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BOSCH
Use & Care ManuaiH
Model WFK 2401
Tumble Action
Clothes Washer
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Index
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS
ABOUT YOUR WASHER
GETTING TO KNOW YOUR WASHER
BEFORE USING THE FIRST TIME
USING THE FIRST TIME
CONTROL PANEL
GETTING STARTED
CYCLE SELECTION CHART. TABLE 1
BEFORE WASHING
USING THE DISPENSER DRAWER
DETERGENT USE
DISPENSER DRAWER
OPERATION
IMMEDIATE START
DELAYED START
TO INTERRUPT. END OR
CHANGE CYCLE
CYCLE SELECTION
SPIN SPEED SELECTION
ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS
SPECIAL CYCLES
2-3
2
4
4
4
5
5
5
6
7
8
8
8-9
10-14
14-15
15
10-13
11-12
12
15-16
CARE and CLEANING
SERVICE and REPAIR
SELF-HELP, TABLE 4
FACULT CODES. TABLE 5
WARRANTY
V
THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
(In case of change of ownership, manual should be conveyed with the washer.)
17-19
20
21-22
22
24
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING: To reduce the risk of fire, eleciric shock, serious injury or deaih to persons
when using your washer, follow basic precautions, including the following.
1.
Bosch washers are provided with two manuals; one Installation Instnjction manual
and one Use and Care manual. Read all instructions before using the washer
2.
Do not wash articles that have been previously cleaned in, washed in soaked in or
spotted with gasoline, dry cleaning solvents, other flammable, or explosive substances
as they give off vapors that could ignite or explode.
3.
Do not add gasoline, dry cleaning solvents, or other flammable, or explosive
substances to the wash water. These substances give off vapors that could ignite or
wApiOOS,
4.
Under certain conditions, hydrogen gas may be produced in a hot water system that
has not been used for 2 weeks or more. HYDROGEN GAS IS EXPLOSIVE. If the hot
water system has not been used for such a period, before using a washing machine
turn on all hot water faucets and let the water flow from each for several minutes This
r will release any accumulated hydrogen gas. As the gas is nammable. do not smoke or
use an open flame during this time.
Do not allow children to play on or in the appliance. Close supervision of children is
necessary when the appliance is used near children.
Before the appliance is removed from service or discarded, remove the door and the
power cord/plug.
7.
Do not reach into the appliance if the wash drum is moving.
8.
Do not install or store this appliance where it will be exposed to the weather
9.
Do not tamper with the controls. ‘
10.
Do not repair or replace ariy part of the appliance or attempt any service unless
speafically recommended in the user-maintenance instructions or in published user
repair instructions that you understand and have the skills to carry out.
11.
Always be sure to unplug the washer from the electrical supply before attempting any
service. Disconnect the power cord by grasping the plug, not the cord.
12.
To reduce the risk of fire, clothes, cleaning rags, mop heads and the like which have
traces of any flammable substance, such as vegetable oil, cooking oil, petroleum
based oils or disflilates. waxes, fats, etc., must not be placed in the washer. These
Items rnay contain some flammable substance(s) after laundering, which may smoke
or catch fire by itself.
13.
Do not use chlorine bleach with ammonia or acidic solutions (such as vinegar or rust
removers) in the same wash load. Hazardous fumes can form.
14.
Do not machine wash fiberglass materials (many curtains and window covering use
flbeiglass materials). Small particles can remain in the washing machine and stick to
tabncs in subsequent wash loads causing skin irritation.
15.
Do not sit on top of the washer.
16.
To reduce the risk of fire or electrical shock. DO NOT use an extension cord or an
adapter to connect the washer to the electrical power supply.
GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS
This appliance must be grounded. In the event of malfunction or breakdown, grounding will
reduce the nsk of electric shock by providing a path of least resistance for the electric^
cument. This appliance is equipped with a cord having an equipment-grounding conductor
Гг!11м ^ plugged into an appropriate outlet that is properly
шлоgrounded in accordance with all local codes and ordinances.
WARNING Improper connection of the equipment-grounding conductor can result in a risk
of electnc shock. Check with a qualified electrician or serviceman if you are in doubt as to
whether the washer is properly grounded.
Do not modify the plug provided with the appliance - if it will not fit in the outlet have a
proper outlet installed by a qualified electrician. '
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS (continued)
17.
The washer must only be used for its intended purpose.
18.
Always follow the fabric care instructions recommended by the clothing manufacturer
19.
Replace worn power cords and/or loose plugs. '
20.
Make sure that all water connections to №ie washer have shut-off valve(s) and that
they are readily accessible. Close the washer water shut-off valve(s) at the end of
each wash day.
