
ES-FW914D6
Washer Dryer / User Manual
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Icon Type Meaning
WARNING Serious injury or death risk
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK Dangerous voltage risk
FIRE Warning; Risk of fire / flammable materials
CAUTION Injury or property damage risk
IMPORTANT / NOTE Operating the system correctly
Thank you for choosing this product.
This User Manual contains important safety information and instructions on the operation
and maintenance of your appliance.
Please take the time to read this User Manual before using your appliance and keep this
book for future reference.

CONTENTS
1. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ............................................................................................... .1
1.1 General Safety Warnings ...............................................................................................2
1.2 During Use .....................................................................................................................8
1.3 Packaging and Environment...........................................................................................9
1.4 Savings Information ........................................................................................................9
2. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ......................................................................................11
3. OVERVIEW OF YOUR MACHINE ................................................................................. .12
3.1 General Appearance.....................................................................................................12
4. INSTALLATION .............................................................................................................. .12
4.1 Removing the Transit Bolts...........................................................................................12
4.2 Adjusting the Feet / Adjusting Adjustable Stays............................................................13
4.3 Electrical Connection ....................................................................................................13
4.4 Water Inlet Hose Connection ........................................................................................13
4.5 Water Discharge Connection ........................................................................................14
5. CONTROL PANEL OVERVIEW ..................................................................................... .14
5.1 Detergent Drawer .........................................................................................................15
5.2 Sections ...................................................................................................................15
5.3 Program Dial.................................................................................................................16
5.4 Electronic Display ........................................................................................................ .16
6. USING YOUR WASHING MACHINE ............................................................................. .16
6.1 Preparing Your Laundry ................................................................................................16
6.2 Putting Laundry in the Machine ................................................................................... .17
6.3 Adding Detergent to the Machine .................................................................................17
6.4 Operating Your Machine .............................................................................................. .18
6.5 Selecting a Programme ............................................................................................... .18
6.6 Half-Load Detection System .........................................................................................18
6.7 Additional Functions ....................................................................................................18
6.8 Start/Pause button ........................................................................................................22
6.9 Child Lock ...................................................................................................................22
6.10 Cancelling the Programme ....................................................................................... .22
6.11 Programme End ..........................................................................................................22
7. PROGRAMME TABLE ................................................................................................... .23
7.1 Important Informations..................................................................................................28
8. CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE ................................................................................ .29
8.1 Warning ...................................................................................................................29
8.2 Water Inlet Filters .........................................................................................................29
8.3 Pump Filter ...................................................................................................................30
8.4 Detergent Drawer .........................................................................................................30
9. Body / Drum .................................................................................................................. .31
10. TROUBLESHOOTING ................................................................................................. .32
11. AUTOMATIC FAULT WARNINGS AND WHAT TO DO .............................................. .33

1. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Operating voltage / frequency
(220-240) V~/50Hz
Total current (A) 10
Water pressure (Mpa) Maximum 1 Mpa /
Minimum 0. 1Mpa
Total power (W)
2200
Maximum washing capacity
(dry laundry) (kg)
9
Maximum drying capacity (kg)
6
• Do not install your machine on a carpet or such
grounds that would prevent the ventilation of its
base.
• The appliance is not intended for use by people
(including children) with reduced physical,
sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of
experience and knowledge unless they have been
given supervision or instruction concerning use
of the appliance by a person responsible for their
safety.
• Children of less than 3 years should be kept away
unless continuously supervised.
• Call the nearest authorized service centre for a
replacement if the power cord malfunctions.
• Use only the new water inlet hose coming
with your machine when making water inlet
connections to your machine.Never use old, used
or damaged water inlet hoses.
• Children should not play with the appliance.
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Cleaning and user maintenance should not be
made by children without supervision.
NOTE: For a softcopy of this user manual,
please contact the following address:
“[email protected]”. In your
e-mail, please provide the model name and serial
number (20 digits) which you can find on the
appliance door.
To ensure your safety and the safety of others,
please read the following safety precautions
before using or installing your Washer Dryer.
Your machine is for domestic use only.
Using it for commercial purposes will void
your warranty.
This manual has been prepared for more than
one model therefore your appliance may not
have some of the features described within.
For this reason, it is important to pay particular
attention to any figures whilst reading the
operating manual.
1.1 General Safety Warnings
Before setting up your Washer Dryer, remove
the four transit bolts and the rubber washers
from the rear of the machine.
• Your warranty does not cover damage caused by
externalfactorssuchasfire,floodingandother
sources of damage.
• Retainthisusermanualforfutureuseandpassit
on to the next user.
• Thenecessaryambienttemperatureforoperation
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ofyourWasherDryeris15-25°C.
• Wherethetemperatureisbelow0°C,hoses
maysplitortheelectroniccardmaynotoperate
correctly.
• Pleaseensurethatgarmentsloadedintoyour
WasherDryerarefreefromforeignobjectssuch
asnails,needles,lightersandcoins.
• Lintsmustnottobeallowedtoaccumulate
around the washer dryer.
• Residuemaybuildupondetergentandsofteners
exposedtoairforalongperiodoftime.Only
putsoftenerordetergentinthedraweratthe
beginningofeachwash.
• UnplugyourWasherDryerandswitchoffthe
watersupplyiftheWasherDryerisleftunusedfor
alongtime.Wealsorecommendthatyouleave
thedooropentopreventbuildupofhumidity
insidetheWasherDryer.
• SomewatermaybeleftinyourWasherDryeras
aresultofqualitychecksduringproduction.This
willnotaffecttheoperationofyourWasherDryer.
• Keepthedocumentbagthatwassuppliedinside
yourWasherDryerandcontainedthisuser
manualoutofthereachofchildrenandbabiesto
preventtheriskofsuffocation.
• Thepackagingofthemachinecouldbe
hazardoustochildren.Donotallowchildrento
playwiththepackagingorsmallpartsfromthe
Washer Dryer.
• Onlyusepre-washprogrammesforverydirty
laundry.
• Donotexceedthemaximumloadforthewashing
ordryingprogrammeyouhavechosen.
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• In the event of a fault, unplug your Washer Dryer
andswitchoffthewatersupply.Donotattempt
torepairyourWasherDryeryourself.Repairs
should only be undertaken by an approved
serviceagent.
• Neveropenthedetergentdrawerwhileyour
WasherDryerisrunning.
• Never force the door open when your Washer
Dryerisrunning.
• Please follow the manufacturers’ instructions
on the use of fabric conditioner or any similar
products that you intend to use in your Washer
Dryer.
• DonotstopyourWasherDryerbeforethedrying
phase of a programme has been completed. If
youhavetodoso,quicklyremoveallofyour
laundryandimmediatelyspreadtheitemsonan
appropriatesurfacetoallowthemtocool.
• Theappliancemustnotbesuppliedthroughan
externalswitchingdevice,suchasatimer,or
connectedtoacircuitthatisregularlyswitchedon
andoffbyautility.
• Thisappliancemustnotbeinstalledbehinda
lockabledoor,aslidingdoororadoorwitha
hingeontheoppositesidetothatofthewasher
dryer,insuchawaythatafullopeningofthe
washerdryerdoorisrestricted.
• InstallyourWasherDryerinalocationthatcanbe
ventilatedandhasconstantaircirculation.
SAFETY WARNINGS
• Youmustreadthesewarnings.Ignoringthese
warningsmayputyouorothersatriskoffatal
injuries.
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RISK OF BURNS
• Donottouchthedoor,drainhoseorany
dischargedwaterwhileyourWasherDryerin
running.Thehightemperaturesinvolvedposea
burnrisk.
• Openthedoorfullyafterthedryingprocess.
Donottouchthedoorglass.Itwillreachhigh
temperaturesandposeaburnrisk.
ELECTROCUTION RISK
Do not connect your Washer Dryer to the mains
electricity supply using an extension lead.
• Adamagedpowercord/plugcancausefireorgive
youanelectricshock.Whendamageditmustbe
replaced,thisshouldonlybedonebyqualified
personnel.
• Neverremovetheplugfromthesocketbypulling
the cord. Always hold the plug.
• Nevertouchthepowercord/plugwithwethands
asthiscouldcauseashortcircuitorelectric
shock.
• DonottouchyourWasherDryerifyourhandsor
feet are wet.
• Callthenearestauthorisedservicecompanyfor
assistanceifthepowercordmalfunctions.
Explosion Risk
• Thoroughlyrinseoffanychemicals,suchasstain
remover,fromyourgarmentsbeforebeginninga
washinganddryingprogramme.Failuretodoso
maycauseariskofexplosionwhenthedrying
functionisused.
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Fire Risk
• Donotkeepflammableorexplosiveliquidsnear
yourmachine.
• Itemsthathavebeensoiledwithsubstancessuch
ascookingoil,acetone,alcohol,petrol,kerosene,
spotremovers,turpentine,waxesandwax
removersshouldbewashedinhotwaterwithan
extraamountofdetergentbeforebeingdriedin
the tumble dryer.
• Donotuseadetergentball/deviceifyouhave
selectedawashinganddryingprogrammeasthis
maycauseafirehazard.
• Donotdryyourlaundryundertheconditions
specifiedbelowastheypresentafirerisk:
• Ifthelaundryisnotwashed.
• Ifoilbasedstainsarenotpre-treatedbefore
beginningawashingordryingprogramme.
• Laundrywhichhasbeencleanedwithindustrial
chemicals.
• Laundrythathasahighamountofsponge,
foam,rubberorrubber-likepartsand
accessories.
• Items such as foam rubber (latex foam), shower
caps,waterprooftextiles,rubberbackedarticles
andclothesorpillowsfittedwithfoamrubber
padsshouldnotbedriedinthedryingprocess
oftheappliance.
• Stuffedordamageditems(suchaspillowsor
jackets).Therubberspongepresentsafirerisk
duringthedryingprocess.
• Neveruseproductsthatcontainsolventsinyour
machine.
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• Pleaseensurethatgarmentsloadedintoyour
WasherDryerarefreefromforeignobjectssuch
asnails,needles,lighters,matchesandcoins.
Fall and Injury Risk
• DonotclimbonyourWasherDryer.
• Makesurehosesandcablesdonotcauseatrip
hazard.
• DonotturnyourWasherDryerupsidedownoron
itsside.
• DonotliftyourWasherDryerusingthedooror
detergent drawer.
• Makesurehosesandcablesdonotcauseatrip
hazard.
Door emergency opening function
When the machine is running, any power cut or
when the program is not yet complete, the door will
remain locked.
To open the door;
1. Please turn off the machine. Take off the power
plug from the mains socket.
2. To drain the waste water, follow the instructions
given in cleaning the pump filter section.
3. Pull the down the emergency opening mechanism
with the help of a tool and open the door at the
same time.
4. Doors, move the emergency opening handle
to the open position after being closed again,
if the door remains locked.
To avoid risk of injury, please take care when
moving your Washer Dryer. It is heavy and we
recommend that a minimum of two people move
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your Washer Dryer.
Child Safety
• Donotallowchildrentoplaywiththemachine.
• Donotleavechildrenunattendednearthe
machine.Theymightlockthemselvesinthe
machine.
• Thedoorglassandmachinesurfacecanbecome
extremelyhotduringoperation.Donotallow
childrentotouchthemachine;itmaydamage
theirskin.
• Thepackagingofthemachinecouldbe
hazardoustochildren.Donotallowchildrento
playwiththepackagingorsmallpartsfromthe
Washer Dryer.
• Poisoningandirritationmayoccurifdetergentor
otherwashingaidsareconsumedorcomeinto
contactwithskinoreyes.Keepcleaningmaterials
outofreachofchildren.
1.2 During Use
• Donotallowpetsnearthemachine.
• Please ensure that you have removed all of the
packagingmaterialsandprotectivetapefromthe
outsideofyourWasherDryer,insidethedrumand
insidethedetergentdrawerbeforeusing.Check
foranyexternalvisibledamage.Donotinstallor
useyourWasherDryerifitisdamaged.
• YourWasherDryerisfordomesticuseonlyand
isonlyintendedtowashanddryitemswhich
arespecifiedbythemanufacturertobemachine
washableanddryableonthelabelandtextiles
composed of hand washable wool or wool blend
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fabricsaswellassatin,lace,silkandotherhand-
washable garments. Do not use your Washer
Dryerforanypurposenotexpresslyspecifiedin
thisuserguide.
• Thisappliancecanbeusedbychildrenagedfrom
8yearsandaboveandbypersonswithreduced
physical,sensoryormentalcapabilitiesorlack
ofexperienceandknowledgeiftheyhavebeen
givensupervisionorinstructionconcerninguseof
theapplianceinasafewayandunderstandthe
hazardsinvolved.Childrenshallnotplaywiththe
appliance.Cleaningandusermaintenanceshall
notbedonebychildrenwithoutsupervision.
• Installationofyourmachinemustonlybecarried
outbyanauthorisedserviceagent.Installationby
anyoneotherthananauthorisedagentwillvoid
your warranty.
Replacement of drive belt, only by authorized
service.
Only original spare belt must use.
1.3 Packaging and Environment
DISPOSE OF PACKAGING AND YOUR OLD
MACHINE RESPONSIBLY
Removal of packaging materials
Packaging materials protect your machine from
any damage that may occur during transportation.
Please recycle the packaging materials.
Recycled material reduces raw material
consumption and lowers waste production.
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1.4 Savings Information
Some important information to get the most efficient
use out of your machine:
• The amount of laundry you put in your Washer
Dryer should not exceed the maximum amount
indicated. Avoid overloading to allow your
machine to run more efficiently.
• Not using the pre-wash feature for normal and
lightly soiled laundry will save electricity and water
consumption.
CE Declaration of conformity
WedeclarethatourproductsmeettheapplicableEuropeanDirectives,Decisionsand
Regulationsandtherequirementslistedinthestandardsreferenced.
Disposal of your old machine
Thesymbolontheproductoronitspackagingindicatesthatthisproduct
maynotbetreatedashouseholdwaste.Insteaditshallbehandedoverto
theapplicablecollectionpointfortherecyclingofelectricalandelectronic
equipment.Byensuringthisproductisdisposedofcorrectly,youwillhelp
preventpotentialnegativeconsequencesfortheenvironmentandhuman
health,whichcouldotherwisebecausedbyinappropriatewastehandling
ofthisproduct.Formoredetailedinformationaboutrecyclingofthis
product,pleasecontactyourlocalcityoffice,yourhouseholdwastedisposalserviceor
the shop where you purchased the product.
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2. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Maximum washing capacity (dry laundry) (kg) 9.0
* Maximum drying capacity (kg) 6.0
Spin speed (rpm) 1400
Number of programmes 15
Operation voltage / Frequency (v/hz) 220-240 / 50
Water pressure (mpa)
Maximum: 1
Minimum: 0.1
Dimensions (HxWxD) (mm) 845x597x582
* You should not put dry laundry in your machine for drying.
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3. OVERVIEW OF
YOUR MACHINE
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5
6
7
8
9
10
3.1 General Appearance
1. ProgrammeDial
2. ElectronicDisplay
3. Upper Tray
4. Detergent Drawer
5. Drum
6. PumpFilterCover
7. Water Inlet Valve
8. Power Cord
9. DrainHose
10. Transport Screws
4. INSTALLATION
4.1 Removing the Transit Bolts
X X4 4
X4
1
3
2
4
1. Beforeoperatingthewashingmachine,
removethe4transitboltsandrubber
spacersfromtherearofthemachine.
If the bolts are not removed, they
maycauseheavyvibration,noiseand
malfunctionofthemachineandvoidthe
warranty.
2. Loosenthetransitboltsbyturning
themanticlockwisewithanappropriate
spanner.
3. Removethetransitboltswithastraight
pull.
4. Fittheplasticblankingcapssuppliedin
theaccessoriesbagintothegapsleft
bytheremovalofthetransitbolts.The
transitboltsshouldbestoredforfuture
use.
NOTE: Removethetransitbolts
beforeusingthemachineforthefirsttime.
Faultsoccurringduetothemachinebeing
operatedwithtransitboltsfittedareoutof
the scope of the warranty.

