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3 - PROGRAMMING

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Opti 4

You washing machine can automatically optimise
the length of the wash cycle and the water and
energy consumption of every wash.

- Adjustment to the quantity of laundry:

Washing 1kg of laundry is not the same as washing
a full load, which is the reason why your washing
machine is equipped with sensors that detect the
quantity of laundry in the drum and automatically
calculate the right levels of water and energy requi-
red to produce a perfect wash.

- Adjustment to the hardness of the water:

The hardness of the water in your mains supply
affects the wash and rinse performances of your
appliance, which is the reason why your washing
machine automatically adapts the tumble time and
the number of rinses to produce a perfect result.
The water hardness is adjusted when you use your
washing machine for the first time (see special
insert).

- Adjustment to the degree of soiling:

The length and the intensity of the wash depend on
how dirty your laundry is, which is the reason why
your appliance can vary the length of the wash
cycle by up to 40% according to the selected set-
tings  (see page 6).

- Adjustment to the type of textile:

Cotton shirts and cashmere pullovers do not
demand the same wash, which is the reason why
your washing machine adapts its tumble speed to
each type of textile.

For your information

: The time shown on the wash-

ing machine when you select a programme corres-
ponds to the time for an average load. This time is
adjusted, once the appliance has taken its measu-
rements and then throughout the programme,
according to any unexpected events (too much
washing powder, an unbalanced load when spin-
ning, etc.).

Easy start

Your washing machine memorises your habits.
Every time a programme starts, the machine
records the options that you use most frequently,
and proposes these same options as soon as you
switch on the appliance.

4 - REGULAR CARE

puyll it towards you. Remove the siphon

, sepa-

rate the drawer

from the trim

.

B

C

D

— Rinse everything under the tap.
— Refit all of the parts of the drawer, then fit it back
under the lid of the machine.

4.1 - A

VOIDING BAD SMELLS

Respect the installation instructions for the drain
hose described in paragraph 1.3, leave the lid open
after the cycle has finished. Complete an empty
cycle with a washing agent at 60°C or 90°C once a
month.

4.2 - P

RODUCT DRAWER

(Diagram 4.1)

— Release the drawer by pressing the Bumps

A

pushing a pen into the hole

and push it to the

right.

B

4.3 - P

UMP FILTER

(Diagram 4.2)

— Release the part

at the bottom of the drum by

A

— Turn the drum towards the front.
—  Remove the pump filter

, remove any objects

that may be inside and rinse everything under the
tap.
— Refit both parts

and

.

C

C

A

— Push the part

to the left until it clicks into place.

4.4 - O

UTSIDE PANELS

Do not use abrasive products or scourers. Use
liquid soap. Dry with a soft cloth. 

A

Summary of Contents for BT608LA

Page 1: ...INSTRUCTION MANUAL EN Washing machine BT608LA ...

Page 2: ...ks We recommend that the appliance is not placed onto a mat or car pet to avoid hampering the circulation of air at its base If a problem occurs that you cannot solve see page 8 do not attempt to repair the machine yourself Call the reseller s or the manufacturer s technical service USE This appliance may be used by children of 8 years or older and by persons with limited physical sensorial or men...

Page 3: ...required and if it is equipped with adjusta ble feet at the front of the appliance stabilise your washing machine so that it is level If it is fitted with retractable castors it may be moved by pulling the lever underneath the appliance completely to the left 1 5 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION Diagram 1 1 1 Ensure that the indications on the data plate of the Appliance are respected 1 6 CLEANING BEFORE USE...

Page 4: ...ton Once the linen has been put in ensure that the drum has been closed properly Ensure that the edge of the button is visible A 2 2 WASHING PRODUCTS AND ADDITIVES Diagram 2 2 The product drawer has 3 compartments pre wash powder wash powder or liquid softener Use detergents that are certified for domestic washing machines Do not use liquid detergents with the pre wash cycle and or delayed start D...

Page 5: ...e is specially designed for an ultra gentle wash swing wash that does not felt or pill even your most delicate wools It is advisable to turn your woollen clothes inside out before washing them RINSE SPIN PROGRAMME When this programme is selected the Sensitive skin option is activated automatically Deactivate this option for spin drying only 5 9 Information In the event of a power cut the cycle wil...

Page 6: ...PTION Use this button to shorten or lengthen the wash cycle between two levels that can be chosen by pressing the button successively Level 1 left hand LED is for dirty laundry and increases the length of the cycle by 15 on average Diagram 3 2 3 Level 2 right hand LED is for laundry that needs refreshing and reduces the length of the cycle by 40 on average Diagram 3 2 4 Programmes table Programmes...

Page 7: ...tile For your information The time shown on the wash ing machine when you select a programme corres ponds to the time for an average load This time is adjusted once the appliance has taken its measu rements and then throughout the programme according to any unexpected events too much washing powder an unbalanced load when spin ning etc Easy start Your washing machine memorises your habits Every ti...

Page 8: ...t remove the plug from the socket and turn off the water supply Check that the seals are fitted and the connectors are tigh tened Diagram 1 2 Check the curved part is positioned correctly Diagram 1 3 H G Strong vibrations when spin drying The washing machine has not been released correctly Diagram 1 1 3 The floor is not level paragraph 1 4 The machine does not drain You have programmed Full drum s...

Page 9: ...9 EN NOTES ...

Page 10: ...10 1 13mm 1 2 2 D CLIC 1 2 1 2 90cm maxi 65cm mini o 34mm mini E F 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 3 1 1 4 1 2 1 3 1 4 A B C C D G H ...

Page 11: ...1 2 2 CLIC 1 A B C 4 2 CLAC 30 70 100 ml ml ml 50 100 150 40 70 100 200 2 1 2 2 A 1 1 2 A B C D 4 1 Prewash End Wash Rinse 3 2 1 3 2 3 3h 6h 9h 12h 3h 6h 9h 12h 3h 6h 9h 12h 3h 6h 9h 12h 3 2 2 400 or 600 3 2 5 3 2 4 ...

Page 12: ...f the brand When you call so that we can handle your case efficiently make sure you have the full references of your appliance commercial reference service reference serial number This information is on the ID plate Diagram 1 1 1 Original parts When work is required request exclusively original certified spare parts TW2G01240 01 02 17 ...

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