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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
MOBILITY WHEELS
(for UK only)
Depending on model, your washing machine is
provided with mobility wheels.
You will find these wheels in the accessory kit supplied
with the machine, or you can order them from our
After-Sales Service.
MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS
Tilt the machine forward.
1.
Loosen the two rear feet.
2.
Insert the wheels as close as possible to the
3.
screw (1).
Tighten the screw completely (2).
4.
Put the machine in an upright position.
5.
Adjust the front feet making sure that the machine
6.
is completely level with the floor.
: Levelling is extremely important to avoid any
Note
risk of instability and vibrations.
1
2
MOVING THE MACHINE
Open the door of the machine.
1.
Lift the machine by 1 or 2 cm (3).
2.
Push or pull the machine according to your need.
3.
3
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
1) ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
“Warning - this appliance must be earthed”
This appliance is normally supplied with a mains
lead having a plug fitted in the factory which has
been checked for correct earth continuity.
If the fitted plug is not suitable for your socket
outlet, or if the machine’s mains lead is not fitted
with a plug, you should fit a suitable new, good
quality plug by following the instructions in (2)
below.
Any unsuitable plug should be cut off and
disposed of in order to avoid a possible shock
hazard should it be inserted into a socket.
2) CONNECTION TO A REWIRABLE PLUG - to be
carried out only by a qualified electrician
The wires in the mains lead are coloured in
accordance with the following code:
BLUE - “NEUTRAL” (“N”)
BROWN - “LIVE” (“L”)
GREEN AND YELLOW - “EARTH” (“E”)
To fit a new plug, proceed as follows:
2.1Polarized Plugs (e.g. 3 pin, 13 amp plug
conforming to BS 1363A)
a.
The GREEN AND YELLOW wire must be
connected to the terminal in the plug which is
marked with the letter “E” or by the Earth
symbol or coloured yellow or green and
yellow.
b.
The BLUE wire must be connected to the
terminal which is marked with the letter “N” or
coloured black.
c.
The BROWN wire must be connected to the
terminal which is marked with the letter “L” or
coloured red.
2.2Non-polarized plugs (e.g. 2 pin with side
earth contact)
The wire which is coloured GREEN AND
YELLOW must be connected to the earth
contact. The other two wires should be
connected to the two pins, irrespective of colour.
3) FUSE REPLACEMENT
If the mains lead of this appliance is fitted with a
BS 1363A 13 amp fused plug, replace the fuse
only with an A.S.T.A. approved type conforming
to BS 1362 and proceed as follows:
1.
Remove the fuse cover (A) and the fuse (B).
2.
Fit the replacement 13 A fuse into the fuse
cover.
3.
Refit both into the plug.
For all other types of plug, the supply socket
should be protected by a 16 A fuse or circuit
breaker at the distribution board.
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
DRAIN HOSE
Drain hose connection to water outlet.
•
Unhook the drain hose from the left clip;
1.
see arrow A in Fig. 1.
Important:
Do NOT loosen the drain hose connection;
see arrow B in Fig. 1, otherwise there is the risk of
leakage (danger of scalding with hot water).
Fit the drain hose either to the siphon or hook it
2.
over the edge of a sink or bath tub with the “U”
bend (Fig. 1). Small hand basins are not suitable.
Minimum drain height: 70 cm.
3.
Maximum U-bend drain height: 125 cm.
If you need to add an extension, use a flexible
4.
hose of the same type and secure the union with
screw-on hose clips. Maximum overall drain hose
length 2.5 m.
Important
Make sure that there are no kinks in the drain hose run
and take precautions against it falling while the
appliance is running (Fig. 2).
Fig. 1
CONNECTION TO THE MAINS
Observe local utility company regulations.
•
The connection must be made with a correctly
•
installed, earthed and insulated socket.
The system must be earthed.
•
The manufacturer declines all responsibility for
injury to persons or pets and damage to property
caused by disregarding the above instructions.
The data concerning voltage, consumption and
•
necessary fuse are supplied on the inside of the
appliance door.
The mains connection cable may only be replaced
•
by a qualified electrician.
The appliance conforms to European safety
•
regulations, EC directive 93/68/EWG and
EN 60555.
Do not use extension leads or multiplugs.
•
Min 70 cm
Max 125 cm
Fig. 2
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
WATER SUPPLY
Water supply: only cold water.
