

the product is located. Children

and pets may get locked inside and

drown.

• Children should not perform

cleaning and user maintenance

procedures without an adult’s

supervision.

• Keep the packaging materials away

from children. Risk of injury and

suocation.

• Keep all detergents and additives

used on the product out of

children’s reach.

• For children’s safety, cut the power

cable and break and deactivate the

locking mechanism of the loading

door before disposing of the

product.

1�3 ELECTRICAL SAFETY

• The product should be unplugged

during installation, maintenance,

cleaning and repair procedures.

• Damaged power cables should

be replaced by the authorized

service in order to prevent possible

hazards.

• The product should not be

powered via an external switching

device such as a timer or connected

to a circuit that is regularly

switched on and o by a device.

• Do not tuck the power cable under

the product or to the rear of the

product. Do not put heavy items

on the power cable. Do not overly

bend or crush the power cable or

place it close to sources of heat.

• Do not use an extension cable,

multi-plug or adapter to operate

your product.

• The plug should be easily

accessible. If this is not possible, a

mechanism that meets electrical

regulations and that disconnects

all terminals from the mains (fuse,

switch, main switch, etc.) should

be available on the electrical

installation.

• Do not touch the plug with wet

hands.

• When unplugging the appliance,

hold the plug and not the power

cable.

• Make sure the plug is not wet, dirty

or dusty.

1�4 HANDLING SAFETY

• Unplug the product before moving

it. Remove the water outlet and

water mains connections. Drain any

water left inside the product.

• This product is heavy. Do not at-

tempt to handle it by yourself. Do

not hold extruding parts, such as

the laundry loading door, to lift or

move the product. The upper tray

should be closed tightly before

moving it.

• This product is heavy; it should be

carried carefully by two people if a

staircase is involved. The product

may cause injury if it falls on you.

Do not hit or drop the product

while carrying it.

• Carry the product in an upright

position.

• Make sure that the hoses and

the power cable are not folded,

pinched or crushed after the

product has been tted into

place after installation or cleaning

procedures.

1�5 INSTALLATION SAFETY

• Check the information on

the manual and installation

instructions to prepare the product

for installation and make sure the

electrical mains, the clean water

mains and water outlet are suitable.

If not, call a qualied electrician

and plumber to have them make

the necessary arrangements. These

operations are the customer’s

responsibility.

• Check for any damage to the

product before installing it. Do not

install the product if it is damaged.

• Injuries may occur if hands are put

into uncovered slots. Use plastic

plugs to close the holes of the

transportation safety bolts.

• Do not install or leave the product

in locations where it may be

exposed to external environment

conditions.

• Do not install the product in

locations where the temperature

drops below 0°C.

• Do not place the product on a

carpet or similar surface. It may

create a re hazard since it cannot

receive air from underneath.

• Place the product on a hard, level

surface and balance it with the

adjustable feet.

• Connect the product to a

grounding plug protected by

a fuse suitable for the current

ratings on the type label. Make

sure the grounding is carried out

by an expert electrician. Do not

use the product without suitable

grounding in compliance with

local/national regulations.

• Plug the product into a socket

with voltage and frequency ratings

suitable to those indicated on the

type label.

• Do not plug the product into loose,

broken, dirty, greasy sockets or

sockets that have come out of their

housing or sockets with a risk of

water contact.

• Use the new hose set provided with

the product. Do not re-use old hose

sets. Do not modify the hoses.

• Connect the water inlet hose

directly to the water tap. The

pressure from the tap should be

minimum 0.1 MPa (1 bar) and

maximum 1 MPa (10 bars). 10 to 80

liters of water per minute should

run from the tap in order for the

product to function properly. If the

water pressure is above 1 MPa (10

bars), a pressure-reducing valve

should be tted. The maximum

permissible temperature is25°C.

• Fit the end of the water discharge

hose to the dirty water discharge

drain, the sink or the bathtub.

• Place the power cable and

housings in locations that pose no

risk of tripping.

• Do not install the product behind

a door, a sliding door or in another

location that will prevent the door

from opening completely.

• If a drier is to be placed on the

product, secure it with a suitable

mounting apparatus obtained from

the authorized service.

• There is a risk of contact with

electrical parts when the upper tray

is removed. Do not dismantle the

upper tray of the product.

• Place the product at least 1 cm

away from the edges of furniture.

• Make sure the room in which

the installation is performed is

adequately ventilated, as there

may be a risk of undesirable gases

emitted by the device, which

could ignite other combustible

substances in the room or interact

with an open ame.

1�6 OPERATIONAL SAFETY

• When you are using the appliance,

use only detergents, softeners and

supplements suitable for washing

machines.

• Do not use chemical solvents

on the product. These materials

present an explosion risk.

• Do not operate defective or

damaged products. Unplug the

product (or turn o the fuse it is

connected to), turn o the water

tap and call the authorized service.

• Do not place sources of ignition

(burning candles, cigarettes, etc.)

or sources of heat (irons, furnaces,

ovens, etc.) on top of or near the

product. Do not place inammable/

explosive materials near the

product.

• Do not get onto the product.

• Unplug the product and turn o

the tap if you will not be using the

product for long periods.

• Detergent/maintenance materials

may splash out of the detergent

drawer if it is opened while the

machine is in operation. Detergent

coming into contact with your skin

and eyes can be dangerous.

• Make sure pets do not climb inside

the product. Check inside the

product before use.

• Do not force open the locked

loading door. The door will open

once the washing is completed.

If the door does not open, use

the solutions for the “loading

door does not open” error in the

Troubleshooting section.

• Do not wash articles contaminated

with gasoline, kerosene, benzene,

reducers, alcohol or other

inammable or explosive materials

and industrial chemicals.

• Do not directly use dry cleaning

detergent and do not wash, rinse,

spin or dry laundry contaminated

with dry cleaning detergent.

• Do not place your hands into the

rotating drum. Wait until the drum

has stopped rotating.

• Do not place your hand or metal

objects under the washing

machine.

• When washing laundry at high

temperatures, the discharged

washing water may burn your skin

upon contact, e.g. when the drain

hose is connected to the sink. Do

not touch the discharge water.

• Take the following precautions to

prevent the formation of biolm

and unpleasant smell:

- Make sure the room where the

washing machine is placed is well

ventilated.

- Wipe the door gasket and loading

door glass with a dry and clean

cloth at the end of the program.

• The glass of the loading door will

heat up when washing or drying at

high temperatures. Therefore, do

not allow (especially) children to

touch the loading door glass while

washing or drying.

1�7 MAINTENANCE AND

CLEANING SAFETY

• Do not wash the product with

pressure washers, by spraying vapor

or water or by pouring water.

• Do not use sharp or abrasive tools

to clean the product. Do not use

household cleaners, soap, detergent,

gas, gasoline, thinner, alcohol,

varnish, etc. while cleaning.

• Cleaning agents containing solvents

might emit noxious fumes (e.g.

cleaning solvent). Do not use

cleaning products containing

solvents.

• There may be detergent residues

in the detergent drawer when you

open it for cleaning.

• Do not dismantle the lter of the

discharge pump while the product is

in operation.

• The temperature in the machine may

rise up to 90°C. Clean the lter only

after the water in the machine has

cooled down, in order to avoid risk of

burns.

2 IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS RELATING TO THE ENVIRONMENT

2�1 Compliance with WEEE Directive

This product complies with the EU WEEE

Directive (2012/19/EU). This product

bears a classication symbol for waste

from electrical and electronic equipment

(WEEE).

This product has been manufactured with

high quality parts and materials which can be

reused and are suitable for recycling. At the

end of its service life, do not dispose of the

decommissioned product with normal domestic

and other waste. Take it to a collection center

for the recycling of electrical and electronic

equipment. Please consult your local authorities

to nd out about these collection centers.

Compliance with RoHS Directive:

The product you have purchased complies

with EU RoHS Directive (2011/65/EU). It does

not contain any of the harmful or prohibited

materials specied in the Directive.

2�2 Packaging Information

The product packaging materials are

manufactured from recyclable materials in

accordance with our National Environment

Regulations. Do not dispose of the packaging

materials with domestic or other waste. Take

them to packaging material collection centers

designated by local authorities.

3 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Supplier’s name or commercial brand Indesit

Model name IMA 762 MY TIME UK

Washing capacity (cotton) (kg) 7

Drying capacity (cotton) (kg) /

Maximum spin speed (cycle/min) 1200

Built-in No

Height (cm)

Width (cm)

Depth (cm)

47,4

Single Water inlet/Double Water inlet + / -

Electrical connection (V/Hz) 220 V / 50Hz

Total current (A) 10

Total power (W) 2000

Main model code F172240

The model information as stored in the product

database can be found by visiting the following

website and searching for your model identier

(*) as displayed on the energy label.

https://eprel.ec.europa.eu/

The consumption values apply when the wireless network connection is turned o.

