Indesit IDMA 75624 MY TIME UK MyTime Washer Dryer User Manual

Washer-Dryer

User Manual

IDMA 75624 MY TIME UK

869991722440

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 Drying Safety .........................................................9

1.8 Maintenance And Cleaning Safety ................11

2 Important Instructions for Environment..12

2.1 Compliance with WEEE Directive ................. 12

2.2 Package Information..........................................12

3 Technical Specications .. …………..........13

4 Installation .. …………………………........ 14

4.1 Appropriate Installation Location...................14

4.2 Removing TransportationSafety Bolts..........15

4.3 Connecting to Water Supply............................15

4.4 Connecting the Drain Hose to the Drain......16

4.5 Adjusting the Stands..........................................16

4.6 Electrical Connection.........................................17

4.7 Handling the Product.........................................17

5 Preliminary Preparation...........................18

5.1 Sorting the Laundry............................................18

5.2 Preparing Laundry for Washing......................18

5.3 Tips for Energy and Water Saving...................18

5.4 Start Up...................................................................19

5.5 Loading the Laundry..........................................19

5.6 Correct Load Capacity........................................19

5.7 Using Detergent and Softener........................20

5.8 Tips for Ecient Washing.................................22

5.9 Tips for Ecient Drying.....................................23

5.10 Displayed Programme Duration...................23

6 Operating the Product.............................24

6.1 Control Panel........................................................24

6.2 Symbols on the Display.....................................25

6.3 Preparing the laundry........................................26

6.4 Preparing the laundry for drying...................26

6.5 Sorting the laundry according to colour and

degree of soiling........................................................27

6.6 Degree of soiling.................................................27

6.7 Sorting laundry according to their care label

specications..............................................................28

6.8 Table of wash cycle.............................................29

6.9 Programmes.........................................................29

6.10 Various cycles.....................................................30

6.11 Special wash cycles...........................................31

6.12 Various functions...............................................31

6.13 How to use the appliance...............................32

6.14 Cancelling the Programme............................35

6.15 Ending of Programme......................................35

7 Maintenance and Cleaning.......................36

7.1 Cleaning the Detergent Drawer......................36

7.2 Cleaning the Loading Door and the Drum..36

7.3 Cleaning the Body and Control Panel...........36

7.4 Cleaning the Water Intake Filters....................36

7.5 Draining Remaining Water and Cleaning the

Pump Filter...................................................................36

8 Troubleshooting…………...............……...38

9 DISCLAIMER/ WARNING ………................44

PLEASE READ THIS USER MANUAL FIRST!

Dear Customer,

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against possible dangers.

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

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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 pre vent

the risk of persona! injury or materiai

damage.

Our company shall not be held

responsible for damages that may

occur if these instructions are not

observed.

• lnstallation and repair opera tions

shall always be per formed by Au-

thorised Service.

• Use originai spare parts and acces-

sories only.

• Do not repair or replace any com-

ponent of the product un less 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, origi-

nai spare parts will be available to

operate the appli ance properly.

• This product has been de signed for

domestic use. lt is not for commer-

ciai purposes or it should not be

used out of its intended use.

• Use only for washing and dry ing

textile products that are marked

accordingly.

• The manufacturer assumes no re-

sponsibility for any damage due to

misuse or mishandling.

• This appliance is intended to be

used in household and sim ilar ap-

plications. For example;

- Personnel kitchens of stores, o-

ces and other work envir onments;

- Ranches,

- By customers of hotels, mo- tels

and other accommoda tion facili-

ties

- 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 chil-

dren aged 8 years and older and

persons with under developed

physical, sensory or mental capa-

bilities or lack of experience and

knowledge if they have been given

supervi sion or instruction concern-

ing use of the appliance in a the

product safe way and the haz ards

involved.

• Children under the age of 3 should

be kept away unless continuously

supervised.

• Electrical products are danger ous

far children and pets. Chil dren or

pets should not play with, climb on

top or inside the product. Check

inside the product befare use.

1 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

• Use child lock to prevent chil dren

from intervening with the product.

• Do not farget to close the load ing

door when leaving the room where

the product is loc ateci. Children

and pets may get locked inside and

drown.

• Children should not perfarm clean-

ing and user mainten ance works

without an adult’s supervision.

• Keep the packaging materials away

from children. Risk of in jury and

suacation.

• Keep all detergents and addit ives

used far the product away from

children’s reach.

• Cut the power cable and break and

deactivate the locking mechanism

of the loading door befare dispos-

ing of the product far children’s

safety.

1.3 ELECTRICAL SAFETY

• Product should be unplugged

during installation, mainten ance,

cleaning and repair pro cedures.

• Damaged power cables should be

replaced by the authorised service

in arder to prevent pos sible danger.

• The product should not be fed via

an external switching device such

as a timer or con nected to a circuit

that is regularly switched on and

o by a device.

• Do not tuck the power cord un der

the product or to the rear of the

product. Do not put heavy items on

the power cord. Do not over bend,

crush and touch the power cable to

sources of heat.

• Do not use an extension cord,

multi-plug or adaptor to oper ate

your product.

• The plug shall be easily ac cessible.

lf this is not possible, a mechanism

that meets the electrical legislation

and that disconnects all terminals

from the mains (fuse, switch, main

switch, etc.) shall be available on

the electrical installation.

• Do not touch the plug with wet

hands.

• When unplugging the appli ance,

don’t hold the power cord, but the

plug.

• Make sure the plug is not wet, dirty

or dusty.

1.4 HANDLING SAFETY

• Unplug the product before moving,

remove the water out let and water

main connec tions. Drain any water

left in side the product.

• This product is heavy, do not

handle it by yourself. Do not hold

extruding parts such as the laundry

loading door to lift and move the

product. The up per tray should be

tightly xed for moving.

• Your product is heavy; it should be

carried carefully by two people if a

staircase is in volved. lt may cause

injuries if your product falls on you.

Do not hit and drop the product

while carrying.

• Carry the product in an upright

position.

• Make sure that the hoses as well

as the power cable are not fold-

ed, pinched or crushed after the

product is tted into its place after

installation or cleaning procedures.

1.5 INSTALLATION SAFETY

• Check the information on the man-

ual and installation in structions to

prepare the product for installation

and make sure the electrical mains I

clean water mains and water outlet

are suitable. lf not, call a qualied

electrician and plumber to have

them make the necessary arrange-

ments. These operations are the

re sponsibility of the customer.

• Check for any damage on the prod-

uct before installing it. Do not have

the product installed if it is dam-

aged.

• lnjuries may occur if hands are put

into uncovered slots. Close the

holes of the transportation safety

bolts with plastic plugs.

• Do not install or leave the prod-

uct at locations where it may be

exposed to external en vironment

conditions.

• Do not install the product at loca-

tions where the temperat ure drops

below 0 °C.

• Do not place the product on a

carpet or similar surface. lt would

create re hazard since it cannot

receive air from un derneath.

• Place the product on a level and

hard surface and balance with the

adjustable legs.

• Connect the product to a ground-

ing plug protected by a fuse suit-

able to the current val ues on the

type label. Make sure the ground-

ing is carried out by an expert

electrician. Do not use the product

without suitable grounding to lo-

cal/na tional regulations.

• Plug the product in a socket with

voltage and frequency val ues suit-

able to those indicated on the type

label.

• Do not plug the product to loose,

broken, dirty, greasy sockets or

sockets that has come out their

seats or sock ets with a risk of water

con tact.

• Use the new hose set provided with

the product. Do not re-use old hose

sets. Do not make ad ditions to the

hoses.

• Connect the water inlet hose di-

rectly 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 litres of wa-

ter should be running from the tap

in a minute in order for the product

to function properly. lf the wa ter

pressure is above 1 MPa

(10 Bars), a pressure-reducing valve

should be tted. The maximum

allowed temperat ure is 25° C.

• Fit the end of the water dis charge

hose to the dirty water discharge

drain, the sink or the bathtub.

• Place the power cable and houses

in locations without risk of tripping.

• Do not install the product be hind

a door, a sliding door or at another

location that will pre vent the door

from opening completely.

• lf a drier is to be placed on the

product, x with a suitable con-

nection apparatus obtained from

the authorised service.

• There is a risk of contact with elec-

trical pieces when the up per trays

is removed. Do not dismantle the

upper tray of the product.

• Place the product at least 1 cm

away from the edges of fur niture.

• Make sure the room in which the

installation performed is adequate-

ly ventilated, as there may be a risk

of undesirable gases coming out

of the device igniting other fuels

in the room or interacting with an

open ame.

1.6 OPERATIONAL SAFETY

• When you are using the appli ances,

use only detergents, softeners and

supplements suitable for washing

ma chines.

• Do not use chemical solvents on

the product. These materi als con-

tain an explosion risk.

• Do not operate detective or dam-

aged products. Unplug the product

(or turn o the fuse it is connected

to), turn o the water tap and call

an author ised service.

• Do not place sources of igni tion

(burning candle, cigar ettes, etc.)

or sources of heat (irons, furnaces,

ovens, etc.) on top of or near the

product. Do not put inammable/

explosive materials near the product.

• Do not get on the product.

• Unplug the product and turn o

the tap if you will not be us ing the

product for long peri ods.

• Detergent/maintenance mater ials

may splash out of the de tergent

drawer if it is opened while the

machine is working Contact of the

detergent with your skin and eyes

is danger ous.

• Make sure pets do not climb inside

the product. Check in side the prod-

uct before use.

• Do not torce open the locked

loading door. The door will open

once the washing is completed. lf

the door does not open, use the

solutions for “loading door does not

open” error in the Troubleshooting

section.

• Do not wash elements contam-

inated with gasoline, kerosene,

benzene, reducers, alcohol or other

inammable or explosive materials

and industriai chem icals.

• Do not directly use dry clean ing

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

no longer rotates.

• Do not place your hand or a metal

object under the wash ing machine.