•
Tap: 3/4” threaded hose connector.
•
Water pressure (mains pressure):
•
10-100 N/cm2 (1-10 bar).
For Great Britain and Ireland only
Water inlet: hot and cold fill. The warm water inlet
•
temperature must not exceed 60°C.
INLET HOSE(S)
If the inlet hose is already fitted to the rear panel
Note:
on the appliance, ignore points 1 and 4.
Remove the inlet hose from the drum.
1.
Fit the mesh filter supplied in the thread between
2.
the straight end of the inlet hose(s) and the tap(s).
Carefully screw the straight end of the inlet hose(s)
3.
to the tap(s) by hand.
Screw the curved end of the hose to the appliance
4.
taking care that the hose is not kinked.
Turn the tap(s) on fully and check that the joints at
5.
the washing machine and the tap(s) are watertight.
If the hose is not long enough, replace it with a
•
suitable length of pressure-resistant hose
(approved under EN 500 65 to withstand a
minimum of 10 bar).
Check the hose regularly for brittleness and cracks
•
and replace if necessary.
The washing machine may be connected without a
•
non-return valve.
Observe any special local regulations regarding
•
connection to the water supply.
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
INSTALLATION
Install the appliance on a solid and level floor
•
surface, preferably in a corner of the room.
Make sure that all four feet are resting firmly on
•
the floor and check that the appliance is perfectly
level (use a spirit level).
If the floor is uneven, adjust the levelling feet as
•
required (do not insert pieces of wood, cardboard
etc. under the feet).
Slacken the locknut using the spanner supplied.
1.
Adjust the height of the foot, turning it by hand.
2.
Tighten the locknut anticlockwise towards the
3.
washing machine.
If the appliance is to be installed on a wooden floor,
•
distribute the weight by placing it on a 60 x60 cm
sheet of plywood at least 3 cm in thickness. Secure
the plywood sheet to the floor.
2
1
3
BUILD-UNDER / WORKTOP
The appliance must be installed only under a
fitted, continuous kitchen worktop.
The appliance must only be built under using the
built under set UBS.
Unplug the appliance from the mains.
•
Unscrew the worktop fixing screws from the rear
1.
of the appliance.
Slide the worktop fully backward and lift it
2.
upwards to remove.
Install the cover panel following the relative
instructions.
Refit the fixing screws and tighten them.
3.
BUILD-UNDER OPENING DIMENSIONS
Width 600 mm
Height 825 mm
Depth 600 mm
WARNING:
Only plug the machine into the mains power socket
after you have fitted the cover panel or the machine
worktop.
1
2
3
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
TRANSIT BOLTS
The appliance is fitted with transit bolts to prevent
internal damage while it is being moved.
Before using the appliance the transit bolts MUST
be removed (Fig. 1).
Slacken the bolts with the spanner supplied (Fig. 2).
1.
Unscrew the bolts by hand.
2.
Hold each bolt head and pull the bolts complete
3.
with red plastic spacer through the wide part of the
holes.
Close the holes with the provided plastic caps.
4.
Fit the caps in the direction indicated by the arrow
in the large opening and slide them into the narrow
slot until they sit properly (Fig. 3).
Keep the transit bolts for future use.
5.
Note
Fit the transit bolts before transporting the appliance as
follows:
Pry up the plastic caps with a screwdriver, slide
1.
them out against the direction indicated with the
arrow and remove them.
Fit the transit bolts by following the above
2.
procedure in reverse order.
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
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Fig. 3
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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
The appliance will not switch on.
•
Power plug properly inserted in mains
socket?
•
Mains fuse OK?
•
Power failure?
•
Tap turned on? Is water coming through?
•
Door closed? Child safety device activated?
•
Programme selected?
•
ON/OFF button pressed?
No water or insufficient water supply.
•
Tap turned on completely?
•
Kink in water hose?
•
Water hose filter clogged? (See “Care and
Maintenance”).
•
Water hose frozen up?
Waste water not pumped out.
•
Drain hose installed correctly? (See
“Installation Instructions”).
•
Filter clogged? (See “Removing the Filter /
Draining Residual Water”).
•
Drain hose frozen up?
•
Is the rinse hold button pressed?
Detergent and additive product residues in
detergent drawer at end of wash.
•
Siphon installed correctly?