Symbols Table

Prewash

Fast

Extra

Rinse

Extra

Water

Anti

Crease

Pet Hair

Removal

Steam Night Soaking Rinse

Hold

Steeping

Autodose

Liquid

Detergent

Selection

Softener

Selection

Spin

No SpinRinse Drain

Spin + Drain Tap Water

(Cold)

No Water

Temperature

Time

Delay

Door

Lock

Child

Lock

On / Off

Start/

Pause

Soil

Level

Add

Garment

Downloaded

Program

Wash

(End)

Cancel

Anti Crease+

Full

Time

Clean&

Wear

Prewash Fast Fast + Extra Rinse

Extra

Water

Anti Crease

Pet Hair

Removal

Steam Night Soaking Rinse Hold

Stain

Removal

Door Lock Child Lock On / O

Start/

Pause

Soiling

Level

Add

Garment

Downloaded

Program

Wash OK (End) Cancel Anti Crease+ Full Time

Autodose

Liquid

Detergent

Selection

Softener

Selection

Rinse Spin + Drain Drain Temperature Spin No Spin

Tap Water

(Cold)

No Water Time Delay

Clean &

Wear

SUPPLIER’S NAME MODEL IDENTIFIER

4 INSTALLATION

Please read the “Safety Instructions”

section rst!

Your washing machine automatically

detects the amount of laundry when

you select a program.

While installing the product, calibra-

tion should be carried out before the

rst use to ensure that the laundry

amount is detected with maximum

accuracy.

To do this, select the Drum Cleaning*

program and cancel the spin function.

Start the program without laundry.

Wait for the program to nish, which

will take about 15 minutes.

*The program name may vary depend-

ing on the model. For appropriate

program selection, review the program

description section.

• Please contact the nearest Authorized Service

for the installation of the appliance.

• Make sure that the installation and electrical

connections of the product are performed by

an authorized service agent. The Manufactur-

er shall not be held responsible for damages

caused by operations performed by unautho-

rized persons.

• Preparation of the premises and electrical,

tap water and waste water installations at the

place of installation is the customer’s responsi-

bility.

• Make sure that the water inlet and discharge

hoses and the power cable are not folded,

pinched or crushed while pushing the product

into place during installation or cleaning pro-

cedures.

• Prior to installation, visually check to see if the

product has any defects. Do not install the

product if it is damaged. Damaged products

cause risks to your safety.

4� 1 Appropriate Installation Location

Before carrying out any work on the

machine, make sure to wear work

gloves.

• Place the product on a hard, level oor. Do

not place it on a carpet with high pile or other

similar surfaces. Placing it on an improper oor

can cause noise and vibration problems.

• Do not place the product on the power cable.

• Do not install the product in places where tem-

perature may fall below 0°C. Freezing might

damage your product.

• Leave a minimum space of 1 cm between the

product and surrounding furniture.

• If you will install the product on a surface with

steps, do not place it close to the edge.

• Do not place the product on a platform.

• Ensure there are no locked, sliding or hinged

doors that may prevent the loading door from

opening completely.

• Do not place heat sources such as cookers,

irons, ovens, heaters etc. on the appliance and

do not use them on the product.

4� 2 Removing Transportation Safety Bolts

1. Loosen all transportation safety bolts with an

appropriate wrench until they turn freely.

2. Bend the inner part by pressing it at the grip

areas and pull the part out.

3. Insert the plastic covers supplied in the User

Manual bag into the holes on the rear panel.

WARNING

Remove the transportation safety bolts

before operating the product. Other-

wise, the product will get damaged.

WARNING

Keep the transportation safety bolts in

a safe place to reuse when the product

needs to be moved again in the future.

Install the transportation safety bolts

following the disassembly instructions

in reverse order.

Never move the product without the

transportation safety bolts properly

xed in place.

4� 3 Connecting to Water Supply

WARNING

The water pressure required for the

operation of the product is between

1-10 bars (0.1-1 MPa). To ensure the

smooth operation of the machine, 10

- 80 liters of water per minute should

be supplied from a fully opened tap. If

the water pressure is higher, install a

pressure reducing valve.

WARNING

Models with a single water inlet must

not be connected to the hot water

tap. In such a case the laundry will get

damaged or the product will switch to

protection mode and will not operate.

Do not use old or used water inlet hos-

es on a new product. They may cause

water leakage from your machine and

stain your laundry.

1. Connect the special hose supplied with the

product to the water inlet on the product.

WARNING

Make sure that the cold water connec-

tion is performed correctly during the

installation of the product. Otherwise,

your laundry may come out hot at the

end of the wash cycle and may suer

wear.

2. Tighten all hose nuts by hand. Never use a

tool when tightening the nuts.

3. Open the taps completely after making the

hose connection to check for water leaks at

the connection points. If any leak occurs, turn

o the tap and remove the nut. Check the

gasket and tighten the nut carefully again.

In order to prevent water leaks and resultant

damage, keep the taps closed when you do

not use the product.

4� 4 Connecting the Drain Hose to the Drain

Outlet

1. Attach the end of the drain hose directly to

waste water drain outlet, washbasin or bathtub.

Your house may be ooded if the water

draining hose is disconnected during

water draining. There is also a risk of

burns due to the high washing

temperatures. In order to prevent such

situations and make sure that the prod-

uct performs water intake and draining

processes correctly, x the drain hose

securely.

2. Connect the hose to a minimum height of 40

cm and a maximum height of 90 cm.

3. If the hose is placed on the oor (or at a maxi-

mum height of 40 cm from the oor) and then

its height is increased, the discharging of water

becomes dicult and laundry may come out

very wet from the machine. You should therefore

comply with the heights provided in the gure.

4. To prevent the waste water from going back

into the product and to ensure easy drainage,

do not immerse the end of the hose in the

waste water and do not insert it more than 15

cm into the drain outlet. If it is too long, cut it.

5. The end of the hose should not be bent or

stepped on and the hose must not be pinched

between the drain and the product. Other-

wise, water discharge issues may emerge.

6. If the hose is too short, extend it by adding

an original extension hose. The overall length

of the hose should not be greater than 3.2 m.

To prevent water leaks, always use a suitable

clamp to secure the connection between the

extension hose and the product drain hose so

that it does not come o and cause leaks.

Notice: Appliance damage/damage to textiles.

If the end of the drain hose comes into contact

with discharge water (water drained from the

washing machine), this water can be sucked

back into the washing machine and may dam-

age the appliance or textiles.

Make sure that:

• There is no stopper in the sink drain.

• The end of the drain hose does not come into

contact with discharge water.

• The sink drain is not partially clogged and

there is a free ow of water.

• The drain hose is securely attached to the

washbasin.

1. Do not twist, pull out or bend the drain hose.

2. Secure the drain hose to the drain pipe, wash-

basin, etc. by using a cable tie, to prevent it from

being pushed out by the force of the water.

4� 5 Adjusting the Stands

WARNING

In order to ensure that the product

operates silently and without vibration,

it must stand level and be balanced on

its feet. Ensure that the product is bal-

anced by adjusting the feet. Otherwise,

the product may move from its place

and cause noise and vibration prob-

lems or cause damage by crushing.

1. Use the tool in the user manual bag to loosen

the nuts on the feet in the direction of the arrow.

2. Adjust the feet until the product stands level

and balanced. You can move the feet up by

turning them counterclockwise and down by

turning them clockwise.

3. Re-tighten all lock nuts with the tool in the

direction of the arrow. You can move the nuts

down by turning them counterclockwise and

up by turning them clockwise.

4� 6 Electrical Connection

Connect the product to a grounded outlet

protected by a 13 A fuse. Our company shall not

be liable for any damage caused by using the

product without grounding according to local

regulations.

• The connection must comply with national

regulations.

• The electrical connection cable infrastructure

of the product must be adequate and suitable

for product requirements. It is recommended

that you use a Ground Fault Circuit Breaker

(GFCI).

• The power cable plug must be within easy

reach after installation.

• If the current supply to the fuse or breaker in

the house is less than 13 amps, have a quali-

ed electrician install a 13 amp supply.

• The voltage specied in the “Technical speci-

cations” section must be equal to your mains

voltage.

• Do not make connections via extension cables

or multi-plugs. Overheating and burning may

occur due to the connecting cable.

Damaged power cables should be

replaced by the authorized service in

order to prevent hazards.

Important

Fitting a dierent plug:

As the colors of the wires in the mains lead of

this appliance may not correspond with the

colored markings identifying the terminals on

your plug, proceed as follows:

a b c

1. Connect the green-yellow or green (earth)

wire to the terminal in the plug marked ‘E’ or

with the symbol f or colored green and yellow

or green.

2. Connect the blue (neutral) wire to the termi-

nal in the plug marked ‘N’ or colored black.

3. Connect the brown (live) wire to the terminal

in the plug marked ‘L’ or colored red.

With alternative plugs a 13 A fuse must be tted

either in the plug or adapter or in the main fuse

box. If in doubt contact a qualied electrician.

Green and yellow Green and yellow

or green

Blue or black

Brown or

red

4�7 Handling the Product

1. Unplug the product before handling it.

2. Disconnect the water outlet and water mains

connections.

3. Drain any water that remains in the product.

See Draining Remaining Water and Cleaning

the Pump Filter.