21.
Check the fill hose connections on a regular basis to assure that they are tight and not
leaking. ^
22.
Always read and follow the instructions of the manufacturer of the detergent(s),
cleaning aid(s), fabric softener(s) and static eliminator(s), which you are using. Heed
all warnings and precautions.
23.
Store all laundry chemicals and aids in a cool dry place according to the
manufacturer’s instructions.
24.
To reduce the risk of poisoning or chemical bums, keep all cleaning products out of
the reach of children.
25.,
Do not operate the washer with any guards and/or panels removed.
26.
Do not operate the washer with missing or broken parts.
27.
Do not bypass any safety devices.
28.
Do not operate this washer until you are sure;
a. the washer has been installed according to the INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS.
b. all connections for water, drain, electrical power and grounding are in compliance
29.
with all local codes and/or other applicable codes and requirements.
Failure to install, maintain and/or operate the washer according to the manufacturer's
instructions may result in conditions which can lead to bodily injury and/or property
damage. r ^ /
Notes: A. The IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS and WARNINGS presented in this manual do
not cover all possible conditions that may occur. Common sense, caution and
care must be exercised when installing, maintaining or operating the washer.
B. Always contact your dealer, distributor, service agent or the manufacturer about
any problems or conditions that you do not understand.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
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ABOUT YOUR WASHER
Congratulations on having selected a Bosch high
efficiency clothes washer, the choice of those that
demand exceptional cleaning performance from their
washer. The Bosch washer offers the following
standard features:
• Horizontal-Axis, Tumble Action Wash System,
without agitator
• Stainless Steel Inner and Outer Wash Drums
Exceptionally Low Energy and Water
Consumption
Sensotronic Plus -monitors and optimizes the
wash process at every stage.
Internal Heating Element, for Temperature
Boosting, up to 161'F (71’C}
High Spin Speeds, up to 1,200 rpm, remove
more water from fabrics to reduce drying time
and energy,
4 Fabric and 5 Temperature Settings.
■ CD
Figure 1.
GETTING TO KNOW YOUR WASHER
Figure 1 is an illustration of a typical Bosch washing
machine showing the location of the following:
1. Dispenser drawer
2.
Control panel
3.
Door
4.
Door handle
5.
Kick panel
6.
Rating plate
7,
“On/Or Button
8.
"Start" Button for starting a cycle
9-12. Additional functions
Enrrm® ®
13. “Delay Staif time selector
14. Spin speed selector
15. Cycle selector
16. Indicator for selected cycle
17. Display for “Delay Start" / remaining cycle
duration
18. “Door Locked" indicator light
19. Cycle progress indicator lights
20. Button indicator lights
BEFORE USING FOR THE FIRST TIME
Before beginning to use your washer for the first
time:
1. Check to make sure that the voltage on which
' the washer is to operate is the same as
shown on the rating plate.
2. Check to make sure that the water valve{s) to
the washer are open.
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It is recommended dial tiie first wash be run without
laundry, to remove any water left from the factory
tests. To perform this first wash the following steps
should be followed:
1. Check that the shipping bolts have been
removed. Check that water hoses are connected.
Check that drain hose is connected to drain
receptacle. Refer to installation instructions.
2. Open the water valve(s) to the washer.
3. Pull the dispenser drawer out.
4. Pour half a measunng cup of detergent into
compartment II (on the left-hand side). Do not
use a special detergent for délicates or woolens,
as these will create too much foam.
Note:
The “Door Locked" indicator light, see Figure 1, item
18, will become illuminated, whenever the door is
locked. The doo^locks automatically when water
enters the machine and remains securely locked
during running of cycle. Locking of the door is a
safety feature. Do not attempt to bypass this or any
other safety feature.
5. Press the ON/OFF button. The indicator light will
become illuminated and the indicator above the
“Start" button will begin to flash.
6. Set cycle selector to REGULAR/COTTON (5)
(Power Temp. Boost).
7. Press the "START" button,
8. The letters “CL" will be displayed in the
alphanumeric display when cycle ends, press the
“ON/OFF button to turn machine off.
GETTING STARTED
Below, in order to get started, you will find a summary
of how to operate the washing machine. Also refer to
the CYCLE SELECTION CHART. Table 1, for tabular
summary, with some typical cycles and steps used in
running the washer. For detailed instructions on
sorting, pre-treating stains see the foliowing section
titled BEFORE WASHING. For detailed instructions
on controls setting see the following section titled
OPERATION.
• Open Water valve(s)
Check water valve(s) and make sure they are
open.
• Load
Load the items into the washer.