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4.2 Adjusting the Feet /
Adjusting Adjustable Stays
1
1. Donotinstallyourmachineonasurface
(such as carpet) that would prevent
ventilationatthebase.
• Toensuresilentandvibration-free
operationofyourmachine,installitona
firmsurface.
• Youcanlevelyourmachineusingthe
adjustable feet.
• Loosentheplasticlockingnut.
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4
2 3
2. Toincreasetheheightofthemachine,
turnthefeetclockwise.Todecrease
theheightofthemachine,turnthefeet
anticlockwise.
• Oncethemachineislevel,tightenthe
lockingnutsbyturningthemclockwise.
3. Neverinsertcardboard,woodorother
similarmaterialsunderthemachineto
levelit.
• Whencleaningthegroundonwhich
themachineislocated,takecarenotto
disturbthelevelofthemachine.
4.3 Electrical Connection
• YourWashingMachinerequiresa220-
240V, 50 mainssupply.
• Themainscordofyourwashing
machineisequippedwithanearthed
plug.Thisplugshouldalwaysbe
insertedtoanearthedsocketof10
amps.
• Ifyoudonothaveasuitablesocketand
fuseconformingwiththis,pleaseensure
theworkiscarriedoutbyaqualified
electrician.
• Wedonottakeresponsibilityfor
damage that occurs due to the use of
ungroundedequipment.
NOTE: Operatingyourmachine
withlowvoltagewillcausethelifecycle
ofyourmachinetobereducedandits
performancetoberestricted.
4.4 Water Inlet Hose Connection
3/4”
10 mm
1
3
2
4
1. Yourmachinemayhaveeithera
singlewaterinletconnection(cold)
ordoublewaterinletconnection(hot
andcold)dependingonthemachine
specifications.Thewhitecappedhose
shouldbeconnectedtocoldwaterinlet
and red capped hose to the hot water
inlet(ifapplicable).
• Topreventwaterleaksatthejoints,
either1or2nuts(dependingonyour
machine’sspecifications)aresupplied
inthepackagingwiththehose.Fitthese
nutstotheend(s)ofthewaterinlethose
that connect to the water supply.
2. Connectnewwaterinlethosestoa¾˝,
threaded tap.
• Connectthewhitecappedendofthe
waterinlethosetothewhitewaterinlet
valveontherearsideofthemachine
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theredwaterinletvalve(ifapplicable).
• Handtightentheconnections.Ifinany
doubt,consultaqualifiedplumber.
• Waterflowwithpressureof0.1-1Mpa
willallowyourmachinetooperateat
optimumefficiency(pressureof0.1
Mpameansthatmorethan8litresof
waterperminutewillflowthroughafully
opened tap).
3. Once you have made all of the
connections,carefullyturnthewater
supply on and check for leaks.
4. Ensurethatthenewwaterinlethoses
arenottrapped,kinked,twisted,folded
or crushed.
• Ifyourmachinehasahotwaterinlet
connection,thetemperatureofthehot
watersupplyshouldnotbehigherthan
70°C.
NOTE: YourWashingMachine
must only be connected to your water
supplyusingthesuppliednewfillhose.Old
hoses must not be reused.
4.5 Water Discharge Connection
• Connectthewaterdrainhosetoa
standpipeortotheoutletelbowof
ahouseholdsink,usingadditional
equipment.
• Neverattempttoextendthewaterdrain
hose.
• Donotputthewaterdrainhosefrom
yourmachineintoacontainer,bucketor
bathtub.
• Makesurethatthewaterdrainhoseis
not bent, buckled, crushed or extended.
• Thewaterdrainhosemustbeinstalled
atamaximumheightof100cmfromthe
ground.
5. CONTROL PANEL OVERVIEW
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1. Detergent drawer
2. Electronic Display
3. Programme Dial: Use the programme
dialtoselectthewashing/drying
programme for your laundry. Turn
theprogrammedialclockwiseor
anticlockwisetoselecttherequired
programme.Makesurethatthedial
ispointingexactlyattheselected
programme.
~ 95 cm ~ 140 cm
~ 145 cm ~ 95 cm
0 – max. 100 cm
˜
˜
95 cm
150 cm

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5.1 Detergent Drawer
1
2
3
4
5
6
1. LiquidDetergentAttachments
2. MainWashDetergentCompartment
3. Softener Compartment
4. Pre-Wash Detergent Compartment
5. Powder Detergent Levels
6. Powder Detergent Scoop (*)
(*)Specificationsmayvarydependingon
themachinepurchased.
5.2 Sections
Main wash detergent compartment:
Thiscompartmentisforliquidorpowder
detergentsorlimescaleremover.Thefluid
detergentlevelplatewillbesuppliedinside
yourmachine.(*)
Fabric conditioner, starch, detergent
compartment:
Thiscompartmentisforsofteners,
conditionersorstarch.Followthe
instructionsonthepackaging.Ifsofteners
leaveresidueafteruse,trydilutingthemor
usingaliquidsoftener.
Pre-wash detergent compartment:
Thiscompartmentshouldbeusedonly
whenthepre-washfeatureisselected.We
recommendthatthepre-washfeatureis
usedonlyforverydirtylaundry.
(*)Specificationsmayvarydependingon
themachinepurchased.