• lf washing laundry at high tem-

peratures, the discharged washing

water would burn your skin if in con-

tact with your skin, for ex. when the

draining hose is connected to the tap.

Do not touch the discharge wa ter.

• Take the following precautions to

prevent formation of biolm and

malodours:

- 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 programme.

• The glass of the loading door will

heat up when washing or drying

at high temperatures. Therefore,

do not allow espe cially children to

touch the loading door glass while

wash ing or drying.

1.7 DRYING SAFETY

• Laundry that has been previously

washed, cleaned, contaminated

or stained with gas oline/gas, dry

clean-ing solvents or other inam-

mable/explosive materials should

not be dried in the machine be

cause they give o inammable or

explosive va-pours. Otherwise, re

hazard arises.

• Laundry contaminated with materi-

als such as vegetable or minerai oil,

acetone, alcohol, gasoline, gas oil,

stain re movers, naphtha, turpen-

tine, paran or paran removers

should be washed separately in hot

water by adding extra detergent

before being dried in the washing

machine with dryer. Otherwise, re

hazard arises.

• Do not dry textile products that

contain predominantly foam, rub-

ber or rubber-like parts (e.g. shower

caps, waterproof textile products,

rubber products and clothes) or the

ones that are lled and damaged

(e.g. Pillows or coats). There is a risk

of burns.

• lf you use a laundry ball, deter gent

scale, laundry cage or ball in your

machine, these products may melt

during dry ing. lf you are going to

choose the drying feature, do not

use these products. Otherwise, re

hazard arises.

• lf you use industriai chemicals far

cleaning, do not use the drying

function. Otherwise, re hazard

arises.

• The door becomes very hot af-

ter drying process. After drying is

aver, open the door of the device

com-pletely. Do not touch the metal

door locateci inside of the door glass.

There is a risk of burns due to high

temperatures.

• During Drying programmes, a cool-

ing step is performed as the last step

to ensure that the laundry remains

at a temperat ure where it will not

be damaged. You may be exposed

to hot steam if you open the cover

without completing the cooling step.

Risk of seething.

• If the drying programmes are inter-

rupted (as a result of pro gramme

cancellation or power failure), the

laundry in the machine may be hot.

Be careful.

• Do not stop the machine before the

drying programme is completed. lf

you have to stop the machine, take

out all the laundry inside of it and

place them in a suitable place and

wait for them to cool.

• Your product is suitable to operate

between the temperat ures of 0° C

and +35° C.

• Ambient temperatures between 1 5°

C and +25° C are ideal for your prod-

uct.

• Do not overload the machine for

drying. Observe the spe cied maxi-

mum load levels for drying.

• lf the laundry has been washed with

a stain remover, run an addi-tional

rinsing speed before starting the dry-

ing speed.

• Do not dry leather laundry and laun-

dry containing leather (such as leath-

er tags on jeans) in the ma-chine. The

colour left by the leather parts may

smear on other textiles.

• lf there is a problem that you can-not

salve using the inform ation given in

the safety instructions section, turn

o and unplug the machine and call

an Authorized Service.

• In your washer-dryer, you can only

wash laundry, only dry laundry or

do both of these processes. The

machine should not be used for a

long period of time only for drying

wet laundry. While the machine is

only used for drying, it should be

run empty in a short washing pro-

gramme every 15 starts.

• Before putting laundry in the ma-

chine, check all of them and make

sure that there is no object such as

lighter, coin, metal object and pin,

etc. in their pockets or inside of

them.

• Lingerie that has metal parts should

not be dried in the ma chine. Metal

parts may come o during drying

and cause damage to the machine.

Put them in a bag or pil-low case.

• Do not dry large laundry such as

tulle curtains, curtains, sheets/bed-

dings, blankets, rugs in the ma-chine.

Laundry may get damaged.

• Do not dry unwashed laundry in the

machine.

• Do not use softener or antistatic

agent unless recommen ded by the

manufacturer.

• Products such as softener should be

used in accordance with the manu-

facturer’s instructions.

• Do not dry silk, wool and sim ilar

delicate clothes in the ma chine.

Otherwise, wool clothes can shrink

and damage may be caused in oth-er

delicate clothes.

• Check the symbols on laundry label

before washing and dry ing pro-cess-

es.

• The machine automatically cleans

the lint itself that comes out of the

laundry dur ing drying. The ma-chine

per forms automatic water intakes

for cleaning. For this rea-son, the wa-

ter tap of the mach i ne should also

be open during drying programmes.

• Prevent the lint from accumulating

around the product.

1.8 MAINTENANCE AND

CLEANING SAFETY

• Do not wash the product with pres-

sure washers, by spraying vapour,

water or pouring water.

• Do not use sharp or abrasive tools to

clean the product. Do not use house-

hold cleaners, soap, detergent, gas,

gasoline, thinner, alcohol, varnish,

etc. while cleaning.

• Cleaning agents containing solvents

might reek poisonous fumes( for ex.

cleaning solvent. Do not use clean-

ing 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

running.

• The temperature in the machine

may rise up to 90° C. Clean the lter

after the water in the machine cools

down in order to avoid risk of getting

burnt.

2 IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS FOR ENVIRONMENT

2.1 Compliance with WEEE Directive

This product complies with EU WEEE

Directive (2012/19/EU). This product

bears a classica tion symbol for waste

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. Do not dispose of

the waste product with nor mal domestic and

other wastes at the end of its service life. Take

it to the collection center for the recycling of

electrical and electronic equipment. Please con-

sult your locai authorities to learn about these

collec tion centers.

Compliance with RoHS Directive:

The product you have purchased complies with

EU RoHS Directive (2011 /65/EU). lt does not

contain harmful and prohibited materials speci-

ed in the Directive.

2.2 Package lnformation

Packaging materials of the product are manu-

factured from recyclable materials in accordance

with our National Environment Regulations. Do

not dispose of the pack aging materials together

with the domestic or other wastes. Take them to

the pack aging materiai collection points desig-

nateci by the loca I authorities.

3 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Supplier’s name or commercial brand Indesit

Model name IDMA 75624 MY TIME UK

Washing capacity (cotton) (kg) 7 Kg

Drying capacity (cotton) (kg) 5 Kg

Maximum spin speed (cycle/min) 1400

Built-In No

Height (cm) 84.5

Width (cm) 60

Depth (cm) 57

Single Water inlet/ Double Water inlet + / -

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

Total current (A) 10

Total power (W) 2000

Main model code F 172244

The model information as stored in the product

database can be reached by entering following

website and searching for your model identier

(*) found on energy label.

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

The consumption values apply when 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+

Drying

Cupboard

Dry

Extra

Dry

Iron

Dry

Full

Time

Clean&

Wear

4 INSTALLATION

Please read the “Safety lnstruc tions”

section rst!

Your washing machine automatic ally

detects the amount of laundry placed

inside when selecting a pro gram.

While installing the product, before the

rst use, calibration should be done to

ensure that the laundry amount is

detected in the most ac curate way.

To do this, select the Drum Clean ing*

program and cancel the spin function.

Start the program without laundry.

Wait for the program to n ish, which

will take about 15 minutes.

*The program name may vary de-

pending on the model. For the

ap propriate program selection, review

the program descriptions section.

• Please contact the nearest Authorised Service

for the installation of the appli ance.

• Make sure that the installation and elec trical

connections of the product are per formed by

authorised service agent. Man ufacturer shall

not be held responsible for damages caused

by operations per formed by unauthorised

persons.

• Preparation of the location and electrical,

tap water and waste water installations at

the place of installation is under cus tomer’s

responsibility.

• Make sure that the water inlet and dis charge

hoses as well as the power cable are not

folded, pinched or crushed while pushing

the product into its place after installation or

cleaning procedures.

• Prior to installation, visually check if the

product has any defects on it. Do not have the

product installed if it is dam aged. Damaged

products cause risks for your safety.

4. 1 Appropriate lnstallation Location

Before carrying out any work on the

machine, equip yourself with work

gloves.

• Place the product on a hard and level oor.

Do not place it onto a carpet with high pile or

other similar surfaces. Pla cing on an improper

oor shall cause noise and vibration problems.

• Do not place the product on the power cable.

• Do not install the product at places where tem-

perature may fall below O °C. Freez ing might

damage your product.

• Leave a minimum space of 1 cm between the

product and the furniture.

• lf you will install the product on a surface with

steps, never place it close to the edge.

• Do not place the product on any platform.

• There shall not be any locked, sliding or hinged

doors that may prevent the load ing door from

opening completely in the installation location

of this product.

• Do not place heat sources such as cooker,

irons, ovens, heater 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. Attach 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.

lnstall the transportation safety bolts in

reverse order of the disas sembly

procedure.

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 a

smooth operation of the machine, 10

- 80 liters of water shall be sup plied in a

minute from a fully opened tap. lf the

water pressure is higher, install a

pressure reducing valve.

WARNING

Models with a single water inlet shall

not be connected to the hot water tap.

In such a case the laun dry will get

damaged or the product will switch to

protection mode and will not operate.

Do not use old or used water inlet hoses

on a new product. lt may cause water

leakage from your ma chine 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 dur ing the

installation of the product. Otherwise,

your laundry may come out as hot at

the end of the wash ing cycle and thus

they may be worn.

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. lf any leak occurs, turn

o the tap and remove the nut. Check the

gasket and tighten the nut carefully again. In

order to pre vent the water leaks and resultant

dam ages, keep the taps closed when you do

not use the product.

4. 4 Connecting the Drain Hose to the Drain

1. Attach the end of the drain hose directly to

waste water drain, washbasin or bathtub.

Your house will be ooded if the water

draining hose is dislocated during water

draining. There is also a risk of burning

due to the high washing temperatures.

In order to prevent such situations and

make sure that the product performs

wa ter intake and drain processes without

any problem, x the drain hose securely.

2. Connect the hose to a minimum height of 40

cm and a maximum height of 90 cm.

3. lf the hose is placed on the oor (orat a maxi-

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

its height is increased, discharging of water

becomes dicult, and laundry may come out

very wet from the machine. Thus, follow the

heights provided in the gure.