• Close Door
Check the door seating area to make sure there
is nothing that will be caught between the door
acid the rubber seal when closing the door. Close
the door by pushing it shut firmly until it snaps
into place with an audible click.
Pull the dispenser drawer, see Figure 1, out as
far as it will go and add detergent and softener as
required. See following section titled USING THE
DISPENSER DRAWER.
Note: Do Not use liquid chlorine bleach in this
washer.
• Turn On the Washer
Press the “ON/OFF" button. The indicator light
will become illuminated and the indicator above
the “START button will begin to flash.
• Select Cycle
Set the cycle selector knob (item 15, figure 1) to
the cycle desired.
Please refer to the CYCLE SELECTION CHART,
Table 1, for descripfion/explanation of the wash
cycles (fabric type/wash temperature combinations)
as weil as an explanation of the special cycles. You
will also find, directly to the left of the Cycle Selector
window, see Figure 1, a table giving a short
description of the wash temperatures and SPECIAL
CYCLES available.
■ Select Spin Speed
The spin speed selector (item 14, figure 1) may
be left in the “normal" position, which is straight
up. The washer will then spin at the highest
speed allowed for the cycle selected. See
following secfion titled SPIN SPEED SELECTION
for detailed explanation of selection possibilities.
• Select Additional Functions (if desired)
See following section titled ADDITIONAL
FUNCTIONS.
• Press the “START” Button
The “START indicator light will become
illuminated and the washer will start. The
alphanumeric display will show the minutes
remaining in the cycle. When the cycle is
complete the letters “CL" appear in the display
and there will be an “END OF CYCLE" signal.
See following section titled ADDITIONAL
FUNCTIONS on information on how to set or turn
off the “END OF CYCLE" signal.
• Turn Off Washer
Depress the “ON/OFF” button.
• Close the Water Valve(s)
It is recommended, after completing washing for
the day, that the water valve(s) be closed.
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CYCLE SELECTION CHART
Fabric type
Recommen-
ded max.
load
Care
symbols
Wash Cycles
(fabric type/wash temperature
combinations)
Recommendation
Degree of soiling/
options
Press button
('Add. Function')
Approx, cycle
duration
in minutes^
special Cycles
Cotton/Linen
Permanent Press/
Delicates/Woolens
lo intemjpL end, or chanqe
1)^ Detergent dosing: 1 part for prewash, 3 parts for main wash
average load and can be shorter or longer in certain cases (e.g. in combination with other
Table 1.
11
Rinse/Spin
9
Spin
10
Soft Rinse/Spin
3
Soft Soin
7
Soak
6
Drain
X
Reset
select spin
speed or
Interval Spin
without / with
Intenral Spin
19/25
13/19
16/23
1 fv
120
2
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oycie indicator Ligms
The “Wash" and “Rinse/Spin" lights, refen’ed to as the
Cycle Indicator lights, serve to indicate the part of the
cycle in which, the washer is operating. Refer to
Figure 1 and Figure 2.
t-AbKH,/ l
D Machine Wash, Cottons
D Machine Wash, Permanent Press
Wash Rinse/Spin Door Locked
Start Pre
•
Figure 2.
wash
•
Quick
Wash
•
Rinse
Plus
•
Power
Wash
•
Cycle Countdown
Delay Start
Hours
•
BEFORE WASHING
PREPARE CLOTHES FOR WASHING
• Check popl^ts and cuffs. Make sure ail pockets
are empty, it is also recommend that all pockets
be turned inside out. Also, make sure that nothing
has been caught in the cuffs. A bobby pin, nail or
sharp object in a wash load can cause tears. A
crayon or tube of lipstick in a wash load can
cause stains.
• Mend holes and tears Small holes and tears
can become enlarged during a wash cycle. Mend
holes and tears before washing.
• Zip up zippers and secure all hooks Zippers
and hooks can catch on clothing in a wash load
and tear them.
• Check for color fastness Check care label or
immerse a section of the garment in warm or hot
soapy water and then wring out the water. If the
color bleeds (runs), wash the garment separately
in cold water,
SORT WASH LOAD
The laundry load should be sorted by color, fabric
type, care label and amount of soil. Do not wash
clothes in washing machine if the care labels says "Do
Not Wash" or the DO NOT WASH symbol, on
the care label. Always follow the care symbols. Some
typical care symbols and their meanings are listed
below:
U Machine Wash. Délicates
Hand Wash
tl
TEMPERATURES
G7 Cold
Warm
S Hot
Refer to the CYCLE SELECTION CHART, Table 1,
for more information. ’
Wash new colored items separately or with similarly
colored items. Always wash flourescent, or bright
colors serarately
LOAD THE WASHER
Mix large and small items in a load to get the best
results. Load the items loosely into the wash drum.