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5.3 Program Dial
• Toselectthedesiredprogramme,turn
theprogrammedialeitherclockwiseor
anti-clockwiseuntilthemarkeronthe
programmedialpointstothechosen
programme.
• Makesurethattheprogrammedialis
set exactly to the programme you want.
5.4 Electronic Display
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8
2
3 4 6
5 7
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1. ElectronicDisplay
2. DigitalDisplay
3. Water Temperature Adjustment Button
4. RPM Speed Adjustment Button
5. DelayedStartAdditionalFunction
6. DurationDryingselection
7. Dryingoptionselection
8. Start/Pause Button
9. Start/Pause Button Lamp
Thedisplaypanelshowsthewashingdelay
timer(ifset),temperatureselection,spin
speed.,anyadditionalfunctionsselected.
The display panel shows “End--” when
the selected programme is complete. The
display panel also indicates if a fault has
occurred with your machine.
6. USING YOUR
WASHING MACHINE
6.1 Preparing Your Laundry
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3
5
7
2
4
6
1. Followtheinstructionsgiveninthecare
labelsontheclothing.
• Separateyourlaundryaccordingtotype
(cotton,synthetic,sensitive,wooletc.
),washingtemperature(cold,30°,40°,
60°,90°)andthedegreeofdirtiness
(slightlystained,stained,highlystained).
2. Neverwashcolouredandwhitelaundry
together.
• Darktextilesmaycontainexcessdye
and should be washed separately
severaltimes.
3. Ensurethattherearenometallic
materialsonyourlaundryorinthe
pockets;ifso,removethem.
CAUTION: Anymalfunctions
whichoccurduetoforeignmaterials
damagingyourmachinearenotcoveredby
the warranty.
4. Closezipsandfastenanyhooksand
eyes.
5. Removethemetallicorplastichooksof

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curtainsorplacetheminawashingnet
or bag.
6. Reversetextilessuchaspants,
knitwear,t-shirtsandsweatshirts.
7. Washsocks,handkerchiefsandother
smallitemsinawashingnet.
Maximum
ironing
temperature
150°C
Can be dry
cleaned
Dripdry
Drycleaning
ingasoil,
pure alcohol
andR113is
allowed
Maximum
ironing
temperature
200°C
No dry
cleaning
Hang to dry
Perchloroethylene
R11, R13,
Petroleum
Normal
washing
Donotiron
Dry flat
Do not tumble
dry
Perchlorinetyhlene
R11, R113, Gas
oil
Can be
bleached
Do not bleach
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6.2 Putting Laundry in the Machine
• Openthedoorofyourmachine.
• Spreadyourlaundryevenlyinthe
machine.
NOTE: Take care not to exceed
themaximumloadofthedrumasthiswill
givepoorwashresultsandcausecreasing.
Refertothewashingprogrammetablesfor
informationonloadcapacities.
Thefollowingtableshowsapproximate
weightsoftypicallaundryitems:
LAUNDRY TYPE WEIGHT (gr)
Towel 200
Linen 500
Bathrobe 1200
Quiltcover 700
Pillowslip 200
Underwear 100
Tablecloth 250
• Loadeachitemoflaundryseparately.
• Checkthatnoitemsoflaundryare
trapped between the rubber seal and
the door.
• Gentlypushthedooruntilitclicksshut.
click
• Makesurethedoorisfullyclosed,
otherwisetheprogrammewillnotstart.
6.3 Adding Detergent to the Machine
Theamountofdetergentyouwillneedto
putinyourmachinewilldependonthe
followingcriteria:
• Ifyourclothesareonlyslightlysoiled,
do not pre-wash. Put a small amount
ofdetergent(asspecifiedbythe
manufacturer)intocompartmentIIofthe
detergent drawer.
• Ifyourclothesareexcessivelysoiled,
selectaprogrammewithpre-washand
put¼ofthedetergenttobeusedinto
compartment I of the detergent drawer
andtherestincompartmentII.
• Usedetergentsproducedforautomatic
washingmachines.Followthe
manufacturer’sinstructionsonthe
amount of detergent to use.
• In areas of hard water, more detergent
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• Theamountofthedetergentrequired
willincreasewithhigherwashingloads.
• Putsoftenerinthemiddlecompartment
of the detergent drawer. Do not exceed
the MAX level.
• Thicksoftenersmaycausecloggingof
thedrawerandshouldbediluted.
• Itispossibletousefluiddetergentsin
allprogrammeswithoutapre-wash.To
dothis,slidethefluiddetergentlevel
plate(*)intotheguidesincompartment
IIofthedetergentdrawer.Usethelines
ontheplateasaguidetofillthedrawer
totherequiredlevel.
(*)Specificationsmayvarydependingon
themachinepurchased.
6.4 Operating Your Machine
1. Plugyourmachineintothemains
supply.
2. Turn on the water supply.
• Openthemachinedoor.
• Evenlyspreadyourlaundryinthe
machine.
• Gentlypushthedooruntilitclicksshut.
6.5 Selecting a Programme
Use the programme tables to select the
mostappropriateprogrammeforyour
laundry.
6.6 Half-Load Detection System
Yourmachinefeaturesahalf-loaddetection
system.
Ifyouputlessthanhalfthemaximum
loadoflaundryintoyourmachineitwill
automaticallysetthehalf-loadfunction,
regardless of the programme you selected.
Thismeansthattheselectedprogramme
willtakelesstimetocompleteandwilluse
less water and energy.
(*) Model Dependant
6.7 Additional Functions
1. Temperature Selection
Use the washing water temperature
adjustment button to alter the automatically
programmed washing water temperature.
When you select a programme the
maximum temperature for that programme
is automatically selected. To adjust the
temperature, press the water temperature
adjustment button until the desired
temperature is displayed on the digital
display.
You can gradually decrease the washing
water temperature between the maximum
washing water temperature of the selected
programme and cold washing (- - C)
selections by pressing the temperature
adjustment button.
2. Spin Speed Selection
When you select a programme, the
maximum spin speed is automatically
selected.
To adjust the spin speed between the
maximum spin speed and the cancel
spinning option (- - -), press the Spin speed
button until the desired speed is displayed.
If you have skipped the spin speed you
want to set, keep pressing the spin speed
adjustment button until the desired spin
speed is displayed again.