4. Install the transportation safety bolts following

the disassembly instructions in reverse order.

See Removing the Transportation Safety Bolts.

Never carry the product without the

transportation safety bolts properly

attached! Your product is too heavy to

be carried by one person. Your product

should be carried by two people and

care needs to be taken on the stairs as

it is a heavy product. The product may

cause injury if it falls on you. The

packaging materials are dangerous for

children. Keep packaging materials in a

safe place out of the reach of children.

Clean &

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5 PRELIMINARY PREPARATION

Please read the “Safety Instructions”

section rst.

5�1 Sorting Laundry

• Sort laundry according to type of fabric, color

and degree of soiling and allowable water

temperature.

• Always follow the instructions on the garment

care labels.

5�2 Preparing Laundry for Washing

• Laundry items with metal attachments such as

underwires, belt buckles or metal buttons will

damage the product. Remove the metal pieces

or wash the clothes after putting them in a

laundry bag or pillow case.

• Empty all pockets, removing objects such as

coins, pens and paper clips. Turn pockets in-

side out and brush. Such objects may damage

the product or cause noise problems.

• Put small-sized garments such as baby socks

and nylon stockings in a laundry bag or pillow

case.

• Put curtains in without compressing them.

Remove curtain attachment items. Curtain at-

tachment items may cause pulling and tearing

on the curtain.

• Fasten zippers, sew loose buttons and mend

rips and tears.

• Wash “Machine washable” or “Hand washable”

labeled products only with the appropriate

program. Dry these types of clothes by hang-

ing them or laying them at. Do not dry them

in the machine.

• Do not wash colors and whites together. New,

dark-colored cottons release a lot of dye. Wash

them separately.

• Only use dyes / color changing agents and

descalers suitable for washing machines. Al-

ways follow the instructions on the packaging.

• Tough stains must be treated properly before

washing. If you are not sure, check with a dry

cleaner.

• Wash trousers and delicate laundry turned

inside out.

• Laundry that is highly soiled with materials

such as our, lime dust, milk powder, etc. must

be shaken and supercially cleaned before the

laundry is placed inside the product. Such dust

and powder on the laundry may build up on

the inner parts of the product in time and can

cause damage.

• Before washing angora wool articles, place

them in the freezer section of the refrigerator

for a few hours. This will reduce pilling.

5�3 Tips for Energy and Water Saving

The following information will help you use the

product in an ecological and energy/water-e-

cient manner.

• Operate the product with the highest load

capacity allowed for the program you have

selected, but do not overload it. See “Table of

wash cycles”.

• Follow the temperature instructions on the

detergent packaging.

• Wash lightly soiled laundry at low tempera-

tures.

• Use faster programs for small quantities of

lightly soiled laundry.

• Do not use prewash and high temperatures for

laundry that is not heavily soiled or stained.

• If you plan to dry your laundry in a dryer, select

the highest spin speed recommended during

the washing process.

• Do not use more detergent than the amount

recommended on the detergent packaging.

5�4 Start-up

Before starting to use the product, make sure

you follow the instructions described in sections

“Important Instructions Relating to the Environ-

ment” and “Installation”. To prepare the product

for washing laundry, rst run the Drum Cleaning

program.

If this program is not available in your product,

apply the method which is described in section

“Cleaning the loading door and the drum”.

Use an anti-limescale product suitable

for washing machines. Some water

remains in the product due to the

quality control processes in the

production. It is not harmful for the

product.

5�5 Loading the Laundry

1. Open the loading door.

2. Loosely place the laundry items inside the

product.

3. Close the loading door by pushing it until you

hear a locking sound. Ensure that no items

are caught in the door. The loading door stays

locked while a program is running. The door

lock will open a few minutes after the wash

program has ended. Then you can open the

loading door. If the door does not open, apply

the solutions provided for the “Loading door

cannot be opened” error in the Troubleshoot-

ing section.

5�6 Correct Load Capacity

The maximum load capacity depends on the

type of laundry, the degree of soiling and the

desired wash program. The product automati-

cally adjusts the water amount according to the

weight of the laundry placed inside it.

Follow the instructions in “Table of

wash cycles”.

If the appliance is overloaded, the

product’s washing performance

will diminish. Noise and vibration

problems may also occur.

Bathrobe: 1200 g

Bedding: 700 g

Sheet: 500 g

Pillow Case: 200 g

Tablecloth: 250 g

Negligee/Pyjamas: 200 g

Lingerie: 100 g

Shirts: 200 g

Blouse: 100 g

Towel: 200 g

The loading door stays locked while a

program is running. The door lock will

open once the program is completed.

If the inner part of the machine is very

hot at the end of the program, the

loading door will not open until the

temperature drops. If the door does

not open, apply the solutions provided

for the “Loading door cannot be

opened” error in the Troubleshooting

section.

WARNING

If the laundry is placed incorrectly,

noise and vibration problems may

occur in the machine.

5� 7 Using Detergent and Softener

WARNING

Read the manufacturer instructions on

the packaging when using detergents,

softeners, starch, bleach, decolorants

and anti-limescale products and follow

the dosage information provided. Use

a measuring cup, if any.

The detergent drawer comprises three compart-

ments:

(1) Powder detergent

(2) Liquid detergent

Liquid detergent must not exceed the “MAX”

level.

(3) Additives (softener. etc.)

Fabric softener must not exceed the “MAX” level.

Detergent, Softener and Other Cleaning

Agents

• Add detergent and softener before starting the

wash program.

• Do not leave the detergent drawer open when

the wash program is on.

Choosing the Detergent Type

The detergent type to be used depends on the

wash program, fabric type and color.

• Use dierent detergents for colored and white

laundry.

• Wash delicate garments only with special

detergents (liquid detergent, wool shampoo,

etc.) intended solely for delicate clothes and at

recommended programs.

• When washing dark-colored clothes and quilts,

it is recommended that you use liquid deter-

gent.

• Wash woolens using recommended programs

with special detergent made specically for

woolens.

• Please review the program descriptions for

programs recommended for dierent textiles.

• All recommendations on detergents are valid

for selectable program temperature ranges.

Only detergents, softeners and

additives suitable for washing

machines should be used. Do not use

hand-washing powder.

Adjusting the Detergent Amount

The amount of detergent depends on the

amount of laundry, how soiled it is and the hard-

ness of the water.

• Do not exceed the recommended dosages on

the detergent packaging in order to eliminate

excessive foam and poor rinsing problems, to

save money and protect the environment.

• Use smaller amounts of detergent for fewer

articles or less soiled laundry.

Using Softeners

Put the softener in the softener compartment of

the detergent drawer.

• Do not exceed the (>max<) level sign in the

softener compartment.

• If the softener is not uid, dilute with water

before placing it in the softener compartment.

WARNING

Do not use liquid detergents or other

materials with cleaning properties

unless they are intended for use in

washing machines for softening

laundry.

Using Gel and Tablet Detergents

• If the detergent is liquid and there is no liquid

detergent compartment in your product,

place the gel detergent in the main washing

detergent compartment before the rst water

intake. If your product has a liquid detergent

compartment, ll the compartment with deter-

gent before starting the program.

• If the gel detergent is not uid or is in a liquid

capsule tablet, place it directly inside the drum

before washing.

• When you use tablet or gel detergents, do not

select the prewash function.

Using Starch

• Put the liquid starch, powder starch or fabric

dye in the softener compartment.

• Do not use softener and starch in the same

wash program simultaneously.

• Wipe the inside of the product with a clean,

damp cloth after using starch.

Using Anti-Limescale Products

• When their use is necessary, use only anti-li-

mescale products for washing machines.

Using Anti-Limescale Products

• Select a program with prewashing and add

bleach at the start of prewash. Do not put

detergent in the pre-wash compartment. As an

alternative, select a program with additional

rinsing and add the bleach while the product

is channeling water to the detergent compart-

ment in the rst rinsing step.

• Do not mix bleach and detergent together.

• As bleach may cause skin irritation, use only

small amounts (1/2 tea cups - approximately

50 ml) and rinse the laundry well.

• Do not pour bleach directly onto the laundry.

• Do not use bleach for colored clothes.

• Select a low-temperature program when using

oxygen-based decolorants.

• Oxygen-based decolorants can be used

together with detergents. However, if the

product does not have the same viscosity as

the detergent, rst place the detergent in com-

partment no. “2” of the detergent drawer and

wait for the product to rinse away the deter-

gent during water intake. Add the decolorant

to the same compartment while the machine

continues taking in water.

5� 8 Tips for Ecient Washing

Clothes

Light Colors and Whites Colors

Black/

Dark Colors

Delicates/

Woolens/Silks

(Recommended tem-

perature range based on

soiling level: 40-90°C)

(Recommended tem-

perature range based on

soiling level: cool - 40°C)

(Recommend-

ed tempera-

ture range

based on

soiling level:

cool - 40°C)

(Recommended

temperature

range based

on soiling level:

cool - 30°C)

Soiling Level

Heavily

Soiled

(dicult stains

such as grass,

coee, fruit

and blood)

It may be necessary to

pre-treat the stains or do a

prewash.