4. To prevent the waste water to go back into

the product again and to ensure easy drain-

age, do not immerse the end of the hose into

the waste water or do not insert it into the

drain for more than 15 cm. If it is too long, cut

it short.

5. The end of the hose should not be bent, it

should not be stepped on and the hose must

not be pinched between the drain and the

product. Otherwise, water discharge issues

may emerge.

6. lf the length of the hose is too short, use it by

adding an originai extension hose. The overall

length of the hose shall not be longer than

3.2 m. To prevent water leaks, always secure

the connection between the extension hose

and the draining hose of the product with a

suit able clamp so that it does not come o and

cause leaks.

Notice: Appliance damage/damage to texiles.

If the end of the drain hose touches the dis-

charged water (water drained from washer), it

(the discharged water) can be sucked back into

the washer and may damage the appliance or

textiles.

Make sure that:

• There is no stopper in the sink drain.

• The end of the drain hose does touch the

discharge water.

• The sink drain is free owing and not partially

clogged.

• Attach the drain hose securerly to the wash basin.

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

2. Secure the drain hose with the cable tie to the

drain pipe, wash basin, etc., so the hose does

not pull out from the force of the water.

4. 5 Adjusting the Stands

WARNING

In order to ensure that the product op-

erates more silently and vibra tion-free,

it must stand level and balanced on its

feet. Ensure that the product is balanced

by adjust ing the feet. Otherwise, the

product may move from its place and

cause crushing, noise and vibration

prob lems.

1. Loosen the nuts on the feet in the direc tion of

the arrow with the tool in the user manual bag.

2. Adjust the feet until the product stands level

and balanced. You can move the feet up by

turning them counter-clock wise and down by

turning them clock wise.

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

direction of the arrow. You can move the nuts

down by turning them counter-clockwise 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 responsible for the damages that shall

be incurred due to using the product without

grounding according to locai regulations.

• Connection must comply with national regula-

tions.

• The electrical connection cable infra structure

of the product must be ad equate and suitable

for product require ments. lt is recommended

to use a Ground Fault Circuit Breaker (GFCI).

• Power cable plug must be within easy reach

after installation.

• lf 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

eplaced by the authorised service in

order to prevent possible danger.

lmportant

Fitting a dierent plug:

As the colours of the wires in the mains lead

of this appliance may not correspond with the

coloured markings identifying the terminals on

your plug, proceed as follows:

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

wire to the terminal in the plug marked ‘E’

or with the symbol f or col oured green and

yellow or green.

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

nal in the plug marked ‘N’ or col oured black.

3. Connect the brown (live) wire to the ter minal

in the plug marked ‘L’ or coloured red.

With the alternative plugs a 13 A fuse must be

tted either in the plug or adaptor or in the

main fuse box. lf in doubt contact a qualied

electrician.

Grün-gelb oder

grün

Blau oder

schwarz

Braun oder

rot

4.7 Handling the Product

1. Unplug the product before handling it.

2. Disconnect the water outlet and water main

connections. 3 Drain all the water that remains

in the product. See Drain ing Remaining Water

and Cleaning the Pump Filter.

3. lnstall the shipping bolts in reverse or der of

the disassembly procedure. See Removing the

Shipping Bolts.

Never carry the product without the

shipping bolts properly attached! Your

product is so heavy that it shall not be

carried by one person. Your product

shall be carried by two people and

more care shall be taken on the stairs

as it is a heavy product. lf the product

falls on you, it may cause injury. The

packaging materials are dan gerous for

children. Keep pack aging materials at a

safe place away from the reach of

children.

5 PRELIMINARY PREPARATION

Please read the “Safety lnstructions”

section rst.

5.1 Sorting the Laundry

• Sort laundry according to type of fabric, colour,

and degree of soiling and allow able water

temperature.

• Always observe the instructions given on the

garment care labels.

5.2 Preparing Laundry for Washing

• Laundry items with metal attachments such

as, underwiring, belt buckles or metal buttons

will damage the product. Remove the metal

pieces or wash such clothes by putting them in

a laundry bag or pillow case.

• Take out all substances in the pockets such as

coins, pens and paper clips, and turn pockets

inside out and brush. Such objects may dam-

age the product or cause noise problem.

• Put small size clothes such as infant’s socks and

nylon stockings in a laundry bag or pillow case.

• Place 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”

labelled products only with an appropriate

programme. Dry these types of clothes by

hanging them or laying them at. Do not dry

them in the machine.

• Do not wash colours and whites together.

New, dark coloured cottons release a lot of dye.

Wash them separately.

• Only use paints / colour changing agents and

descalers suitable for use in ma chines. Always

observe the instructions on the packaging.

• Tough stains must be treated properly befare

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

cleaner.

• Wash trousers and delicate laundry turned

inside out.

• Laundry that are subjected to materials such

as our, lime dust, milk powder, etc. intensely

must be shaken o befare pla cing into the

product. Such dusts and powders on the

laundry may build up on the inner parts of the

product in time and can cause damage.

• Before washing laundry made of angora wool,

keep them in the freezer section of the refrig-

erator far few hours. This will re duce pilling.

5.3 Tips for Energy and Water Saving

Following infarmation will help you use the

product in an ecologica! and energy/water-

ecient manner.

• Operate the product in the highest load

capacity allowed far the programme you have

selected, but do not overload. See “Programme

and consumption table”

• Observe the temperature instructions on the

detergent packaging.

• Wash slightly soiled laundry at low tem-

peratures.

• Use faster programmes far small quantit ies of

lightly soiled laundry.

• Do not use prewash and high temperat ures far

laundry that is not heavily soiled or stained.

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

the highest spin speed recommen ded during

washing process.

• Do not use more detergent than the re-com-

mended on the detergent packaging.

5.4 Start Up

Before starting to use the product make sure

that the preparations described in sec tion “Envi-

ronmental lnstructions” and “ln stallation”. To pre-

pare the product far washing laundry, perfarm

rst operation in Drum Cleaning programme.

lf this pro gramme is not available in your prod-

uct, apply the method which is described in sec-

tion “Cleaning the loading door and the drum”.

Use an anti-limescale product suitable

for the washing machines. Some water

has remained in the product due to the

quality contral processes in the produc-

tion. lt is not harmful for the product.

5.5 Loading the Laundry

1. Open the loading door.

2. Put the laundry items into the product in a

loose manner.

3. Push the loading door to close until you hear a

locking sound. Ensure that no items are caught

in the door. The load ing door is locked while a

programme is running. The door lock will open

a few minutes after the washing programme

has ended. Then you can open the load ing

door. lf the door does not open, ap ply the

solutions provided far “Loading door cannot be

opened” errar in the Troubleshooting section.

5.6 Correct Load Capacity

The maximum load capacity depends on the

type of laundry, the degree of soiling and the

desired washing programme. The product auto-

matically adjusts the wa ter amount according to

the weight of the laundry put inside it.

Follow the instructions in “Programme

and consumption table”.

When the appliances is overloaded

product’s washing performance will

drop. Moreover, noise and vibration

problems may occur.

Bathrobe: 1200 g

Bedding: 700 g

Sheet: 500 g

Pillow Case: 200 g

Table Cloth: 250 g

Negligee/Pyjamas: 200 g

Lingerie: 100 g

Shirts: 200 g

Blouse: 100 g

Towel: 200 g

The loading door is locked while a

programme is running. The door lock

will open once the programme is

completed. lf 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. lf

the door does not open, apply the

solutions provided for “Loading Door

Cannot Be Opened” error in the

Troubleshooting sec tion.

WARNING

lf 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 package while using deter gents,

softeners, starch, bleach and decolou-

rants, anti-limescale and follow the

dosage information provided. Use a

measuring cup, if any.

The detergent drawer comprises of three com-

partments:

(1 )Powder washing detergent

(2) Liquid washing detergent

The liquid detergent must not exceed the “MAX”

leveI.

(3) Additives (Softener. etc.)

The fabric softener must not exceed the “MAX”

level.

Detergent, Softener and Other Cleaning Agents

• Add detergent and softener before start ing the

washing programme.

• Do not leave the detergent drawer open when

the washing programme is on.

• lf you are using a liquid detergent, follow the

directions under “Liquid detergent use” and

do not forget to bring the liquid detergent

apparatus to the correct posi tion.

• Do not add washing chemicals (Liquid de-ter-

gent, Softener, etc.) while the ma chine is

during Drying step.

Choosing the Detergent type

Detergent type to be used depends on the

washing programme, fabric type and colour.

• Use dierent detergents for coloured and

white laundry.

• Wash your delicate clothes only with spe cial

detergents (liquid detergent, wool shampoo,

etc.) intended solely for delic ate clothes and at

suggested pro grammes.

• When washing dark coloured clothes and

quilts, it is recommended to use liquid deter-

gent.

• Wash woollens at suggested programme with

special detergent made specically for wool-

lens.

• Please review the programme descrip tions

part for suggested programme for dierent

textiles.

• AII recommendations about detergents are

valid for selectable temperature range of pro-

grammes.

Only detergents, softeners and additives

suitable for washing machines should be

used. Do not use soap powder.

Adjusting the Detergent Arnount

The amount of detergent depends on the

amount of laundry, how soiled they are and the

water hardness.

• Do not exceed the recommended dosage

values on the detergent packaging in or der

to eliminate excessive foam and poor rinsing

problems, to save money and pro tect the envi-

ronment.

• Use less amounts of detergent for fewer or less

soiled laundry.

Using Softeners

Put the softener in the softener compart ment of

the detergent drawer.

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

softener compartment.

• lf the softener is not uid, di Iute with wa ter

before placing in the softener com partment.

WARNING

Do not use liquid detergents or other

materials with cleaning prop erties

unless they are intended for use in

washing machines for softening the

laundry.

