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Operating instructions and installation
Notice d' utilisation et d' installation
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Index
Notes on safety and general warnings 3. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Notes on the removal and
disposal of packaging 4. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Protecting the environment / Hints on saving energy 4. . . . . .
Removing the transport securing devices 5. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Installing the appliance 5. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Aligning the appliance 6. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Connecting to the water supply 7. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Appliance outlet 8. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Connecting to the power supply 8. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Getting to know your new appliance 9. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Programme and spin speed selectors 10. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Washing machine status indicator lights 10. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Function and «Start» selection button 10. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Detergents and softeners 11. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Preparing the laundry 12. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
First washing cycle 14. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Washing / Opening the door / Loading the machine /
Shutting the door 15. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Wash the laundry 16. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Wash programme end /
Taking the laundry out of the machine 17. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Cleaning/Maintenance/Frost protection 18. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Malfunctions with simple solutions 21. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
After-Sales Service 22. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Technical data 22. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Programme duration 23. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Points to remember
Installation instructions
Your new washing machine
Notes on detergent /
Preparing the laundry
First washing cycle
Wash
Cleaning Maintenance Frost
protection
Malfunctions
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Notes on safety and general warnings
This appliance complies with the industry safety
regulations.
Points to remember before putting the
appliance into operation:
! Read the enclosed instructions before
putting the appliance
into operation. They contain important
information and advice for installation, use
and safety of the appliance.
! Keep the user documentation for the
appliance so that later owners can use it.
! Install the appliance as described in the
installation instructions. Remove the
transport securing devices and keep them.
! If the appliance shows any sign of damage
or imperfection it must not be connected to
the power supply. If in doubt contact the
After-sales Service or the Distributor that
sold the appliance.
! A damaged power cable
must be replaced with another special
cable available from the Manufacturer's
Customer Service.
Points to remember when washing clothes:
! The appliance must only be operated using
cold water from the water mains.
! The appliance may only be used for items
that may be washed in a domestic washing
machine.
! Never leave children unsupervised with the
appliance.
! Keep pets away from the appliance.
! Take care when pumping out hot water.
! A flashing light does not indicate a fault.
See the section: «Washing machine
status indicator lights».
Maintenance and care of the appliance:
! Do not climb onto the appliance.
! Do not use the door as a footrest or stand
on it.
Points to remember when moving the
machine:
! Fit the transport securing devices.
! Empty any remaining water from inside the
appliance.
! Take care when moving the appliance. Do
not use the front components or controls
on the appliance as a lifting aid.
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Notes on the removal and
disposal of packaging
Removal and disposal of packaging material
for a new appliance
! Remove and dispose of packaging in
accordance with current legislation.
! Packaging material is not a toy.
Reprocessing and reusing materials saves raw
materials and reduces waste. All packaging
material used is environmentally friendly and can
be recycled or reused. The cardboard
packaging consists of 80% to 100% recycled
paper. The transparent protective film is
polyethylene (PE), the fastening bands are
polypropylene (PP) and the
chlorofluorocarbon-free (CFC) moulded pieces
are polystyrene foam (PS). These materials are
made of pure hydrocarbons and can be
recycled.
Disposal of an old appliance
! The old appliance must be made unusable
before it is disposed of:
Disconnect from the mains power supply.
Cut off the connecting cable and remove it
together with the mains plug. Remove the
door locks and fastenings or make them
unusable so that children cannot shut
themselves inside and suffocate.
Worn-out appliances contain valuable
materials that can be recovered, if the
appliance is taken to an official recyclable
waste recovery centre (a public tip or recycling
centre, for example). Actively contribute to the
protection of the environment by ensuring that
your old appliance is disposed of in a way that
respects the environment.
Protecting the environment /
Hints on saving energy
m The most economical and environmentally
friendly way to use the machine is always to
wash the maximum amount of laundry:
Cottons/coloureds
(hard-wearing fabrics) 5.50 kg /12.1 lb
Synthetics 2.25 kg / 5.0 lb
Delicates and woollens 2.00 kg / 4.4 lb
m How to save energy
The variable capacity automatic system
reduces the amount of water and energy
consumed accordingly if the amount of
laundry loaded into the machine is small.
Select the «Stains / Intensive» 60º C
programme instead of «Cotton /
Coloureds 90º C (hard-wearing fabrics).
The program uses the longest wash cycle
to reduce energy consumption whilst
achieving the same results as washing at
90º C.
m How to save water, energy and
detergent: Omit the prewash programme
for lightly or normally soiled laundry.
m How to save energy and time:
Select the short programme suitable for the
fabric if items are lightly soiled.
m How to save detergent:
Measure the detergent according to the
water hardness, degree of soiling and
amount of laundry, and follow the
instructions on the detergent package.
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Removing the transport securing devices
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         
!     spanner 
m           
 