•
Siphon clogged?
•
Not enough water delivered? (See above).
•
Also see “Detergent and Additives” and
“Care and Maintenance”.
Machine vibrates during spin cycle.
•
Machine perfectly horizontal with all four feet
on ground? (See “Installation Instructio ns”).
•
Transit bolts removed? The transit bolts must
be removed before the machine is used (see
“Installation Instructions”).
Final spin results are poor.
•
Pump impeller obstructed? (See “Removing
the Filter / Draining Residual Water”).
•
Wash consists of a single heavy/large size
article (bathrobe, etc.)? If this is the case the
wash machine may detect load imbalance
and activate the spin cycle at reduced speed.
In this case add further garments and repeat
the spin cycle.
•
If this happens several times in a row, the
spin is run at reduced speed or if the
imbalance is too great is not run at all.
•
If the load is too wet at the end of the
programme, add further garments and run a
new spin cycle.
AFTER-SALES SERVICE
Before contacting After-Sales Service:
1.
Try to remedy the problem (see
“Troubleshooting Guide”).
2.
Restart the programme to see if the fault is
repeated.
3.
If the malfunction persists, call After-Sales
Service and specify:
•
The nature of the problem.
•
The exact model of the appliance.
•
The service code
(number after the word SERVICE).
The After-Sales Service sticker is on the
inside of the door.
•
Your full address.
•
Your telephone number and area code.
•
The After-Sales Service telephone number
and address can be found in the warranty or
on application to the retailer.
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CARE AND MAINTENANCE
APPLIANCE EXTERIOR AND CONTROL
PANEL
Clean using normal household detergent (do
•
not use abrasive products).
Dry with a soft cloth.
•
DETERGENT DRAWER
Disengage the drawer by pressing down the
1.
release lever and extract it.
Remove the inserts (the siphon from the
2.
softener compartment the siphon from the
chlorine bleach compartment and the
coloured insert for liquid detergent).
Wash all the parts under running water.
3.
Reposition the inserts, fit in the drawer until it
4.
locks.
DOOR SEAL
Clean with a damp cloth when necessary.
•
Check the seal folds for foreign bodies
•
periodically.
WATER HOSE MESH FILTER
Check and clean periodically
•
Turn off the tap(s).
1.
Unscrew the hose(s) from the tap(s).
2.
Remove the mesh filter and clean it.
3.
Refit the filter and screw the hose conn ection
4.
to the tap.
1
2
Unscrew the hose(s) from the machine.
5.
Remove the filter from the washing machine
6.
with pliers and clean it.
Replace the filter and screw the hose
7.
connection back on to the machine.
Turn on the tap(s) and ensure that the
8.
connections are completely water-tight.
2
APPLIANCE FILTER
Check the filter at least two or three times a
•
year and clean if necessary (see “Removing
the Filter”).
CHILD SAFETY DEVICE
To prevent improper use of the machine, turn the
plastic screw on the inside of the appliance door
with the thick, rounded edge of the coloured
insert from the detergent dispenser or with a
coin.
Vertical Slot - Safety position: door cannot
1.
lock into place.
Horizontal Slot - Normal position: door can be
2.
closed as before.
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REMOVING THE FILTER / DRAINING RESIDUAL WATER
WHEN TO REMOVE THE FILTER / DRAIN
RESIDUAL WATER
Check and clean the filter at least 2 or 3 times a
•
year.
When the appliance does not drain or spin
•
properly.
When the pump is blocked by an object (buttons,
•
coins, safety pins).
Important:
water has cooled.
REMOVING THE FILTER
Switch off the appliance (press the “ON/OFF”
1.
button).
Open the filter cover with the coloured insert from
2.
the detergent drawer.
Place a tub or container beneath it.
3.
Slowly turn the filter anticlockwise until its handle is
4.
vertical without unscrewing it completely.
Wait until all the water has drained.
5.
Now unscrew the filter completely and remove it.
6.
Remove any foreign material from the filter.
7.
Check that the pump rotor moves freely.
8.
Insert the filter and screw it in clockwise until it
9.
locks (until the grip is horizontal).
Close the cover.
10.
Pour 1/2 litre of water into the detergen t drawer to
11.
reactivate the Eco system.
Some models have no filter, since they are fitted
with a self-cleaning pump.