Use of Gel and Tablet Detetgents

• If the detergent is uid and there is no Iiquid

detergent compartment in your product, place

the gel detergent in the main washing deter-

gent compartment in rst water intake. If your

product has a Iiquid detergent compartment,

ll the com partment with detergent before

starting the programme.

• If the gel detergent is not uid or is in a

capsule liquid tablet, place directly inside the

drum before washing.

• Use tablet or gel detergent without selecting

the pre-wash function.

• Do not forget to remove elements such as

plastic detergent compartment from the drum

before drying.

Using Starch

• Put in the liquid starch, powder starch or fabric

dye in the softener compartment.

• Do not use softener and starch in the same

washing programme simultan eously.

• Wipe the inside of the product with a damp

and clean cloth after using starch.

Using Anti-Limescale

• When necessary, only use anti-limescale pro-

duced for washing machines.

Using Bleach and Decolourants

• Select a programme with pre-washing and add

bleach at the start of pre-wash ing. Do not put

detergent in the pre-wash compartment. As

an alternative applica tion, select a programme

with additional rinsing and add the bleach

while the product is receiving water to the

deter gent compartment in the rst rinsing

step.

• Do not mix and use bleach and detergent

together.

• As bleach may cause skin irritation use only

small amounts (1 /2 tea cups - ap proximately

50 ml and rinse the laundry well.

• Do not pour bleach directly onto the laun dry.

• Do not use bleach for coloured clothes.

• Select a programme with low temperat ure

washing while using oxygen-based decolou-

rants.

• Oxygen-based decolourants can be used

together with detergents. However, if it does

not have the same viscosity as the detergent,

rst place the detergent in compartment no.

“2” in the detergent drawer and wait for the

product to rinse away the detergent during

water intake. Add the decolourant to the same

com partment while the machine continues

taking in water.

5. 8 Tips for Ecient Washing

Clothes

Light Colours and

Whites

Colours

Black/

Dark Colours

Delicates/

Woollens/Silks

(Recommended tempera-

ture range based on soil

level: 40-90 °C)

(Recommended tem-

perature range based on

soil level: cool - 40°C)

(Recommend-

ed tempera-

ture range

based on soil

level: cool -

40°C)

(Recommended

temperature

range based on

soil level: cool -

30°C)

Soiling Level

Heavily

Soiled

(dicult stains

such as grass,

coee, fruits

and blood.)

It may be necessary to

pre-treat the stains or

perform prewash.

Powder and liquid de-

tergents recommended

for whites can be used at

dosages recommended

for heavily soiled clothes.

It is recommended to use

powder detergents to

clean clay and soil stains

and the stains that are

sensitive to bleaches.

Powder and liquid deter-

gents recommended for

colours can be used at

dosages recommended

for heavily soiled clothes.

It is recommen-ded to

use powder de-tergents

to clean clay and soil

stains and the stains that

are sensitive to bleaches.

Detergents which do not

contain de-colourant

should be used.

Liquid deter-

gents suitable

for colours

and black/

dark colours

can be used at

doses recom-

men-ded for

heavily soiled

clothes.

Prefer liquid

detergents

produced for

delicate clothes.

Woollen and silk

clothes must

be washed with

special woollen

detergents.

Normally

Soiled

(For example,

stains caused

by body on

collars and

cus)

Powder and liquid deter-

gents recommended for

whites can be used at dos-

ages recommended for

normally soiled clothes.

Powder and liquid de-

tergents recommended

for colours can be used

at dosages recommend-

ed for normally soiled

clothes. Detergents

which do not contain

decolourant should be

used.

Liquid deter-

gents suitable

for colours

and black/dark

colours can be

used at doses

recommended

for moderately

soiled clothes.

Prefer liquid

detergents

produced for

delicate clothes.

Woollen and silk

clothes must

be washed with

special woollen

detergents.

Lightly Soiled

(No visible

stains exist.)

Powder and liquid deter-

gents recommended for

whites can be used at

dosages recommended

for lightly soiled clothes.

Powder and liquid deter-

gents recommended for

colours can be used at

dosages recommended

for lightly soiled clothes.

Detergents which do

not contain decolourant

should be used.

Liquid deter-

gents suitable

for colours

and black/

dark colours

can be used at

doses recom-

men-ded for

lightly soiled

clothes.

Prefer liquid

detergents

produced for

delicate clothes.

Woollen and silk

clothes must

be washed with

special woollen

detergents.

5.10 Displayed Programme Duration

You can view the programme duration on the

display of your machine while selecting a pro-

gramme. Depending on the amount of laundry

you have loaded into your machine, foaming,

unbalanced load conditions, uectuations in

power supply, water pressure and programme

settings, the programme duration is automati-

cally adjusted while the programme is running.

SPECIAL CASE: At programme start of Cottons

and Cotton Eco programmes, display shows the

duration of half load. It is the most common use

case. After programme starts, in 20-25 minutes

actual load is detected by the machine. And if

detected load is higher than half load; washing

programme will be adjusted accordingly and

programme duration increased automatically.

You can follow this change on the display.

5. 9 Tips for Ecient Drying

Programmes

Cotton Dry Synthetic Dry Babyprotect+ Washing and

Drying

Wash &Wear

Types of Clothing

Durable

clothes

Containing

Cotton

Sheets, bed

dings, baby

clothes,

t-shirts, sweat-

shirts, durable

knitted clothes,

jeans, canvas

pants, shirts,

cotton socks

etc.

Not Recom-

mended!

lt washes and

dries consecu-

tively! Sheets,

beddings, baby

clothes, sweat-

shirts, dura-ble

knitted clothes,

jeans, canavas

pants, shirts, cot-

ton socks etc.

lt washes and

dries conse-

cu-tively! Sheets,

beddings, baby

clothes, sweat-

shirts, durable

knitted clothes,

jeans, canavas

pants, shirts, cot-

ton socks etc.

Clothes such as

shirts, t-shirts,

sweatshirts etc.

that have been

worn for a short

time and are un-

stained. A very

small amount of

laundry should

be loaded.

Synthetic

Clothes (Poly-

ester, nylon

etc.)

Not Recom-

mended

It is recom-

mend-ed for

clothes contain-

ing polyester,

nylon, polyac-

etate, acrylic.

Drying is not

recommend-ed

for clothes

containing vis-

cose. Attention

should be paid

to the drying

instructions on

the maintenance

label.

It is recommend-

ed for clothes

con-taining

polyester, nylon,

polyacetate and

acrylic at low

temperatures,

taking into

account the

washing and

drying warnings

indicated on the

maintenance

label.

It is recom-

mend-ed for

clothes contain-

ing polyester,

nylon, polyace-

tate and acrylic

at low tempera-

tures, taking

into account the

washing and

drying warnings

indicated on the

maintenance

label.

Lightly soiled

and unstained

shirts, t-shirts

and synthetic

laundry. A very

small amount of

laundry should

be loaded.

Delicate

(Contain ing

Silk, Woolen,

Cashmere

Angora wool

etc.) laundry.

Not Recom-

mended!

Not Recom-

mended!

Not Recom-

mended!

Not Recom-

mended!

Not Recom-

mended!

Bulky laun dry

such as blan-

kets, coats,

cur tains etc.

Not Recom-

mended! It is

not suitable

to dry bulky

laundry in

the washing

machine. Dry

these laundry

by hanging

them or laying

them at.

Not

Recom-mend-

ed! It is not

suitable to dry

bulky laundry

in the washing

machine. Dry

these laundry by

hanging them or

laying them at.

Not Recom-

mend-ed! It is

not suitable to

dry bulky laun-

dry in the wash-

ing machine. Dry

these laundry by

hang-ing them

or laying them

at

Not

Recom-mend-

ed! It is not

suitable to dry

bulky laundry

in the washing

machine. Dry

these laundry by

hanging them or

laying them at.

Not

Recom-mend-

ed! It is not

suitable to dry

bulky laundry

in the washing

machine. Dry

these laundry by

hanging them or

laying them at.

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 Linear mark on the

wash cycle selector knob under the symbol "

" to switch the machine o. If the machine is

switched o during a wash cycle, this wash cycle

will be cancelled.

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 corre-

sponding temperature value appears on digital

display.

C---SPIN button: Press to change the spinning

speed for the current cycle. There are ve spin-

ning speed values on display. When a spinning

speed value is selected, the corresponding spin-

ning speed value appears on 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 cycles

and functions.

• Cancelling 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 func-

tions.

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

count for the current cycle, the changed rinse

countappears on digital display.

DELAY END function: Press and hold 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 cycles

and functions.

E---DRYING button: Press to set the drying type

or drying time as needed, and the drying type or

drying time appears on digital display.

Some programs have no drying function.

Drying channel deaning program: Long press

this button for 3 seconds, the machine will en-

ters the “Drying channel cleaning” program. For

a detailed description, see-> Various cycles and

functions.

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

GO wash cycle.

For a detailed description, see-> Various cycles

and functions.

G-START/PAUSE button: Long press the

button to start or pause a wash cycle.

• Add clothes during the program is running:

Once the cycle has begun, if you want to pause

the wash cycle, please long press 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 ond functions.

6.2 Symbols on the Display

1-DOOR LOCK indicator The lit indicator

light indicates that the door is locked.

To prevent any 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

indicator light is o, the door may be opened.

2-CHILD LOCK indicator

The lit indicator light indicates the CHILD

LOCK function is activated, the control panel is locked.

3---DELAY END indicator

The lit indicator light indicates

the DELAY END function is activated. The count-

down to the end of the selected wash cycle will

appear on the digital display.

4 DRYING FUNCTION Indicator

When the indicator light is lit, it means

that drying function has been set or

carrying the drying cycle.

5. PUSH & GO indicator

The lit indicator light indicates the

PUSH & GOwash 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

6.3 Preparing the laundry

Damage to the appliance/fabric Foreign

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

nails) may damage the laundry or

components in the appliance. Therefore,

note the following 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

tiny Socksor handkerchiefs

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 the wire-Cup bras are machine

washable.

