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BWMI1216
6kg Fully integrated
BYWMI1216
washing machine
Fully integrated
washing machine
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USER MANUAL FOR YOUR BAUMATIC
BWMI1216
Fully integrated washing
machine
NOTE: This User Instruction Manual contains important
information, including safety & installation points, which will
enable you to get the most out of your appliance. Please keep it
in a safe place so that it is easily available for future reference.
JW 29/08/13
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Contents
Environmental note 4
Important safety information 5 - 6
Specifications 7 – 11
Product and aperture dimensions 7
Product specifications 7 - 8
Description of the appliance 8
Control panel 9 - 10
Detergent drawer 11
Preparing the wash cycle 12 - 17
Preparing your garments for washing 12
A selection of wash care symbols 13
Detergents and conditioners 13 - 14
Programme table 15 - 16
Wash programme guidance 17
Selecting a wash programme 17 – 21
At the end of a wash cycle 17
Pausing a wash programme 18
Cancelling a wash programme 18
Spin selection button 19
Temperature selection button 19
Soak option button (rinse hold) 19
Extra rinse option button 20
Delay start button 20
Intense wash button 21
Child lock 21
Door lock 21
Power off memory 21
Maintenance and cleaning 22 - 23
In daily use 22
Control panel and washing machine cabinet 22
Detergent drawer 22
The washing machine drum 23
Door 23
Error code failure system 23 - 27
General troubleshooting 27
Poor wash results 28
Removing stains 29
Stain removal rules 29
Stain removal guide 29 - 30
Cleaning the drain pump filter 31 - 32
Cleaning the water inlet filter 32
Winter storage 32
Installation 33 - 39
Unpacking and preparing for use 33 - 34
Positioning and levelling the appliance 35
Connecting to the mains water supply 36
Water outlet 37
Fitting the furniture door 38
Power supply 39
Before first use maintenance wash 39
Technical Data 40
Contact details 43
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Environmental note
Note
disconnect it from the power supply. Cut off and render any plug
useless. Cut the cable off directly behind the appliance to prevent
misuse. This should be undertaken by a competent person. Disable
the door lock to make sure that children cannot get stuck inside
the appliance.
: Before discarding an old appliance, switch off and
o The packaging materials that Baumatic uses are environmentally
friendly and can be recycled.
o Please discard all packaging material with due regard for the
environment.
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Important safety information
Your safety is of the utmost importance to us. Please make
sure that you read this instruction booklet before
attempting to install or use the appliance. If you are unsure
of any of the information contained in this booklet, please
contact Customer Services.
General Safety
o Repairs to your appliance must only be carried out by an authorised
engineers or one of their authorised service agents. Any attempt by
an inexperienced person to repair the appliance, could result in
injury or damage to your washing machine.
o If you notice that the mains cable is damaged. The appliance
must not be used. The same applies if you notice that the
worktop, control panel or base area is damaged. As this could allow
access to the internal components of the machine.
o The appliance should be turned off and isolated from the mains
supply, before either cleaning or maintenance work is attempted.
o The mains cable must not be used to pull the plug out of the
electrical socket.
o The machine should not be sprayed with water.
o The glass of the porthole door may become hot during the higher
temperature wash programmes.
o The machine should be allowed to cool before carrying out an
emergency drain or cleaning the drain filter.
o It is possible for small animals to chew either mains cables or water
hoses, which could cause an electric shock hazard.
o This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including
children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or
lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given
supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a
person responsible for their safety.
Installation
o The installation instructions contained within this user manual
should be followed.
o It is obligatory for the completed installation to comply with all
relevant building regulations and local water authority
requirements.
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o Before the first use of the appliance, we advise that a 90°C
wash programme is completed, using the ‘self clean’
function. No garments should be placed inside the machine;
however a small amount of detergent must be used.
During Use
o It is recommended that the appliance is unplugged and the water
supply is turned off after the machine is used.
o This appliance is only designed to wash normal domestic washloads.
If you use your washing machine in any other way or it is
incorrectly used, then the manufacturer accepts no liability for any
damage that might be caused and any guarantee will be void.
o No attempt should be made to alter or modify the specifications of
this appliance.
o The detergents that you place in this appliance should be suitable
for automatic washing machines. With regards to dosage levels, the
detergent manufacturer’s recommendations should be followed.
o You should not wash garments that have been in contact with
flammable materials.
o Your washing machine should not be used for dry cleaning.
o If you use either dyes or bleaching agents inside this machine, then
you should consult with the manufacturer of these products to
make sure they are suitable for use in your washing machine. The
manufacturer cannot be held responsible for any damage that may
result.
