Instructions for installation and use
10
Detergent dispenser
It is divided into
3+1
sections:
1.
Detergent for pre-wash;
2.
Detergent for the main
cycle wash;
3.
Fabric conditioner;
4.
Bleach.
On-Off (Power)
To turn on the washer-dryer,
press button
I
in. To turn off,
press button I again so that it
is out.
Turning the appliance off
does not cancel the selected
program.
On-Off lamp / Door lock
(Status)
Lamp
L
flashes slowly when
the appliance is switched on
and awaiting instructions and
at the end of a cycle, indicating
that the door can be opened. It
flashes quickly when the door
should not be opened. A
steady light means the
appliance has accepted the
selected programme.
Drying cycle lamp
When this lamp is on, it means
that knob
B
has been set on a
drying cycle and at the end of
the wash cycle, the appliance
will run the selected tumble
drying cycle.
Easy iron
This function allows your
clothes to come out of the
machine without wrinkling,
making it much easier to iron.
You can use it with
Permanent Press
and
Delicates
programs.
Press this button in such
programs and the wash cycle
will come to a stop on one
position
Easy iron
.You can
complete the cycle by pressing
button
F
again.
Note:
If you run a dry cycle,
pressing this button the
machine will not carry out the
easy iron function.
1200 RPM Throttle Down
Use this button to reduce the
spinning speed from 1200 to
600 rpm for the cotton and
linen programs and from 850
to 450 rpm for the Permanent
Press fabrics programs.
Extra Rinse
Here I’m in
control
Drying cycle knob
This control allows you to preset
the drying time you want
according to your requirements
which may be “
damp dry
” ready
for ironing, or “
bone dry
” ready
for putting away. For more
details see the drying time table
on page 9. After all the controls
have been correctly set, the
dryer will start to operate as
soon as you close the door.
Washer knob and
programmed start
Use this knob to select the wash
program.
Turn this knob clockwise only.
To select a program, you should
turn the knob so that the word/
number of the desired program
is in line with the pointer on the
knob.
Now press on/off button
I
(position
I
), pilot lamp
L
will start flashing.
After 5 seconds, the setting will
be accepted, pilot lamp
L
will
stop flashing (staying lit) and the
wash cycle will begin.
If you want to interrupt the
program in progress or set a
new one, select one of the
OFF
positions and wait 5 seconds.
When the cancellation has
been accepted, pilot lamp
L
flashes, and you can then turn
the appliance off.
You can use this knob to delay
the appliance's operation.
Select one of the 4 delay time
positions, press the on/off button
I
in and wait 5 min. The setting
has now been accepted (pilot
lamp
L
stays lit) and you can
select the program you desire.
Pilot lamp
L
has a particular
flashing motion (2" on and 4" off)
to indicate that a delayed start
has been set.
During this phase, you can open
the appliance door and change
the washing load, should you
wish to do so.
After the wash cycle has been set
and accepted by the washer-
dryer, turning the knob will have
no effect (except for when it is on
position
OFF
(Stop).
Temperature control knob
It is used to set the wash tempe-
rature in the recommended
program table on pg. 11. It also
allows you to reduce the tem-
perature recommended for the
selected program, and even to
set a cold wash cycle.
The detergent dispenser is here
(for details see page 12).
This function adds one rinse
cycle
for Cotton and
Permanent Press
fabrics.
Use of this function is
recommended for improving
rinsing results when washing
Prewash
With this button, you can pre-
wash on all programs except
the Wool program. (see page
11).
Making the right choice is important. And it’s easy.
full loads and large quantities
of detergent are used.
Recommended in case of
detergent contact allergies.
Knob A : Wash
Programs