Make sure that wire-Cup bras in a pillow

case which can be securely closed with a

zip or button. If the wire works it self out

of the Cup it may fall through the holes of

the drum and cause extensive damage.

6.4 Preparing the laundry for drying

• Only tumble-dry textiles which have been

washed, rinsed and spun.

• Remove as much water as possible from the

laundry. Do not press the SPIN button for

reducing the spin speed.

• In order to ensure uniform drying, sort the

items according to fabric type and degree of

drying required.

• Items which require ironing do not have to be

ironed immediately after being tumble-dried.

It is a good idea to fold or roll them together

for a while, So that any remaining moisture is

evenly distributed.

• When washing laundry to be tumble-dried,

use the correct amount of detergent and texy-

ile care products as specied in the manufac-

tur-er’s instructions.

The following textiles should not be

tumble-dried: Laundry marked with the

care symbol:

Do not tumble-dry

• Wollens or items containing wool.

Risk of shrinking!

• Delicate fabric (silk, synthetic net curtains) Risk

of creasing!

• Items containing foam rubber or similar

mate-rial.

• Items which have been treated with in-

am-mable solvents, such as stain removes,

petrol, paint thinners.

Explosion hazard!

• Items still containing hair lacquer or similar

substances. Dangerous vapors!

Dripping-wet laundry, waste of energy!

6.5 Sorting the laundry according to colour

and degree of soiling.

sort laundry items according to color, degree of

soiling and recommended wash temperature

range.

• ltems of clothing can become discoloured.

• Never wash new muti-coloured items together

with other items.

• wash white items separately from colored

items. otherwise, white items may tend to

become grey.

6.6 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 o guest towels

• Normal soiling

visible soiling and/or a few light stains. This

could include clothing such as T-shirts, shirts,

or blouses that nave been sweated in or worn

several times. Also tea towels, hand towels or

bed linen used for up to one week or more

cu rtains 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. lt could also

include working clothes such as overalls and

jeans and other clothing worn for outside work

and activities.

6. 7 Sorting laundry according to their care label specications

The symbols on labels of your garments will help you in choosing the suitable wash program, the right

temperature, wash cycles, and ironing methods. Don’t forget to give a glance to these useful indications!

Water

Temperature

Water Temperature

30°C

Water Temperature

40°C

Water Temperature

50°C

Water Temperature

60°C

Water Temperature

70°C

Water Temperature

95°C

Water Temperature

30°C

Water Temperature

40°C

Water Temperature

50°C

Water Temperature

60°C

Water Temperature

70°C

Water Temperature

95°C

Washing Type Machine Wash

Normal

Machine Wash

Permanent Press

Machine Wash

Gentle

Do not Wash Hand Wash Do Not Wring

Bleaching

Bleach Do Not BleachNon Chlorine

Bleach

Chlorine-Containing

Bleaches

Drying Types

Tumble Dry

Normal

Tumble Dry

Permanent Press

Do Not

Tumble Dry

Gentle

Drying

Temperature

Tumble Dry

High Heat

Tumble Dry

Medium Heat

Tumble Dry

Low Heat

Tumble Dry

Not Heat

Dry

Line Dry

Drip Dry

Dry Flat Dry in the

Shade

Iron Any Temp

Steam

High Temperature Medium Temperature Low Temperature Do Not Iron

Dry Clean

Any Solvent

Any Solvent except

Tetrachlorethylene

Petroleum

Solvent Only

Do Not

Dry Clean

6.8 Table of wash cycle

6.9 Programmes

Cotton Full Load

For daily items of cotton,linen and cotton blends.

Mixed Full Load

For washing lightly to normally soiled mixed load of cotton

and synthetic fabrics, white and colored items together.

Shirts

For shirts and women’s blouses.

20 °C

For washing lightly soiled cotton garments, at a

temperature of 20 °C.

Express 15’

For small amount or lightly soiled garmentsthat

you want to nish washing quickly.

Rinse

Combines a rinse and spin for loads requiring

an addational rinse cycle. Also use 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 Clean

Clean the drum by removing dirt and bacteria

from the drum. Make sure the drum is empty.

Wool

For machine washable wool and wool blend clothes.

Eco 40-60

For washing normally soiled cotton garments declared to

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

This is the standard cotton programme and the most

efficient in terms of water and energy consumption.

! As specied, this wash cycle only runs at 40 °C.

Down Jacket

For down jacket which can be washed by unit.

Intensive

For clothes that need to remove mites and

allergens.

Bed Linen

For large items such as blankets, curtains and

bedspreads.

Baby

A cycle designed for dirt typical of children’s

garments in that it eectively removes any traces

of residual detergent.

Dry

For drying wet cotton fabric.

• If using liquid detergent, it is not recommended to activate the time delay.

• We re commend by using: Laundry 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.

The cycle duration indicated on the display or instruction manual is an estimate based on standard conditions. The actual duration

may vary in relation to several factors, such as the temperature and pressure of the incoming water, ambient temperature, amount of

detergent, load quantity and type, load balancing and any additional options selected. The values given for programmes other than the

Eco 40-60 programme are indicative only.

Eco 40-60 (Wash) - Test wash cycle in compliance with EU Ecodesign regulation 2019/2014. The most ecient programme in

terms of energy and water consumption for washing normally soiled cotton laundry.

Note: spin speed values shown on the display can slightly diers from the values stated in the table.

Eco 40-60 (Wash & Drying)-

Test

wash and

drying cycle in compliance with EU Ecodesign regulation

2019/2014

. To access “wash and dry”

cycle select “Eco 40-60” wash programme and set

“Drying”

option

The most ecient programme in terms of energy and water consumption for

washing and drying normally soiled cotton laundry. At the end of cycle the garments can be immediately stored to the cupboard.

For all testing institutes:

Long cotton cycle: set programme “Cotton Full Load” at temperature 40°C.

* By selecting the “Spin+Drying” cycle and excluding the spin cycle, the washer-dryer will drain only.

** The duration of the wash cycles can be checked on the display.

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

Maximum load 7 kg

Power input in o mode 0.5 W / in left-on mode 8 W

Detergents and

Additives

Recommended

detergent

Residual

dampness %

(***)

Energy

consumption

kWh

Total water lt

Laundry

temperature °C

Wash cycle

Temperature

Max.

spin

speed

(rpm)

Max.

load for

wash-

ing (kg)

Dura-

tion

(h : m)

Drying

Max.

load for

drying

(kg)

Wash

Fabric

softener

Powder

Liquid

Setting Range 2 3

Cotton Full Load 60 °C

60 °C

1400 7.0 00:57



5.0

   

68,9 0,355 58,35 24,5

Mixed Full Load 60 °C

60 °C

1400 7.0 00:52



5.0

   

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

Shirts 60 °C

60 °C

900 3.0 00:55 --- ---

   

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

20 °C 20 °C

- 20 °C

900 2.0 00:39 --- ---

   

83,77 0,047 35,7 20

Express 15’ 40 °C

- 40°C

900 1.0 00:15



1.0

   

99,71 0,036 26,6 23

Rinse --- --- 1400 7.0 00:13 --- 5.0 ---



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

Spin+Drain * --- --- 1400 7.0 00:08 --- 5.0 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---

Drum Clean 85 °C 85 °C 700 --- 02:54 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---

Wool 40° C

- 40°C

700 1.0 00:50 --- ---

 

---



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

Eco 40-60

(Wash)

40 °C 40°C

1351 7.0 03:12



5.0

   

63,66 0,675 55 35

1351 3.5 02:30

    

64,25 0,380 40 30

1351 2.0 02:19

    

63,71 0,195 30 25

Down Jacket 40° C

- 40°C

900 2.0 01:43



2.0

 

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

Intensive 85 °C 60 °C- 85°C 1400 3.0 02:07



3.0

   

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

Bed Linen 60 °C

60 °C

1200 6.0 01:19



3.0

   

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

Baby 85 °C

85 °C

1200 5.0 01:23



5.0

   

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

Dry --- --- --- --- **



5.0 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---

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

Eco 40-60

(Wash&Drying)

40 °C 40 °C

1351 7 03:12



   

63,66 0,675 55 35

1351 3.5 02:30



2.5

   

64,25 0,380 40 30

6.10 Various cycles

Drying program

How to set the drying program?

1. To set the program of” washing + Drying” only

part of the washing program can add drying func-

tion First, load the laundry into the drum, close the

door, turn the wash cycle selector knob to select

the desired wash program (except for the Drying

program), and press the Dry button to select two

drying modes as follows:

---Automatic drying: press the Drying button

continuously to adjust the drying time that is dis-

played on the panel, and when “Auto“is displayed,

the automatic drying mode is activated, the dry-

ing time can be automatically adjusted according

to the amount and humidity of clothes

---Timed drying: press the Dry button to set the dry-

ing time. press the Drying button, the digital display

screen will display the timing drying time (30-60-90

120 150 180-210-240), select an appropriate the

timing drying time and enter the timing drying

mode. Then, press the START/PAUSE button,

the machine starts running the washing + Drying

program, with the drying program automatically

activated at the end of the washing program.

2. To set the Drying only program

The Drying only program is Su itable for drying

clothes of cotton. Do not dry clothes that are prone

to deformation or shrinkage. when the Drying only

program is set, before drying, it is recommended to

run a single spin cycle for the clothes to be dried.

• First, load the laundry in the drum, close the door,

turn wash cycle selector knob to select the Drying

program only, and then press the Drying button

continuously, So as to select the mode of Auto dry-

ing or Time drying (as described above).

Then, press the START/PAUSE button to start

the Drying only program.

3 To set the down jacket drying program “wash-

ing+Drying” program should be used to dry down

jackets, please select Down Jacket” program + ”Au-

tomatic Drying (Auto)” mode : please do down jacket

drying. In order to achieve better drying eect, it is

recommended to dry single down jacket once.

Precautions for drying program

1. If there is too much moisture in the clothes, the

machine will automatically extend the dryingtime,

and it is normal to display ” ”for too long.