m           
      
m          
   
         
    
         
           
          

Installing the appliance
        
         
      
      

        
         

         
        
         
          
         
Installing the unit
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  must be placed on a firm flat surface to ensure
that it is stable during spinning.
Soft floor coverings, such as carpets or foam-backed flooring
are not suitable surfaces for installation.
If you have a   floor, the appliance must be
placed on a water-resistant wooden board, 30 mm thick.
It must be screwed to the floor. The appliance should be
installed in a corner of the room if possible.
Secure the appliance to the floor using fastening brackets
fitted to the machine's feet (especially if the machine is a
combined washer/dryer).
If the machine is placed on a pedestal or raised base, the feet
must be fixed using brackets to prevent the machine from
shifting during the spin cycle.
The fastening brackets are available as a spare parts set from
your specialist distributor.
Aligning the appliance
The appliance must sit firmly and horizontally on the four feet
without rocking.
m Use a spirit level to ensure that all four sides of the appliance
are level.
Correct any imbalance by adjusting the height of the feet.
m Loosen the locknuts.
m Adjust the height of the feet.
m Tighten the locknuts securely so that the height set
is retained.
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Connecting to the water supply
A pipe or standard domestic fresh-water hose is required for the
water supply, with a minimum pressure of 1 bar (water must flow
at a rate of approximately 8 litres per minute with the tap fully
open).
If the pressure is higher than 10 bar, a pressure reducing valve
must be inserted between the appliance and the water supply.
Never connect the appliance to the mixer tap of an
unpressurized water heater. If in doubt have connections
made by a qualified technician.
 Connections between the appliance and the water
supply must be able to withstand the full water pressure.
Check the ring seal with the tap fully open.
Remove the filter located at the end of the solenoid valve only
when it needs cleaning. The other filter, located at the end of
the pipe inside the plastic locknut which screws onto tap,
should be cleaned in its tube (it cannot be removed).
To avoid damage caused by leaks and flooding,
the tap should always be closed after the appliance has
completed a cycle and especially during long absences.
Hand-tighten the plastic hose connection locknuts.
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Appliance outlet
Take care when fitting and connecting the appliance to the
water outlet system that the hose is not bent or twisted. Do
not pull on the hose.
If the water is discharged via a sink, ensure that the outlet
hose cannot be dislodged. Check also that the water drains
away quickly enough. Ensure that the sink plug is not
preventing drainage.   .
Connecting to the power supply
The appliance must only be connected to an
A.C. mains supply via a correctly installed earthed socket.
The voltage given on the appliance nameplate
must match that of the power supply where the appliance is
installed.
The power rating and the fuse or circuit breaker required are
given on the appliance nameplate.
Check that the socket and the plug on the machine are
compatible, that the cables have a sufficient diameter and
that it is earthed correctly.
Never use multiple plugs, sockets or connectors or extension
cables.
If using a residual current-operated circuit breaker, it must
display the 7 symbol. Only this type of protective switch will
ensure compliance with current regulations.
Remove the appliance plug from the socket, holding onto the
body of the plug.
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Getting to know your new appliance
1. Protective plate (Lid).
2. Detergent and softener drawer.
3. Control panel (printed keys, symbols or full text, depending
on model of appliance).
4. Nameplate.
5. Door.
6. Door opener.
7. Outlet pump (water outlet filter) behind the base board.
8. Base board
9. Height adjustable feet for aligning the appliance.
10. Water outlet pipe.
11. Water inlet pipe.
(According to model of appliance)
12. Programme selector.
13. Washing machine status indicator lights.
14. Selector for spin speed
and «Rinse hold C/5» option
15. r+ - Extra rinse» button.
16.
3 - «» button.
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Programme and spin speed
selectors
       