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3. Delay Timer
Youcanusethisauxiliaryfunctiontodelay
thestarttimeofthewashingcyclefor1to
23 hours .
Tousethedelayfunction:
• Press the delay key once.
• “01h” will be displayed. will light up on
the electronic display.
• Press the delay key until you reach the
time after which you want the machine
to start the washing cycle.
• If you have skipped the delay time you
would like to set, you can keep pressing
the delay key until you reach that time
again.
• To use the time delay function, you need
to press the Start/Pause key to start the
machine.
• If you want to cancel the delay:
- If you have pressed the Start/Pause
key to start the machine, you just
need to press the delay key once.
will go off on the electronic display.
- If you have not pressed the Start/
Pause key, press the delay key
continuously until goes off on the
electronic display. will go off on
the electronic display.
NOTE: In the case that you want
to select the auxiliary function feature, if the
auxiliary function LED is not on, this means
that this feature is not being used in the
washing programme you have selected.
4. Time Dry selection :
If you continue pressing, duration options
(0:30, 0:60, 0:90, 120 minutes) will be
displayed. You can select the drying
duration you want.
NOTE: If one of the 30’ 60’ 90’
120’ above drying duration options is not
displayed when you press the Time Dry
button, it is not available for the selected
programme.
Table: Recommended drying durations for
load amounts:
Time Dry Programmes
Amount of
laundry to dry
Recommended drying
time
1 kg 30 minutes
2 kg 60 minutes
3,0 kg 90 minutes
3.5 kg 120 minutes
If the amount of laundry to be dried is
above 3.5kg, we recommend that you
select Cupboard, Hanger or Iron Drying.

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5. Dry option selection:
By pressing the dry option, “Dry option” key,
you can use this drying function for your
laundry you wish to dry after washing. If
you want to enable this function, you should
press the drying level key after the program
you have selected. Drying level has 3 types
of drying: “Cupboard dry”, “Hanger dry”,
and “Iron dry”. If the drying level option is
selected, the time on the display will be up-
dated. The time on the display will increase
when switching from ironing dry towards
Cupboard dry. If you do not want to use the
drying level function at the end of the wash-
ing program, please press and hold the key
until its LED goes off.
If you select time drying, first of all, 30’, 60’,
90’ or 120’ will be displayed depending on
the selection, after which the drying time
will be added to the selected program and
the updated time will be displayed.

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5.1 Drying option selection:
PROGRAMME
SELECTABLE/
NOT
SELECTABLE
DRYING
PROFILE
FACTORY
PRESET
SELECTABLE OPTIONS
Eco 40-60 S Cotton Dry - Option 1 Option 2 Option 3
Cotton S Cotton Dry - Option 1 Option 2 Option 3
Cotton20°C S Cotton Dry - Option 1 Option 2 -
Synthetics S Gentle Dry - Option 1 Option 2 Option 3
Wool&Silk NS - - - - -
Duvet NS - - - - -
Rinse S Cotton Dry - Option 1 Option 2 Option 3
Allergy Smart S Cotton Dry - Option 1 Option 2 -
Spin / Drain S Cotton Dry - Option 1 Option 2 Option 3
Superjet 15’ S Cotton Dry - Option 1 - -
Fast60’/60°C S Cotton Dry - Option 1 Option 2 -
Delicate Dry S Gentle Dry Option 2 Option 1 Option 2 Option 3
Cotton Dry S Cotton Dry Option 2 Option 1 Option 2 Option 3
Jet Wash &
Dry
NS Cotton Dry Option 1 - - -
Cotton Wash
& Dry
S Cotton Dry Option 2 Option 1 Option 2 Option 3
S: Selectable NS: No Selection
Selectable drying duration levels
Eco 40-60 30 60 90 120
Cotton 30 60 90 120
Cotton20°C 30 60 90 120
Synthetics 30 60 90 120
Wool&Silk - - - -
Duvet - - - -
Rinse 30 60 90 120
Allergy Smart 30 60 90 120
Spin / Drain 30 60 90 120
Superjet 15’ 30 60 90 120
Fast60’/60°C 30 60 90 120
Delicate Dry 30 60 90 120
Cotton Dry 30 60 90 120
Jet Wash & Dry - - - -
Cotton Wash & Dry 30 60 90 120

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6.8 Start/Pause button
By pressing on the Start/Pause button,
you may start the programme you
have selected or suspend a running
programme. If you switch your machine to
the standby mode, the Start/Pause led on
the electronic display will blink.
6.9 Child Lock
The Child Lock function allows you to
lock the buttons so that the wash cycle
you have chosen cannot be changed
unintentionally.
To activate child lock, press and hold
button 4 and 5 simultaneously for at
least 3 seconds. ‘’CL’’ will flash on the
electronic display for 2 seconds when the
child lock is activated.
If any button is pressed or selected
programme is changed by the programme
dial while the child lock is active, the “CL”
symbol will flash on the electronic display
for 2 seconds.
If the child lock function is active and
a programme is running, when the
programme dial is turned to the CANCEL
position and another programme
is selected the previously selected
programme continues from where it was
left.
To deactivate the child lock, press and
hold button 4 and 5 simultaneously for at
least 3 seconds until the “CL” symbol on
the electronic display disappears.
6.10 Cancelling the Programme
To cancel a running programme at any
time:
1. Turntheprogrammedialtothe
“STOP”position.
2. Yourmachinewillstopthewashing
operationandtheprogrammewillbe
cancelled.
3. Turntheprogrammedialtoanyother
programmetodrainthemachine.
4. Yourmachinewillperformthe
necessarydrainingoperationand
cancel the programme.
5. You can now select and run a new
programme.
6.11 Programme End
Yourmachinewillstopbyitselfassoon
as the programme you have selected
finishes.
• “END”willflashontheelectronic
display.
• Youcanopenthemachine’sdoorand
remove the laundry.
• Leavethedoorofyourmachineopen
toallowtheinnerpartofyourmachine
to dry.
• SwitchtheprogrammedialtoSTOP
position.
• Unplugyourmachine.
• Turn the water tap off.

