Automatic Washing
Machine
WAF 1300 A
WAF 1320 A
WAF 1340 A
Operating instructions
R4 / 300904 / 2810540217
Read this first!
Dear customer,
By purchasing this appliance you have de-
cided in favour of the latest in washing
technology – premium quality, long service live, high reliability and optimal ease of
use.
• At first, please check if the appliance
was received undamaged.
• If a transport damage is noticed, notify
your supplier immediately; do not operate the appliance!
These operating instructions…
…are intended to help you operate this
appliance quickly and safely.
• Read these instructions before installation and initial operation.
• Pay special attention to the safety instructions.
• Keep the instructions for future reference.
• If you sell this appliance, pass on the
instructions to the new owner.
• In addition, read all the documents,
that you get with the appliance in addition to these operating instructions.
Please note that these operating instructions are applicable to several models. The
differences between the models are clearly
emphasised.
Explanation of symbols
Throughout these instructions the following symbols are used:
High voltage! Risk of electric shock!
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Risk of other personal injury or proper-
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ty damage.
Important information or useful ad-
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vise.
Contents
Machine overview . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Overview of additional functions . . . . . . . . . 29
Safety first . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Disposal. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Installation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Removing the transportion locks . . . . . . . . . 31
The right location of installation . . . . . . . . . . 32
Levelling the machine. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Connecting the water supply . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Connecting the water drain . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
Electrical connection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
The First Use. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Preparing to wash . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
Sorting the laundry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
Preparing clothes for washing. . . . . . . . . . . . 35
The right load capacity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
The loading door . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
Detergents and softeners. . . . . . . . 36
The detergent dispensing drawer . . . . . . . . . 36
Dosing devices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
Liquid detergent. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
Choice of detergent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
Detergent quantity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
Fabric softener . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
Starch. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
Washing programmes . . . . . . . . . . 38
The programme selector . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
Main programmes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
Special programmes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
Options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
The buttons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Prewash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Intensive. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Extra rinse . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Easy iron. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Quick wash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Child-proof lock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Spin speed selector . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
Time delay. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
Progress of programme . . . . . . . . . 41
Indicator lamps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
Quick instructions for daily use . . . 43
Programme table . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
Cleaning and care . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
Tips for removing stains . . . . . . . . 50
Technical specifications
and consumption data . . . . . . . . . 51
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Machine overview
12 67
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3
9a
4
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1 Detergent dispensing drawer 6 Drain hose
2 Control panel 7 Power cable
3 Loading door with door opener 8 Transit bars
4 Service door with foreign matter trap 9a Water supply hose with "Aquasafe+"-
5 Height-adjustable feet
protection
9bWater supply hose with "Aquasafe"-
protection
9b
(alternative to 9a, supplied in drum)
Accessories (in accessory bag):
1011Holder for drain hose
five caps for rear wall opening
10 11
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12 181716151413
20 1921
12 Spin speed indicator 17Indicator lamps
13 Programme selector 18On/Off
14 Programme progress indicator 19Additional functions
15 Time delay 20Start/Pause
16 Display 21Spin speed selector
Overview of additional functions
Model
Option Function
Aquasafe
Aquasafe+
Aquaround
Sensorinse
In case of leakages, the water supply
is mechanically blocked.
In case of leakages, the water supply
is electrically blocked.
The detergent is optimally utilised
through an automatic suds circulation.
If residues of detergents still exist after the rinse cycle, the machine introduces additional rinse cycles.
WAF 1320 A
WAF 1300 A
WAF 1340 A
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Safety first
Please observe the following information,
as otherwise there will be risk of personal
injury or material damage and any warranty and liability is invalidated.
Intended use
• This appliance shall only be used for
washing, rinsing and spinning textiles
that are marked accordingly.
• Only detergents, softeners and additives suitable for use in washing machines may be used.
• Follow the care instructions in the garments and the information given by
the washing detergent manufacturer.
Safety instructions
• This appliance must be connected to a
properly installed earthed outlet,
which is protected by a fuse of adequate capacity.
The supply hose with Aquasafe+ con-
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tains parts, that are energised. Do not
damage supply hose and Aquasafe+!
Risk of electric shock! Do not use the
appliance if damage to the supply
hose is noticed and contact the customer service.
• Supply and drain hose must always be
securely fastened and in perfect condition.
Do not use a washbasin or bathtub to
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which the drain hose is attached while
the machine is running. Risk of scalding due to high washing temperatures!
Never open the loading door or un-
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screw the foreign matter trap, if there
is still water in the drum (e.g. after a
power failure). This poses a risk of
flooding and possible scalding due to
hot suds.
Never open the locked loading door
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by force! Inform the customer service,
if the loading door cannot be opened
even a few minutes after programme
finishes.
Do not attempt to dry-clean with the
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machine! Fire and explosion hazard!