Powder and liquid deter-

gents suitable for whites

can be used at dosag-

es recommended for

heavily soiled clothes. It

is recommended that you

use powder detergents to

clean clay and soil stains

and bleach-sensitive

stains.

Powder and liquid deter-

gents suitable for colors

can be used at dosages

recommended for heavi-

ly soiled clothes. It is rec-

ommended that you use

powder detergents to

clean clay and soil stains

and bleach-sensitive

stains. Detergents that

do not contain decolo-

rants should be used.

Liquid deter-

gents suitable

for colors and

black/dark

colors can

be used at

dosages rec-

ommended for

heavily soiled

clothes.

It is preferable

to use liquid

detergents

suitable for

delicate clothes.

Woolen and silk

clothes must

be washed with

special woolen

detergents.

Normally

Soiled

(for example,

stains caused

by body con-

tact on collars

and cus)

Powder and liquid deter-

gents suitable for whites

can be used at dosages

recommended for nor-

mally soiled clothes.

Powder and liquid deter-

gents suitable for colors

can be used at dosages

recommended for

normally soiled clothes.

Detergents that do not

contain decolorants

should be used.

Liquid deter-

gents suitable

for colors and

black/dark

colors can be

used at doses

recommended

for moderately

soiled clothes.

It is preferable

to use liquid

detergents

suitable for

delicate clothes.

Woolen and silk

clothes must

be washed with

special woolen

detergents.

Lightly Soiled

(no visible

stains)

Powder and liquid deter-

gents suitable for whites

can be used at dosages

recommended for lightly

soiled clothes.

Powder and liquid

detergents suitable for

colors can be used at

dosages recommended

for lightly soiled clothes.

Detergents that do not

contain decolorants

should be used.

Liquid deter-

gents suitable

for colors and

black/dark

colors can be

used at doses

recommend-

ed for lightly

soiled clothes.

It is preferable

to use liquid

detergents

suitable for

delicate clothes.

Woolen and silk

clothes must

be washed with

special woolen

detergents.

5�9 Displayed Program Duration

You can view the program duration on the

display of your machine while selecting a

program. While the program is running, its

duration is automatically adjusted depending

on factors such as the amount of laundry in the

machine, foaming, unbalanced load conditions,

power supply uctuations, water pressure and

program settings.

SPECIAL CASE: At the start of the Cotton and

Eco Cotton programs, the display shows the

duration for half load, the most common use

case. Once the program starts, after 20-25

minutes the actual load is detected by the

machine. If the detected load is heavier than

half load, the wash cycle will be adjusted

accordingly and program duration will increase

automatically. The new program duration will

be shown on the display.

Please read the “Safety Instructions”

section rst!

6�1 Control Panel

6 OPERATING THE PRODUCT

A---WASH CYCLE SELECTOR knob: Used to

set the desired wash cycle (see "Table of wash

cycles").

• OFF position

: Turn the wash cycle selector

knob to the " " symbol to switch the machine

o. If the machine is switched o during a wash

cycle, the wash cycle will be canceled.

B---TEMPERATURE button: Press to change the

water temperature for the current cycle. There

are ve temperature values on the display. When

a temperature value is selected, the correspond-

ing temperature value appears on the digital

display.

C---SPIN button: Press to change the spin speed

for the current cycle. There are ve spin speed

values on display. When a spin speed is selected,

the corresponding spin speed value appears on

the digital display.

• CHILD LOCK

function: When the cycle is

running, long press the SPIN button for 3 sec-

onds to set or cancel the Child lock function.

For a detailed description, see

Various

functions.

• Canceling the buzzer:

Press and hold the SPIN button and PUSH & GO

button together at the same time for at least 3

seconds, you can turn o the buzzer that sounds

during the washing cycle running.

For a detailed description, see Various

functions.

D---RINSE button: Press to change the rinse

count for the current cycle. The changed rinse

count appears on the digital display.

DELAY END function: Press and hold the RINSE

button for 3 seconds before the program runs to

set the “DELAY END” function. The “DELAY END”

function of some programs is limited.

For a detailed description, see

Various

functions.

PUSH &

A E D C B

E-STEAM button: Press to set the STEAM Wash

cycle.

For a detailed description, see Various

functions.

F---PUSH & GO button: Press to set the PUSH &

GO wash cycle.

For a detailed description, see Various

functions.

G-START/PAUSE button: Long press the

button to start or pause a wash cycle.

• Adding clothes when the program is

running:

When the cycle has begun, you can pause the

wash cycle by long pressing the button again.

If the DOOR LOCK indicator light is o, the

door may be opened. You can add or take out

laundry. To start the wash cycle from the point at

which it was interrupted, press the button again.

For a detailed description, see Various cycles

and functions.

6�2 Symbols on the Display

1-DOOR LOCK indicator

The lit indicator light indicates that

the door is locked.

To prevent damage, wait until the indicator light

turns o before opening the door.

To open the door while a cycle is in progress, press

the START/PAUSE II button. If the DOOR LOCK indi-

cator light is o, the door may be opened.

2-CHILD LOCK indicator

The lit indicator light indicates that the

CHILD LOCK function is activated. The control

panel is locked.

3---DELAY END indicator

The lit indicator light indicates that

the DELAYENDfunction is activated.

Thecountdown to the end of the selected

washcycle will appear on the digital display.

4 STEAM indicator

The lit indicator light indicates that the

STEAMfunction is activated.

5. PUSH & GO indicator

The lit indicator light indicates that the

PUSH & GO wash program is selected. There are

three ways to set the PUSH & GO wash program.

6-DIGITAL DISPLAY

1) Remaining time of the wash

cycle

2) Delay end time

3) Wash temperature

4) Rinse count

5) Fault code

PUSH &

6�3 Preparing the laundry

Damage to the appliance/fabric:

foreign objects (e.g. coins, paper-clips,

needles or nails) may damage your

laundry or components in the appli-

ance. Therefore, follow these tips when

preparing your laundry.

• Remove any loose items

or metal objects such as

safety pins, paper clips, etc.

from the laundry.

• Brush sand, coins, etc. out of pocket and cus.

• Close zips and button up

cushion covers, duvet cov-

ers, etc.

• Remove curtain runners, or secure them in a

net bag.

• Particularly delicate items

or smaller items, such

as baby socks or hand-

kerchiefs should only be

washed in a net bag or

pillow case.

• Some items are best

turned inside out. These

included knitwear, trou-

sers, T-shirts and sweat-

shirts.

• Make sure that wire-cup bras are machine

washable.

Make sure you put wire-cup bras in a

pillow case that can be securely closed

with a zip or button. If the wire works

its way out of the cup it may fall

through the holes of the drum and

cause extensive damage.

6�4 Sorting the laundry by color and degree

of soiling

Sort laundry items according to color, degree of

soiling and recommended wash temperature

range.

• Clothing items can become discolored.

• Never wash new multi-colored items together

with other items.

• Wash white items separately from colored

items, otherwise the white items may become

gray.

6�5 Degree of soiling

• Light soiling

No visible soiling or stains, but may have

absorbed some odor. This could include light-

weight summer clothes such as T-shirts, shirts,

or blouses worn only once. Also to freshen bed

linen or guest towels.

• Normal soiling

Visible soiling and/or a few light stains. This

could include clothing such as T-shirts, shirts,

or blouses that have been sweated in or worn

several times. Also tea towels, hand towels or

bed linen used for up to one week or more,

or curtains without stains that have not been

washed for up to a half year.

• Heavy soiling

Visible soiling and stains. This could include

kitchen towels, fabric napkins, baby bibs,

children’s outer clothing or football jerseys and

shirts stained with grass or dirt. It could also

include working clothes such as overalls and

jeans or other clothing worn for outside work

and activities.

extra hot hot warm cold

6� 6 Sorting laundry according to their care label specications

The symbols on the labels of your garments will help you choose the most suitable wash program

and the right temperature, wash cycles and ironing methods. Don’t forget to have a look at these

useful indications!

Wash Type

Machine wash,

normal/cotton

Machine wash,

permanent press

Machine wash,

delicate/gentle

Hand wash

only

Do not wash Do not wring

Water

temperature 30°C

Water

temperature 30°C

Water

temperature 40°C

Water

temperature 40°C

Water

temperature 50°C

Water

temperature 50°C

Water

temperature 60°C

Water

temperature 60°C

Water

temperature 70°C

Water

temperature 70°C

Water

temperature 95°C

Water

temperature 95°C

Water Temp.

Bleach

Any bleach

Chlorine blench

Do not blench

Tumble Dry

Type

Normal / Cotton

Heavy duty

Permanent Press /

Wrinkle resistant

Delicate /

Gentle

Do not

tumble dry

Non-chlorine bleach

Medium heat

Low heat No heat

Tumble Dry

Temp.

High heat

Dry Type

Hang to dry

Drip dry

Dry at

Dry in the

shade

Iron

Medium heat

Low heatDo not ironHigh heat

Dry Clean

Perchloroethylene

solvent

Petroleum

solvent

Do not

dry clean

Any solvent

• When using liquid detergent, it is not recommended that you activate the time delay.