The bulk of the clothes, rather than the weight of the
load will determine the load size. Load sizes will vary.
Small and large items should be washed together to
create a balanced load. Do not hesitate to fill the
entire wash drum of the washer. It is recommended,
for best results, that the drum be loaded, by fabric
type, as follows:
Full Load - Cotton and Linens
Ji Load - Permanent Press, Synthetic Blends and
Poly Knits.
a Load - Woolens, Délicates. Silk
The term full load, above, means packing the drum
until it is filled with dry, unfolded clothes, without
packing it tightly. If necessary, use the SOAK cycle,
(7). for heavily soiled items.
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USING THE DISPENSER DRAWER
For the best washing result it is important to use the
correct amount of detergent and additives as called
for by the clothing manufacturer,
DETERGENT USE
It is recommended that low sudsing powdered or
liquid detergents be used that have been developed
for use with high efficiency, front-loading washers.
Powdered bleach can also be used in the dispenser.
Notes: 1. DO NOT use chlorine bleach in this
washer.
2. If it is necessary to use a detergent made
for top loading washers, to avoid
oversudsing, it is recohfimended that only
1/4 to 1/2 of the amount recommended by
the detergent manufacturer for top loading
washers be used. Using this lesser amount
may eject the cleaning performance. The
first tinie, start with 1/4 of the
recommended amount. Then, only if there
is a low level of sudsing and your clothes
are not getting clean, try a little more.
3, One of the features of Sensotronic Plus is
suds sensing. If excessive suds develop
during the wash cycle, this will be sensed
and an additional rinse cycle will
automatically be added. This added rinse
cycle will extend the total cycle time and
will be reflected in tiie Cycle Countdown
display.
WATER HARDNESS '
Water hardness information will nomially be provided
in grains (grains/U.S. gallon) or in PPM (parts per
million). Your local water department or utility or State
Extension Service should be able to advise you of the
hardness of your water.
It is recommended, for reference, that the indicator
arrow in the dispenser be set to show the water
hardness in your area. See Table 2.
Table of Water Hardness
Water
Hardness
Dispenser
Soft
1
Medium
2
Hard
3
Very
Hard
4
Setting
Grains per
0-3.5
3.6-7.0
7.1-10.5
10.6-H
US Gallon
Parts Per
0-60
61-120
121-180
180+
Million
(PPM)
Table 2.
Water should be soft enough to allow detergent to
remove soil effectively. You will find that the clothes
will be whiter and brighter when washed in soft water.
Hard water will not remove soil as well as soft water.
To get clothes clean in hard water use slightly more
detergent If you have hard water it can also be
softened by installing a mechanical water softener in
your home.
When using detergent recommended for high
effidency, front-loading washers, use only the amount
recommended by the detergent manufacturer:
• Use of too much detergent, as with use of
detergent developed for top loading washers,
could result in an oversudsing condition.
Oversudsing will result in a poor-washing result.
• Use of too little detergent will become noticeable
by a graying of the wash or a not properly
cleaned appearance; grey/brown stains form on
the wash; scale builds up on the heating
elements.
For smaller loads or less than normal soiling or soft
water reduce the amount of detergent used.
DISPENSER DRAWER
The dispenser drawer is located at the top left front of
the washer, see Figure 1 and Figure 3. Pull out the
dispenser as far as it will go. Also, upon loading the
dispenser it should be closed carefully (slowly) to
avoid mixing together of the detergent, softener or
other additives.
Figure 3.
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CLEANING section in Uiis manual.
There are three separate compartments within the
drawer
Main Wash Detergent Compartment
(marked "iron the left)
The compartment marked “li" holds the detergent that
is to be dispensed during ttie main wash. This
compartment may also be used to dispense
powdered bleach.
There is an adjustable insert in the Tl" compartment
that may be set for the type and amount of detergent
to be used.
“T“'' “““"■a ----•a'-... .u u.w wuijjaiuiiciii.
to avoid spilling detergent into the fabric softener
compartment. Detergent vwll thicken fabric softener
making it gummy, which could clog the tubing within
the washer.
* For liquid detergents
Puli the insert as far to the front as it will go and
press downwards, See Figure 6. When pressed
downwards the arrow on the insert wilt angle forward
so that it is positioned to point towards the liquid
detergent symbol |gj.
• For powder detergents
For small amounts of powdered and concentrated
(“ultra") detergents, position the insert towards ttie
front of the compartment, see Figure 4; for large
amounts of detergent, push the insert to the back of
the compartment, see Rgure 5 (the factory setting).