• Rinse garments pre-treated with cleaning agents (petroleum ether, liquid
stain remover, etc.) thoroughly in
clear water before washing.
Never wash down the appliance with
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a water hose! Risk of electric shock!
Always disconnect from the mains by
unplugging before cleaning.
• Never touch the plug with wet hands.
Never pull on the cable to unplug, always pull on the plug only.
Do not operate the appliance if the
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power cable or power cable plug is
faulty or the appliance shows any other faults! Risk of electric shock!
• For malfunctions that cannot be resolved by following the information in
these operating instructions:
Turn off the machine, pull the plug,
close the water tap and contact the
customer service centre.
Never attempt to repair the machine
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by yourself. This may put your life and
the lives of others in danger.
Only authorised electricians, such as
our customer service staff, are permitted to repair electrical appliances.
If there are children in your household...
• Keep children away from the machine.
Electrical appliances are not toys.
• Pull out the plug when the machine in
not in use.
• Keep the loading door closed when
you leave the room.
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Disposal
Where to dispose of the packaging?
Packaging material can be dangerous
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to children. Keep the packaging material out of reach of children, or dispose
it of according to instructions.
The packing is made of materials which
can be recycled.
• Separate the packing material by type:
– Styropor
lection as potential recyclable;
– Wooden parts go into bulky refuse.
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parts and film go for col-
Installation
Removing the transportion locks
Before the washing machine is operat-
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ed, the transit bars must be removed!
The machine will otherwise be damaged.
Tool needed:
10 mm spanner.
The packing is not to be disposed of in
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the regular household refuse!
What to do with the old machine?
Dispose of your old appliance in an environmentally friendly manner.
• Ask you dealer or your local refuse collection service how to best dispose of
your old appliance.
Before disposing old machine, pull out
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the mains plug, cut through the the
mains lead and make the door lock
unusable – so as not to pose a risk to
children.
1. Loosen all five bolts with the spanner
until they turn freely.
2. Remove the transport bolts by turning
them slightly.
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If, for example, the washing machine
and a dryer are stacked upon each
other, they can – when loaded – have
a total weight of up to 180 kg.
Important:
• Do not stand appliance on the power
cable.
• Keep at least 1cm distance to walls of
other furniture.
• Place the machine on a firm surface,
never on a long-pile carpet or similar
surface.
3. Place the five covers (from the accessories bag) onto the openings in the
rear panel and use a suitable tool
(such as the handle of a screw driver)
to push them into place. The smaller
cover is intended for the top-mot
opening.
Store the transit bars in a safe place.
• They will be required if the washing
machine is to be transported again
(e.g. if you move house).
Never transport the appliance without
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installed transit bars!
The right location of installation
Install the appliance in a stable, level position in frost-free surroundings.
If there is danger of frost, drain all re-
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maining water (see "Care and maintenance").
The floor must have sufficient load-
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carrying capacity!
Levelling the machine
Don't use a tool to loosen the lock
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nuts to avoid damaging them.
1. Loosen the lock nuts on the feet.
2. Adjust the feet until the machine is
level and stands steady.
3. Important: Retighten all lock nuts.
Connecting the water supply
The machine can be connected to water
taps with 3/4 inch BSP thread.
Important:
• Bear the permissible water pressure in
mind (see "Technical specifications").
Attach a pressure reducing valve if water pressure is higher.
• Do not connect to a water heater (instantaneous water heater or unpressurised boiler), as the water pressure is
insufficient.
• Check with customer service for hose
extensions. Do not use homemade extensions with hose clamps or similar!
• Use only the new hose supplied with
the machine, not an old existing one!
• Ensure that there are no sharp bends
in the hose!
Do not use a tool to tighten it.
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1. If not already attached, manually
screw the bent end of the supply hose
tightly onto the rear panel of the machine (not in case of Aquasafe+).
2. Screw the Aquasafe or Aquasafe+ (depending on the model) at the end of
the supply hose tightly onto the water
tap by hand.
nect it permanently to a drain pipe (siphon
trap).
Important:
• Do not run the drain hose higher than
100 cm above floor level for the suds
pump to be able to pump out. Don't
go below the minimal height of
40 cm, otherwise water will come out.
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The Aquasafe or Aquasafe+ (depend-
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ing on model) turns off the water supply should a leakage occur in your
hose.
3. Turn the water tap all the way on and
check all connections for leaks; Turn
the water tap off again. Correct the
position of seals and screw couplings,
if necessary.
Connecting the water drain
You can hang the drain hose over the edge
of a wash basin, sink or bathtub – or con-
• The water must be able to run off unhindered. Washbasins with a small
drain are not suitable.
• The end of the hose must not immerge in the pumped-out water.
• Check with customer service for hose
extensions. Do not use homemade extensions with hose clamps or similar!
• Use only the new hose supplied with
the machine, not an old existing one!
• Ensure that there are no sharp bends
in the hose!
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Fastening the hose holder:
1. Pull the holder included in delivery
over the end of the hose.