2. When the drying program is running, the faucet

must be turned on, because the water is required

for cooling and dehumidication during drying

program.

3. The longest drying time is set according to

dierent models.

4. In order to prevent the wrinkle of laundry

caused by excessive drying, the drying time can

be set a little less at rst, and then the drying time

can be added according to the drying eect.

5. Before running the Drying only program, it is

recommended to run a spinning cycle rstly. If

necessary, please untie the nodules of clothes

after spinnings and then put them into the drum

for drying.

6. For larger or thicker clothes, drying may be

uneven in some positions of clothes. please add

drying time according to drying eect after nish-

ing drying cycle.

7. Wool fabrics are not suitable for drying.

8. Do not dry clothes that are liable to deforma-tio

or shrinkage.

9. Same programs have no drying function.

Drying channel cleaning

After setting the wash cycle and option, before

start, long press this button for 3 seconds, the

machine will enters the “Drying channel cleaning”

program, the digital display shows the running

time of the “Drying channel cleaning” program (

), and then run the Drying channel clean-

ing program after pressing “START/PAUSE ”

button.

The Drying channel cleaning program can auto-

matically remove the lint gathered in the drying

channel and improve the drying eciency. This

program is only used to remove the lint in the dry-

ing channel. Do not add any clothes in the drum.

6.11 Special wash cycles

Baby care: a cycle designed for dirt typical of chil-

dren’s garments in that it eectively removes any

traces of residual detergent.

Down Jacket: a cycle to wash single downs (the

weight of which should not exceed 2 .okg), cush-

ions or clothes padded with goose down such as

pua jacket, use this special wash cycle we rec-

ommend that down are 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

that a liquid detergent is used and placed inside

the detergent dispenser drawer.

6.12 Various functions

Child lock

1 . Setting the child lock function can avoid chil-

dren’s mis-operation and external interference

to the washing 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 is lit, the door cannot be

opened, the control panel is locked, all buttons

on control panel do not respond, and wash

cycle selector knob on control panel (except

the Linear mark on the wash cycle selector

knob under the symbol “ “)do not respond

too. You can only turn o the machine by turn

the wash cycle selector knob, when the Linear

mark on the wash cycle selector knob under the

symbol , the machine will be turned o

and stop running. If the machine is turn o, the

child lock function will been cancelled.

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

turn o the machine by turning the wash cycle

selector knob. when the machine is turned on

again, the machine directly run the program

before turning o the machine.

Push&Go

The operation of PUSH&GO :

1. In the shutdown state, long press the

PUSH&GO button for 3 seconds to directly run

the program, and the area M will light up.

In Shoutdown state, PUSH&GO can be activat-

ed within only within a certain period of time

after switching o, depending on the previous

conditions

2. In the startup state, long press the PUSH&GO

button for 3 seconds to directly run the program,

and the area M will light up. Push&Go start al-

ways with a sensing routine: at the beginning of

the program the machine calculates the weight

of the clothes to warranty 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 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 through the PUSH

& GO button activates an automatic non-cus-

tomisable cycle recommended for cotton and

synthetic fabrics. This cycle does not allow for

setting any additional options.

To open the door while an automatic cycle is

under way, 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.

Add clothes during the program is running

When the program is running, long press the

START/PAUSE button to pause the machine,

if the DOOR lock indicator light & goes out,

the door may be opened , you can add or take

out laundry. After the operation is completed,

close the door, long press the START/PAUSE

button again, and the machine continues to run

from the point at which it was interrupted.

NOTICE

If the water level or water temperature

in the drum is too high, the door lock

indicator light is lit, the door cannot

be opened and cannot add or take out

clothes during the program is running.

Cancelling the buzzer

Press and hold the SPIN button and EASYSTART

button together at the same time for at least 3

seconds, you can turn o the buzzer that sounds

during the washing cycle running.

• To activate the buzzer setting Do the same

operation as you did for cancelling. The buzzer

setting is activated after one beep

Load balancing system

The appliance has an automatic detection sys-

tem for eccentric load. In the process of spin-

ning, if the clothes are unevenly distributed, the

appliance will level and adjust the clothes until

the clothes are evenly distributed before spin-

ning. If the clothes cannot be evenly distributed

within the specied time, the appliance will not

spin to avoid severe vibration of the machine

At this time, you need to check whether the

clothes are knotted or entangled, and select the

“spin “ program after reorganizing the clothes.

when washing less clothes, such as a pair of

jeans, a sweater, a bath towel, etc. , the machine

may not complete the spinning process due to

balance protection. please wash the large and

small clothes together as much as possible to

make the clothes easier to release evenly and

complete the spinning process smoothly.

NOTICE

Due to the dierentent types and

materials of the laundry, the automatic

adjustment and balance and adjust

the clothes for many times to prolong

the spinning time. This is a normal phe-

nomenon, not a machine failure.

Downlight

• Downlight is always on during program or

function setting.

• When the program is suspended, the down-

light can be lit by opening the machine door.

• When the program is running, the downlight will au-

tomatically light up with the change of washing stage.

• Touching any button other than the power

button can also illuminate the down light.

6.13 How to use the appliance

Before loading your rst load of laundry

Your new appliance was tested before leav-

ing 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 clean cycle with no laundry

and no detergent to clean the system before

your rst load of laundry.

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 subsequent-

ly removed by hand.

CLOSE ALL ZIPPERS, BUTTONS, AND HOOKS.

TIE ALL RIBBONS OR BELTS

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

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

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 bres, easy care/synthetics,

wool, hand wash items.

• Color

separate colored and white items. wash new

colored articles separate.

• Size

wash items of dierent sizes in the same wash

load , to improve washing eciency and distri-

bution of the articles in the drum .

• Delicates

wash delicate items separately; they require

gentle treatment.

How to use the appliance

1 . Load laundry

open the door and load the laundry. Load the

articles one at a time loosely into the drum,

without overlling. observe the load sizes giv-

en in the “Table of wash cycle”, overloading the

machine will result in unsatisfactory washing

results and creased laundry·

2 . Close door

Make sure that no laundry gets stuck between

door glass and rubber seal. close the door So

that you can hear it click shut.

3 . Open the tap

Make sure that the appliance is connected to

the water mains. open the tap.

4. Set the desired program

select the required program with 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. Adjust the temperature and/or spin

speed setting if needed with the relative buttons.

• Change temperature,

if needed press the TEMP button to progres-

sively lower the temperature setting until cold

wash has been set (all temperature value indi-

cator light go out on the display) pressing the

button again sets the highest possible setting

• Change spin speed, if needed

press the SPEED button to progressively de-

crease the spinning speed until the spin cycle

is turned o (all spinning speed value indicator

light go out on the display) pressing the but-

ton again sets the highest possible setting.

• Select options, if needed

press the button(s) to select the option; the

corresponding option indicator light is on

press the button(s) again to cancel the option,

the corresponding option indicator light goes

out.

If selected option is incompatible with

the program set, the incompatibility 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 . Add detergent

pull out the detergent dispenser detergent

(and additives/softener) relative compart-

ments as described below.

Compartment 1:

powder washing de-

tergent.

Compartment 2:

Liquid washing deter-

gent

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 deter-

gent/additives is important, because:

• It optimizes the cleaning result.

• It avoids irritating residues of surplus deter-

gent in your laundry.

• It saves money by avoiding waste of surplus

detergent.

• It protects the washer by avoiding calcication

of components.

• It respects the environment by avoiding un-

necessary environmental burden.

Do not use hand washing detergents

because these create too much foam.

Use powder detergent for white cotton

garments, for pre-washing, and for

washing at temperatures over 60°C.

Follow the instructions given on the

detergent packing.

6 . Delaying the end of a program

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

section “control panel/ ENDING IN”.

7 . Start program

• Press the START/PAUSE button. The rela-

tive indicator light is lit, the door locks and the

DOOR LOCK indicator light is lit.

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

dispenser during a running program anymore.

• The remaining program duration can vary.

Factors like unbalance in the wash load, or

foam formation, can have an eect on the

program duration.

8 . Change the settings of a running program,

if needed You can still change the settings

while a program is running. The changes will

be applied, provided the respective program

phase has no nished yet.

To change the settings of a running program:

• Press START/PAUSE button put the running

program on pause.

• Change your settings.

• Press START/PAUSE button again to con-

tinue the program.

If you have changed the program, do not deter-

gent for the new program.

To prevent that a running program is changed

by accident (for instance by children), use the

CHILD lock function (see section “control pannel

/ SPIN).

Pause a running program and open the door,

if needed press START/PAUSE button to

pause a running program. If the water level and/

or temperature in the drum are/is not high, the

DOOR LOCK indicator light turns o. You can

open the door, for example to add more laundry,

or to remove laundry which was loaded by

mistake. press START/PAUSE button again to

proceed with the program.

9 . Cancelling a running program, if needed:

• Turn the Linear mark on the wash cycle selec-

tor knob under 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 there is higher wa-

ter level in the drum. To unlock the door, rstly

turn the wash cycle selector knob to select the

spin program , then press the SPIN button to

set the spin program o (all spinning speed

value indicator light go out on the display).

• Press START/PAUSE button to run 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 after program End.

• 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 Linear mark on the wash cycle selec-

tor knob under the symbol “ “ to turn o

the appliance.

• Turn o the tap.

Leave the door ajar to let the interior of the

appliance to dry.

6.14 Cancelling the Programme

The programme is cancelled when pro gramme

selection knob is turned to a dierent pro-

gramme or machine is turned o and on again

using the programme selec tion knob.

If You turn the programme selection

knob when the Child Lock is enabled,

the programme will not be cancelleed.

You should cancel the Child Lock rst.

If You want to open the loading door

after you have cancelled the pro-

gramme but it is not possible to open

the loading door since the water level

in the machine, is above the loading

door baseline, then turn the Pro-

gramme Selection Knob to Pump+Spin

programme and drain the water in the

machine.

6.15 Ending of Programme

End symbol appears on the display when the

programme is completed.