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7. PROGRAMME TABLE
Programme Eco 40-60 (***) Cotton Cotton20°C
Selectable
washing
temperatures
(°C)
40°*,60° 60°*,90°,80°,70°,60°,40° 20°*, (Cold water)
Maximum
washing/drying
capacity (kg)
9.0 / 6.0 9.0 / 6.0 4.5 / 4.5
Selectable spin
speed (rev /
min)
“- - -” (No spin), 400, 600, 800,
1000, 1200, 1400*
“- - -” (No spin), 400, 600,
800, 1000, 1200, 1400*
“- - -” (No spin), 400, 600,
800, 1000, 1200, 1400*
Laundry type /
Descriptions
Heat resistant cotton and linen
textiles (underwear, bedding,
tablecloths and towels) (max
4.5 kg)
Cotton and linen textiles
(underwear, bed sheet,
tablecloth, towel (max. 4.5
kg)
Less dirty, cotton and
linen textiles. (bed sheet,
tablecloth, towel (max.
2.0 kg)
Selectable
additional
functions
“- -C” (Cold wash), “- - -” (No
spin),
“- -C” (Cold wash), “- - -” (No
spin),
“- -C” (Cold wash), “- - -”
(No spin),
Selectable
drying functions
**
, , ,
Programme
duration (Min.)
229 145 59
Programme Synthetics Wool & Silk Duvet
Selectable
washing
temperatures
(°C)
40°*,30°,(Cold wash), 30°*,(Coldwash) 40°*,30°,(Coldwash)
Maximum
washing/drying
capacity (kg)
3.5 / 3.5 2.5 -
Selectable spin
speed (rev /
min)
“- - -” (No spin), 400, 600, 800,
1000, 1200*
“- - -” (No spin), 400, 600
,800*
“- - -” (No spin), 400, 600,
800*
Laundry type /
Descriptions
Synthetic and synthetic mix
textiles. (synthetic content shirt,
blouse, socks etc.)
Woollen and wool mix
laundry with machine wash
labels.
For washing a fibre duvet
with a machine washable
label. (max. 2.5 kg)
Selectable
additional
functions
“- -C” (Cold wash), “- - -” (No
spin),
“- -C” (Cold wash), “- - -” (No
spin),
“- -C” (Cold wash), “- - -” (No
spin),
Selectable
drying functions
**
,
- -
Programme
duration (Min.)
110 43 99
NOTE: THE PROGRAMME DURATION MAY CHANGE ACCORDING TO THE
AMOUNT OF LAUNDRY, TAP WATER, AMBIENT TEMPERATURE AND SELECTED
ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS.
(*)Programmefactorydefaultsettings.
(**)Whenyouwanttoselectmorethanoneadditionalfunction,theadditionalfunctionsyouwishtoselectmaynotcomplywitheach
other.
(*)Thenominatedprogram*COTTONisrecommendedfornormallysoiledloadequaltotheratedcapacityintheproductliterature.
Donotdrytowels,cottonandlinens,andsyntheticandsytheticmixclothestogether.
Fordryingselectthemostappropriatedryingprogramfortheclothes.

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Programme Rinse Allergy Smart Spin / Drain
Selectable washing
temperatures(°C)
(Cold wash)*
60°*,50°,40°,30°
(Cold wash)
(Cold wash)*
Maximum washing/
drying capacity (kg)
9.0 / 6.0 4.5 / 4.5 9.0 / 6.0
Selectable spin
speed (rev / min)
“- - -” (No spin), 400,
600, 800, 1000, 1200,
1400*
“- - -” (No spin),400,
600, 800*
“- - -” (No spin),400, 600, 800, 1000, 1200,
1400*
Laundry type /
Descriptions
This programme can
be used for additional
rinsing after washing.
Baby dresses
Youcanusethisprogramforanytype
oflaundryifyouwantanadditionalspin
stepafterthewashingcycle./Youcan
usethedrainprogramtodrainthewater
accumulatedinsidethemachine(adding
orremovinglaundry).Toenablethedrain
program, turn the program knob to the
spin/drainprogram.Afteryouselect“spin
cancelled”usingtheauxiliaryfunctionkey,
theprogramwillstarttorun.
Selectable
additional functions
“- -C” (Cold wash)*, “- -
-” (No spin),
“- -C” (Cold wash),
“- - -” (No spin),
“- -C” (Cold wash)*, “- - -” (No spin),
Selectable drying
functions **
, , ,
Programme
duration (Min.)
30 201 24
Programme Superjet 15’ Fast60'60°C Delicate Dry
Selectable washing
temperatures(°C)
30°*,(Coldwash) 60°*, 50°,40°,30°,(Coldwash) -
Maximum washing/
drying capacity (kg)
2.0 / 2.0 4.5 / 4.5 3.5
Selectable spin
speed (rev / min)
“- - -” (No spin), 400, 600, 800*
“- - -” (No spin), 400, 600, 800,
1000, 1200 1400*
-
Laundry type /
Descriptions
For washing less dirty cotton,
coloured and linen textiles in a little
as 15 minutes.
Note: As the washing time is short,
less detergent is required than in
other programmes. The programme
period will increase if your machine
detects unstable loading.
Dirty, cotton, coloured and linen
textiles. (The washing duration
for loads of 2kg and under is 30
minutes)
Cotton laundry with
machine dryable
label.
Selectable
additional functions
“- -C” (Cold wash), “- - -” (No spin), “- -C” (Cold wash), “- - -” (No
spin),
“- -C” (Cold wash),
Selectable drying
functions **
, , ,
Programme
duration (Min.)
15 60 60

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Programme Cotton Dry Jet Wash & Dry Cotton Wash & Dry
Selectable
washing
temperatures
(°C)
- 30°*,(Coldwash)
40°*,90°,80°,70°,60°,50°,
40°,30°,(Coldwash)
Maximum
washing/drying
capacity (kg)
6.0
0.5 kg (3 shirts) / 0.5
6.0 / 6.0
Selectable spin
speed (rev /
min)
- 800* 1400*
Laundry type /
Descriptions
Cotton laundry with machine
dryable label.
Cotton, coloured and linen
laundry with machine dryable
label.
Note: The machine
automatically determines the
duration of the programme
according to the amount of
laundry in the machine.
Cotton and linen textiles
(underwear, bed sheets,
tablecloth, towel (max. 3.0
kg)
Selectable
additional
functions
“- -C” (Cold wash), “- -C” (Cold wash), “- -C” (Cold wash),
Selectable
drying functions
**
,
-
,
Programme
duration (Min.)
95 33 265
NOTE: THE PROGRAMME DURATION MAY CHANGE ACCORDING TO THE AMOUNT OF
LAUNDRY, TAP WATER, AMBIENT TEMPERATURE AND SELECTED ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS.
(*)Programmefactorydefaultsettings.
(**)Whenyouwanttoselectmorethanoneadditionalfunction,theadditionalfunctionsyouwishtoselectmaynotcomplywitheach
other.
Donotdrytowels,cottonandlinens,andsyntheticandsytheticmixclothestogether.
Fordryingselectthemostappropriatedryingprogramfortheclothes.
The Eco 40-60 programme is able to clean normally soiled cotton laundry declared to be washable at 40°C
or 60°C, together in the same cycle, and that this programme is used to assess the compiance with the EU
ecodesign legislation.
The wash and dry cycle is able to clean normally soiled cotton laundry declared to be washable at 40°C or
60°C, together in the same cycle, and to dry it in such a way that it can be immediately stored in a cupboard,
and that this programme is used to assess the compliance with the EU ecodesign legislation.