2. Hand the drain hose with the holder
over the edge of the basin or tub and
secure it from sliding off – e.g. by fastening it with a chain around the water tap.
Permanent connection to a siphon trap:
A qualified plumber should attach the
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hose to prevent the hose from slipping
off. There is a risk of flooding.
Electrical connection
Connect the appliance to a properly installed earthed outlet, which is protected
by a fuse of adequate capacity.
Important:
• The connection must conform to the
applicable regulations in your country
and those set by your electricity
board.
• The power cable plug must be accessible after installation.
• Voltage and rated fuse protection is
specified on the type plate located on
the back of the loading door.
• The stated voltage must match with
your mains voltage.
• Connection by extension cables or
trailing sockets is not permitted.
A damaged power cable must be re-
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placed by a qualified electrician.
Unless the appliance has been repaired it must not be operated! Risk of
electric shock!
The First Use
Refer to the section on "Troubleshoot-
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ing" if the machine can't be switched
on.
To flush out any remaining test water, the
first washing cycle should be run without
any laundry.
1. Open water tap fully. Check if hoses
are firmly attached.
2. Check that the drum is completely
empty; close the loading door.
3. Add a small amount of detergent to
the second compartment; close detergent dispensing drawer.
4. Press >On/Off<18 button. Some informationa appears in the display after a
few seconds.
5. Set programme selector to >Hot wash/
Coloured 95 °C< (see "Programmes").
The spin speed indicator should be set
to maximum speed – if necessary press
the >Spin<21 button.
6. Press >Start/Pause<20 button.
In case of abnormal sounds or leakage
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of water: Press >On/Off<18 button,
close water tap and pull mains plug
out of the socket. Check to see that all
transit bars have been removed and
the hoses are properly connected.
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After completion of the programme
cycle:
If the >Door< indicator lamp is glow-
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ing, the loading door can be opened
(see "indicator lamp").
Preparing to wash
Sorting the laundry
• Sort the laundry by type of fabric, colour, degree of soiling and permissible
water temperature.
Always follow the recommendations
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on the garment label.
Type of textiles and care symbols
Whites/coloureds: cotton, linen
Easy-care: Synthetics (polyester, polyamide); Blended fabrics (with cottonit
Baumwolle)
1. Press >On/Off<18 button.
2. Turn the water tap off.
3. Leave door and detergent dispensing
drawer open to dry.
Delicates: Delicate fabrics
(rayon, silk, etc.); Curtains
Woollens: Only with wool stamp and labelled "Machine washable"
machine
washable
Hand wash: Do not wash:
• Don't wash coloureds and whites together. New, dark coloured cottons
will stain very much.
Preparing clothes for washing
Items of laundry with metal parts
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(e.g.underwire bras, belt buckles, metal buttons) will damage the machine.
Remove metal parts or place the items
in a cloth bag, pillow case, or something similar.
• Empty pockets, remove all foreign objects (e.g. coins, pens, paper clips). If
possible: Turn pockets inside out and
brush.
• Place small items of laundry (e.g.
tights) in a cloth bag, pillow case or
something similar. This can also help
you to avoid searching for lost socks.
• Handle curtains with special care. Remove non-stainless curtain runners
and lead tape. Place runners that can't
be removed in a cloth bag, pillow case
or something similar.
• Close zippers, sew on loose buttons,
mend unstiched seams and tears.
• Only wash woolens that are labelled
"machine washable" or "handwashable" – and only with the appropriate
programme.
• Wash new coloured items of laundry
separately – they may "bleed".
• Heavy stains should be treated appropriately before washing. If in doubt,
check with a chemist or dry-cleaner.
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• Use only dyes/discolouring and antiliming agents suitable for machine
wash. Make sure to follow the instructions on the package.
• Wash jeans and delicates inside out.
• Keep laundry items made of Angorawool in the freezer compartment for a
few hours before washing – this reduces number of fluff balls formed.
The right load capacity
• The maximum load capacity depends
on the type of laundry, the degree of
soling and the wash programme you
wish to use.
Please follow to the information in the
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"Programme table".
Washing results are adversely affected
by an overloaded drum.
Detergents and softeners
Always try to utilize the max. load.
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The loading door
The loading door is locked when a
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programme is running; in this case the
>Door< indicator light is OFF (see "Indicator lamps").
As soon as the >Door< indicator lamp
goes on, the door can be opened.
• Pull on the handle to open the loading
door.
• Place laundry items loosely in the
drum; Add detergent if necessary (in
an eco bag or dosing ball).
• Push the loading door firmly shut until
you hear it lock into place. Take care
no textiles are caught by the door.
The detergent dispensing drawer
The detergent dispensing drawer comprises 3 compartments:
– left compartment ( II) for main wash
– middle compartment for fabric soften-
er
– right compartment ( I) for pre-wash
• Always add detergent and fabric softener before starting the wash programme.