Before draining, make sure that the
2
4
8
6
WHEN TO DRAIN RESIDUAL WATER
When transporting (moving) the machine.
•
If there is danger of freezing in the installation
•
room. In this case the machine should be drained
after every wash.
DRAINING RESIDUAL WATER
The residual water drain hose (if provided) is located
in the machine plinth.
Lift the cover upwards with light pressure.
1.
Pull out the hose by about 15 cm (6 inches). Pull
2.
off its endcap.
Let the water drain into a flat container until the
3.
flow stops.
Close the drain hose and replace it.
If your washing machine is not provided with a drain
hose in the plinth, to drain the residual water please
follow the instructions given in the chapter “Removing
the Filter”.
1
3
2
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SELECTING THE PROGRAMME
AND SPECIAL OPTIONS / PROGRAMME START
SELECTING THE PROGRAMME
(See also the separate programme chart and
consumption data)
For appliances WITH temperature
A
selector knob
Turn the programme selector knob
1.
clockwise to the desired programme.
Set the temperature knob to the desired
2.
temperature.
For appliances WITHOUT temperature
B
selector knob
Turn the programme selector knob clockwise to
the programme with the desired temperature.
PRESS THE DESIRED SPECIAL OPTION
BUTTON
(Depending on model, see also the separate
programme chart).
Spin speed reduction button
Press this button to reduce the spin speed.
•
No spin button
Press this button to exclude the spin function
•
from the programme.
Rinse hold/Spin delay button
The laundry remains in the last rinse water
•
without being spun, to avoid heavy creasing.
Especially suitable for the “Synthetic” or
•
“Delicate” programmes, if the laundry is not
to be unloaded immediately after the en d of
the programme.
Stopping Rinse hold
Press the Rinse hold button again; the load
will be spun according to the selected
programme.
Lightly soiled/Half load button
Reduces water consumption, above all
•
during the rinse.
Especially suitable for lightly soiled or small
•
loads (reduce the detergent quantity ).
Cold wash button
The water is used at the water supply
•
temperature.
A
B
Intensive rinse button
This function is especially suitable in areas
•
with extremely soft water, for baby clothes
and to help people with allergies.
In the rinsing cycle approx. 10 l more water
•
are used.
This special function is recommended for the
•
95°C “Cotton” and 60°C “Synthetic”
programmes, since in this way the wash
water is cooled before drainage.
95°C Cotton
This function can be selected in the “Cotton”
•
programme.
Suitable for fabrics with this symbol on the
•
label.
Recommended only for heavily soiled
•
laundry.
PROGRAMME START
Plug in the appliance.
1.
Turn on the water supply tap.
2.
Press the “ON/OFF” button.
3.
DOOR LOCK / PROGRAMME END / PROGRAMME RESELECTION
Wait for the door to unlock (about 2 minutes).
DOOR LOCK
The door locks automatically after the
programme start until the end of the programme.
PROGRAMME END
The programme sequence indicator is at “Stop”.
•
Press the “ON/OFF” button.
1.
Cancel the special options by pressing the
2.
appropriate buttons.
Turn the water supply tap(s) off.
3.
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4.
Open the door and unload the machine.
5.
Do not fully close the door but leave it ajar
Note:
to allow the drum to dry out.
PROGRAMME RESELECTION
Press the “ON/OFF” button.
1.
Select the new programme, temperature and
2.
relative options.
Press the “ON/OFF” button.
3.
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DETERGENT AND ADDITIVES
FILLING THE DETERGENT AND
ADDITIVES
Pull out the detergent drawer. The drawer will
1.
have three or four chambers depending on
the model.
Filling the detergent
2.
Programmes with pre- and main
•
wash.
Main wash programme without
•
prewash.
When using liquid detergent,
extract the coloured insert from the
drawer and put it in the
compartment . The insert has a
scale to make dosing easier.
Add fabric softeners and
•
conditioners (no further than the
“Max” mark (three chamber
models) or the “100 ml” mark (four
chamber models).
Fill chlorine bleach only to the
•
“Max” mark (if model is suited to its
use).
Stain remover
•
Water softener
•
(water hardness class 4)
Starching
•
Dissolve/dilute the starch, powder
or liquid, in approximately 1 litre of
water in a container. Load the
machine, close the door, select
“Rinse and Spin” and start. Once
the machine has started filling, pour
the dissolved starch into detergent
dispenser chamber . Flush the
chamber straight away by adding
about half a liter of water.