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• For household washer-dryers; the wash and dry cycle is able to clean normally soiled
cottonlaundrydeclaredtobewashableat40°Cor60°C,togetherinthesamecycle,
and to dry it in such a way that it can be immediately stored in a cupboard, and that this
programme is used to assess the compliance with the EU ecodesign legislation.
• The most efficient programmes in terms of energy consumption are generally those that
perform at lower temperatures and longer duration.
• Loading the household washer-dryer up to the capacity indicated by the manufacturer
for the respective programmes will contribute to energy and water savings.
• Program duration, energy consumption and water consumption values may vary
according to wash load weight and type, selected extra functions, tap water and
ambient temperature.
• It’s recommended to use liquid detergent for the washing programmes at low
temperature. The amount of detergent to be used may vary depending on the amount
of laundry and the level of dirtiness of the laundry. Please follow the detergent
manufacturers’ recommendations for the amount of the detergent to be used.
• The noise and remaining moisture content are influenced by the spinning speed. The
higher spinning speed in the spinning phase, the higher noise and the lower remaining
moisture content.
• You can access the product database where the model information is stored by reading
the QR code on the energy label.

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Programme
Name
Rated
Capacity kg
Energy Consumption
kWh/cycle
Programme Duration
Hours:Minutes
Water
Consumption
Litres/Cycle
max.
Temperature
°C
Remaining
Moisture Content
%
1400 Rpm
Rated
Capacity
1/2 Load
1/4 Load
Rated
Capacity
1/2 Load
1/4 Load
Rated
Capacity
1/2 Load
1/4 Load
Rated
Capacity
1/2 Load
1/4 Load
Rated
Capacity
1/2 Load
1/4 Load
Cotton
90
9 2,37 03:10 85 81 53%
Cotton
60
9 1,37 02:25 58 57 53%
Eco
40-60
9 0,91 0,40 0,20 03:49 02:54 02:54 69 40 33 37 27 22 53% 53% 53%
Synthetic
3,5 0,74 01:50 63,55 45 53%
Fast 60’
60°C
4,5 0,98 01:00 31,07 60 53%
Cotton
20
4,5 0,14 00:59 49,16 20 53%
Wash
and Dry
6 4,63 2,46 09:00 05:05 100 66 38 27

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7.1 Important Informations
• Use detergents, softeners and other additives suitable for automatic washing
machines only. Excessive foam has occurred and automatic foam absorption
system has been activated due to too much detergent usage.
• We recommend that periodic cleaning for washing machine every 2 months. For
periodic cleaning please use Drum Clean programme. If your machine do not
have Drum Clean programme, use Cottons-90 programme. When required, use
limescale removers manufactured specifically for washing machines only.
• Never force the door open when your Washing Machine is running. You can open
the door of your machine 2 minutes after the completion of a washing operation. *
• Never force the door open when your Washing Machine is running. The door will
open immediately after the washing cycle has ended. *
• The installation and repairing procedures should always carried out by the
Authorised Service Agent in order to avoid possible risks. The manufacturer shall
not be held liable for damages that may arise from procedures carried out by
unauthorised persons.
(*)Specificationsmayvarydependingonthemachinepurchased.

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8. CLEANING AND
MAINTENANCE
8.1 Warning
Turnyourmainspower
supply off and remove
the plug from the socket
beforecarryingout
maintenanceand
cleaningofyour
machine.
Turn off the water
supplybeforestarting
maintenanceand
cleaningofyour
machine.
CAUTION: Do not
usesolvents,abrasive
cleaners, glass cleaners
orall-purposecleaning
agents to clean your
WashingMachine.They
maydamagetheplastic
surfaces and other
componentswiththe
chemicalstheycontain.
8.2 Water Inlet Filters
Waterinletfilterspreventdirtandforeign
materialsfromenteringyourmachine.
Werecommendthatthesefiltersare
cleanedwhenyourmachineisunable
toreceivesufficientwater,althoughyour
watersupplyisonandthetapisopen.
We recommend that you clean your water
inletfiltersevery2months.
• Unscrewthewaterinlethose(s)from
theWashingMachine.
• Toremovethewaterinletfilterfrom
thewaterinletvalve,useapairof
long-nosedplierstogentlypullonthe
plasticbarinthefilter.
• Asecondwaterinletfilterislocated
inthetapendofthewaterinlethose.
Toremovethesecondwaterinlet
filter,useapairoflong-nosedpliers
togentlypullontheplasticbarinthe
filter.
• Cleanthefilterthoroughlywithasoft
brushandwashwithsoapywaterand
rinsethoroughly.Re-insertthefilterby
gentlypushingitbackintoplace.
CAUTION: Thefiltersatthe
waterinletvalvemaybecomeclogged
duetowaterqualityorlackofrequired
maintenanceandmaybreakdown.
Thismaycauseawaterleak.Anysuch
breakdowns are out of the scope of the
warranty.

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8.3 Pump Filter
1
3
5
2
4
6
ThepumpfiltersysteminyourWashing
Machineprolongsthelifeofthepumpby
preventinglintfromenteringyourmachine.
We recommend that you clean the pump
filterevery2months.
Thepumpfilterislocatedbehindthecover
onthefront-lowerrightcorner.
Tocleanthepumpfilter:
1. Youmayusethewashingpowder
spade(*)suppliedwithyourmachineor
liquiddetergentlevelplatetoopenthe
pump cover.
2. Lodge the end of the powder spade
orliquiddetergentlevelplateinthe
openingofthecoverandgentlypress
backwards.Thecoverwillopen.
• Beforeopeningthefiltercover,placea
containerunderthefiltercovertocollect
anywaterleftinthemachine.
• Loosenthefilterbyturning
anticlockwiseandremovebypulling.
Waitforthewatertodrain.
NOTE: Dependingonthe
amountofwaterinsidethemachine,you
mayhavetoemptythewatercollection
containerafewtimes.
3. Removeanyforeignmaterialsfromthe
filterwithasoftbrush.
4. Aftercleaning,re-fitthefilterbyinserting
itandturningclockwise.
5. Whenclosingthepumpcover,ensure
thatthemountingsinsidethecover
meettheholesonthefrontpanelside.
6. Closethefiltercover.
WARNING: Thewaterinthe
pumpmaybehot,waituntilithascooled
downbeforecarryingoutanycleaningor
maintenance.
(*)Specificationsmayvarydependingon
themachinepurchased.
8.4 Detergent Drawer
Theuseofdetergentmaycauseresidual
buildupinthedetergentdrawerover
time.Werecommendthatyouremove
the drawer every 2 months to clean the
accumulatedresidue.
To remove the detergent drawer:
• Pullthedrawerforwardsuntilitisfully
extended.
• Press the region shown below inside
the detergent drawer you have pulled
all the way back, and continue pulling
and remove the detergent drawer from
its place
• Remove the detergent drawer and
disassemble the flush stopper. Clean
thoroughly to completely remove any