Never open the detergent dispensing
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drawer while the wash programme is
still running!
Dosing devices
In case of programme without pre-wash,
you can add washing detergent directly to
the drum with a detergent bag or a dosing
ball.
Liquid detergent
When using liquid or gel-like washing detergents, please note the following:
Liquid detergent may cause stains on
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your laundry if a time delay has been
set.
• Don't use liquid detergent if you want
to wash using the time delay feature.
• Don't use liquid detergent for the
main wash in a cycle with pre-wash.
• Use the detergent manufacturer's dosing cup and follow the instructions on
the package.
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Choice of detergent
The type of detergent used depends on
the type of textile, colour, degree of soiling
and desired washing temperature.
• Use regular detergent for cottons (60 95 °C), otherwise use special detegent
for coloured and delicate wash.
• Wash woollens only with a special detergent for woollens.
• Detergents using a modular system allow you to add bleach and softener individually.
• Use only detergents suitable for washing machines.
Detergent quantity
The amount of washing detergent to use
depends on the amount of laundry, the
degree of soiling and water hardness.
Ask your local waterworks for the cur-
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rent level of water hardness.
Water hardness levels
1
2
3
4
• It is absolutely necessary you propor-
• For small amounts of laundry or only
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soft
medium
hard
very hard
tion as recommended on the packing!
slight soiling use accordingly less detergent.
Dose highly concentrated detergents
very precisely.
0…1.3
1.3…2.5
2.5…3.8
> 3.8
mmol/l °dH
0… 7
7…14
14…21
> 21
Fabric softener
Fabric softener is added into the middle
compartment of the detergent dispensing
drawer.
• Proportion as recommended on the
packing!
• Fill only up to the mark level (> max<).
• Dilute viscous fabric softener with water before adding.
If you use dryer or dry your laundry
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outdoors, you do not need fabric softener.
Starch
• Add liquid starch and fininshing agent
into the middle compartment.
• Mix powdered starch according to the
directions on the package and like fabric softener, add to the middle compartment.
• Never use fabric softener and starch
together in the same washing cycle.
• Wipe off the drum after using starch.
Too much detergent causes an excessive
amount of foaming, bad washing and rinsing results and a strain on water resources.
Too little washing detergent causes laundry to turn grey and calcification of the
machine.
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Washing programmes
The programme selector
The programme selector 13 can be rotated
clockwise or anticlockwise.
13g
13
13f
13k
13j
13i
13h
You will find an overview of the programmes 13a to 13k in the "Programme
table".
The programme is selected with the
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programme selector; however, it
starts only when you press the >Start/
Pause< button 20.
13a
13b
13c
13d
13e
Main programmes
Depending on the type of textile, the following main programmes are available:
• Hot wash/Coloured (13a)
• Easy-care (13k)
• Delicates (13e)
• Woollens (13j)
• Hand wash (13i)
For special cases extra programmes are
available:
• Hygiene + 90°C (13b)
This programme is only suitable for
boil-proof clothes (90 °C). Increased
hygiene is provided by an extended
boiling period and an extra rinse cycle.
Useful for baby-clothes and clothes
worn by sick persons.
• Active 40 °C (13c)
This programme thoroughly exploits
the detergent at 40 °C and thus saves
energy. Suitable for garments for
which you would otherwise use the
Coloureds 60 °C programme.
• Mini 30 (13d)
Use this programme, for quickly washing small number of cotton/blended
fabrics. Suitable for clothes that are
normally worn for a short time such as
sportswear.
Each of these main programmes comprises
a complete washing process, including
washing, rinsing and if required, spin cycles.
Always match the programme to the
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fabric type, colour, degree of soiling
and permissible water temperature.
Always follow the recommendations
on the garment label.
Different temperatures can be selected in
most main programmes.
Select the temperature only as high as
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absolutely necessary.
A high temperature means high power consumption.
Special programmes
For specific applications you can select any
of the following special programmes:
• Rinse (13h)
Use this programme e.g., when you
want to soft rinse or starch separately.
• Spin (13g)
This programme spins with maximum
possible rpm in the default setting.
You should reduce the speed for deli-
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cate fabrics!
• Drain (13f)
This programme allows you to drain
water, e.g. when you put already
soaked clothes into the appliance and
want to wash them at a later time.
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Options
The buttons
Depending on the programme specif-
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ic additional functions 19a to 19f can
be activated by pressing a button.
19a 19b 19c 19d 19e
19f
• Press the required buttons before
starting the programme.
• Meaningless combination of buttons
cannot be selected together. Example:
>Intensive<19b and >Quick wash<
19e.
Prewash
A pre- wash can be activated with the 19a
button.
A pre-wash is only worth while with
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heavily soiled laundry.
Without prewash you save energy,
water, washing powder – and time.
Intensive
The 19b button extends the washing time
in the main wash cycle . Washing powder
can work more effectively and you can
wash at lower temperatures – thereby saving energy.
