! It is possible to modify the spin speed at
any time, without shifting the machine to
PAUSE.
! This button allows you to pre-programme
the wash cycle to delay the start of the
cycle for up to 24 hours.
! To delay the start use the following
procedure:
- Set the required programme.
- Press the delay start button once to
activate it (0:30h appears on the display)
and then press it again to set a
1 hour delay (1:00h appears on the
display). The pre-set delay increases by
30
minutes each time the button is
pressed, until h24 appears on the display,
at which point pressing the button again will
reset the delay start to zero.
- Confirm by pressing the START/PAUSE
button (the light on the display starts to
flash). The countdown will begin and
when it has finished the programme will
start automatically.
! It is possible to cancel the delay start by
pressing the ON/OFF button (for at least
3 seconds).
! This button allows a specific treatment
to follow certain wash cycles (please
refer to the program table).
! The steam function works by relaxing
creases in wet garments and as a
result reduces the time needed to iron
these items.
! The fibres are regenerated and
refreshed by removing bad smells.
! Every program provides a dedicated
steam treatment in order to ensure the
max imum cleaning efficiency according
to the items fabric type and colour.
This button allows you to choose
between three different options:
- PREWASHING
! This option allows you to make a prewash
and it is particularly useful for heavily
soiled loads (can be used only on
some programmes as shown in the
table of programmes).
The machine is fitted with a special
electronic device, which prevents the
spin cycle should the load be
unbalanced. This reduces the vibration,
improves noise reduction and prolongs
the life of the washing machine.
If the detergent Autodose system is
off, to make a prewash, you need to
pour the powder detergent directly
into the drum. In this case, it is
suggested to use only the 20% of the
quantity reported on the detergent
package.