Child Safety
o Your washing machine should only be used by adults. You should
not allow children in the area of the machine unsupervised. You
should not let them touch the controls or play with the appliance.
o It could be possible for a child or pet to gain access to the washing
machine through the porthole door. Therefore please check the
drum before using the appliance.
o Any packaging that is removed from the machine should be kept
away from children.
o All detergents should be kept out of children’s reach in a safe place.
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Specifications
Appliance dimensions Aperture dimensions
Height: 825 – 870 mm 841 - 886 mm
Width : 595 mm 600 mm
Depth: 535 mm 580 mm
Product specifications
o 11 wash programmes
o 6 kg wash load
o 1200 rpm maximum spin speed
o LED display
o Delay start timer
o Digital countdown indicator
o Spin and temperature selection buttons
o Child lock
o Stainless steel drum
o Adjustable feet
o Error code failure system
o Overflow protection
o Foam protection
o Imbalance control system
o Self-clean function (drum cleaning)
Energy efficiency
Energy rating A++
Wash performance A
Water extraction performance B
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Electrical details
Rated voltage: 220 - 240 Vac 50 Hz
Supply connection: 13A
Description of the appliance
Accessories
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Control panel
A Wash programme selection knob
B LED display
C Spin speed selection button
D Temperature selection button
E Intense wash selection button
F Detergent drawer
G Delay wash button
H Extra rinse button
I Rinse hold button
J Start/pause button
NOTE: Buttons E, G, H, I & J have LED neon lights above them to
indicate if they are activated.
IMPORTANT: Not all optional functions are available for every
wash programme
Wash programme selection knob
o Turning the control knob anti-clockwise or clockwise allows you to
turn on the appliance and then select the wash programme of your
choice.
Start/pause button
o Once a wash programme has been selected, this button should be
pressed to start the wash cycle. It can also be used to pause a
wash cycle that is in progress.
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LED display
o The LED display will show how much time a wash cycle has until it
completes. If the delay start button has been pressed, then the LED
display will show the remaining time until the wash cycle will
commence.
o The display will also show temperature setting value, spin speed
value, child lock state, door lock state, wash progress, and alarm
messages.
Temperature selection button
o Press this button to select the temperature that you require for a
particular wash programme. This will be displayed in the LED
display. (“--“(cold), 15°C, 20°C, 30°C, 40°C, 50°C, 60°C, 90°C)
Spin speed selection button
o Press this button to select the spin speed that you require for a
particular wash programme. This will be displayed in the LED
display.
Delay wash button
o Press this button to delay the wash programme for a maximum of
24 hours. Each press will increase the delay time by 30 minutes.
This will be displayed in the LED display.
Rinse hold button
o Press this button to select the rinse hold wash programme option.
o When the wash cycle reaches the final rinse, instead of draining the
water, it will suspend the clothing in water. This option allows you
to drain and spin the wash load at a later time, and will help to
prevent the clothes from creasing. Press start to resume the cycle.
Extra rinse option button
o Pressing this button will mean the appliance will perform an
additional rinse at the end of the wash cycle.
o Press once for one additional rinse - “P-1” will show in the display.
Press twice for two additional rinses - “P-2” will show in the display.
Press three times for three additional rinses - “P-3” will show in the
display.
Intense wash button
o Press this button to select the “intense” wash programme option.
o The appliance will then increase the washing time of the main wash.
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Detergent drawer
1) Pre-wash section
This compartment should have detergent placed in it only if you are
going to select a wash programme that has a pre wash cycle as part of
it.
2) Main wash section
This compartment should have detergent placed in it (you should also
put a water softening agent in this section, if you use one). The
detergent will be added to the drum at the start of the main wash
programme.
3) Conditioner section
This compartment should be used for liquid conditioners (fabric
softener, starch). They will be added to the wash load during the final
rinse.
IMPORTANT: Liquid detergent should not be placed in sections
1 or 2 of the detergent drawer.
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Preparing the wash cycle
Preparing your garments for washing
o Your washing should be sorted out, according to
the fabric type and the wash care symbol that is
printed on the garment’s wash care label. (see
separate section on wash care symbols).
o Your washing should also be sorted out
according to the degree of soiling.
o Check all pockets on a garment to make sure
that they are empty.
o Remove any detachable metal items (badges,
paperclips, safety pins etc).
o Zips should be closed, duvet covers and pillow cases should be
buttoned up and any loose straps should be tied up. This will
help to prevent other garments from getting damaged during the
wash.
o Woollens and knitted coloured fabrics should be turned inside out
before being washed in the appliance.
o Small delicate items (tights, baby socks) should be placed in
either a washing net or a zipped pillow case.
o Curtains should be handled with particular care. All plastic hooks
or metal strips must be removed before being washed in the
appliance.
o Coloured items and whites should be
washed in separate wash cycles.
o New garments often contain an excess of dye, therefore it is
advisable to wash them separately for their first wash.
o Garments should be unfolded and shook out before being placed
inside the machine.