• With this button normally soiled linens/coloureds can now be washed at
60 °C instead of 95 °C.
• Normal soiled easy-cares you can
wash at 40 °C instead of 60 °C, plus
this button.
Extra rinse
An extra rinse cycle is activated with the
19c button.
• Use this function only if you are sensitive to washing detergent residue.
The increased water consumption is a
burden to the environment – and to
your purse.
Easy iron
If you press the button 19d, the drum
movement is reduced and spinning is limited to reduce creasing. In addition, the
washing is done at a higher water level.
• Use this button for delicate fabrics that
easily crease.
The maximum load is then
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– for linens/coloureds: . . . . . . . 3.0 kg
– for synthetics: . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.5 kg
– for delicate fabrics: . . . . . . . . 1.0 kg
Quick wash
With button 19e the wash time is shortened.
• Use this function for small loads or less
soiled laundry.
Child-proof lock
With the Child-proof lock 19f you can
guard the appliance against children's
hands. No changes can then be made to a
running programme.
17a
The >Intensive< function can only be
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used together with the >Prewash<
function. As soon as you press the
>Intensive< button a pre-wash cycle is
automatically coupled to it.
19f
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To activate the Child-proof lock:
• Press both buttons shown above at
the same time and hold for approx. 2
seconds until the >Child-proof lock<
17a indicator lamp starts glowing.
Spin speed selector
To deactivate the Child-proof lock:
• Press the same two buttons at the
same time and hold for approx. 2 seconds until the >Child-proof lock<17a
indicator lamp goes off.
The appropriate maximum spin speed
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is automatically set in each programme.
The current value is indicated by the
lights 12a.
12a
12b
12c
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You should reduce the speed for especially
delicate fabrics.
Display
The display 16 shows the time remaining
for the programme to complete. The time
for hours and minutes is displayed as
"hh:mm". For example, a time of 10 hours
is shown on the display as "10:00" and 1
minute as " : 1".
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• By repeatedly pressing the >Spin< 21
button you can change the speed– or
completely disable the spin cycle.
• In the >No spin< 12c setting no spinning takes place; water is only drained.
• In the >Rinse hold< 12b setting the
programme stops after the last rinse
cycle. The laundry remains in the water (to protect against creasing). A
blinking display notifies you that the
rinse stop has been reached. For steps
after this, refer "Quick instructions for
daily use".
The higher the spin speed, the lower
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the residual moisture.
If you wish to dry your laundry subsequently in a dryer, select the maximum possible speed – this saves energy when drying.
The length of a programm depends
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on the type of program and the additional functions selected. The details in
the table "Technical data and consumption figures" refer to programms
without additional functions.
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Time delay
With the time delay function you can delay
the programme start. You can enter a time
delay of up to 96:00 hours. Setting can be
made in increments of 30-minutes.
Do not use liquid detergent when you
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set time delay! Risk of staining of the
textiles.
15a
15b
1. Open tap, load drum and fill in detergent.
2. Select programme, select additional
functions and spin speed, if necessary.
3. Set the desired time delay using the
buttons >+/–< 15a/15b. The Time de-
lay 17e indicator lamp starts glowing.
The total time delay appears in the display for a few seconds. Afterwards, the
time remaining until the end of the
programme is displayed.
Example: You select the programme
Mini 30. The display indicates " :30".
You set a time delay of two hours.
" 2:00" appears in the display for a few
seconds. Afterwards the display shows
" 2:30".
Pressing and holding the >+< or >––<
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button causes the display to change
faster.
4. Press the >Start/Pause< button. The
time delay countdown phase begins.
17e
The colon at the centre of the display
begins blinking.
During the time-delay period more
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laundry can be loaded. At the end of
the delay countdown the >Time delay< 17e indicator lamp goes out and
the washing cycle begins.
Changing the delay time
If you want to change the time during the
countdown:
1. Press the >Start/Pause< button. The
colon at the centre of the display stops
blinking.
2. Set the desired time delay with the >+/
–< buttons.
3. Press the >Start/Pause< button. The
time delay countdown phase begins.
The colon at the centre of the display
begins blinking. The display shows the
time remaining for the programme to
complete.
Cancelling the time delay
If you want to cancel the time delay countdown and start the programme immediately:
1. Press the >Start/Pause< button. The
colon at the centre of the display stops
blinking.
2. Set the time delay to " : 0" with the
>+/–< buttons.
3. Press the >Start/Pause< button to start
the programme.
Progress of programme
This row of indicator lamps shows the
progress of the currently running programme.
14a
14b
14c
14d
14e
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Each indicator lamp goes on at the be-
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ginning of its section of the programme cycle and goes out at the end
of the programme cycle. The bottom
most lamp tells you current status of
the programme.
Example: The indicator lamps for
>Main wash<14b and >Rinse<14c are
on: The machine is currently in the
rinse cycle.