Then position the insert s^at the arrow on the
insert points towards the ||H symbol.
Note; If the delayed start feature is going to be used
it is not recommended that liquid detergents
be used in the dispenser. Liquid detergents
can thicken overtime and eventually clog
tubing if left standing for extended periods. If
liquid detergent is desired when using the
time delay feature, use a special dispenser,
for liquid detergents, such as a plastic ball.
Prewash/Soak Detergent Compartment
(marked “I" on the right)
The compartment marked “I” holds the detergent that
is to be dispensed during prewash or soaking.
Pour the detergent or soaking agent into the "I”
compartment of the dispenser drawer, if soaking
please refer to the following section titled
OPERATION.
This comparttnent may also be used to dispense
starch to the washing, see section Extra Rinse/Extra
Soft Rinsing (and Starching), under the OPERATION
section of this manual.
Fabric Softener Compartment
(marked in the middle)
The middle compartment is where fabric softener to
be added in the final rinse should be placed.
Place fabric softener in the center compartment,
before starting the washer. Do not fill beyond the
MAX mark. Adding more than the MAX level
indicated could result in premature dispensing of the
softener or additive and possible staining of the
fabrics in the washer. DO NOT pour fabric softener
directly on the wash load.
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OPERATION
TIPS ON SAVING ENERGY and WATER
To save energy and water
• Do not use PREWASH for lightly to normally
soiled items.
• For lightly soiled items use “QUICK WASH".
• Soak heavily soiled items.
• Wash using maximum recommended loads.
Once the water valve(s) have been opened, washer
has been loaded and dispenser drawer filled the
washer is ready to be started.
IMMEDIATE START:
I. Close the door of the washer making sure
that the door latches closed.
II.
Press the “ON/OFF” button (Figure 7, below).
The "ON/QFF” indicator light will become
illuminated and the “START’ indicator light
will begin to flash.
CYCLE SELECTION
It is easy to make cycle selections vwth the Bosch
washer. Simply turn the cycle selector knob to one of
the selections listed on the dial. The washer offers 12
standard wash cycles, combinations of 4 fabric types
and 5 wash temperature settings as well as 6 Special
Cycles. The selections are descriptive of the type of
wash that is to be cleaned or provide special control
features to allow manual operation of the washer in
the modes desired; such as, spinning, soaking or
draining.
Directly to the left of the Cycle Selector window you
will find a table, see Figure 9, that as a reminder,
provides a brief description of the meaning of the
numbers listed on the cycle selector knob:
Special Cycles
11 Rinse/Spin
10 Soft Rinse/Spin
9 Spin
8 Soft Spin
7 Soak
6 Drain
Wash Temperatures
5 Power Temp Boost
4 Temperature Boost
3 Hot
2 Warm
1 Cold
III. Use the Cycle Selector, see Figure 8, to select
the cycle desired. The cycle length, in minutes,
will be displayed in the "Cycle Countdown”
alphanumeric display.
Additional Spin Speed Cycle
Functions
Figure 8.
____
Selector Selector Knnh
Figure 9.
STANDARD WASH CYCLES
4 Fabric Types:
1. Regutar/Cotton
The cotton settings are intended to be used for
sturdy, hard wearing items made from cotton or
linen, such as:
♦ Play clothes 4 Towels
♦ Work clothes ^ Jeans
♦ Sheets 4 T-shirts, etc.
For best results when cleaning heavily soiled
items use the PREWASH additional function.
Refer to the care label on the clothing for settings
to use. In general, the POWER TEMP BOOST
(5) setting is recommended for sturdy whites and
diapers. While TEMPERATURE BOOST (4)
would normally be used for colorfast cotton and
linens. The (3), (2) and (1) settings save energy
when cleaning lightly soiled cotton. The cold (1)
setting is recommended for very bright coloreds
that are lightly soiled. Using the hottest
temperature safe for the fabric will usually provide
best cleaning results.
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The Permanent Press settings are intended to be
used with permanent press items and items
made from cotton, synthetic or blended fabrics
and outer garments, such as:
4 Dress shirts
4 Dress pants
♦ Poly/cotton blend clothing
♦ Clothes requiring a special tumble sequence
and spin speed to minimize wrinkling,
3. Délicates
The Délicates settings are intended for use with
delicate easy care items made from cotton,
synthetic or blended fabrics and curtains. During
these cycles, no spinning takes place between
the rinsing cycles.