• We recommend using: Washing powder 20°C to 80°C

Wool detergent 20°C to 40°C

• Please follow the dosage recommendation on the powder or liquid detergent package.

6�7 Table of wash cycles

Max load 7 Kg

Power consumption in o-mode 0.5 W / in left-on mode 8.0 W

Detergents and

additives

Recommended

detergent

Residual dampness

% (*)

Energy

consumption kWh

Total water lt

Laundry

temperature °C

Program

Temperatures

Max. spin

speed

(rpm)

Max

load

(kg)

Duration

(h : m)

Main

wash

Softener Powder Liquid

Setting Range

Mixed Full Load 60 °C

60 °C

1200 7.0 00:52

   

--- --- --- ---

Cotton Full Load

60 °C

1200 7.0 00:57

   

79,88 0,380 57,7 21

21,84 0,468 53,1 20

Intensive 85 °C 60 °C- 85°C 1200 3.0 01:57

   

--- --- --- ---

Wool

40° C

- 40°C

700 1.0 00:50

 

---



--- --- --- ---

Baby 85 °C

85 °C

1200 5.0 01:23

   

--- --- --- ---

Shirts 60 °C

60 °C

900

3.0

00:55

   

---

--- ---

---

Bed Linen 60 °C

60 °C

1200 6.0 01:19

   

--- --- --- ---

Eco 40-60 40 °C 40°C

1151 7.0 03:12

   

63,66 0,675 55 35

1151 3.5 02:23

   

64,25 0,380 40 30

1151 2.0 02:27

   

63,71 0,195 30 25

20°C 20 °C

- 20 °C

900 2.0 00:39

   

83,13 0,040 36,3 23

Express 15’

40 °C

- 40°C

900 1.0 00:15

   

103,76 0,032 29,2 23

Underwear 60 °C

60 °C

900 5.0 01:17

   

--- --- --- ---

Down Jacket

40 °C

- 40°C

900 2.0 01:43

   

--- --- --- ---

Rinse --- --- 1200 7.0 00:13 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---

Spin+Drain --- --- 1200 7.0 00:08 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---

Drum Cleaning 85 °C 85 °C 700 --- 02:15 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---

 = gel/liquid detergent  = powder detergent  = dosing optional --- = NO  = dosing required

This data may dier in your home due to changing conditions in inlet water temperature, water pressure etc. Approximate program

duration values refer to the default setting of the programs, without options.

The values given for programs other than the Eco 40-60

program are indicative only.

Eco 40-60 - Test wash cycle in compliance with EU Ecodesign regulation 2019/2014. The most ecient program in terms of energy and

water consumption for washing normally soiled cotton laundry.

Note: spin speeds shown on the display can dier slightly from the speeds stated in the table.

For all Test Institutes

Long wash cycle for cotton: set the Cotton Full Load wash cycle with a temperature of 40°C.

Synthetics program: set the Cotton Full Load wash cycle with a temperature of 40°C.

* After program end and spin with maximum selectable spin speed, in default program setting.

Mixed Full Load

For washing lightly to normally soiled mixed loads

of cotton and synthetic fabrics, white and colored

items together.

Cotton Full Load

For everyday items of cotton, linen and cotton

blends.

Intensive

For clothes that need removal of mites and allergens.

Wool

For machine washable wool and wool blend clothes.

Baby

A cycle designed for dirt typical of children’s

garments; eectively removes any traces of

residual detergent.

Shirts

For shirts and women’s blouses.

Bed Linen

For large items such as blankets, curtains and

bedspreads.

Eco 40-60

For washing normally soiled cotton garments

washable at 40°C or 60°C, together in the same cycle.

6�8 Programs

This is the standard cotton program and the

most ecient in terms of water and energy

consumption.

20°C

For washing lightly soiled cotton garments, at a

temperature of 20°C.

Express 15’

For a small amount or lightly soiled garments that

you want to wash quickly.

Underwear

For washing underwear items.

Down Jacket

For machine washable down jackets.

Rinse

Combines a rinse and spin for loads requiring an

additional rinse cycle. Also used for loads that

require rinsing only.

Spin+Drain

This cycle uses a spin to shorten drying times for

heavy fabrics or special-care items washed by hand.

Drum Cleaning

Cleans the drum by removing dirt and bacteria.

Make sure the drum is empty.

6�9 Special wash cycles

Baby care: a cycle designed for dirt typical of

children’s garments; it eectively removes any

traces of residual detergent.

Down jackets: a cycle for washing single downs

(weighing no more than 2 kg), cushions or

clothes padded with goose down such as puer

jackets. When using this special wash cycle we

recommend that the down items be placed in

the drum with their edges folded inwards (see

gure) and that no more than 3/4 of the total

volume of the drum is used. To achieve the

best results we recommend a liquid detergent,

placed inside the detergent dispenser drawer.

6�10 Various functions

Child lock

1. Setting the child lock function can avoid

misoperation by children and external

interference in the wash procedure.

2. During operation, long press the SPIN button for

3 seconds to set or cancel the child lock function.

3. After the child lock function is set, the child lock

indicator light comes on. The door cannot

be opened, the control panel is locked and all

buttons are deactivated, as is the wash cycle

selector knob (unless it is turned to the symbol

“ “). You can only turn o the machine by

turning the wash cycle selector knob. When the

wash cycle selector knob is under the

symbol, the machine will switch o and stop

running. If the machine is switched o, the child

lock function will be canceled.

4. After the child lock function is set, you can

switch o the machine by turning the wash

cycle selector knob. When the machine is

turned on again, the machine directly runs the

program before turning o the machine.

Push&Go

How to use the PUSH&GO function:

1. If the washing machine is o, press and hold

the PUSH&GO button for 3 seconds to start

the program immediately, and the M area will

light up.

PUSH&GO can be activated only within a certain

period of time after switching o the appliance,

depending on the previous conditions.

2. If the washing machine is on, press and hold

the PUSH&GO button for 3 seconds to run

the program directly, and the M area will light

up. PUSH&GO always starts by executing a

detection routine: at the beginning of the

program, the machine calculates the weight of

the laundry to guarantee the right performance.

How does it work?

1. Load the laundry (cotton and/or synthetic

garments) and close the door.

2. Pour the detergent and any additives.

3. Start the cycle by pressing and holding the

PUSH & GO button for 3 seconds. The relevant

indicator light will turn green and the door

will lock (the symbol lights up).

N.B.: starting the wash cycle with the PUSH

& GO button activates an automatic non-

customisable cycle recommended for cotton

and synthetic garments. This cycle does not

allow for setting any additional options.

To open the door while an automatic cycle is

running, press the START/PAUSE button;

if the locked door symbol is o, the door

may be opened. Press the START/PAUSE

button again to restart the cycle from the

point at which it was interrupted.

4. At the end of the wash cycle, the word END

will appear on the display.

Steam

This option enhances washing performance

by generating steam during the wash cycle to

remove any bacteria from the bers, which are

treated at the same time. Place the laundry in

the drum, choose a compatible program and

select Steam. ! The steam generated while the

washing machine is running may cause the door

to become fog.

Adding clothes when the program is running

When the program is running, long press the

START/PAUSE button to pause the machine.

When the DOOR lock indicator light goes out,

the door can be opened and you can add or take

out laundry. After the operation is completed,

close the door, long press the START/PAUSE

button again. The machine will resume

running from the point at which the cycle was

interrupted.

NOTICE

If the water level or water temperature

in the drum is too high, the door lock

indicator light comes on, the door

cannot be opened and you cannot add

or take out clothes when the program

is running.

Canceling the buzzer

Press and hold the SPIN button and PUSH & GO

button together at the same time for at least 3

seconds. You can turn o the buzzer that sounds

when the wash cycle is running.

• To activate the buzzer setting, perform the

same operation as for canceling. The buzzer

setting is activated after one beep.

Load balancing system

The appliance has an automatic detection

system for uneven loads. If the clothes are

unevenly distributed at the start of the spin

cycle, the appliance will level out and adjust

the clothes until they are evenly distributed

before spinning. If the clothes cannot be evenly

distributed within the specied time, the

appliance will not spin in order to avoid severe

vibration of the machine. Check to see if the

clothes are knotted or entangled, and select

the “spin” program again after rearranging the

clothes. When washing a small load, such as a

pair of jeans, a sweater, a bath towel, etc., the

machine may not perform the spin process due

to the balance protection. Please wash large

and small garments together when possible, to

make it easier for the clothes to untangle and to

complete the spin process smoothly.

NOTICE

Due to the dierent laundry types and

materials, the automatic adjustment

and balance feature may adjust the

clothes several times, thus prolonging

the spin time. This is a normal phe-

nomenon, not a machine failure.

Downlight

• The downlight is always on during program or

function setting.

• When the program is suspended, the downlight

can be lit by opening the machine door.

• When the program is running, the downlight

will automatically light up with every change

of washing stage.