>Prewash<
The indicator lamp 14a glows at the beginning of the pre-wash cycle – if a programme with pre-wash was selected.
>Main wash<
The indicator lamp 14b glows at the beginning of the main washing cycle.
>Rinse<
The indicator lamp 14c glows at the beginning of the rinse cycle.
Indicator lamps
>Softener<
The indicator lamp 14d glows at the beginning of the soft rinsing cycle.
>Spin<
The indicator lamp 14e glows at the beginning of the final spin cycle – after the
soft rinse cycle or in the special programmes for >Spin< and >Drain<.
If the machine isn't spinning, the pro-
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gramme may be in rinsehold.
Or the automatic spin correction system has been activated due to excessive imbalance.
>Start/Pause<-button
A programme can be interrupted by pressing the 20 button. The button then blinks.
To continue the programme, press the 20
button again.
The indicator lamps 17a to 17e signal important states of the machine to you.
17a
17b
17c
17d
17e
>Child-proof lock<
The indicator lamp 17a glows when the
Child-proof lock is activated.
• See "Child-proof lock" for information
on deactivating the Child-proof lock.
>No water intake<
The indicator lamp 17b glows if water
does not flow in properly.
• Things you should check:
– Is the water tap all the way on?
– Inlet hose bent?
– Is the inlet filter soiled? See "Water
inlet strainer".
– Is household water pressure noticea-
bly low?
• If the indicator lamp still continues to
glow, call the customer service – it is
possible that the "Aquasafe" or "Aquasafe+" (depending on the model) has
blocked the water supply.
>Foaming<
The indicator lamp 17c glows when too
much foam is formed.
• Use a bit less detergent the next time
you wash.
>Door<
The indicator lamp 17d glows when the
loading door can be opened.
>Time delay<
The indicator lamp 17e glows when a time
delay has been set.
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Quick instructions for daily use
Preparation
1. Open water tap fully. Check if hoses
are firmly attached.
2. Place laundry in the drum.
3. Fill in detergent and fabric conditioner.
Starting
1. Press the >On/Off< button.
2. Set the programme selector.
3. If desired:
– activate any additional function(s),
– set the spin speed,
– set the time delay.
4. Close the loading door.
5. Press the >Start/Pause< button.
The display shows the time remaining
for the programme to complete.
6. Check if the >Door< indicator lamp
has gone off (if not, see "Troubleshooting").
Aborting a programme
• Press and hold the >Start/Pause< for
approx. 3 seconds.
The machine may pump out any water still in the drum or goes through a
rinse cycle to cool off the laundry.
Adding more laundry
This is possible only:
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– during a time delay,
– at the beginning of a washing cycle
(the appliance allows adding laundry at a later stage only when the
water level is low or the temperature
is low).
1. Press the >Start/Pause< button.
2. Open the loading door and put in
more laundry.
3. Close the loading door.
4. Press the >Start/Pause< button.
Programme is in rinse and hold
You can see this from the blinking of
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the >Rinse hold< indicator lamp and
the >Start/Pause< button.
If you now want to spin:
1. Set spin speed.
2. Press the >Start/Pause< button.
The programme continues, pumps out
the water and spins.
If you want to pump out the water:
1. Set spin speed selector to >No spin<.
2. Press the >Start/Pause< button.
The programme continues and only
pumps out the water.
Re-spinning the laundry
The automatic spin-correction-system
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can prevent spinning in case the drum
is out-of-balance.
If you wish to spin again:
1. Rearrange the laundry evenly in the
drum.
2. Set programme selector to >Spin<.
3. Set spin speed.
4. Press the >Start/Pause< button.
After the programme cycle is
completed
When the display shows the original
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programme length again, the programme is over.
1. If the >Door< indicator lamp is on,
open the loading door and remove
your laundry.
2. Press >On/Off<button.
3. Turn the water tap off.
4. Wipe out the fold in the rubber seal on
the door and check for foreign objects.
5. Leave door and detergent dispensing
drawer open to dry.
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Programme table
Option
Care symbol
Programme /
Fabric type /
Remarks
Hot wash/Coloured
Durable fabrics made of
40° / 60° / 95° 6.0
cotton and linen
Hygiene +: cotton with high
90° 6.0
demands for hygiene
Active 40 °C: cotton
40° 6.0
(energy saving-programme)
Mini 30: Cotton, blended
30° 2.5
fabric (short programme)
Easy-care
Synthetics (polyester, polyamide) and blended fabrics
40° / 60°
Cold
(with cotton)
Delicates
Delicates (rayon, silk, etc.)
40° 2.0
and curtains
Woollens
Only if labelled "machine
Cold / 40° 1.5
washable "
Hand wash
Labelled "wash by hand" 30° 1.5
Special programmes
Rinse (Soft rinse, starching)
Spin
Drain
Temperature (°C)
Load (kg)
3.0
as
above
as
above
Prewash
Intensive
Extra rinse
Easy iron
Quick wash
Spin max.