Completed programme steps will be dis played if

you press any button.

Standby Mode

Your machine has the “Standby Mode” feature.

After turning the machine on with the On/O

button, if no programme is started or no other

action is taken during the selection phase, or if

nothing is performed within ap proximately 10

minutes after the selected programme is over,

the machine automatically switches to energy

saving mode. Furthermore, if your product has

a display that shows the programme time, this

display is completely turned o. If you turn the

pro gramme selection button, the lights are

illuminated and the screen will turn on again.

The choices you make when exiting the energy

saving state may change.

Check your selections’accuracy before starting

the programme. Adjust your settings again if

necessary. This is not an error.

7 MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING

Please read the “Safety lnstructions”

section rst!

Service life of your product extends and fre-

quently experienced problems will be re duced if

it is cleaned at regular intervals.

7.1 Cleaning the Detergent Drawer

Clean the detergent drawer at regular inter vals

(once every 4 to 5 wash) as mentioned below to

prevent accumulation of powder detergent.

lf there is a buildup of residuai 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 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

runing water. Lightly wipe away any remaining

detergent residue.

4. Attach the liquid detergent cover and slide

the detergent dispenser tray back in 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 drum cleaning pro gramme,

please see the Operating the product section.

Repeat Drum Cleaning process in

every 2 months.

NOTICE: Use an anti-limescale suitable

for the washing machines.

After every washing make sure that no for eign

substance is left in the product.

lf the holes on the door gasket shown in the g-

ure is blocked, open the holes using a toothpick.

Foreign metal substances will cause rust stains

in the drum. Clean the stains on the drum sur-

face by using cleaning agents for stainless steel.

Never use steel wool or wire wool. These will

damage the painted, chrome coated and plastic

surfaces.

We recommend you to wipe the door gas ket

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

gramme. This will remove residues on the door

gasket in your machine and prevent formation

of malodours.

7.3 Cleaning the Body and Control Panel

Wipe the body of the product with soapy water

or non-corrosive mild gel detergents as neces-

sary, and dry with a soft cloth. Use only a soft

and damp cloth to clean the contrai panel. Do

not use cleaning products that contain bleach.

7.4 Cleaning the Water lntake 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

are connected to the tap. These lters prevent

foreign substances and dirt in the water to enter

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 an ap propriate brush. lf

the lters are tao dirty, remove them from their

places with a pliers and clean in this way.

3. Take out the lters on the at ends of the wa-

ter intake hoses together with the gaskets and

clean thoroughly under run ning water.

4. Replace the gaskets and lters carefully and

tighten their 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 fab ric bres

clogging the pump impeller during draining of

washing water. Thus, the water will be drained

without any problem and the service I ife of the

pump will extend. lf the product fails to drain

water inside it, the pump lter is clogged. Filter

must be cleaned whenever it is clogged or in

every 3 months. Water must be drained o rst

to clean the pump lter. In addition, prior to

transporting the product (e.g., when moving

to another house) water should be drained

completely.

NOTICE

Foreign substances left in the pump

lter may damage your product or

may cause noise problem.

In regions where freezing is possible,

the tap must be closed, 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.

In order to clean the dirty lter and drain the

water:

1. Unplug the product to cut o the supply

power.

Temperature of water inside the

product may rise up 90°C. To avoid the

risk of scalding, clean the lter after

the water inside the product is cooled

down.

2. Open the lter cover.

3. Follow the below procedures in arder todrain

water.

lf the product does not have an emer gency

water draining hose, in order 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 (opposite clockwise).

Fill the running water to the container you

placed in front of the lter. Keep a cloth ready

to clean the water that may spill.

• Completely turn and remove the pump l ter

when the water in the product leaks out.

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

bres, if any, around the pump impeller region.

2. Replace the lter.

3. lf the lter cap is composed of two pieces,

close the lter cap by pressing on the tab. lf

it is one piece, seat the tabs in the lower part

into their places rst, and then press the upper

part to close.

Anomalies: Possible causes / Solution:

Programmes do not

start after the load ing

door is closed.

• Start / Pause / Cancel button is not pressed. >>> Press Start/ Pause/ Cancel button.

• lt may be dicult to close the loading door in case of excessive

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

loading door is closed prop erly.

Programme cannot be

started or selected.

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

problem (line voltage, water pressure, etc.). >>> De pending on the prod-

uct model, select another program by turning the Program Selection

button or pressing and holding the On/O button for 3 seconds to can-

cel the program. Previous programme will be cancelled. See Cancelling

the Pro gramme

]

29]

Water inside the prod-

uct.

• Some water has remained in the product due to the quality control

processes in the production. >>> This is not a failure; water is not harmful

to the product.

The product does not

take water in.

• Tap is turned o. >>> Turn on the taps.

• Water inlet hose is bent. >>> Flatten the hose.

• Water inlet lter is clogged. >>> Clean the lter.

• Loading door is not closed. >>> Close the door.

The product does not

drain water.

• Water drain hose is clogged or twisted. >>> Clean or atten the hose.

• Pump lter is clogged. >>> Clean the pump lter.

Product vibrates or

makes noise.

• Product is standing unbalanced. >>> Ad just the stands to balance the

product.

• A hard substance has entered into the pump filter. >>> Clean the pump filter.

• Transportation safety bolts are not re moved. >>> Remove the trans-

portation safety bolts.

• Laundry quantity in the product is too little. >>> Add more laundry

to the product.

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

laun dry from the product or distribute the load by hand to balance it

homogen eously in the product.

• Product is leaning on a rigid item. >>> Make sure that the product is

not leaning on anything.

There is water leaking

from the bottom of the

product.

• Water drain hose is clogged or twisted. >>> Clean or tlatten the hose.

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

Product stopped short-

ly after the programme

started.

• Machine has stopped temporarily due to low voltage. >>> Product

will resume run ning when the voltage restores to the nor mal level.

Product directly drains

the water it takes in.

• Draining hose is not at adequate height. >>> Connect the water

draining hose as described in the user manual.

No water can be seen

in the product during

washing.

• Water is inside the invisible part of the product. >>> This is not a failure.

8 TROUBLESHOOTING

Please read the “Safety lnstructions” section rst!

Loading door cannot be

opened.

• Loading door lock is activated because of the water level in the

product. >>> Drain the water by running the Pump or Spin pro-

gramme.

• Product is heating up the water or it is at the spinning cycle. >>>

Wait until the pro gramme completes.

• Loading door may be stuck because of the pressure it is subjected to.

>>> Grab the handle and push and pull the loading doo r to release and

open it.

Washing takes longer

than specied in the

user manual. (*)

• Water pressure is low. >>> Product waits until taking in adequate

amount of water to prevent poor washing quality due to the decreased

amount of water. There fore, the washing time extends.

• Voltage is low. >>> Washing time is pro longed to avoid poor washing

results when the supply voltage is low.

• Input temperature of water is low. >>> Required time to heat up the

water ex tends in cold seasons. Also, washing time can be lengthened to

avoid poor washing results.

• Number of rinses and/or amount of rins ing water have increased. >>>

Product in creases the amount of rinsing water when good rinsing is

needed and adds an extra rinsing step if necessary.

• Excessive foam has occurred and auto matic foam absorption system

has been activated due to too much detergent us age. >>> Use recom-

mended amount of detergent.

Programme duration

does not count down.

(On models with dis-

play) (*)

• Timer may stop during water intake. >>> Timer indicator will not count-

down until the product takes in adequate amount of water. The product will

wait until there is sucient amount of water to avoid poor washing resu lts

due to lack of water. Timer indicator will resume countdown after this.

• Timer may stop during heating step. >>> Timer indicator will not count-

down until the product reaches the selected temper ature.

• Timer may stop during spinning step. >>> Automatic unbalanced

load detection system is activated due to the unbalanced distribution

of the laundry in the product.

Programme duration

does not countdown (*)

• There is unbalanced load in the product. >>> Automatic unbalanced

load detection system is activated due to the unbalanced distribution of

the laundry in the product.

Product does not switch

to spinning step. (*)

• There is unbalanced load in the product. >>> Automatic unbalanced

load detection system is activated due to the unbal anced distribution of

the laundry in the product.

• The product will not spin if water is not drained completely. >>> Check

the lter and the draining hose.

• Excessive foam has occurred and auto matic foam absorption system

has been activated due to too much detergent us age. >>> Use recom-

mended amount of detergent.

Washing performance

is poor: Laundry turns

gray. (**)

• Insucient amount of detergent has been used over a long period of

time. >>> Use the recommended amount of deter gent appropriate for

water hardness and the laundry.

• Washing has been made at low temperat ures for a long time. >>>

Select the proper temperature for the laundry to be washed.

• lnsucient amount of detergent is used with hard water. >>> Using

insucient amount of detergent with hard water causes the soil to stick

on the cloth and this turns the cloth into gray in time. It is dicult to

eliminate graying once it hap pens. Use the recommended amount of

detergent appropriate for water hardness and the laundry.

• Excessive amount of detergent is used. >>> Use the recommended

amount of de tergent appropriate for water hardness and the laundry.

Washing performance

is poor: Stains persist

or the laundry is not

whitened. (**)

• Insucient amount of detergent is used. >>> Use the recommended

amount of de tergent appropriate for water hardness and the laundry.

• Excessive laundry is loaded in. >>> Do not load the product in excess. Load

with amounts recommended in the “Pro gramme and consumption table”.

• Wrong programme and temperature were selected. >>> Select the

proper pro gramme and temperature for the laundry to be washed.

• Wrong type of detergent is used. >>> Use original detergent appropri-

ate for the product.

• Detergent was put in the wrong compart ment. >>> Put the detergent

in the correct compartment. Do not mix the bleaching agent and the

detergent with each other.

Washing performance is

poor: Oily stains ap-

peared on the laundry.