• Touching any button other than the power

button can also illuminate the downlight.

6�11 How to use the appliance

Before loading your rst laundry load

Your new appliance has been tested before

leaving the factory. This process involves

running various wash cycles. As a result, a small

amount of water may remain in the tub and

drainage system. Run a Drum Cleaning cycle

with no laundry and no detergent to clean the

system before your rst laundry load.

Daily use

Preparing the laundry

EMPTY POCKETS

• Coins, paper clips, etc. could damage the load

and the washing machine components.

• Tissues will break down during the wash

cycle and the fragments will have to be

subsequently removed by hand.

CLOSE ALL ZIPPERS, BUTTONS AND HOOKS�

TIE UP ALL RIBBONS OR BELTS

• Insert the smaller garments (e.g. nylon hosiery,

belts, etc.) and garments with hooks (e.g. bras)

into a fabric bag or a pillowcase with zipper.

Remove any rings from curtains, or else place

the curtains inside a fabric bag together with

the rings.

FABRIC TYPE/SYMBOL ON THE WASH LABEL

• Cottons, mixed bers, easy care/synthetics,

wool, hand wash items.

• Color

Separate colored and white items. Wash new

colored articles separately.

• Size

Wash items of dierent sizes in the same

wash load, to improve washing eciency and

distribution of the articles in the drum.

• Delicates

Wash delicate items separately; they require

gentle treatment.

How to use the appliance

1. Loading laundry

Open the door and load the laundry. Load the

articles one at a time loosely into the drum,

without overlling it. Observe the load sizes

given in the “Table of wash cycles”. Overloading

the machine will yield unsatisfactory washing

results and creased laundry.

2. Closing the door

Make sure that no laundry gets stuck between

the door glass and the rubber seal. The door

will click shut when closed correctly.

3. Opening the tap

Make sure that the appliance is connected to

the water mains. Open the tap.

4. Setting the desired program

Select the desired program with the WASH

CYCLE SELECTOR knob. The duration of the

wash cycle is shown on the display. The

washing machine automatically displays the

default temperature and spin speed settings

possible for the selected program. You can

adjust the temperature and/or spin speed

setting with the relevant buttons.

• Changing temperature

Press the TEMP button to progressively lower

the temperature setting until cold wash has

been set (all temperature value indicator lights

go out on the display). Pressing the button

again sets the highest possible setting.

• Changing spin speed

Press the SPEED button to progressively

decrease the spin speed until the spin cycle is

turned o (all spin speed value indicator lights

go out on the display). Pressing the button

again sets the highest possible setting.

• Selecting options

Press the button(s) to select the desired

option; the corresponding option indicator

light comes on. Press the button(s) again to

cancel the option. The corresponding option

indicator light goes out.

If the selected option is incompatible

with the program set, the incompati-

bility will be signaled by a buzzer and

the corresponding option indicator

light will ash.

If the selected option is incompatible

with another previously set option,

only the most recent selection will

remain active.

5. Adding detergent

Pull out the detergent (and additives/softener)

dispenser. The compartments are as described

below.

Compartment 1:

Powder detergent.

Compartment 2:

Liquid detergent

The liquid detergent

must not exceed the

“MAX” level.

Compartment 3:

Additives

(softener etc.)

The fabric softener must not exceed the “MAX”

level.

Observe the dosing recommendations on

the detergent pack. Correct dosing of

detergent/additives is important, because:

• It optimizes the cleaning result.

• It prevents irritating residues of surplus

detergent in your laundry.

• It saves money by preventing the waste of

surplus detergent.

• It protects the washing machine by preventing

calcication of components.

• It protects the environment by avoiding

unnecessary environmental burdens.

Do not use hand washing detergents

because these create too much foam.

Use powder detergents for white

cotton garments, for pre-washing and

for washing at temperatures over 60°C.

Follow the instructions on the deter-

gent packaging.

6. Delaying the end of a program

• To set a program to end at a later time, see the

section “control panel/DELAY END”.

7. Starting a program

• Press the START/PAUSE button. The relative

indicator light comes on, the door locks and

the DOOR LOCK indicator light comes on.

• To avoid overow, do not open the detergent

dispenser while a program is running.

• The remaining program duration can vary.

Factors such as an unbalanced wash load or

foam formation can inuence the program

duration.

8. Changing the settings of a program while it

is running. You can change the settings while

a program is still running. The changes will

be applied, provided the respective program

phase has not nished yet.

To change the settings of a program while it is

running:

• Press the START/PAUSE button to put the

active program on pause.

• Change the settings as desired.

• Press the START/PAUSE button again to

continue the program.

If you change the program, do not add

detergent for the new program.

To prevent an active program from being

changed by accident (for instance by children),

use the CHILD lock function (see section “control

panel / SPIN”).

To pause a running program and open the door,

press the START/PAUSE button. If the water

level and/or temperature in the drum are/is

not too high, the DOOR LOCK indicator light

turns o. You can open the door, for example to

add more laundry, or to remove laundry loaded

by mistake. Press the START/PAUSE button

again to proceed with the program.

9. Canceling a program while it is running:

• Turn the wash cycle selector knob to the “ ”

symbol to turn o the appliance.

• If the water level and/or temperature are/is

low enough, the door is unlocked and can be

opened.

• The door remains locked if the water level in

the drum is too high. To unlock the door, rst

turn the wash cycle selector knob to select

the spin program, then press the SPIN button

to turn the spin program o (all spin speed

indicator lights go out on the display).

• Press the START/PAUSE button to run the

spin program. The water is pumped out from

the drum during the cycle. The door unlocks at

the end of the program.

10. Switch o the appliance at the end of the

program.

• At the end of the cycle, the message “End” is

shown on the digital display.

• The door can only be opened when the DOOR

LOCK indicator light goes out.

• Check that the DOOR LOCK indicator light

is o, then open the door and take out the

laundry.

• Turn the wash cycle selector knob to the “ ”

symbol to turn o the appliance.

• Turn o the tap.

Leave the door ajar to let the interior of the

appliance dry.

6�12 Canceling a Program

The program is canceled when the wash cycle

selector knob is turned to a dierent program or

the machine is turned o and on again using the

wash cycle selector knob.

If you turn the wash cycle selector

knob when the Child Lock is enabled,

the program will not be canceled. You

should cancel the Child Lock rst.

If you want to open the loading door

after canceling the program but you

cannot do so because the water level

in the machine is above the loading

door baseline, turn the wash cycle

selector knob to Spin+Drain program

and drain the water in the machine.

6�13 Program End

The End symbol appears on the display when

the program is completed.

The completed program steps will be displayed

if you press any button.

Standby Mode

Your machine has a “Standby Mode” feature.

After turning the machine on with the On/O

button, if no program is started or no other

action is taken during the selection phase, or

if no action is performed within approximately

10 minutes after the selected program is over,

the machine automatically switches to energy

saving mode. In addition, if your product has

a display that shows the program time, this

display is completely turned o. If you turn

the wash cycle selector knob, the lights are

illuminated and the screen will turn on again.

Program settings made before the machine

entered standby mode may have been cleared.

Make sure program settings are correct before

starting the washing cycle. Adjust your settings

again if necessary. This is not an error.

7 MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING

Please read the “Safety Instructions”

section rst!

Cleaning your product at regular intervals

extends its service life and reduces commonly

experienced problems.

7�1 Cleaning the Detergent Drawer

Clean the detergent drawer at regular intervals

(once every 4 to 5 washes) as mentioned below

to prevent accumulation of powder detergent.

If there is a buildup of residual detergent or

additives, or if the softener compartment is not

rinsed out well enough, it may be helpful to

clean the dispenser.

1. Open the detergent dispenser tray fully. Press

down on the drawer catch (1) and pull the tray

(2) from the appliance housing.

2. Remove the liquid detergent cover (3) by

grasping it and pulling it upwards from the

detergent dispenser tray.

3. Clean the liquid detergent cover and the

detergent dispenser tray by holding it under

running water. Lightly wipe away any remain-

ing detergent residue.

4. Attach the liquid detergent cover and slide

the detergent dispenser tray back into place

and close the tray securely.

Tip: Do not operate the appliance without the

detergent dispenser tray in place. Always keep

the tray completely closed.

7�2 Cleaning the Loading Door and the Drum

For products with a drum cleaning program,

please see the Operating the Product section.

Perform the drum cleaning process

every 2 months.

NOTICE: Use an anti-limescale product

suitable for washing machines.

After every cleaning operation, make sure that

no foreign substance is left in the product.

If the holes on the door gasket shown in the

gure are blocked, open them using a toothpick.

Foreign metallic objects may cause rust stains in

the drum. Clean the stains on the drum surface

with cleaning agents for stainless steel.

Never use steel wool or wire wool. These will

damage the painted, chrome coated and plastic

surfaces.

We recommend that you wipe the door gasket

with a clean, dry cloth at the end of the pro-

gram. This will remove residues on the door gas-

ket of your machine and prevent the formation

of unpleasant smell.