Rinse hold
Time delay
Individually selectable, in part selectable in combination; illogical combinations are blocked.
Automatically activated, not deselectable.
1400 rpm (depending on model) 800 rpm 600 rpm
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Programme steps
Programme
Hot wash/Coloured
Standard programme 1 3 – 1
Hygiene + 1 4 – 1
Active 40 °C 1 3 – 1
Mini 30 1 – 2 1
Easy-care
Standard programme 1 3 – 1
Delicates
Standard programme 1 – 3 1
Woollens
Standard programme 1121
Hand wash
Standard programme 1 – 2 1
Special programmes
Rinse – 2 1 –
Spin – – – 1
Drain ––––
Main-wash cycle
Rinse cycles with
intermediate spin
Rinse cycles without
intermediate spin
Final spin
The actual number of programme steps can deviate from the specifications
listed above depending upon the function (e.g. by pressing the >Extra rinse<
button).
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Cleaning and care
Detergent dispensing drawer
Clean when necessary:
1. Open the drawer as far as possible.
2. Push down the depression on the suction cup and pull the drawer out completely.
3. Clean the drawer under warm running
water. Pull off the suction cup; Clean
suction cup and opening in the drawer with warm running water, pierce
the opening with a needle if necessary. Replace the suction cap.
4. Wipe off detergent residue from the
drawer guides. If present, remove calc
deposits from the water-jet nozzles
(inside the drawer).
Loading door and drum
After each wash:
• Wipe off the fold in the rubber collar
and check for foreign objects.
• Check drum for foreign objects.
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Rust stains may occur due to foreign
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objects made of metal. In such cases:
Clean the drum with a stainless steel
cleaning agent. Never use steel wool
or scrub sponges.
Housing and control panel
When necessary:
• Clean cabinet with soap suds or a mild
cleaner; wipe dry with a soft cloth.
• Use only a soft, damp cloth to clean
the control panel.
Never use a scrub sponge or a scour-
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ing agent. These will damage the
enamel and plastic parts.
Foreign matter trap
• Clean the foreign matter trap at least
once after every 30 wash cycles!
• Clean foreign object trap, if foreign
objects (coins, buttons, baby socks,
etc.) are blocking the suds pump.
• Drain left-over water before cleaning
(see below).
Draining remaining water
Drain off the water completely…
• before cleaning the foreign matter
trap;
• before transportingthe machine (e.g.
when shifting house);
• when there is a power failure ("emergency draining");
• when there is a danger of frost.
At room temperatures below 0 °C the
A
remaining water in the appliance
could freeze, damaging it.
1. Switch appliance off, unplug the power cable, close the water tap.
Allow hot suds to cool off sufficiently.
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This poses a risk of scalding.
2. Open the service door by pushing on
the button. Take out the drain pipe
and hold it over a bowl. Pull the seal
off the drain hose and allow the water
to drain out one bowl at a time.
There may be more than 20 litres of
A
water left in the machine when the
drum is bull (e.g. after a power failure)!
3. Turn the foreign object trap 1/2 turn
to loosen it (anti-clockwise) and soak
up the remaining water with a cloth.
Once no more water is coming out,
turn the foreign object trap until it is
completely free and remove it.
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4. Clean foreign object trap and the
pump opening. Check if the pump impeller (in the pump opening) can be
turned freely.
5. Replace the cap on the drain hose and
put it away.
6. Replace the foreign object trap and
turn it tight (in clockwise direction).
7. Close the service door.
Water inlet strainer
Clean if water flows very slowly, or not at
all.
1. Switch off the machine, turn off the
water tap.
2. Take the inlet hose off.
3. Pull out the strainer in Aquasafe or the
two strainers in Aquasafe+ (depending
on the model) with universal or needle
nosed pliers, clean with a small soft
brush and fit back.
4. Pull out the strainer in the back wall
(except in case of Aquasafe+) with universal or needle nosed pliers, clean
with a small soft brush and fit back.
5. Put inlet hose back on and tighten
"fingertight".
6. Turn the water tap on full and check
for leaks at the connections.
Decalcifying
It is not necessary to decalcify the machine
if the correct amount of detergent is used.
• When necessary, use only a decalcifying agent suitable for washing machines. Make sure to follow the instructions on the package.
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Troubleshooting
If you experience this … then please check this…
Appliance cannot be switched
on or programme will not start
Machine won't react to input •Combination of additional functions not possible.
>No water intake< indicator
lamp is glowing
Detergent or fabric conditioner
are not properly washed in
Softener compartment (middle
compartment in the detergent
dispensing drawer) is full of
water at end of programme
Detergent foams too much • Is there too much detergent? Is load too small?
Water runs out (machine is "leaking")
Water does not drain, or drains
very slowly
Appliance does not spin properly, or does not spin at all
•Has a programme been set?