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A selection of wash care symbols
Washing
Dry
cleaning
Spin
dryer
Ironing
Boiling
temp
95°C
Delicate
temp
30°C
Normal
110°C
Normal
Delicate
temp
60°C
temp
40°C
Low
150°C
Normal
temp
40°C
Hand
wash
High
200°C
only
solvents
Do not
wash!
All
Do not
dry!
Do not
iron!
Bleachable
in cold
All but TRI
Hang to
water
dry
Do not
bleach!
Benzine
only
Drip dry
Wool
seal
Do not
clean!
Dry
flat
o The wash care symbols should be used to help you to select the
most suitable wash programme. They will also help you to sort your
laundry into different loads, depending on the fabric type and the
highest temperature which the garment can be washed at.
o If the wash care label does not appear in the above table, then
please refer to the washing machine programme chart. This gives
more detailed descriptions of the types of fabric that are suitable to
be washed using a particular wash programme.
Detergents and conditioners
o Only detergents suitable for use in washing machines should
be used.
The amount of detergent that you need to use in your appliance, will
depend on
o The degree of soiling. Lightly soiled garments in general require
less detergent.
o The size of the wash load. A smaller wash load will require a
reduction in the amount of detergent.
o The hardness of your tap water. The harder your water is, then
the more detergent you will need to use. The detergent
manufacturers normally give guidance as to how much extra
detergent should be used, depending on the hardness of the water.
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Low temperatures
o The enzymes in biological washing detergents work best at low
temperatures to provide excellent cleaning and stain removal
results but not as low as 20°C.
o Liquid or gel detergents are particularly suitable for low
temperature washing as they dissolve easier and quicker than
powders or tablets.
Water softening agents
If your tap water is hard, then it may be prudent to utilise a water
softening agent. This will help to ensure that the appliance does not
become clogged with hard water deposits. You may also find that it will
allow you to lessen the amount of detergent that you are using.
When using any detergent or water softening
agent, the recommendations of the
manufacturer should be followed.
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Wash programme table
The standard 40° and 60° cotton programmes (indicated above) are
suitable to clean normally soiled cotton laundry and they are the most
efficient programmes in terms of combined energy and water
consumption.
NOTE: The wash cycle times that are quoted and shown by the LED
display, are intended as a guide only. Please note that factors external
to the machine, e.g. the temperature of your water supply, your water
pressure etc., can affect the time it takes for the wash cycle to
complete.
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Wash programme guidance
o The default setting column shows the wash temperature and spin
speed that the appliance will automatically select for a particular
wash programme. It is possible to override these settings, using the
spin speed selection button and temperature selection button.
o IMPORTANT: You should make sure that the spin speed and
temperature that you select are appropriate for the garments that
you are washing.
o The wash cycle times that are quoted and shown by the LED
display, are intended as a guide only. Please note that factors
external to the machine, e.g. the temperature of your water supply,
your water pressure etc., can affect the time it takes for the wash
cycle to complete.
o If you select the rinse hold option, the machine will not spin the
clothing at the end of a wash cycle. If you pick this option, then the
machine will stop with water inside of the drum.
o Important: Before opening the door of the appliance, you MUST
press the start/pause button to resume the wash cycle which will
drain the remaining water.
Selecting a wash programme
Load your laundry and put detergent in the relevant
compartment(s) of the soap drawer.
Close the porthole door firmly.
Select the most appropriate wash programme for the garments that
you are washing, by turning the programme selector knob.
o The washing machine will automatically select a spin speed and
wash temperature for the wash programme that you have chosen.
If you press the spin selection button you can adjust the spin
speed. The LED display will show the spin speed that you have
chosen.
If you press the temperature selection button you can adjust the
wash temperature. The LED display will show the wash temperature
that you have chosen.
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Select any programme options that you require (Rinse Hold, Extra
Rinse, Delay start and Intense) by using the relevant buttons. For
more information, please refer to pages 20 - 21.
o Any programme option that you select, will affect the length of time
that the wash cycle will take to complete.
Press the Start/pause button.
o After approximately 5 seconds, you will hear your washing machine
start the wash cycle.
o Throughout the wash cycle, the LED display will countdown the
remaining time of the wash cycle that is in progress.
If there is a power failure or the plug is pulled out of the socket
when a wash cycle is in progress. Once power has been
restored, the wash programme will continue.