7�3 Cleaning the Outer Cabinet and Control

Panel

Wipe the outer cabinet of the product with

soapy water or non-corrosive mild gel detergent

as necessary, and dry with a soft cloth. Use only

a soft, damp cloth to clean the control panel. Do

not use cleaning products that contain bleach.

7�4 Cleaning the Water Intake Filters

There is a lter at the end of each water intake

valve at the rear of the product and also at

the end of each water intake hose where they

connect to the tap. These lters prevent foreign

substances and dirt in the water from entering

the product. Filters should be cleaned if they are

dirty.

1. Close the taps.

2. Remove the nuts of the water intake hoses to

access the lters on the water intake valves

and clean them with a suitable brush. If the

lters are dirty, remove them from their hous-

ings with pliers and clean as described.

3. Remove the lters on the at ends of the wa-

ter intake hoses together with the gaskets and

clean thoroughly under running water.

4. Replace the gaskets and lters carefully and

tighten the nuts by hand.

7�5 Draining Remaining Water and Cleaning

the Pump Filter

The lter system in your product prevents

solid items such as buttons, coins and fabric

bers from clogging the pump impeller during

draining of washing water. The water can thus

be drained without problems and the service life

of the pump is extended. If the product fails to

drain water inside it, the pump lter is probably

clogged. The lter must be cleaned whenever

it is clogged or every 3 months. Water must be

drained o before cleaning the pump lter. In

addition, prior to transporting the product (e.g.,

when moving to another house) water should

be drained completely.

NOTICE

Foreign objects left in the pump lter

may damage the product or cause

noise problems.

In regions where freezing is possible,

the tap must be closed, the system

hose must be removed and the water

inside the product must be drained

when the product is not in use.

After each use, turn o the tap to

which the mains hose is connected.

min 10

3/4”

To clean the dirty lter and drain the water:

1. Unplug the product to cut o the supply

power.

The temperature of the water inside

the product may rise to 90°C. To avoid

the risk of scalding, clean the lter

only when the water inside the

product has cooled down.

2. Open the lter cover.

3. To drain the water, follow the procedures

shown below.

If the product does not have an emergency

water draining hose, proceed as follows to

drain the water:

• Place a large container at the end of the hose

to collect the water from the lter.

• When the pump lter starts leaking water,

loosen it by turning (counterclockwise).

Dispense the water into the container you

have placed in front of the lter. Keep a cloth

ready to clean any water that may spill.

• Completely turn and remove the pump lter

when the water in the product has drained

out.

1. Clean any residues inside the lter as well as

bers, if any, around the pump impeller.

2. Replace the lter.

3. If the lter cap comprises two pieces, close it

by pressing on the tab. If it is one piece, seat

the tabs in the lower part into their slots rst,

and then press the upper part to close.

Anomalies: Possible causes / Solution:

Programs do not start

after the loading door is

closed�

• The Start/Pause button is not pressed. >>> Press the Start/Pause

button.

• It may be dicult to close the loading door in the case of excessive

loading. >>> Reduce the amount of laundry and make sure that the

loading door can close properly.

Program cannot be

started or selected�

• The product has switched to self-protection mode due to a supply

problem (line voltage, water pressure, etc.). >>> Depending on the

product model, select another program by turning the wash cycle

selector knob or pressing and holding the On/O button for 3 sec-

onds to cancel the program. The previous program will be canceled.

See Canceling a Program

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Water inside the prod-

uct�

• Some water remains in the product due to the quality control

processes during production. >>> This is not a fault; water is not

harmful to the product.

The product does not

take water in�

• The tap is turned o. >>> Turn on the tap.

• The water inlet hose is bent. >>> Straighten the hose.

• The water inlet lter is clogged. >>> Clean the lter.

• The loading door is not closed. >>> Close the door.

The product does not

drain water�

• The water drain hose is clogged or twisted. >>> Clean or straighten

the hose.

• The pump lter is clogged. >>> Clean the pump lter.

The product vibrates or

makes noise�

• The product is unbalanced on the oor. >>> Adjust the stands to

balance the product.

• There is a foreign object in the pump lter. >>> Clean the pump

lter.

• The transportation safety bolts are not removed. >>> Remove the

transportation safety bolts.

• The laundry amount in the product is insucient. >>> Add more

laundry to the product.

• Excessive laundry is loaded in the product. >>> Take out some of the

laundry from the product or distribute the load by hand to balance it

evenly in the drum.

• The product is leaning against a hard object. >>> Make sure that the

product is not leaning against anything.

There is water leaking

from the bottom of the

product�

• The water drain hose is clogged or twisted. >>> Clean or straighten

the hose.

• The pump lter is clogged. >>> Clean the pump lter.

The product stopped

shortly after the pro-

gram started�

• The machine has stopped temporarily due to low voltage. >>> The

product will resume running when the voltage is restored to the

normal level.

The product directly

drains the water it takes

in�

• The drain hose is not at an adequate height. >>> Connect the water

drain hose as described in the user manual.

No water can be seen

in the product during

washing�

• The water is in the non-visible part of the product. >>> This is not a

fault.

8 TROUBLESHOOTING

Please read the “Safety Instructions” section rst!

The loading door can-

not be opened�

• The loading door lock is activated because of the water level in the

product. >>> Drain the water by running the Drain or Spin program.

• The product is heating up the water or it is on the spin cycle. >>>

Wait until the program nishes.

• The loading door may be stuck because of the pressure it is subject-

ed to. >>> Grab the handle and push and pull the loading door to

release and open it.

Washing takes longer

than specied in the

user manual� (*)

• Water pressure is low. >>> The product waits until an adequate

amount of water has been taken in, so as to prevent poor wash qual-

ity due to insucient water. The washing time is therefore extended.

• Voltage is low. >>> The washing time is prolonged to avoid poor

wash results when the supply voltage is low.

• The input water temperature is low. >>> The time required to heat

up the water is longer in cold seasons. Also, the washing time can be

lengthened to avoid poor washing results.

• The number of rinses and/or amount of rinse water have increased.

>>> The product increases the amount of rinse water when good

rinsing is needed and adds an extra rinse step if necessary.

• Excessive foam has occurred and the automatic foam absorption

system has been activated due to excessive detergent usage. >>>

Use the recommended amount of detergent.

The program dura-

tion countdown is not

shown� (On models with

display) (*)

• The timer may stop during water intake. >>> The timer indicator will

not start until the product takes in an adequate amount of water.

The product will wait until there is enough water to avoid poor

washing results due to lack of water. The timer indicator will resume

after this.

• The timer may stop during the heating phase. >>> The timer indica-

tor will not start until the product reaches the selected temperature.

• The timer may stop during the spin cycle. >>> The automatic unbal-

anced load detection system is activated due to the uneven distribu-

tion of the laundry in the drum.

The program dura-

tion countdown is not

shown� (*)

• The load inside is the product is unbalanced. >>> The automatic

unbalanced load detection system is activated due to the uneven

distribution of the laundry in the drum.

The product does not

switch to spin cycle� (*)

• The load inside is the product is unbalanced. >>> The automatic

unbalanced load detection system is activated due to the uneven

distribution of the laundry in the drum.

• The spin cycle will not start if water is not drained completely. >>>

Check the lter and the drain hose.

• Excessive foam has built up and the automatic foam absorption

system has been activated due to too much detergent usage. >>>

Use the recommended amount of detergent.

Wash performance is

poor: Laundry turns

gray� (**)

• Insucient amounts of detergent have been used over a long

period of time. >>> Use the recommended amount of detergent

depending on water hardness and laundry type.

• Washing has been done at low temperatures for a long time. >>>

Select the proper temperature for the laundry to be washed.

• Insucient amounts of detergent have been used with hard water.

>>> Using an insucient amount of detergent with hard water

causes the soiling to stay on the fabric and this turns it gray over

time. It is dicult to eliminate graying once it happens. Use the

recommended amount of detergent depending on water hardness

and laundry type.

• An excessive amount of detergent has been used. >>> Use the

recommended amount of detergent depending on water hardness

and laundry type.

Wash performance is

poor: Stains persist or

the laundry is not whit-

ened� (**)

• Insucient amount of detergent is used. >>> Use the recommend-

ed amount of detergent depending on water hardness and laundry

type.

• An excessive amount of laundry has been loaded. >>> Do not over-

load the drum. Do not exceed the amounts recommended in the

“Table of wash cycles”.

• The wrong program and temperature have been selected. >>>

Select the proper program and temperature for the laundry to be

washed.

• The wrong type of detergent has been used. >>> Use the original

detergent appropriate for the product.

• Detergent has been put in the wrong compartment. >>> Put the

detergent in the correct compartment. Do not mix the bleaching

agent and the detergent with each other.

Wash performance is

poor: Oily stains appear

on the laundry� (**)

• Regular drum cleaning is not carried out. >>> Clean the drum regu-

larly. For this procedure, see https://parts-selfservice.europeanappli-

ances.com/

Wash performance is

poor: Clothes have an

unpleasant smell� (**)

• Repeatedly washing at low temperatures and/or using short pro-

grams may cause unpleasant smells or the proliferation of bacteria.

