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User’s instructions

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3. Control panel

3.1. Programmes selector

It is used to select the most suitable
programme to the type and soiling of

your laundry.

Warning : never turn the pro-
gramme selector in the anticlock-
wise direction.

 - COTTON / LINEN WITH PREWASH 

Prewash at 40°C - Main washing for cotton / linen to be boiled from
30°C to 95°C.

 - COTTON / LINEN 

Main washing for cotton / linen to be boiled from 30°C to 95°C.

 - COTTON / COLOREDS

Main washing for cotton or coloreds from 30°C to 60°C.

 - COLOREDS

Main washing for coloreds from 30°C to 40°C.

Programmes selector

Control 

lamp

Pushbuttons

Thermostat

Summary of Contents for LAVAMAT 40810

Page 1: ...LAVAMAT 40810 LAVAMAT 40820 The environmentally friendly washing machine User information PERFEKT IN FORM UND FUNKTION ...

Page 2: ...el 7 Programme selector 7 Additional programme pushbuttons 9 Consumptions and programme durations 11 Washing guide 12 How to do a wash 15 Programmes tables 17 Care and cleaning 19 Operating problems 22 Installation and connection instructions 25 Warnings 25 Washing machine dimensions 26 Installation 27 Technical characteristics 31 Garantee conditions and After Sales Service 31 ...

Page 3: ...the delivery form and keep a copy Your washing machine was designed for use by adults Make sure that children do not touch it or use it as a toy Do not modify or attempt to modify the characteristics of this washing machine This could be dangerous for you Your washing machine is intended for normal domestic use Do not use it for commercial or industrial purposes of for any purpose other than that ...

Page 4: ...f detergents section Always unplug the washing machine before cleaning it and doing any maintenance 1 2 Precautions against frost If your washing machine is exposed to temperatures below 0 C take the following precautions Close the tap and disconnect the water supply pipe Put the end of this pipe and the drain pipe into a bowl on the floor Select the Drain programme and make sure it works until it...

Page 5: ...r the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment By ensuring this product is dis posed of correctly you will help prevent potential negative conse quences for the environment and human health which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste handling of this product For more detailed information about recycling of this product please contact your local city office your household waste d...

Page 6: ... 1 Control panel 2 Lid opening handle 3 Filter door 4 Leveling screws 5 Lever for moving the washing machine 2 1 The detergents dispenser Symbols 1 prewash 2 wash 3 softener do not exceed the MAX mark 4 softener overflow if overfilled 1 2 4 5 3 1 2 3 4 ...

Page 7: ...tor in the anticlock wise direction COTTON LINEN WITH PREWASH Prewash at 40 C Main washing for cotton linen to be boiled from 30 C to 95 C COTTON LINEN Main washing for cotton linen to be boiled from 30 C to 95 C COTTON COLOREDS Main washing for cotton or coloreds from 30 C to 60 C COLOREDS Main washing for coloreds from 30 C to 40 C Programmes selector Control lamp Pushbuttons Thermostat ...

Page 8: ...or delicates from 30 C to 40 C WOOL Main washing for machine washable wool at 40 C RINSES 3 separate rinses which can for instance be used to rinse and spin handwash garments SOFTENER 1 separate rinse which can for instance be used to rinse and spin handwash garments SPINNING Separate spin for cotton and coloureds programmes SHORT SPINNING Separate short spin for synthetics delicates and wool prog...

Page 9: ...ed will be either 600 rpm released pushbutton either 400 rpm pressed pushbutton SPINNING SUPPRESSION This pushbutton eliminates spin drying on all programmes They ter minate then with a drain RINSE PLUS This option adds more water in rinses on Cotton programmes It is ad vised for allergic people to detergent products and in areas with fresh water 3 3 Thermostat Use the thermostat to choose the tem...

Page 10: ...User s instructions 10 3 4 Progress within the programme The programme selector turns gradually and shows you how far the programme has advanced ...

Page 11: ...ctricity power supply mains voltage Timer Temperature Washing load in kg Water con sumption in liters Energy con sumption in kWh Dura tion in minutes WHITE COLOUREDS 95 4 5 63 2 00 130 WHITE COLOUREDS 60 Programme setting for testing in accordance with standard EN 60456 4 5 59 1 20 130 WHITE COLOUREDS 40 4 5 59 0 70 85 SYNTHETICS 60 2 0 47 1 00 80 DELICATES 30 2 5 47 0 40 55 WOOL 30 1 0 45 0 50 50...

Page 12: ...all loose buttons pins and hooks and eyes Close zip faste ners tie knots in laces and straps Turn clothes made of several layers of textiles sleeping bags ano raks etc colored hosiery and wool and textiles with add on deco rations inside out Wash small delicate items socks tights bras etc in a washing net Treat curtains with special care Remove curtain hooks and put net curtains in a net bag or a ...

Page 13: ...he drum or in the wash compartment provided that the washing machi ne is started immediately detergents in tablets or doses must be put into the wash compartment of the detergents dispenser in your washing machine The quantity of detergent to be used depends on the amount of washing to be washed the hardness of the water and how dirty the washing is If the water is soft you can reduce the doses sl...

Page 14: ...User s instructions 14 5 4 International symbols ...

Page 15: ...laps latched together the locking button A extended 6 2 Detergents Your washing machine has been produced in order to reduce water and detergents consumptions so you can reduce the doses recom mended by detergent manufacturers Pour the powder detergent dose into the wash compartment and into the prewash compart ment if you chose the prewash option Pour in the softener into the compartment If you a...