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softener residue. Refit the flush
stopper after cleaning and check that
it is seated properly.
• Rinse with a brush and lots of water.
• Collect the residues inside the
detergent drawer slot so that they
don’t fall inside your machine.
• Dry the detergent drawer with a towel
or dry cloth and place it back
Do not wash your detergent
drawer in a dishwasher.
Liquid detergent apparatus(*)
For the cleaning and maintenance of the
liquid level detergent apparatus, remove
the apparatus from its location as shown
in the picture below, and thoroughly
clean the remaining detergent residues.
Replace the apparatus. Make sure that
no residual material remains inside the
siphon.
(*)Specificationsmayvarydependingon
themachinepurchased.
9. Body / Drum
1 2
1. Body
Useamild,non-abrasivecleaningagent,
or soap and water, to clean the external
casing.Wipedrywithasoftcloth.
2. Drum
Donotleavemetallicobjectssuchas
needles,paperclips,coinsetc.inyour
machine.Theseobjectsleadtothe
formationofruststainsinthedrum.To
cleansuchruststains,useanon-chlorine
cleaningagentandfollowtheinstructions
ofmanufacturerofthecleaningagent.
Neverusewirewoolorsimilarhard
objectsforcleaningruststains.

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10. TROUBLESHOOTING
Repairofyourmachineshouldbecarriedoutbyanauthorisedservicecompany.
Ifyourmachinerequiresrepairorifyoucannotsolveanissuewiththeinformation
providedbelow,thenyoushould:
• Unplugyourmachinefromthemainspowersupply.
• Turn off the water supply.
FAULT POSSIBLE CAUSE TROUBLESHOOTING
Yourmachinedoesnotstart.
Machinenotpluggedin. Plugmachinein.
Fuses are faulty. Replace the fuses.
Nomainspowersupply. Checkmainspower.
Start/Pause button not pressed. Press the Start/Pause button.
Programmedial‘stop’position. Turntheprogrammedialtothedesiredposition.
Themachinedoorisnot
completely closed.
Closethemachinedoor.
Yourmachinedoesnot
intakewater.
Watertapisturnedoff. Turn tap on.
Waterinlethosemaybetwisted. Checkwaterinlethoseanduntwist.
Waterinlethoseclogged. Cleanwaterinlethosefilters.(*)
Inletfilterclogged. Cleantheinletfilters.(*)
Themachinedoorisnot
completely closed.
Closethemachinedoor.
Yourmachinedoesnot
dischargewater.
Drainhosecloggedortwisted.
Checkthedrainhose,theneithercleanor
untwist.
Pumpfilterclogged. Cleanthepumpfilter.(*)
Laundryistootighlypacked
togetherinthedrum.
Spreadyourlaundryinthemachineevenly.
Yourmachinevibrates.
The feet have not been adjusted. Adjust the feet. (**)
Transitboltsfittedfor
transportationhavenotbeen
removed.
Removethetransitboltsfromthemachine.(**)
Smallloadinthedrum. Thiswillnotpreventoperationofyourmachine.
Yourmachineisoverloadedwith
laundryorlaundryisunevenly
spread.
Do not overload the drum. Spread laundry evenly
inthedrum.
Yourmachinerestsonahard
surface.
DonotsetupyourWashingMachineonahard
surface.
Excessivefoamisformedin
the detergent drawer.
Excessiveamountofdetergent
used.
Press the Start/Pause button. To stop the foam,
diluteonetablespoonofsoftenerinto1/2litreof
waterandpourintothedetergentdrawer.Press
theStart/Pausebuttonafter5-10mins.
Wrong detergent used.
Onlyusedetergentsproducedforautomatic
WashingMachines.

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FAULT POSSIBLE CAUSE TROUBLESHOOTING
Unsatisfactorywashing
result.
Yourwashingistoodirtyforthe
programme selected.
Usetheinformationintheprogrammetablesto
selectthemostappropriateprogramme.
Amount of detergent used
insufficient.
Usetheamountofdetergentasinstructedonthe
packaging.
Thereistoomuchlaundryinyour
machine.
Checkthatthemaximumcapacityforthe
selected programme has not been exceeded.
Unsatisfactorywashing
result.
Hard water.
Increasetheamountofdetergentfollowingthe
manufacturer’sinstructions.
Yourlaundryistootightlypacked
togetherinthedrum.
Checkthatyourlaundryisspreadout.
Assoonasthemachineis
loadedwithwater,water
discharges.
Theendofwaterdrainhoseistoo
lowforthemachine.
Checkthatthedrainhoseisatasuitableheight.
(**) .
Nowaterappearsinthe
drumduringwashing.
Nofault.Waterisintheunseen
part of the drum.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Laundry has
detergentresidue.
Non-dissolvingparticlesofsome
detergents may appear on your
laundryaswhitespots.
Performanextrarinse,orcleanyourlaundrywith
abrushafteritdries.
Grey spots appear on the
laundry.
Thereisuntreatedoil,creamor
ointmentonyourlaundry.
Usetheamountofdetergentasinstructedonthe
packaginginthenextwash.
Thespincycledoesnottake
place or takes place later
than expected.
No fault. The Unbalanced load
controlsystemhasbeenactivated.
TheUnbalancedloadcontrolsystemwilltryto
spreadyourlaundry.Thespinningcyclewillbegin
onceyourlaundryisspread.Loadthedrum
evenly for the next wash.
(*)Seethechapterregardingmaintenanceandcleaningofyourmachine.
(**)Seethechapterregardinginstallationofyourmachine.
11. AUTOMATIC FAULT WARNINGS AND WHAT TO DO
YourWashingMachineisequippedwithabuilt-infaultdetectionsystem,indicatedbya
combinationofflashingwashoperationlights.Themostcommonfailurecodesareshown
below.
TROUBLE CODE POSSIBLE FAULT WHAT TO DO
Er 01
Thedoorofyourmachineisnotshut
properly.
Shutthedoorproperlyuntilyouhearaclick.If
yourmachinepersiststoindicatefault,turnoff
yourmachine,unplugitandcontactthenearest
authorisedserviceagentimmediately.
Er 02
The water pressure or the water level
insidethemachinemaybelow.
Checkthetapisfullyturnedon.Mainswater
maybecut-off.Iftheproblemstillcontinues,your
machinewillstopafterawhileautomatically.Unplug
themachine,turnoffyourtapandcontactthe
nearestauthorisedserviceagent.
Er 03
Thepumpisfaultyorpumpfilteris
cloggedorelectricalconnectionofthe
pumpisfaulty.
Cleanthepumpfilter.Iftheproblempersists,
contactthenearestauthorisedserviceagent.(*)
Er 04
Yourmachinehasexcessiveamountof
water.
Yourmachinewilldischargewaterbyitself.Once
thewaterhasdrained,turnoffyourmachineand
unplugit.Turnoffthetapandcontactthenearest
authorisedserviceagent.
(*)Seethechapterregardingmaintenanceandcleaningofyourmachine.

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The minimum period which
must supply the spare parts
for the household
washer-dryer
is 10 years.
52431944