>>> Leave the detergent drawer and the loading door of the prod-

uct ajar after each wash to allow it to dry and avoid the proliferation

of bacteria inside the machine.

Fabric colors have fad-

ed� (**)

• Excessive laundry has been loaded. >>> Do not overload the drum.

• The detergent in use is damp. >>> Keep detergents securely closed

in an environment free of humidity and do not expose them to

excessive temperatures.

• The temperature selected is too high. >>> Select the proper pro-

gram and temperature according to the laundry type and degree of

soiling.

The washing machine

does not rinse well�

• The amount, brand and storage conditions of the detergent used

are inappropriate. >>> Use a detergent suitable for the washing

machine and your laundry. Keep detergents securely closed in an

environment free of humidity and do not expose them to excessive

temperatures.

• The detergent was put in the wrong compartment. >>> If deter-

gent is put in the prewash compartment and a prewash cycle is not

selected, the product may use this detergent during the rinse or

softener phase. Put the detergent in the correct compartment.

• The pump lter is clogged. >>> Check the lter.

• The drain hose is folded. >>> Check the drain hose.

Laundry is sti after

washing� (**)

• An insucient amount of detergent has been used. >>> Using an

insucient detergent amount for the water hardness can cause the

laundry to become sti over time. Use an appropriate amount of

detergent according to the water hardness.

• Detergent has been put in the wrong compartment. >>> If deter-

gent is put in the prewash compartment and the prewash cycle is

not selected, the product may use this detergent during the rinse or

softener phase. Put the detergent in the correct compartment.

• Detergent has been mixed with softener. >>> Do not mix the soften-

er with the detergent. Wash the drawer with hot water.

Laundry does not smell

like the softener� (**)

• Detergent has been put in the wrong compartment. >>> If deter-

gent is put in the prewash compartment and the prewash cycle is

not selected, the product may use this detergent during the rinse or

softener phase. Wash the drawer with hot water. Put the detergent

in the correct compartment.

• Detergent has been mixed with the softener >>> Do not mix soften-

er with detergent. Wash the drawer with hot water.

Detergent residue in the

detergent drawer� (**)

• Detergent has been put in a wet drawer. >>> Dry the detergent

drawer before putting in detergent.

• Detergent has become damp. >>> Keep detergents securely closed

in an environment free of humidity and do not expose them to

excessive temperatures.

• Water pressure is low. >>> Check the water pressure.

• The detergent in the main wash compartment has got wet during

prewash water take-in. The holes in the detergent compartment are

blocked. >>> Check the holes and clean them if they are clogged.

• There is a problem with the detergent drawer valves. >>> Call the

Authorized Service Agent.

• Detergent has been mixed with softener. >>> Do not mix the soften-

er with the detergent. Wash the drawer with hot water.

Detergent residue on

the clothes�

• The machine might have been overloaded. >>> Do not overload the

machine.

• The wrong program and temperature have been selected. >>>

Select the proper program and temperature for the laundry to be

washed.

• The wrong type of detergent might have been used. >>> Select the

proper detergent for the laundry to be washed.

Too much foam forms

inside the product� (**)

• Detergents unsuitable for the washing machine have been used.

>>> Use detergents appropriate for the washing machine.

• An excessive amount of detergent has been used. >>> Use only a

sucient amount of detergent.

• Detergent has been stored under improper conditions. >>> Store

detergent in a closed, dry location. Do not store in excessively hot

places.

• Some meshed laundry such as tulle may create excess foam because

of their texture. >>> Use smaller amounts of detergent for this type

of item.

• Detergent has been put in the wrong compartment. >>> Make sure

you place the detergent in the appropriate compartment.

• Softener is being used too early by the product. >>> There may be

a problem with the valves or the detergent drawer. Call the Autho-

rized Service Agent.

Foam is overowing

from the detergent

drawer�

• Too much detergent is being used. >>> Mix 1 tablespoonful of soft-

ener and ½ liter of water and pour it into the main wash compart-

ment of the detergent drawer. >>> Use detergent suitable for the

programs and do not exceed maximum loads indicated in the “Table

of wash cycles”. When you use additional chemicals (stain removers,

bleaches and etc.), reduce the amount of detergent.

Laundry is wet at the

end of the program� (*)

Excessive foam has occurred and the automatic foam absorption sys-

tem has been activated due to too much detergent usage. >>> Use

the recommended amount of detergent.

The machine does not

start or a program can-

not be started�

• The power cable is unplugged. >>> Make sure that the power cable

is plugged in.

• No program has been set or the Start/Pause button has not been

pressed. >>> Make sure the program is set and the machine is not in

Standby mode.

• The child lock is activated. >>> Disable the Child Lock.

Laundry shrinks, fades,

tarnishes or gets dam-

aged�

• The program selected might not be suitable for the type of laundry.

>>> Check the care labels on clothes and select a program accord-

ingly, or select timed programs.

(*) The product does not switch to the spin cycle when the laundry

is unevenly distributed in the drum so as to prevent damage to the

product and its surrounding environment. Laundry should be rear-

ranged and re-spun.

(**) Regular drum cleaning has not been carried out. Clean the drum

regularly. See https://parts-selfservice.europeanappliances.com/en/

landing.

If you cannot eliminate the problem

after following the instructions in this

section, consult your dealer or the

Authorized Service Agent.

Never try to repair a nonfunctional prod-

uct yourself.

See also 2 Cleaning the Loading Door and the Drum

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Code Fault Description Possible Causes

E02 Abnormal water inow

1. Check that the water tap is open;

2. Check that the inlet hose is not bent;

3. Clean the lter of the inlet water connection at the

back of the appliance. It could be blocked with limes-

cale or any other debris;

4. Water pressure is too low or the water tap is not fully

open;

5. The appliance is not properly installed, causing a sy-

phon eect. Connect the drain hose as indicated in the

instructions for use;

6. The drain hose does not respect the height required

(please check the value in the instructions for use.

E03 Abnormal drainage Clean the drain pump lter

E05 Water temperature NTC failure

Power o

E11

Condenser NTC or dryer NTC

failure

EE0 Water heating pipe open circuit

EE1

Heating pipe short circuit (water

heating or dryer heating)

U4 Door lock failure

EA2 Water level abnormally high

EA1 Water level switch failure

Eb02 Supply voltage too low

Disconnect the appliance, wait 10 minutes and plug it

back in.

Eb04 Supply voltage too high

Eb08 Abnormal motor operation

Reduce the laundry load following the instructions for

use.

Eb20

IPM anomaly or IPM and motor

overtemperature

Reduce the laundry load following the instructions for

use.

Eb90 Reset timeout

EC1

Abnormal communication be-

tween display and inverter

Disconnect the appliance, wait 2 minutes and plug it

back in.

EC2

Abnormal communication be-

tween display and main control

H High temperature Decrease temperature

9 DISCLAIMER / WARNING

Some (simple) failures can be adequately

handled by the end-user without causing safety

issues or unsafe use, provided that they are

carried out within the limits of and in accor-

dance with the following instructions (see the

“Self-Repair” section). Therefore, unless oth-

erwise authorized in the “Self-Repair” section

below, repairs shall be addressed to registered

professional repairers in order to avoid safety

issues. A registered professional repairer is a

professional repairer who has been granted

access to the instructions and spare parts list

of this product by the manufacturer, according

to the methods described in legislation under

Directive 2009/125/EC.

However, only the service agent (i�e� autho-

rized professional repairers) contactable

through the phone number in the user manu-

al/warranty card or through your authorized

dealer may provide service under the guaran-

tee terms� Therefore, please be advised that

repairs by professional repairers (who are not

authorized by Beko) shall void the guarantee�

Self-Repair

Self-repair can be done by the end-user with

regard to the following spare parts: door, door

hinge and seals, other seals, door locking assem-

bly and plastic peripherals such as detergent

dispensers (an updated list is also available at

support.beko.com as of March 1, 2021). More-

over, to ensure product safety and to prevent

risk of serious injury, self-repairs must be done

following the instructions which are available in

the self-repair user manual or at parts-selfser-

vice.europeanappliances.com.

For your safety, unplug the product before

attempting any self-repair.

Repairs and repair attempts by end-users for

parts not included in the list and/or not follow-

ing the instructions available in the self-repair

user manuals or at support.beko.com might

give raise to safety issues not attributable to

support.beko.com and will void the product

warranty. Therefore, it is highly recommended

that end-users refrain from attempting to carry

out repairs falling outside the above-mentioned

list of spare parts, and should instead contact

authorized professional repairers or registered

professional repairers. Any such attempts made

by end-users may cause safety issues and may

damage the product and subsequently cause

re, ood, electrocution and serious personal

injury to occur. By way of example, the follow-

ing repairs must be carried out by authorized

professional repairers or registered professional

repairers: motor, pump assembly, main board,

motor board, display board, heaters etc. The

manufacturer/seller cannot be held liable in any

case where end-users do not comply with the

above.

The spare part availability of the washing

machine you have purchased runs for 10 years.

During this period, original spare parts will be

available for your washing machine.

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