 programmes. Turn the selector
clockwise (to the right). Align the setting mark
with the programme required.
Caution. The selector cannot be turned
mid-programme. It remains fixed in the
position selected.
The spin speed selector can be used to
select the preferred spin speed in continuous
mode or the «Rinse hold /
» option.
The maximum spin speed is automatically
limited in the «Synthetics» (delicate fabrics)
washing programmes to ensure that the
laundry is washed carefully. «Very delicate» and
«Woollens».
«Rinse hold /
» option: The laundry
remains in the water after the final rinse to avoid
creasing the fabric.
Washing machine status indicator
lights
The «Wash Q/Ready»d indicator light flashes
when the required programme has been
selected. This indicator light remains lit when
the «Start
» button is pressed and the
programme begins.
The «Rinse » indicator light comes on (set)
during the rinse programme.
While the washing machine is spinning and
emptying out the water, the «Spin
/Finished
m» indicator light remains lit. The indicator
light flashes when the programme is
completed. To turn the machine off, set the
programme selector to «Stop»
Function and «Start» selection
button
- Start
The appliance starts the programme selected
when the button is pressed. The
«WashQ/Ready
d» indicator light comes on.
Preselect the wash programme.
Caution: To prevent damage to the appliance
do not start the machine if the door is not
properly shut, even if the «Wash Q/Ready
d»
indicator light is on and the «Start
» button is
depressed.
The door of the washing machine cannot be
opened during the washing cycle. The machine
must first be switched off before the door can
be opened (programme selector on «Stop»).
Check that the «Spin
/Finished m» indicator
light has gone out. The door can be opened
after 2 minutes.
+ - Extra rinse
When this button is pressed, the function
indicator light comes on and the programme
carries out an extra rinsing cycle to completely
remove any remaining detergent.
Recommended for rinsing delicate fabrics, net
curtains, etc.
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Detergents and softeners
You can use all powder and liquid detergents suitable for
front-loading washing machines.
Do not use hand washing detergents because they produce
too much foam.
Do not use solvent-based detergents in automatic washing
machines. Risk of explosion.
! Do not use washing performance enhancers, stain removers
or sprays near the machine as they could damage the
machine.
! Store detergents and additives in a safe place out of the
reach of children.
Only the correct dosage of detergent ensures good washing
results. Follow the instructions on the detergent packaging.
Use the dispenser provided with the packaging, such as a
detergent ball or sachet, for liquid detergent.
Never exceed the maximum mark, «MAX», on the dispenser.
The quantity of detergent required depends on:
- the water hardness.
- the degree of soiling.
- the amount of washing.
- the dosage recommended for the type of detergent.
Insufficient detergent will not be noticed until the laundry has
been washed several times in the same way:
- The laundry turns grey or is not clean.
- Greyish brown spots may form on the laundry.
- Lime scale may start to form on the appliance heating
elements.
An excessive amount of detergent may cause:
- Unnecessary environmental pollution.
- Slower washing movement in the machine due to the
formation of foam leading to poor washing results.
The detergent dosage given on the packaging is based on a full
washing machine load.
The quantity of detergent should be reduced for smaller loads or
laundry that is lightly soiled.
Detergent quantity
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 
Put the fabric softener in the chamber marked 2. Do not exceed
the «MAX» marking (maximum to the lower edge of the piece
A)
because the softener will be flushed into the water with the
detergent at the start of the washing cycle and so have no effect
in the fabric softening cycle. Thicker fabric softeners should first
be diluted with a little water.
   