Page 16: ...tion The programmes end by a spinning for the cotton and coloureds programmes by a short spinning for the synthetics delicates and wool program mes Release the ON OFF pushbutton at the end of the cycle to switch your washing machine off The control lamp lights off Release any other pushbuttons Warning You can not open the lid until about 2 minutes after the appliance has stopped Remove the laundry...

Page 17: ... possible options Washing to be boiled 5 kg Cotton linen with prewash 30 95 800 400 NO SPINNING RINSE PLUS Cotton Linen without prewash 30 95 Cotton Coloureds 5 0 kg Resistant coloureds 30 60 Delicate coloureds 30 60 Easy care washing 2 5 kg Resistant synthetics with prewash 30 60 800 400 NO SPINNING Resistant synthetics 30 60 Delicate synthetics 30 40 Delicate washing 2 5 kg Delicates 30 40 Wool ...

Page 18: ...Easy care washing 2 5 kg Delicate washing 2 5 kg Wool 1 0 kg Washing type Max washing quan tity dry weight Timer Washing to be boiled Coloureds 5 0 kg RINSES Easy care washing 2 5 kg Delicate washing 2 5 kg Wool 1 0 kg Washing type Max washing quan tity dry weight Timer Washing to be boiled Coloureds 5 0 kg SPINNING Easy care washing 2 5 kg SHORT SPINNING Delicate washing 2 5 kg Wool 1 0 kg ...

Page 19: ...aling is necessary use a special non corrosive product specially designed for washing machines that you can find in the shops Res pect the proportion and frequency of descaling shown on your pac kaging 8 2 The surface Clean the surface of your washing machine using lukewarm water and a mild detergent Never use alcohol solvents or similar products 8 3 The detergents dispenser Disassembly Press the ...

Page 20: ...ed Reassembly Put the detergents dispenser in the notches until they lock 8 4 The drain filter Clean the filter at the bottom of the washing machine regularly The filter light comes on if the filter is blo cked In this case clean it im mediately If you wash washing that is very fluffy clean it after each wash Open the door with a screwdriver for example depending on model ...

Page 21: ...ical to release residual water Remove the filter Unscrew the cap all the way and take it off Clean it tho roughly with running water Put the assembly back and screw it in the clockwise direction After cleaning the filter you are required to closed the door In fact for reasons of safety the door must be closed when the appliance is working ...

Page 22: ...sed you did not control the program start correctly there is a power failure the water supply is closed off the water tap is closed the water inlet is blocked The washing machine fills up but empties again im mediately the drain siphon is attached too low see installation section The washing machine fills then the programme knob advances quickly to the end of the cycle and the machine drains or th...

Page 23: ...ne the drain siphon is not hooked on pro perly the drain filter was not put back into place the water inlet pipe is leaking Washing results are not sa tisfactory the detergent is not suitable for machine washing there is too much washing in the drum the washing program is not appro priate there is not enough detergent The machine is vibrating or noisy not all the packing was removed from the machi...

Page 24: ...he water was cut off the motor temperature safety device tripped the water inlet temperature is lower than normal Softener or Javel water flows through the over flow orifice when filling you did not put in the right amount the siphons at the back of the deter gents dispenser are blocked Depending on the model Symptom Cause ...

Page 25: ...to a power outlet with a conform earth Call a qualified electrician if the electrical installation in your residence is such that you have to modify it before you can con nect your washing machine Please read the instructions in the electrical connections chap ter carefully before connecting your washing machine After installing your washing machine make sure that it is not standing on its electri...

Page 26: ...User s instructions 26 10 2 Washing machine dimensions Front and side views Back view ...

Page 27: ...packing from the washing machine Tilt the washing machine sideways and then remove the packing under the motor and straighten the washing machine Tilt the washing machine back wards rotate it by a quarter of a turn on one of its corner to remove the transport base Open the washing machine lid and remove the immobilization packing and plastic films Close the lid Use a 10 mm spanner to remove the tw...

Page 28: ...ne and keep them so that you can use them again if you need them for future transport If you want to keep your washing machine ali gned with the adjacent furniture you can cut the pipe support strip at the back of your washing machine Leave the two side closers in place 10 3 2 Position Put the washing machine on a flat hard floor in a well ventilated room Make sure that your washing machine does n...

Page 29: ...equired location put the lever back into its initial position 10 3 4 Leveling Precise leveling will prevent vibrations noise and movements of the washing machine during operation Make the washing machine level by adjusting the leveling screw that is too short Unscrew the stand and locking collar assembly lift the washing machine if necessary When the washing machine is stable maintain the stand on...

Page 30: ...0 3 6 Drain Assemble the hose holder onto the drain hose Place the assembly in a drainage pipe or in a sink at a height between 70 and 100 cm Make sure that it will not fall out You must provide an air intake at the end of the drainage hose to avoid any water being siphoned Important the drainage hose must not be extended on any account If it is too short contact a qualified engineer 10 3 7 Electr...

Page 31: ...MENSIONS Height Width Depth 850 mm 397 mm 600 mm VOLTAGE FREQUENCY TOTAL POWER 230 V 50 Hz 2300 W WATER PRESSURE Connection to the water network Minimum Maximum 0 05 MPa 0 5 bar 0 8 MPa 8 bars Type 20x27 This washing machine complies with CEE directive 89 336 about the limitation of radioelectric disturbances and di rective CEE 73 23 for electrical safety ...

Page 32: ...AEG Hausgeräte GmbH Postfach 1036 D 90327 Nürnberg http www aeg hausgeraete de Copyright by AEG 146 5959 01 05 06 ...

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