4. Hand Washables
The Hand VVashables settings are intended for
very delicatë easy care items that usually require
hand washing. These cycles have been
specifically designed to provide extremely gentle
treatment of fabrics. All woolens or other items
marked with the "Hand Wash" symbol, Q on the
care label can be safely washed in this cycle.
5 Wash Temperature Settings
The numbers 5-thru-1 assodated with the
STANDARD WASH CYCLES provide a reference to
the wash temperatures available:
Power Temp Boost (5) - 161*F (71 *C)
This is the highest temperature setting. The water
temperature is raised to approximately 161T (71’C).
Temperature Boost (4) - 140'F (60'C)
Hot (3) - 122T (50'C)
Warm (2) - 95‘F (35X).
Cold (1) - 60*F (15*C).
Numbers 6>thru-11
The numbers 6-thru-11 are explained betow in the
section titled SPECIAL CYCLES.
IV. Use the Spin Speed Selector, see Figure 10,
to set the speed desired.
NORMAL (straight up) Position
The NORMAL position is the straight up position.
When set at the NORMAL position the maximum spin
speed will not exceed the values shown in table 3. It
is possible to set the spin speed to a lower level than
shown in table 3 to limit the speed; for example, in
cases where very delicate items are being washed.
Maximum Spin Speed
Cycle
Regular/Cottons
Permanent Press &
Hand Washables
Délicates
Spin & Rinse/Spin
Soft Rinse &
Soft Rinse/Spin
Table 3.
Note: One of the features of Sensotronic Plus is
the sensing of unbalanced loads. If
Sensotronic Plus detects an unbalanced load
it will automatically interrupt the spin cycle to
redistribute the clothes. If the load cannot be
distributed evenly, the maximum spin speed
will automatically be reduced.
Interval Spin
When set for INTERVAL SPIN the wash is spun more
gently and loosened in several stages. In INTERVAL
SPIN cycle, time will be extended for up to 10
minutes. Maximum spin speeds of cycles when spin
is set for INTERVAL SPIN are also shown in Table 3,
above.
Normal
1200
800
600
1200
800
INTERVAL SPIN
800
800
600
800
800
SPIN SPEED SELECTION
The spin speed selector knob provides an easy
method of selecting the drum spin speeds, Interval
Spin or No Final Spin.
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No Final Spin
When in NO FiNAL SPiN the water wili not be spun
out at the end of ttie cycle. The wash is left with №ie
water from the final rinse. The drum will spin the
wash between rinses. Use tfiis setting to avoid setting
wrinkles, when the clothing cannot be taken out of
ttie washer immediately upon completion of the cycle.
V. Set Additional Functions, see Figure 13 if
desired. ' '
ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS
The STANDARD WASH CYCLES are suitable for
most wash conditions that one may encounter,
however, for those special situations there are’four
ADDITIONAL FUNCTION" keys located between the
“START and “DELAY START HOURS" buttons on
the control panel of the washer, see Figure 13 below.
Note: When in NO FINAL SPIN, the washer stops
and displays “CL" in the display, but the door
cannot be opened. To finish the wash load and
enable opening of the door there are two
choices:
1. If you desire the wash to be spun dry: set
the spin speed indicator to speed desired or
INTERVAL SPIN and depress the “START
button. The wash will then be spun dry and
upon completion the door will be able to be
opened.
R)RM/Spln DoorLodw)
Pre-
Quick
wash
Wash
»
•
Rinse
Plus
•
Power
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The ADDITIONAL FUNCTION keys can be chosen to
be used with the cycle selected with the cycle
selector knob and also can be combined with one
another for use with the selected cycle. The indicator
light above the additional function key will become
illuminated to show that it has been selected These
ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS are as follows:
Prewash
Recommended for garments that are heavily soiled or
stained, work clothes, overalls, etc. The Prewash
temperature is 30'C. When using Prewash, place X
of the detergent in the Prewash compartment of the
dispenser drawer (compartment marked “1", on the
right).
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2. If you desire to have the wash remain wet:
set the cycle selector to DRAIN (6) and
depress the “START button. The water will
then be pumped from the washer and the
door will be able to be opened.
Note: In order to protect the very delicate and
woolen fibers, Prewash will not function if a
Hand Washable cycle is selected.
Quick Wash
If the degree of soiling is light, this function may be
selected to save time and energy. With this function
selected the cycle time for DELICATES and HAND
WASHABLES will only be 30 minutes.
Rinse Plus
When this button is depressed, an additional rinsing
cycle will be added to the selected cycle.
Power Wash
Recommended for heavily soiled and or stained
items. Particularly recommended when trying to
remove protein stains. Wash time is extended by
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drum with POWER WASH selected. The washer then
heats the water to the selected wash temperature. By
raising the temperature from cold through to the set
temperature all components of the detergent are
activated in stages for best stain removal and
cleaning results.