Powdered bleaching agents (oxygen based) and stain removers
can be added.
First put the detergent in the drawer. Next add the powdered
bleaching agent or stain remover to the
 chamber.
Preparing the laundry
m Sort the laundry according to the symbols on the labels.
Items made of or containing, wool must have «Will not
shrink» or «Machine washable» on the label. Otherwise there
is a risk of the wool shrinking.
Only items displaying the following symbols should be machine
washed:
Hard-wearing white fabrics
d
Coloured fabrics (hard-wearing colour-fast fabrics)
cba
Delicate items and coloured fabrics
h g f
Very delicate items
l gkf
Hand washable or machine washable at 30ºC, wool, cold
6l gkf
Items showing the following symbols should not be washed in
the machine:
Do not wash at home
B
m Sort the laundry into colours. Wash white and coloured items
separately, otherwise whites may take on colour.
Any new coloured items should be washed separately. 
 
m Sort the laundry according to the maximum permitted load
for the machine. Do not overload the machine. Overloading
the machine leads to poor washing results.
Hints
Sorting the laundry
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Maximum washing loads permitted:
    hard-wearing white laundry/Colourfast
and hard-wearing laundry 5.50 kg / 12.1 lb
Synthetics 2.25 kg / 5.0 lb
Delicates and woollens 2.00 kg / 4.4 lb
m Remove all foreign material and metal objects from the items,
for example, safety pins, fasteners, clips, etc.
m Brush sand out of pockets, cuffs and turnups.
m Close zips and fasten buttons on duvet covers and pillow
cases.
m Remove curtain hooks or tie in a net or bag.
m Wash particularly delicate items, such as tights or lace
curtains, and small items, such as socks and
handkerchieves, in a net, pillow case or cushion cover.
m Turn trousers and knitted items (for example knitwear,
T-shirts, sweatshirts, etc.) inside out.
m Ensure that fasteners with inserts (hoops, etc.) can be
washed in a machine.
! Place items with inserts in a pillowcase, for example, to
prevent them from becoming detatched during washing and
falling through the perforations in the drum, causing damage
to the machine.
If possible, stains should be treated or removed as soon as they
occur.
Try first with soap and water. Do not rub the material. Dried on
stains will only be removed after several washes.
Practical advice
Removing stains
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First washing cycle
Carry out the first wash without any laundry in the machine to
remove residual water left from testing the machine at the
factory.
m Check that the transport security devices have been removed
from at the back of the machine (refer to the removal
instructions for the machine).
m Open the water tap.
m Open the detergent drawer as far as it will go.
m Pour approximately one litre of water into chamber II of the
drawer
m Put standard detergent in chamber II using the measuring
cup. Never use detergent for delicate or woollen items
because it produces too much foam.
m Turn the programme selector to the right (clockwise) to the
«Cotton 90º programme. The «Wash Q/Ready d»
indicator light flashes.
m Press the «Start
» button. The programme starts and the
«Wash Q/Ready d» indicator light stays on.
m When the programme has finished, the «Spin
/Finished m»
indicator light starts flashing. Set the programme selector to
«Stop» and the light goes out.
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Washing / Opening the door / Loading the machine / Shutting the door
m Pull the door catch towards you.
Items which have been pre-treated with detergents
containing solvents, for example stain removers, cleaning
fluids, etc., should be left to dry in the open air before
washing.  explosion.
! Check that there are no foreign bodies or animals inside the
drum before putting the washing in.
m Place the laundry loosely and unfolded in the drum. Mix large
and small items.
! Shut the door, taking care to ensure that no items are
trapped between the door and the rubber seal.
m Shut the door pressing it against the door frame until the
door lock can be heard to engage.
m Put detergent in chamber
II of the drawer.
Do not exceed the maximum mark (MAX).
- Chamber
I: Prewash detergent.
- Chamber
II: Main wash detergent, water softener, starch,
bleach and stain remover.
- Chamber 2: Additives for the final rinse, for example fabric
softeners.
Opening the door
Put the laundry in the
washing machine
Shutting the door
Adding the detergent and
turning the tap on
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Wash the laundry
Selecting a wash programme
  