At the end of a wash cycle
o The washing machine will stop automatically when it has completed
a wash cycle.
o The LED display will show the word “End”.
o At the end of the drain programme, the door will remain locked for
2 – 3 minutes before it is possible to open the door and take out
the garments.
Pausing a wash programme
Press the Start/pause button whilst a wash cycle is in progress an d
the appliance will go into pause status.
o In pause status, the Start/pause indicator neon will be light.
Press the Start/pause button again and the wash cycle will
continue.
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Cancelling a wash programme
Press the Start/pause button whilst a wash programme is in
progress and the appliance will go into pause status.
o Turn the wash programme selection knob until it is at the ‘off’
position.
Before opening the porthole door, you MUST drain the
appliance; otherwise there may still be water in the
drum when you open the door.
Turn the wash programme selection knob to the spin programme
then press the Start/pause button.
o The appliance will then drain the water that is left in the drum and
spin the clothes.
o The washing machine will stop automatically when it has completed
a wash cycle.
o At the end of the drain programme, the door will remain locked for
2 – 3 minutes before it is possible to open the door and take out
the garments.
Spin speed selection button
o If you press the speed selection button, then the spin speed will be
displayed and each press will scroll through the speed options for
that particular wash programme.
Temperature selection button
o If you press the temperature selection button the wash temperature
will be displayed. By pressing the temperature button you can scroll
through the temperature options for the chosen wash programme.
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Rinse Hold option button
o If you press the Rinse Hold option button, the indicator neon above
it will light.
o When the wash cycle reaches the final rinse, instead of draining the
water away, it will suspend the wash load in water.
o When you want to spin the wash load, press the Rinse Hold option
button again. The indicator neon will go out and the spin stage of
the wash cycle will take place.
Extra rinse option button
o If you press the extra rinse option button, the indicator neon above
it will light.
o If you select this option, an additional rinse will be performed for
the selected wash programme.
Delay wash programme
o If you press the delay start button you can programme the wash
cycle to commence at a period of time in the future.
o You should select your wash programme as normal, but instead of
pressing the Start/pause button to get the wash cycle to
commence. You should press the delay start button.
o Each time the delay start button is pressed, the length of time will
increase by 30 minutes.
o It is possible to delay the start of the wash cycle by a maximum of
24 hours.
NOTE: the displayed delay time is THE END time of the washing
programme, therefore the delay time MUST be longer than the
programmes running time. For example, “06:00” means the
wash programme will end in 6 hours. If the wash cycle is 01:30
hours, then the actual delay time will be 4 hours and 30
minutes.
o Press the Start/pause button and the countdown time will
commence. The LED display will countdown the remaining time until
the wash cycle commences.
o Once the delay start time has been reached, the wash programme
that you have previously selected will start. The LED display will
then countdown the remaining time of the wash cycle that is in
progress.
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Intense wash button
o Press this button to select the “intense” wash programme option.
o The appliance will then increase the washing time of the main wash.
o The increased time will depend on the wash cycle and the
temperature, or any other selected options, however the time
remaining will be displayed.
Child lock
o Your appliance has a child lock option. If this is set, it will mean that
the control panel is locked and nobody can affect the operation of
the wash programme once it has started.
o The child lock should be activated once a wash programme and any
programme options that you wish to use have been selected.
o Press the Start/pause button to commence the wash cycle. Then
press the delay start button and the start/pause button
simultaneously for three seconds.
o The child lock symbol will appear on the LED display.
o When the child lock is engaged, all other buttons on the control
panel are disabled.
o To switch the child lock off, you should press the start/pause button
and the delay start button simultaneously again for three seconds.
The child lock symbol will go out.
Door lock
o Your appliance has a door lock which will be activated at the
beginning of a wash cycle to prevent access to the machine while it
is operating. You must wait until this symbol has gone out before
attempting to open the door.
Power off memory
o If there is an abrupt power failure, the power off memory will
remember the preset or running operation and will resume when
the power is restored.
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Maintenance and cleaning
In daily use
Once a wash cycle has completed, you should pull out the detergent
drawer slightly, so it can dry out.
Leave the porthole door ajar for a short while after a wash cycle has
completed. This should help to prevent stagnant smells and to
protect the door seal.
Close the water tap.
We suggest that you disconnect the appliance from your mains
supply, when it is not in use.
Control panel and washing machine cabinet.
IMPORTANT: Do not use any abrasive cleaner or household polish on
either the control panel or operating parts.
Wipe over the control panel and the external surface of the machine
using a brand new damp cloth with warm water.