TYPICAL CYCLES
If there is still some question as to how the Bosch
washer is set for various washing duties refer to
Table 1, CYCLE SELECTION CHART and go through
the step by step suggestions and re-read the
OPERATION section. This will usually clear-up any
remaining questions.
Note: Water Level: Another aspect of the
Sensotronic Pius system is the load sensor
that will automatically adjust the water level in
the Boscti washer to accommodate the type
and sizé Of load.
VI. Press the “START’ button. The “START"
indicator light will stop flashing and become
illuminated, the washer will start, the “Door
Locked” light will become illuminated and
the washer will continue to the end of the
selected cycle. The cycle indicator lights will
display the cycle that is running and the
"Cycle Countdown” alphanumeric display
will indicate the estimated time remaining
until the cycle ends. See Figure 14.
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displayed in the alphanumeric display may
therefore change to accommodate the
change in a sensed condition; such as
unbalanced load, excessive suds,
extremely large or small loads, etc,
2. The Bosch washer will often start and stop
while operating as it changes drum rotation
direction and makes various checks and
adjustments to accommodate the load. This
stopping and starting is normal.
VII.
At the end of the cycle the washer will stop
the letters “CL” will be displayed in the ’
alphanumeric display and there will be an
"End of Cycle" signal.
“End of Cycle” Signal
The washer leaves the factory with the “End Of
Cycle" signal turned on and set to the loudest
position. To reset the “End of Cycle" signal to a lower
level, or turn it off completely;
Before the beginning or after the end of a cycle
depress and hold in the “PREWASH" button. After
approximately 3 seconds the signal will begin to
sound. The volume level of the sound may be
changed by holding the button in until desired volume
level or “OFF" setting is reached. The setting will be
stored for future use until altered.
VIII. If you have the speed selector set to “NO
FINAL SPIN” the letters "CL" will be
displayed, but the “Door Locked" light wilt
be on and the door will be locked. To bring
the cycle to the point where the door can be
opened you must perform one of the
following steps:
1. The wash must first be spun out, by
setting the speed selector to the desired
spin speed or "INTERVAL SPIN”,
or,
2. The water in the wash must be drained by
setting the cycle selector to DRAIN (6).
Notes: 1. The Bosch washer’s Sensotronic Plus, a
sophisticated sensor technology package,
will constantly monitor, control and optimize
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IX. Turn off washer by depressing the “ON/OFT"
button.
X Open the door, remove the wash load and
leave the door slightly open to allow the
inside of the washer to dry after each use.
XI. Remove any foreign objects from the drum
seal that may have come to rest there during
running of the washer. Otherwise there is
risk of sharp object or other item that may
rust being left on the seal and damaging it.
XII. Close the water valve(s). If you have
completed washing for the day close the
water valve(s)
DELAYED START:
The start of the washing cycle can be delayed up
to 19 hours, in ^-hour increments. Perform the
same steps I through V as described above under
the heading “IMMEDIATE START’, but instead of
depressing the “START” button proceed as
follows:
XIII. Press “DELAY START HOURS” button, see
figure 15. The alphanumeric display above
the button will display “1h" indicating that a
one hour delay has been selected. Press the
DELAY START HOURS” button as many
times as necessary, or hold it in, to display
the number of hours delay desired.
A small dot will flash on and off, in lower right
hand comer of display, to indicate the washer is
counting down from the set time. The washer
will count down in one-hour increments and will
start once the indicated delay has past.
Notes: 1. The delay time may be altered or cancelled
at anytime, before the washer starts, by
depressing the “DELAY START HOURS"
button and holding it in. Then either hold it
in until the new desired delay time appears
or, until the display passes "19". If held in
past the “19" being displayed the start time
is cancelled and will display the cycle
duration time as soon as the button is
released. Press the “DELAY START
HOURS" button again to begin the delay
setting again in one hour increments.
2. The door may be opened after the delayed
start time has been set to add more wash
until the washer starts.
3. To start the washer immediately even
though the delay start has been set simply
press the “Start" button.
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When the cycle ends the steps for DELAYED
START are again the same as for IMMEDIATE
START. See steps VII through XII, above.
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To interrupt the cycle after the washer has begun,
simply depress the "ON/OFF button. The machine
will stop. The machine will restart approximately from
the point where it was turned off when the ‘ON/OFF
button is again depressed.
To end a cycle that has begun:
> Set the cycle selector to any of the “X" settings,
see Figure 16. The indicator light above the
“START" button will begin to flash.