See the programme table below
  , 90 ºC -
y
Intensive w ash programme for hard-wearing
cotton or linen items.
Stains / Intensive, 60 ºC -
v
Energy-saving programme. The longest
washing cycle reduces energy consumption.
Whites and coloureds, hard-wearing
fabrics an d colourfast, 60 ºC, with
pre-wash - +
P.
For highly soiled laundry.
Coloureds, 30, 40, 60 ºC -
y
Hard-wearing fabrics.
Delicates, 30, 40, 60 ºC (synthetics) -
A
For washing delicate cottons, synthetic or
mixed fibre fabrics.
Very delicate items, 30 ºC
(gentle wash programme) -
J
For washing delicate cottons, synthetic or
mixed fibre fabrics, or curta ins. These
programmes have no spin cycle between
rinsing cycles.
Woollens,
6 ,30 ºC, cold, - U
For machine washable woollens or wool
mixtures.
Additional programmes
Rinse - r
Rinse cycle with low-energy spin. Can also be
used for delicate items.
Spin -
4
Extra spin cycle, washing or rinsing water is
pumped out before spinning the laundry.
Pumping (emptied) -
b
Pumps out the rinse water if «Rinse hold
C/
5» has been selected. For careful washing
of delicate items.
«Hold rinse C/ 5»: Option may be selected
using the spin speed selector. The laundry
remains in the last rinsing water to avoid
creasing.
Additional functions
Extra rinse r +
The programme carries out an extra rinse
cycle.
Starting a programme
m Turn the programme selector to the
required wash programme.
m The «Wash Q/Ready
d» indicator light
flashes.
m Selecting the required spin speed or «Rinse
hold C/5» option.
Ensures care ful washing by automatically
limiting the maximum spin speed in the
«Delicates (synthetics)», «Very delicate» and
«Woollens» wash programmes.
m Press the additional function button(s) to
activate them. The corresponding indicator
light comes on.
m Press the «Start
3» button
The «Wash Q/Ready
d » indicator light
comes on. The wash programme starts.
The «Wash Q/Ready
d» indicator light
remains lit throughout the wash
programme selected.
m The «Rinse r» indicator light comes on
during the «Rinse» programme.
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Modifying a selected programme
If you have selected and started an incorrect
wa sh progra m m e it can be corre c te d in the
following way:
m Turn the progra m m e sele c tor to «Stop».
m Se t the progra m m e sele c tor to the p osition
for the req uire d progra m m e . The «Wash
Q/Ready
d» ind ic a tor light flashe s.
m Pre ss the «Sta rt
3» button
The «Wa sh Q/Ready
d» indica tor light
com e s on. The new ly sele c te d progra m me
starts.
Interrupting a wash programme
If you should wish to stop a p rogra m m e a lready
in progre ss:
m Turn the progra m m e sele c tor to «S top ».
m Turn the progra m m e sele c tor to the
«Pum p ing
b» o «Sp in
4» p rogra m m e
position.
The «S p in
4/Finishe d m» indic a tor light
flashe s.
If selec ting the «S pin» func tion, ad just the
required spin speed (do not sele c t the
«Rinse hold C/
5» option. ):
m Pre ss the «Sta rt
3» b utton.
The «S p in
4/Finishe d m» indic a tor light
light com e s on.
Wash programme end / Taking
the laundry out of the machine
The «Sp in 4/ Finishe d m » indic a tor light
flashe s.
m Turn the progra m m e sele c tor to «S top ».
If nec e ssa ry :
m Se le c t an a d d itiona l p rogra m m e
(«Pum p
b», «Spin
4» or
«Rinse ».
m Pre ss the «Sta rt
» b utton.
m When the a d d itiona l program m e sele c te d
has finished , turn the program m e sele c tor
to «S top ».
Taking the laundry out of the machine
m Close the tap .
m Open the door.
If the door cannot be ope ne d :
Wait 2 m inute s (the ma c hine ' s safety device
is activated)
or:
If the «Rinse hold C/
5» option w a s
sele c te d , there will still b e wa ter inside the
ap p lia nc e . Se le c t an a d d itiona l p rogra m m e
(«Pum p
b» or «S pin
4») to pump out the
water.
m Take the laund ry out of the ma c hine .
Rem ov e a ny fore ign ma te ria l or meta l
obje c ts (clip s, fa ste ne rs, money , etc. ) whic h
may have collected in the drum or rubber
seal. Risk of rusting.
Leave the door open so that air can circulate
inside and dry the appliance.
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Cleaning/Maintenance/Frost protection
        