If you ever spill any liquid detergent or conditioner from the
detergent drawer onto the washing machine cabinet, then these
should be cleaned up immediately as they could be corrosive.
Detergent drawer
Occasionally the detergent drawer should be cleaned.
o Open the detergent drawer and then
remove the drawer by depressing the
central button (1) and pulling it
forward.
o Use warm water and a brush to
thoroughly clean the three
compartments of the detergent drawer.
o Clean the area that the detergent drawer
slides into with a brush.
o Replace the detergent drawer by placing it
back into the slot. Then slide the drawer
fully back into position.
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The washing machine drum
The drum of your washing machine is constructed from stainless steel.
However if there are objects that can rust placed inside the drum, then
it is possible for the drum to become stained.
IMPORTANT: Do not use a descaling agent, iron/steel wool or
scouring agents to clean the drum of your appliance.
Remove any rust stains on the drum with an appropriate
stainless steel cleaning agent.
Door
You should regularly check to see if any deposits have
formed, or there are any foreign bodies in the rubber door
gasket. This sits inside the opening of the porthole door.
Error code failure system
If your appliance senses that it is not operating correctly, then an error
code may appear in the LED display.
Some of the error codes can possibly be remedied by the customer
and the steps outlined below should be followed.
BEFORE COMPLETING ANY MAINTAINEANCE ON THE
APPLIANCE, IT SHOULD BE DISCONNECTED FROM YOUR MAINS
POWER SUPPLY.
Err1
o Door is not shut properly
Shut the door properly – you should hear it click into place.
You should regularly check to see if any deposits have formed, or
there are any foreign bodies in the rubber door gasket.
Err2
o Drainage error, water has not emptied within 6 minutes.
Clean the drain pump filter and check that the outlet hose is not
blocked or kinked.
Err3
o Temperature sensor short circuit or open circuit.
Contact the Customer Care Department.
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Err4
o Heater error (appears at the end of a cycle).
Contact the Customer Care Department.
Err5
o Machine does not fill to the specified level within 8 minutes.
Check that the inlet hose is not kinked or blocked and that the
water tap is connected the machine and is fully open.
Check that the drainage hose is not below 80cm.
Err7
o Motor error
Contact the Customer Care Department.
Err8
o Machine has filled to an abnormal level.
Contact the Customer Care Department.
Er10
o Faulty water level sensor.
Contact the Customer Care Department.
EuAr
o Electrical fault – the PCB is not communicating with the motor.
Turn off the power and restart the machine in the first instance
which may clear the fault.
If this does not clear the fault then contact the Customer Care
Department.
End
o No Fault – Indicates the end of a wash cycle.
UNb
o After the last rinsing cycle has finished, the spinning cycle has failed
due to unbalance of the laundry
After a few minutes the door will become unlocked and you can
remove your clothes.
If you desire to spin dry your laundry then turn the wash
programme selection knob to the “off” position, turn the wash
programme selection knob to the spin programme then press the
Start/pause button.
Contact the Customer Care Department.
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If a fault code reappears after following the
advice given on the preceding pages, you
should turn the wash programme selection
knob to the off position. Disconnect the
appliance from your mains supply. Then
arrange for an engineer to attend the
appliance. You should contact the Customer
Care Department and quote the error code.
DO NOT ATTEMPT TO REPAIR THE APPLIANCE YOURSELF.
Please note that if an engineer is asked to attend whilst the product is
under guarantee and finds that the problem is not the result of an
appliance fault, then you may be liable for the cost of the call out
charge.
The appliance must be accessible for the engineer to perform
any necessary repair. If your appliance is installed in such a
way that an engineer is concerned that damage will be caused
to the appliance or your kitchen, then they will not complete a
repair.
This includes situations where appliances have been tiled in,
sealed in with sealant, have wooden obstructions placed in
front of the appliance - like plinths, or any installation other
than the one specified by Baumatic has been completed.
Please refer to the conditions of guarantee that appear on the
warranty card that you receive with the appliance.
IMPORTANT: Baumatic operates a policy of continuous
improvement and reserves the right to adjust and modify its
products without prior notification.
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General troubleshooting
Water under the washing machine
o Tighten the drain pump filter.
o Check the drain and inlet hose and make sure that they are fully
tightened.
Washing machine vibrates during the spin cycle
o Check that the transit bolts have been removed (see installation
instructions).
o Make sure that the washing machine is installed on a flat and level
floor.
o Ensure that all four feet are resting firmly on the floor, by pressing
down on each corner and making sure that the appliance is stable.
o If it is unstable then follow the “Positioning and levelling the
appliance” section.
Poor spin results
o Clean the drain pump (see “Cleaning the drain pump filter” section).