Slide the drawer in until it clicks shut.
3.
Notes:
When using highly concentrated detergents,
•
use the detergent ball provided with the
detergent and place it directly in the drum to
avoid dispensing problems (for programmes
without pre-wash only).
For programmes with prewash: liquid
•
detergents can be used for the prewash.
For the main wash then a powder detergent
has to be used.
Dose the correct amount of concentrated
•
fabric softener and dilute with water up to the
maximum level marked in the softener
compartment.
Detergent drawer with 3 chambers.
Detergent drawer with 4 chambers.
DYEING AND BLEACHING
Dyeing:
usually consist of a dye colour, fixing agent and
salt.
Pour the dye colour, fixing agent and salt directly
into the empty drum, and only then load the
laundry.
Commercially available products
Only use products designed for use in
•
washing machines.
Follow the manufacturer’s instructions.
•
Plastic and rubber components of the
•
machine can be stained by dyes or bleaches.
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DETERGENT AND ADDITIVES
CHOOSING THE RIGHT DETERGENT
The type of detergent depends on
the type of fabric (cottons, synthetics,
•
delicates, wool)
Use only specific detergents for
Note:
washing wool.
colour
•
wash temperature
•
degree and type of soiling
•
Note:
Whitish residues on dark fabrics are due to
•
the insoluble water softeners in modern
phosphate-free detergents. If this occurs,
shake or brush out the fabric or use liquid
detergents.
Keep detergents and additives in a s afe, dry
•
place out of the reach of children.
Use only detergent and fabric conditioner
•
specifically produced for automatic domestic
washing machines.
When using water softeners, descaling
•
agents, dyes or bleaches, make sure that
they are suitable for use in domestic washing
machines.
Do not use solvents in the machine (e.g.
•
turpentine, benzine, etc.). Do not wash
fabrics in the machine which have been
treated with solvents or flammable liquids.
DETERGENT DOSAGES
Do not exceed manufacturers’ recommended
dosages as shown on the detergent package.
The amounts depend on
degree and type of soiling
•
size of wash
•
full load: according to manufacturers’
-
instructions
half load: 3/4 of the normal amount
-
minimum load (about 1 kg): 1/2 the amount
-
used for full load
water hardness in your area (request
•
information from the water company): soft
water requires less detergent than hard
water.
Note:
Overdosing the detergent results in
•
excessive foaming and reduces the wash
efficiency. If the washing machine detects too
much foam, it may prevent spinning.
Using insufficient detergent results in grey
•
laundry. The heating elements and drum also
build up scale.
If using chlorine bleach, follow the bleach
•
instructions carefully. Overdosing the bleach
can damage the wash.
WATER HARDNESS
WATER HARDNESS
CATEGORY
1
2
3
4
CHARACTERISTICS
soft
medium
hard
very hard
If the machine has a three chamber detergent drawer set the hardness pointer to the domestic water
hardness level.
Move the hardness pointer sideways to the desired position.
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GERMAN
°dH
0-7
7-14
14-21
over 21
FRENCH
°fH
0-12
12-25
25-37
over 37
ENGLISH
°eH
0-9
9-17
17-26
over 26
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SORTING THE WASH
1. Sort the load according to:
• Fabric type / care label symbol
Cotton, mixed fibres, synthetics, wool.
• Colours
Separate coloured and white articles. Wash new
coloured articles separately.
• Article size
Washing articles of different sizes together
improves wash efficiency and distributes the load
better in the drum.
• Fabric delicacy
Wash delicates separately. Select the appropriate
special programme for machine - washable wool
, curtains or delicates. Either remove curtain
hooks or tie into a cloth bag. Only wash machinewashable fabrics. Wash small articles (e.g. nylon
stockings, belts etc.) and articles with hooks (e.g.
bras) in a cloth bag or pillow case with zip.
2. Empty all pockets
Coins, safety pins etc. can damage the laundry,
drum and tub.
3. Closures
Close zips and hooks and eyes. Loose belts or
ribbons should be tied together.
STAIN REMOVAL
•
Blood, milk, egg, and other organic substances are
generally removed by the enzyme phase of the
programme.