Has the >Start/Pause< button been pressed?
•Has the loading door been properly closed?
Open the loading door and push it with the palm
until you hear it lock into place.
•Is power cable plugged in?
•Is fuse for this socket intact?
• Is Child-proof lock activated? See "Child-proof lock".
•Has a time delay been set?See "Time delay".
• If the problem persists: Pull out the mains plug, wait
a few seconds, and insert plug back in.
•Is water tap all the way open?
•Is the inlet hose kinked?
•Is water inlet strainer clogged? See "Cleaning and
care".
•Is water pressure too low? Ask the responsible waterworks.
•Has Aquasafe or Aquasafe+ (depending upon model) been activated due to leakages?
•Is the detergent dispensing drawer or siphon
soiled? See "Cleaning and care".
•Is softener too viscous? Add water.
•Is the siphon clogged? See "Cleaning and care".
•Is water too soft? Ask your local waterworks.
•Are hoses properly attached?
•Is the foreign matter trap properly closed?
•Is foam coming out as a result of too much detergent?
•Is Rinse hold set? See "Quick instructions for daily
use".
•Is the drain hose kinked?
•Is Rinse hold set? See "Quick instructions for daily
use".
•Is spin speed set too low or spin deselected?
•Is the distribution of load nonuniform? See "Quick
instructions for daily use".
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If you experience this … then please check this…
Appliance vibrates heavily when
spinning
Door will not open •Is programme over? When the >Door< indicator
Power failure during washing •Is the duration of power failure going to be long
Residual matter on laundry • Grey residues (fat residue)? Increase the amount of
Let us help you!
If you can not solve the problem yourself,
contact our customer service. Specify the
•Are the transport locks removed? See "Removing
transport locks".
•Is machine properly positioned? See "Leveling the
machine".
•Is drain hose kinked, water won't drain off?
lamp goes out, the door can be opened.
and Does the leftover water need to be drained?
See "Cleaning and care".
•Is the power failure only temporary? The appliance
automatically continues with the wash programme
at a suitable point as soon as the power supply is restored.
detergent.
•White residual matter (detergent residue)? Brush
off. Watch how much detergent you use.
exact model number given on the type
plate.
Tips for removing stains
Type of stain Before washing...
Grease dab on washing up liquid
Tomato rub with a slice of raw potato
Spinach rub with a slice of raw potato
Egg white rub with gall soap
Carrots dab on baby oil
Beer dab on diluted vinegar
Red wine dab on lemon juice
Chewing gum Place garment in freezer compartment, then brush off
Wax iron between blotter paper
Pollen Peel off with adhesive tape
Lipstick dab on eucalyptus oil
Rust dab on vinegar or lemon juice
Blood rub with gall soap
Iodine rub with a slice of raw potato
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Technical specifications and consumption data
Load capacity (dry weight)
–Hot wash/Coloured, Hygiene +, Active 40 °C
–Easy-care
–Mini 30
–Delicates
–Woollens, Hand wash
Spin speeds
–Hot wash/Coloured
1)
up to 1400 rpm (depending on model)
–Easy-care
–Delicates, Woollens, Hand wash
Dimensions
–Height/height for built-under installation
–Width
–Depth/depth with door open
–Feet height adjustment
Weight when empty approx. 71 kg
Electrical connection
–Voltage
–Connected load
–Fuse protection
Water supply
–Water pressure (flow pressure)
–Inlet temperature
–Drain height
Consumption data
–Hot wash/Coloured 95 °C
–Hot wash/Coloured 60 °C
–Hot wash/Coloured 40 °C
2)
3) 4)
3)
–Hygiene +
–Active 40 °C
–Mini 30
–Easy-care 60 °C
–Easy-care 40 °C
3)
–Easy-care Cold
–Delicates 40 °C
–Woollens 40 °C
–Woollens Cold
–Hand wash 30°C
1)
Maximum speed of the particular programme; can be reduced with the Spin speed
selector.
2)
Depending on water, textile and ambient conditions, the actual values can deviate from
the declared standard values.
3)
Test programmes according to EN 60456.
4)
Standard programme for energy identification label.
Energy
(kWh)
2,05
1,02
0,55
2,03
0,70
0,20
0,90
0,50
0,13
0,31
0,35
0,03
0,20
max. 6.0 kg
max. 3.0 kg
max. 2.5 kg
max. 2.0 kg
max. 1.5 kg
up to 800 rpm
up to 600 rpm
85.0 cm / 82.0 cm
60.0 cm
59.0 cm / 104 cm
2.5 cm
230 V ~ 50 Hz
2350 W
10 A
0.1…1.0 MPa = 1…10 bar
max. 25 °C
max. 100 cm
Water
(Litre)
(Min.)
55
43
43
65
45
50
55
55
52
60
50
50
40
Time
136
130
133
156
173
112
110
30
90
66
60
53
43
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