Water in the detergent dispenser
o Although there will be some water residue left in the detergent
drawer after a wash cycle has completed. If the drawer is full of
water then you may need to clean the detergent drawer.
Spinning starts late or the machine does not spin
o The imbalance control system has activated because the laundry is
unevenly distributed in the drum.
o The appliance will redistribute the laundry by reversing the drum
rotation. This may take several attempts before the laundry is
evenly distributed and normal spinning can resume.
o If the laundry is still not evenly distributed after 10 minutes, the
machine will not spin. In the event of this, redistribute the load
manually and select the programme again.
Uneven load distribution can be caused by too large a wash
load or too small a wash load. It can also occur if a single item
is washed inside the appliance.
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Further troubleshooting:
The following circumstances do not constitute a fault with the
appliance. Do not contact Customer Services until the problem has
been confirmed.
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Poor wash results
My garments are looking grey and there are limescale
deposits present in the drum of my washing machine.
o There is not enough detergent being added.
o The incorrect detergent is being used.
o Stains are not being pre-treated.
o The correct wash programme or wash temperature was not
selected.
I have followed the advice given above, but my
garments are still coming out with grey stains on them.
o The garments are soiled with oils, ointments or grease and were
washed without enough detergent.
o The wash temperature selected was too low.
o Fabric conditioner has come into contact with the garments. If this
happens try to wash out these stains as quickly as you can and try
to avoid getting conditioner on the garments in future.
After the final rinse, I can still see foam.
o Modern detergents can result in there still being foam in the final
rinse, this does not mean that the washing is not being rinsed
properly.
There is white residue on my garments when I remove
them from the appliance.
o Modern detergents can contain insoluble contents, and white
residue after a wash cycle is not necessarily a sign of the garments
not being rinsed properly.
o You should shake out the garment or brush it off. In future possibly
turn the garment inside out before it is washed. You may wish to
move from a powder detergent and switch to a liquid detergent
instead.
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Removing stains
Garments that are covered in stains, grease or are heavily soiled may
need to be pre-washed or soaked before being placed inside of the
washer dryer.
o Soaking helps to remove protein-type stains, like blood, milk or
grass.
o Pre-washing helps to loosen soil before the main wash.
Stain removal rules
o Use warm water for soaking or pre-washing stained laundry. Hot
water can set stains.
o Most stains are easier to remove when they are fresh.
o Before treating any stain try to establish; what kind of stain it is,
how old the stain is, what the fabric type is and whether the
fabric is colourfast (check the care label to find this out).
o Washing and drying can fix some stains.
o When bleach is recommended, use a mild fabric bleach that is
safe for the fabric.
o If you need to use a stain remover, put the stained area face
down on a paper towel or white cloth. Apply the stain remover to
the back of the stain. This forces the stain off the fabric, instead
of through it.
Stain removal guide
Stain Removal Method
Alcoholic
beverages
Shoe polish The stain should be softly scratched without ruining the
Tea and
coffee
Chocolate
and cocoa
The stain should be first washed with cold water, then
wiped with glycerine and water and rinsed with water
mixed with vinegar.
material, then rubbed with detergent and rinsed. In case
it is not eliminated, rub with 1 unit of pure alcohol (96
degrees) mixed in 2 units of water and then washed with
lukewarm water.
Stretch the stained area of material on the top of a
container and pour water as hot as the material can
endure on it. If the type of material is suitable, wash it
with lye.
Leave your clothes in cold water and rub with soap or
detergent, wash it in the highest temperature that the
material type can endure. If there is still a sta in of oil left ,
wipe with oxygenated water (in proportion of 3%).
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Tomato
paste
Meat broth/
egg
Grease and
oil stains
Mustard First apply glycerine to the stained area. Rub with
Blood stain Lay your clothes in cold water for 30 minutes. If the stain
Cream, ice-
cream and
milk
Mould Mould stains should be cleaned as soon as possible. The
Ink Hold the stain ed area under cold water and wait until the
Fruit Stretch the stained area of your clothes on the top part of
Grass stain Rub the stained part with detergent. If the type of fabric
Oil paint The stain should be eliminated before it dries by applying
Burnt stain If your fabric is suitable for the use of lye, you can add
Scrape the dried pieces without ruining the material, then
leave in cold water for about 30 minutes and wash by
rubbing with detergent.
Eliminate the dried stain residues and wipe with a sponge
or soft cloth wetted in cold water. Rub with detergent and
wash with diluted lye.