(**)

• Regular drum cleaning is not applied. >>> Clean the drum regularly. For

this procedure, see https://parts-selfservice.europeanappliances.com/

Washing performance

is poor: Clothes smell

unpleasantly.(**)

• Odours and bacteria layers are formed on the drum as a result of contin-

uous wash ing at lower temperatures and/or in short programmes. >>>

Leave the detergent drawer as well as the loading door of the product

ajar after each washing. Thus, a humid environment favourable for bac-

teria cannot occur in the machine.

Colour of the clothes

faded. (**)

• Excessive laundry was loaded in. >>> Do not load the product in excess.

• Detergent in use is damp. >>> Keep deter gents closed in an environment

free of humidity and do not expose them to ex cessive temperatures.

• A higher temperature was selected. >>> Select the proper programme

and tem perature according to the type and soiling degree of the laundry.

Washing machine does

not rinse well.

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

inappro priate. >>> Use a detergent appropriate i for the wash ng ma-

chine and your launidry. Keep detergents closed n an envir onment free

of humidity and do not ex pose them to excessive temperatures.

• Detergent was put in the wrong compartiment. >>> lf detergent is put

n the pre wash compartment a lthough prewash cycle is not selected, the

product can take this detergent during rins ng or softener step. Put the

detergent in the correct compartment.

• Pump lter is clogged. >>> Check the l ter.

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

Laundry became sti

after washing. (**)

• lnsucient amount of detergent is used. >>> Using insu1cient

amount of deter gent for the water hardness can cause the laundry to

become sti in time. Use appropriate amount of detergent accord ing to

the water hardness.

• Detergent was put in the wrong compart ment. >>> lf detergent is put

in the prewash compartment although prewash cycle is not selected, the

product can take this detergent during rinsing or softener step. Put the

detergent in the correct compartment.

• Detergent was mixed with the softener. >>> Do not mix the softener

with deter gent. Wash and clean the drawer with hot water.

Laundry does not smell

like the softener. (**)

• Detergent was put in the wrong compartment. >>> lf detergent is put

in the prewash compartment although prewash cycle is not selected

product, the can take this detergent during rinsing or softener step.

Wash and clean the drawer with hot water. Put the detergent in the

correct compartment.

• Detergent was mixed with the softener >>> Do not mix the softener

with deter gent. Wash and clean the drawer with hot water.

Detergent residue in the

detergent drawer. (**)

• Detergent was put in wet drawer. >>> Dry the detergent drawer before

putting in de tergent.

• Detergent has gotten damp. >>> Keep detergents closed in an environ-

ment free of humidity and do not expose them to ex cessive temperatures.

• Water pressure is low. >>> Check the wa ter pressure.

• The detergent in the main wash compart ment got wet while taking in

the prewash water. Holes of the detergent compart ment are blocked.

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

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

Authorised Service Agent.

• Detergent was mixed with the softener. >>> Do not mix the softener

with deter gent. Wash and clean the drawer with hot water.

Detergent residue on

the clothes.

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

machine.

• Wrong programme and temperature were selected. >>> Select the

proper pro gramme and temperature for the laundry to be washed.

• 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. (**)

• lmproper detergents for the washing ma chine is used. >>> Use deter-

gents appro priate for the washing machine.

• Excessive amount of detergent is used. >>> Use only sucient amount

of deter gent.

• Detergent was stored under improper conditions. >>> Stare detergent

in a closed and dry location. Do not stare in excessively hot places.

• Some meshed laundry such as tulle may faam tao much because of

their texture. >>> Use smaller amounts of detergent far this type of item.

• Detergent was put in the wrong compart ment. >>> Make sure you

place the de tergent in the appropriate compartment.

• Softener is being taken early by the product. >>> There may be prob-

lem in the valves or in the detergent drawer. Cali the Authorised Service

Agent.

Foam is overowing

from the detergent

drawer.

• Too much detergent is used. >>> Mix 1 tablespoonful softener and ½ I

water and pour into the main wash compartment of the detergent draw-

er. >>> Put detergent into the product suitable far the pro grammes and

maximum loads indicateci in the “Programme and consumption table”.

When you use additional chemic als (stain removers, bleaches and etc.),

reduce the amount of detergent.

Laundry remains wet at

the end of the pro-

gramme. (*)

Excessive faam has occurred and auto matic faam absorption system has

been activated due to too much detergent us age. >>> Use recommend-

ed amount of detergent.

Drying lasts too long.

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

machine.

• Spinning might not be sucient for laundry. >>> Select a higher spin

speed in the washing step of the Washer-Dryer.

• Tap is turned o. >>> Turn on the taps.

Laundry comes o wet

after the drying step.

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

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

ing-ly, or select timed programmes additionally.

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

machine.

• Spinning might not be sucient for laundry. >>> Select a higher spin

speed in the washing step of the Washer-Dryer.

Machine does not start

or programme cannot

be started.

• Power cable might be unplugged. >>> Make sure that the power cable

is plugged in.

• Programme might not be set, or the Start/Pause/Cancel button might

be not pressed. >>> Make sure the programme is set and the machine is

not in Standby mode.

• Child lock might be activated. >>> Disable Child Lock.

Laundry shrinks, fades,

tarnishes or gets dam-

aged.

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

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

ing-ly, or select timed programmes additionally. You should not dry

laundry that is not suitable for drying.

Machine does not dry.

Laundry might not be dried or the drying step might not be enabled.

>>> Check if the drying function is selected after the selected washing

programme.

Washing drying end

issue

• The drying is cooled in the last 20 minutes, and the temperature can be

unlocked when it droops to 53 degrees in the last 1 minute. If the unlock-

ing temperatures is not reached, the cooling will continue.

Loading door cannot be

opened.

• The door of your machine might not be opening due to safety reasons. >>>

If the door locked indicator is still active on the display after the drying step,

the machine will keep the door locked for your safety until it cools down.

• If there is no power, loading door of the product will not open. >>>

To open the loading door, open the pump lter cap and pull down the

emergency handle positioned at the rear side of the said cap.

See Loading Door Lock [39]

(*) The product does not switch to spinning step when the laundry is not

evenly distributed in the drum to prevent any damage to the product

and to its surrounding environment. Laundry should be rearranged and

respun.(**) Regular drum cleaning is not applied.

Clean the drum regularly. See https://parts-selfservice.europeanap-

pli-ances.com/en/landing

If you cannot eliminate the problem

although you follow the instructions in

this section, consult you dealer or the

Authorised Service Agent.

Never try to repair a nonfunctional prod-

uct yourself.

See also 2 Cleaning the Loading Door and the Drum

]

36].

Fault Code Fault Description Possible Causes

E02 Abnormal water inow

1. Verify water tap is open;

2. Verify that inlet hose is not bent;

3. Clean the lter at the back of the inlet

water connection. It could be blocked with

limescale or any other debris;

4. Water pressure is too low or water tap is

not fully open;

5. Machine does not install properly,

syphon efect. Connect the drain hose as

indicated into the IFU;

6. Drain hose does not respect the height

required (please, verify it in the IFU).

E03 Abnormal drainage Clean the Drain Pump Filter

E05 Water temperature NTC failure Power o

E11 Condenser NTC or dryer NTC failure Power o

EE0 Water heating pipe open circuit Power o

EE1

Heating pipe short circuit (water

heating or dryer heating)

Power o

EH0 Drying timeout Power o

U4 Door lock failure Power o

EA2 Water level being abnormally high Power o

EA1 water level switch failure Power o

Eb02 Supply voltage too low

Disconnect the appliance, wait 10 minutes

and plug it again.

Eb04 Supply voltage too high

Eb08 Abnormal operation of motor

Reduce the clothes load using IFU infor-

mation.

Eb20

"IPM abnormality or over tempera-

ture of IPM and motor"

Reduce the clothes load using IFU infor-

mation.

Eb90 Reset timeout

EC1

"Abnormal communication between

display and inverter;"

Disconnet the product, wait 2 minutes and

plug it again.

EC2

"Abnormal communication between

display and main control (PU)"

H High temperature Press Start or temperature decrease

9 DISCLAIMER / WARNING

Some (simple) failures can be adequately han-

dled by the end-user without any safety issue or

unsafe use arising, provided that they are carried

out within the limits and in accordance with

the following instructions (see the “Self-Repair”

section). Therefore, unless otherwise authorized

in the “Self-Repair” section below, repairs shall be

addressed to registered professional repairers in

order to avoid safety issues. A registered profes-

sional repairer is a professional repairer that has

been granted access to the instructions and spare

parts list of this product by the manufacturer

according to the methods described in legislative

acts pursuant to Directive 2009/125/EC.

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

rized professional repairers) that you can

reach through the phone number given in

the user manual/warranty card or through

your authorized dealer may provide service

under the guarantee 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 lock-

ing assembly and plastic peripherals such as

detergent dispensers (an updated list is also

available in support.beko.com as of 1st of March

2021) Moreover, to ensure product safety and

to prevent risk of serious injury, the mentioned

self-repair shall be done following the instruc-

tions in the user manual for self-repair or which

are available in parts-selfservice.europeanappli-

ances.com.

For your safety, unplug the product before

attempting any self-repair.

Repair and repair attempts by end-users for

parts not included in such list and/or not

following the instructions in the user manuals

for self-repair or which are available in support.

Beko.com, might give raise to safety issues not

attributable to support.beko.com, and will void

the warranty of the product. Therefore, it is high-

ly recommended that end-users refrain from the

attempt to carryout repairs falling outside the

mentioned list of spare parts, contacting in such

cases authorized professional repairers or reg-

istered professional repairers. On the contrary,

such attempts by end-users may cause safety is-

sues and damage the product and subsequently

cause re, ood, electrocution and serious

personal injury to occur. By way of example, but

not limited to, the following repairs must be ad-

dressed to authorized professional repairers or

registered professional repairers: motor, pump

assembly, main board, motor board, display

board, heaters etc. The manufacturer/seller can-

not be held Ii able in any case where end-users

do not comply with the above.

The spare part availability of the washing ma-

chine that you pur- chased is 10 years. During

this period, ori ginal spare parts will be available

to oper ate the washing machine properly.

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