Note: The “X” setting that appears a number of times
on the cycle selector knob is the reset position.
This setting is used to reset the programming.
> Depress the “START" button.
> Set the cycle selector to a SPIN (8) or SOFT
SPIN (9) or DRAIN (6) cycle.
> Depress the “Start” button. The washer will spin
dry and drain or just drain and “CL" will appear in
the alphanutneric display when done. The washer
door can then be opened and the wash removed,
if you wish to change the cycle after it has begun:
> Turn the cycle selector to “X" The indicator light
above the “START" button will begin to flash.
> Depress the “START button.
> Turn the Cycle selector to the cycle desired.
> Depress the “START button.
> The new cycle will begin.
Notes: 1. Do not add more detergent as the water in
the machine has not been pumped out
2. If the washer is intenupted during “Wash“,
“Spin", or Drain" selection the clothes will
not be rinsed and Üiere may be soap
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You can add clothes to the wash load as long as the
"Wash" indicator light is illuminated.
• Depress the “On/Off" button.
• Wait until the “Door Locked" indicator light goes
off.
• Open the door and add clothes.
• Close the door by pushing it shut firmly until it
snaps into place with an audible click.
• Depress the "On/or button. The machine will
restart approximately at the point where it was
turned off.
SPECIAL CYCLES
Rinse/Spin (11) & Soft Rinse/Spin (10) (and
Starching)
A separate rinsing cycle followed by spinning. Used
for rinsing individual items that have been washed by
hand, for starching, or for flushing detergent residue
from the washer after too much detergent has been
used. The Soft Rinse/Spin (10) is specially designed
for permanent press and delicate items.
To use these settings for rinsing (includes
spinning):
1. Place the wash to be rinsed in the washer.
2. Pour fabric softener into the fabric softener
compartment (the middle compartment in the
dispenser drawer, marked ^), if desired.
3. Depress the “On/OfT button.
4. Set the cycle selector to RINSE/SPIN (11) or
SOFT RINSE/SPIN (10).
5. Set the spin speed selector to a specific speed, or
INTERVAL SPIN, or NO FINAL SPIN, if desired.
6. Depress the “START button. The indicator light
for “Rinse/Spin”, in the cycle progress indicator
will become illuminated.
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The cycle will end automatically after the spin cycle,
unless NO FINAL SPIN has been selected. If NO
FINAL SPIN was selected, refer to page 12 for
information on how to end the cycle and enable
opening of the door.
To use these settings for starching:
1. Place the washing to be starched into the
washer. The washing should not have been
treated with fabric softener.
2. Dissolve sufficient starch for 4 gallons (15 litres)
of water (being sure to observe the starch
manufacturer’s instructions) in a quart (1 litre) of
water.
3. Depress the “ON/OFF” button.
4. Set the cycle selector to RINSE/SPIN (11) or
SOFT RINSE/SPIN (10).
5. Set the spin speed selector to a specific speed,
or INTERVAL SPIN, or NO FINAL SPIN.
6. Depress theCSTART button. The indicator light
for "Rinse/Spin", in the cycle progress indicator
will become illuminated and the time of the cycle
will appear in the “Cycle Countdown”
alphanumeric display.
7. When the water begins to flow Into the washer,
pull out the dispenser drawer slightly and pour
the starch solution Into the prewash compartment
(compartment marked “I", on the right).
8. Close the dispenser drawer.The cycle will end
automatically after the spin cycle, unless NO
FINAL SPIN has been selected. If NO FINAL
SPIN was selected, refer to page 12 for
information on how to end the cycle and enable
opening of the door.
7 Soak
The Soak setting is used to pre-treat heavily stained
items:
1. Only items of the same color should be soaked in
a single load.
2. Pour the soaking agent into Prewash
compartment (compartment “I", on the right).
3. Depress the “ON/OFP button.
4. Set the cycle selector to 7 SOAK.
5. Depress the “START button. The indicator light
for Washing in the cycle progress indicator will
become illuminated.
The Soak cycle lasts 2 hours. All the water is pumped
out, without a spin. The clothes remain wet. A rinse
cycle can be selected to remove the soak water from
the wash. You may. as well, without soaked clothes
being rinsed first, select desired wash cycle.
6 Drain
The DRAIN setting is used to pump water out of the
washer, without spinning, for example after the NO
FINAL SPIN selection has ended the cycle.
Soft Spin (8) & Spin (9)
These setting selections are used to spin individual
items of laundry. The SOFT SPIN (8) is performed at
a lower speed for permanent press and delicate
items. Maximum spin speeds of different cycles and
for INTERVAL SPIN setting are shown in Table 3,
page 11.
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