First wipe the residues. Rub the stain with detergent and
then wash with lukewarm soapy water.
detergent and then wash. If the stain still does not
disappear, wipe with alcohol (on synthetic and coloured
cloth, a mixture of 1 unit alcohol, 2 units water should be
used).
still does not disappear, lay in mixture of water and
ammonia (3 table-spoons of ammonia in 4 litres of water)
for 30 minutes.
Lay your clothes in cold water and rub the stained area
with detergent. If the stain has still not disappeared,
apply lye on the fabric of your clothes in proper
proportion. (Do not use lye on coloured clothes).
stain should be washed with detergent, and if it does not
disappear, it should be wiped with oxygenated water (in
proportion of 3%).
inky water completely runs off. Then rub with water
diluted with lemon juice and detergent. Wait fiv e minutes
and then wash.
a container and pour cold water on it. Do not pour hot
water on the stain. Wipe with cold water and apply
glycerine. Wait for 1-2 hours and rinse after wiping with a
few drops of white vinegar.
is suitable for use of lye, wash it with lye. Rub your
woollen clothes with alcohol (for coloured one, a mixture
of 1 unit pure alcohol and 2 units of water).
thinner on it. Then it shou ld be rubbed with detergent and
washed.
lye into your washing water. For woollen fab rics, a cloth
dampened in oxygenated water should be pressed on the
stain and it should be ironed with a dry cloth on it. It
should be washed after rinsing well.
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Cleaning the drain pump filter
IMPORTANT: Switch off your washing machine and
disconnect the plug from your mains supply.
You should clean out the filter approximately once every
month. If the drain pump filter is not cleaned regularly, then
your appliance may find it difficult to pump out water
efficiently.
1) Open the service panel
o Locate the drain pump filter in the bottom
right hand corner of the appliance.
2) Pull out the bail tube that is to the left of the
drain pump filter. Place the end of the tube
into an adequately sized bowl
3) Remove the bung from the end of it – draining
the water.
4) Replace the bung once the excess water has
drained.
5) Push the bail tube back into the appliance
6) Unscrew the filter and remove.
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7) Wash the filter with running water and ensure
that all debris has been removed.
8) Refit the clean filter and tighten clockwise.
9) Replace the service panel.
o IMPORTANT: Do not perform this operation if the
appliance has stuck on a cycle, until the water inside of
the machine has cooled sufficiently. Otherwise the water
that comes out of the drain pump filter may still be hot.
Cleaning the water inlet filter
o Clean the water inlet filter regularly to prevent blockage to the
water supply by foreign bodies.
o Always pull the power plug out before cleaning.
1) Unscrew the inlet water pipe.
2) Clean with a gauze brush.
Winter storage
o You should install and/or store your appliance in a location where
it will not be subjected to freezing temperatures.
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Installation
IMPORTANT: THIS INSTALLATION MUST BE
COMPLETED BY A SUITABLY QUALIFIED PERSON.
THE MANUFACTURER ONLY SANCTIONS THE
INSTALLATION GIVEN IN THIS INSTRUCTION
MANUAL. YOU SHOULD KEEP THE TRANSIT
PACKAGING, IN CASE YOU NEED TO TRANSPORT THE
MACHINE IN THE FUTURE.
Unpacking the machine and preparing for use.
IMPORTANT: The bottom cover MUST be installed before your
washing machine is used for the first time, AND before removing the
transit bolts.
o Lay down the washing machine on its
side and remove the four feet by
unscrewing them.
o Place the bottom cover over the bottom
of the appliance and align the four
screw holes with the four feet holes.
You can then secure the feet back onto
the appliance, thus securing the bottom
cover in place.
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Removing the transit bolts
IMPORTANT: The transit bolts MUST be removed before your
washing machine is used for the first time.
o Remove the four transit bolts from the
back of the appliance. The transit bolts
stop the drum from rotating and reduce
vibrations during transit.
o If required, you can remove the back
cover of the appliance using a crosshead screwdriver to assist in removing
the transit bolts.
o Insert the plastic caps (blanking plugs)
that are supplied, into the holes that
you have removed the transit bolts
from.
o Keep the transportation bolts in a safe
place for future use, should it be
required.
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Positioning and levelling the appliance
Loosen the adjustable feet that are positioned
on the base of the appliance.
The washing machine
requires an aperture of
the size given in the
diagram opposite.
Place the washing
machine on a solid
and level floor
surface.
DO NOT PLACE THE
WASHING MACHINE
ON A CARPET.
Slacken off the lock nut on each of the washing
machine feet using a spanner.