•
To remove red wine, coffee, tea, grass and fruit
stains, etc. add a biological stain removing agent
to the main wash in chamber or a chlorine
bleach in chamber of the detergent drawer
(depending on the model).
•
Particularly stubborn stains can be treated with
stain remover before the wash.
1
2
3
LOADING THE WASH
Open the door.
1.
2.
Load the articles one at a time loosely into the
drum, without overfilling.
Close the door.
3.
LOAD CAPACITY
See the programme overview.
Note:
Overloading the machine reduces the wash
efficiency and encourages creasing.
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PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT
• Packing
The packaging is marked with the recycling
symbol , signifying that it can be 100%
recycled.
• Appliance
The appliance is made of recyclable
materials. Dispose of the appliance in
conformity with environmental regulations.
Make it inoperable: pull out the plug and cut
off the power cable so that the appliance
cannot be connected to the mains.
• Eco-tips
-
A full load (depending on the programm e
selected) gives the best energy and water
consumption.
-
Laundry which is lightly to moderately soiled
does not require a prewash.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
•
The appliance must only be used in the
household for the prescribed uses.
•
All connections to the water and electrical
mains must be made in accordance with the
manufacturer's instructions and following
local utility company safety regulations (see
“Installation Instructions”).
•
Before any cleaning and maintenance switch
off the machine or disconnect it from the
mains.
•
Switch off the washing machine and turn off
the tap(s) whenever the machine is not in
use.
-
Lightly soiled laundry should be washed at a
low temperature or with a short programme.
-
When washing small loads press the “Lightly
Soiled”/“Half load” button (if present) and
use less detergent.
-
If you wish to dry the laundry in a household
dryer, use the highest spin speed (depending
on the programme).
The dryer will then consume less energy.
-
Do not exceed the recommended dosages
on the detergent packet.
-
Only use bleach or stain remover if
absolutely necessary.
•
Never use excessive force to open the door.
•
Children must not be allowed to play with or
inside the machine. Do not rest any weight on
the door.
•
Packaging materials can be dangerous for
children. Keep the packaging material
(plastic bags, polystyrene, etc.) well out of
their reach.
•
The appliance conforms to European safety
regulations, EC directive 93/68/EWG and EN
60555.
MOVING AND TRANSPORTING THE APPLIANCE
1.
Pull out the mains plug.
2.
Shut off the water tap(s).
3.
Disconnect the inlet and drain hoses.
4.
Drain residual water from the appliance and
hoses (see “Draining Residual Water”).
5.
Fit the transit bolts (see “Installation
Instructions”).
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APPLIANCE AND ACCESSORIES
1.
Worktop
2.
Control panel
3.
Detergent drawer
4.
After-Sales Service sticker (inside door)
5.
Door
6.
Door handle
-
To open: pull handle
-
To lock: press the door firmly (the lock will click into place)
7.
Door lock child safety device (inside door)
8.
Filter (inside compartment door, depending on model)
9.
Residual water drain (depending on model)
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GB CONTENTS
APPLIANCE AND ACCESSORIES
PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
MOVING AND TRANSPORTING THE APPLIANCE
SORTING THE WASH
DETERGENT AND ADDITIVES
DYEING AND BLEACHING
SELECTING THE PROGRAMME AND
SPECIAL OPTIONS / PROGRAMME START
DOOR LOCK / PROGRAMME END /
PROGRAMME RESELECTION
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REMOVING THE FILTER /
DRAINING RESIDUAL WATER
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
CHILD SAFETY DEVICE
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
AFTER-SALES SERVICE
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
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BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE FOR THE FIRST TIME:
• IMPORTANT: MAKE SURE YOU HAVE READ THE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
• REMOVE THE TRANSIT BOLTS BEFORE USING THE MACHINE FOR THE FIRST
TIME
• First wash cycle without laundry:
Open the tap(s).
1.
Close the door.
2.
Pour a little detergent (about 100 ml) into the detergent compartment .
3.
Select a short wash programme (see prog ramme chart).
4.
Press the “ON/OFF” button.
5.
This will remove any water remaining in the machine from the manufacturer's test run.
ROUTINE WASHES:
Open the tap(s).
1.
Sort the laundry according to fabric type and colour and load the machine.
2.
Close the door.
3.
Add detergent and any additives required.
4.
Select the programme, temperature and special options (depending on model).
5.
Press the “ON/OFF” button.
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