       

Do not use solvents. These products can damage
the washing machine's components, produce noxious fumes
and may cause an explosion.
Do not clean the appliance with a water jet.
Clean the body of the appliance and the controls with lukewarm
soapy water or a standard cleaning agent only. Do not use
scouring products. Dry it with a soft cloth.
1. Remove the drawer from the appliance. Disengage it by
pressing down on the tab at the back of the drawer in the
fabric softener section. Hold the tab down and pull the
drawer out of the appliance.
2. Clean all the parts and components under running water.
3. Replace the drawer.
Descaling is not normally necessary if the correct dosage of
detergent has been used.
Descaling agents contain acids which may attack the
components and insides of the appliance or cause
discolouration in the laundry.
If you wish to descale the machine anyway, follow the
manufacturer's instructions closely.
Cleaning the outside
of the appliance
Cleaning the detergent
drawer
Descaling the appliance
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Rust stains should be cle a ne d using c hlorine - fre e de te rge nts
(look at the list of substanc e s c onta ine d in the prod uc t on the
packaging.) Never use
wire wool.
It is recommended that the condition of the hose be checked
every 5 years to prevent the risk of damage caused by leaks or
flooding.
Cle a ning is nec e ssa ry :
m If the pum p is blocke d b y foreign ma te ria l (for example
buttons, faste ne rs, clip s, etc . ) or if use d wa te r is not dra ine d .
m A fte r w ashing fluffy item s.
All wa te r must be rem ov e d from inside the ap p lia nc e be fore
cle a ning the pum p . As m uc h as 20 litres / 4.4 ga l of wate r m a y
rem a in if the pump is obstructe d .
Procedure
1. Rem ov e the ba se boa rd from the front of the w a shing
ma c hine , turning the pla stic scre w hea d s using a coin.
! Risk of burning. A llow the use d wa te r to c ool dow n
2. Place a shallow containe r unde r the draina ge pum p cove r
(outlet filte r). Loosen the cov e r without rem ov ing it comp le te ly
to allow the wa te r to empty gradually. Close the dra ina ge
pum p cov e r whe n the conta ine r is full. Repeat the operation
until all the wa te r has been emptied. Use a suitable container
to remove any remaining water which may spill on the floor.
3. Loosen the draina ge pum p cove r com p lete ly .
4. Rem ov e a ny foreign ma te ria l or fluff w hic h may have
colle c te d there . Wipe the inside of the pump . The bla d e s
must mov e free ly .
5. Loosen and fit the dra ina ge p ump c ove r in place. Ensure that
it is c orre c tly close d .
6. Fit the base boa rd in p lace.
7. Pour 2 litres / 3. 5 pt of wa te r into the de te rge nt drawer and
start the «Pum p ing (em p tie d )
b» add itiona l programme.
This will pre v e nt the de te rge nt from b e ing flushed out before
be ing used in the next wash.
Cleaning the drum
Water inlet hose
Cleaning the water
pump
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The appliance's water inlet filters must be cleaned with the tap is
open and no water flowing into the appliance.
The filters are located in the hose connection joining the water
supply pipe to the domestic water supply, and in the solenoid
valve connection at the back of the machine.
Procedure
1. First let the water pressure out of the supply pipe.
m Close the tap.
m Turn the programme selector to any wash programme
(except «Spin
4» or «Pump b»
m Press the «Start 3» button. Allow the machine to operate for
40 seconds.
m Turn the selector to «Stop».
2. Remove the water supply hose from its connection on the
back of the appliance.
3. Remove the filter using flat pliers; wipe it and replace it.
4. Tighten and fit the pipe on its coupling.
5. Open the tap and check that there are no water leaks.
6. Close the tap.
If the machine has been installed in an area where it is not
protected against low temperatures, residual water must be
removed from the pump and the fresh-water hose after each
wash cycle.
Empty the water from the pump:
See the «Cleaning the pump» section.
Empty the water from the water inlet hose:
1. Close the tap.
2. Loosen the supply pipe from the tap. Place the end of the
hose in a container.
3. Select any wash programme for 40 seconds. Any water
remaining in the hose is drained.
4. Reconnect the pipe to the closed tap.
Wiping the appliance's
water inlet filters
Frost protection
The wash cycle does not start
Machine does not fill with water
Washing result is unsatisfactory
Foam comes out of the detergent
drawer
Foam is visible after the final
rinse
Unexpected motor noises
Pump noises
The machine vibrates when wasĆ
hing or spinning
The appliance does not spin or
drain the used water.
The door does not open
The machine does not fill with
water
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Malfunctions with simple solutions
Repairs to elec trical appliance s must only be carried out by qualified specialists.
Repairs carried out incorrectly can be dangerous.
Malfunction
Possible cause / Remedy
The On/Off light does not
come on
- The appliance plug is not inserted in the socket or not fully
inserted in the socket.
- The fuse has blown.
- Electrical power failure.
Electrical power failure In the event of a power failure or appliance malfunction,
emergency draining is possible (refer to the «Cleaning the
discharge pump» section, so that the laundry ca n be removed
from the machine).
The «Start
3» b utton is not depressed.
The door is not closed.
This is not a malfunction. The water remains be low the visible
area in the machine.
Abnormally high degree of soiling.
Insufficient detergent. Measure the detergent according to the
manufacturer's instructions.
Select the most appropriate temperature and wash programme
for the laundry.
Too much detergent was used. Switc h the machine off for 5 Ć
10 minutes. Prevent foam build ing up by putting a tablespoon
of fabric softener and half a litre / 1 pt of water into the dete
gent drawer. Reduce the detergent dosage in the next wash.
Some detergents produce a large quantity of foam although
this has no effect on the rinsing result.
This is not a malfunction. During the heating stage, the motor
produces noises characteristic of starting.
This is not a malfunction. These noises are characteristic of the
machine starting and the pump discharging.
The transport se curing devices have not been removed. See
the machine installation instructions.
The adjustable feet on the machine were not fixed during insta
lation of the appliance. Align the machine using a spirit level and
fix the fee t as indic ated in the installation instructions.
The outlet pump is blocked. The outlet pipe is bent or blocked .
The safety device is activated. The «Rinse hold /
» option
has been selected.
The tap is closed. The water inlet filters are dirty.
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After-Sales Service
m Before calling the After-Sales Service, check whether you
can solve the problem yourself. (See the «Problems with
simple solutions» section).
This will avoid unnecessary cost.
If a malfunction occurs despite following the instructions
given above, disconnect the appliance, pull the plug out of
the socket and close the tap, then contact the After-sales
Service.
If requesting the assistance of the After-sales Service, remember
to give the product number (E-Nr.) and the production number
(FD). Both numbers are located on the nameplate, located inside
the door frame of the door and on the plate located behind the
base board on the front of the machine at the bottom.
Note the numbers of your machine here
E-Nr. FD
Product number Production number
Giving the correct product and production numbers helps to
avoid wasted journeys for our technicians. Which will save you
unnecessary expense.
Technical data
a - Width 59.5 cm
b - Height 85.0 cm
c - Depth 56 cm
Weight approx. 70 kg
Drum capacity
Weight of dry laundry according to the
Voltage nameplate
Fuse
Water pressure 1-10 bar
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 
  









 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
     
    

 



     
* Test programmes in accordance with EN 60456: 1999 e IEC 456 Ed. 3 1998: 02
SIEMENS ELECTROGERÄTE GMBH
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