Adjust the feet to level off the washing
Once levelled correctly, you should tighten the lock nut
back up on each of the washing machin
spanner.
machine.
e feet using a
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IMPORTANT: Wh en the washing machine is positioned in the location
where it will be used. Mak
e floor, by pressing down on each corner and checking that the
th
ppliance stands still.
a
e sure that all four feet are resting firmly on
Connecting to the mains water supply
IMPORTANT: The washing machine shou
ater mains using an existing inlet hose, YOU MUST utilise the inlet
w
ld never be connected to the
hose that is provided with the appliance.
Your appliance should only be connected to a cold water supply.
) Take out the attached inlet hose.
1
) Attach the inlet hose vertically to the spiral tap for
2
e washing machine.
th
) Screw the tap tightly in the direction of the screw
3
read of the inlet hose.
th
4
th
IMPORTANT: When connecting the screw
hose and the inlet valve, prevent the screw thread from b
ecured incorrectly or it will wear or leak.
s
Do not over b
end the inlet hose or this will cause damage.
) Connect the hose to the water inlet at the back of
e washing machine.
thread of the inlet
eing
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Water outlet
Secure the drain hose, so that it cannot move
whilst the washing machine is in use.
Place the end of the drain hose on your drain pipe.
Push it a short way down int
o your drain pipe.
The correct position of the drain
hose bracket (elbow) is one which
ill prevent any water leaking
w
onto the floor or other surfaces.
IMPORTANT: Do not insert the drain hose too deeply into the
water pipe, as this may cause siphoning.
NEVER EXTEND THE DRAINAGE HOSE FROM ITS ORIGINAL
LENGTH.
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itting the furniture door
F
o Mount the furniture door to the cabinet of the washing machine,
using the hinges supplied.
o Fix the magnet assembly to the front of the washing machine
and the furniture door.
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Power supply
IMPORTANT: As your
appliance is a built in product, the
electrical socket must still be accessible once the
appliance is installed.
Consult the rating plate, located on the back of the appliance
BEFOR
E making the electrical connections. Ensure that the
voltage reaching the plug, is the same as that on the rating
plate.
DO NOT REMOVE THE RATING PLATE AS THE
INFORMATION ON IT IS IMPORTANT.
The moulded plug that is
supplied with the appliance
must be placed into an
earthed and insulated socket.
Broken or damaged power
leads must only be replaced
by a suitably qualified
person. A po
wer lead of a
similar type must be used in
replacement.
IMPORTANT: We do not recommend that this appliance is
connected to an extension lead.
Before first use maintenance wash
o When y
our washing machine has been correctly installed, we
recommend that you perform a “self-clean” maintenance wash
cycle.
o This will check that all aspec
ts of the installation are correct; it will
also remove any deposits that may have been left on the drum by
the manufacturing process.
o Select the “Self Clean” wash programme
A small quantity of detergent should be used during this
o
maintenance wash.
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l Data Technica
Manufacturer BAUMATIC
Model Number BWMI1216
Rated Capacity of Standard Cotton
Programme
Energy Efficiency Class A++
Annual Energy Consumption (1) 166 kWh
Energy Consumption of the Standard
60°C Cotton Programme at Full Load
Energy Consumption of the Standard
l Load 60°C Cotton Programme at Partia
Energy Consumption of the Standard
40°C Cotton Programme at ial LoaPart d
Power Consumption of Off M ode 0.48 W
Power Consumption of Left-On Mode 0.48 W
Annual Water Consumption (2) 11003 litres
Spin-drying Efficiency Class (3) B
Maximum Spin Speed of Standard Cotton
Programme
Remaining Moisture Content of Standard
Cotton Programme
Standard Cleaning Cycle (4) Cotton 60°C/40°C +Intense+Max Speed
Programme Duration of Standard 60°C
Cotton Cycle at Full Load
Programme Duration of Standard 60°C
at Partial Load Cotton Cycle
Programme Durat
Co ton Cycle at Pa
ion of Standard 40°C
rtial Load t
No eis Level 57 dB washing / 75 dB spinning
Installation Type Built-in
1) Energy consumption is based on 220 standard washing cycles for
cotton programmes at 60°C and 40°C at full and partial load,
and the consumption of the low-power modes. The actual energy
consumption will depend on how the appliance is used.
2) Water consumption is based on 220 standard washing cycles for
cotton pr
ogrammes at 60°C and 40°C at full and partial load.
The actual water consumption will depend on how the appliance
is used.
3) Spin-drying efficiency is on a scale from G (least efficient) to A
(most efficient).
4) These programmes are suitable to clean nor
laundry and they are the most efficient programmes in terms of
combined energy and water consumption.
6 kg
0.808 kWh
0.811 kWh
h 0.602 kW
1200 rpm
53 %
180 mins
180 mins
169 mins
mally soiled cotton
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United Kingdom
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