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Details of Programmes

*1 : Cold: 

C

 lights up

*2 : Cannot set to 20 °C

Settings

Programme

Auto setting

Range of setting 

change (P. 24, 25)

Temperature Rinse 

cycles

Spin speed

Temperature

*1

140ZS1 168ZS1

Fa

br

ic

 ty

pe

X

Cotton

40 °C

2

1400

1600

Cold - 90 °C

a

Easy-care

40 °C

2

1200

1200

Cold - 60 °C

*2

Y

Delicates

40 °C

2

800

800

Cold - 40 °C

*2

V

Bedding

30 °C

2

800

800

Cold - 40 °C

*2

i

Wool

30 °C

3

500

500

Cold - 40 °C

*2

c

Mixed

40 °C

2

1400

1600

Cold - 40 °C

*2

W

Colours

40 °C

2

1200

1200

Cold - 40 °C

*2

En

erg

y s

av

ing

w

AutoCare

Auto

(28 °C - 43 °C)

Auto

(2 - 3)

Auto

(1400)

Auto

(1400)

–

T

20 °C Wash

20 °C

2

1400

1600

Cold, 20 °C

Tim

e 

sa

vin

g

e

Quick 50

40 °C

2

1200

1200

Cold - 60 °C

*2

j

Rapid 15

30 °C

1

800

800

Cold - 30 °C

*2

U

si

ng

 s

te

am

 

x

N

Cotton

40 °C

2

1200

1200

Cold - 90 °C

*2

N

Shirts

40 °C

2

500

500

Cold - 60 °C

*2

N

Allergy-care

60 °C

3

1200

1200

60 °C

Refresh 25

–

–

–

–

–

Wrinkle-care

–

–

–

–

–

21

W

as

hi

ng

Available options

(P. 26, 27, 28, 29)

Spin speed

Speed/

Eco

Easy 

Iron

Stain 

Master

Extra 

Rinse Prewash Mode

140ZS1 168ZS1

400 - 

1400

400 - 

1600

✓

✓

✓

✓

✓

✓

400 - 

1200

400 - 

1200

✓

✓

✓

✓

✓

✓

400 - 

800

400 - 

800

–

✓

–

✓

✓

✓

400 - 

800

400 - 

800

–

✓

–

✓

–

✓

400 - 

500

400 - 

500

–

–

–

✓

–

✓

400 - 

1400

400 - 

1600

✓

✓

✓

✓

✓

✓

400 - 

1400

400 - 

1600

✓

✓

–

✓

✓

✓

–

–

–

–

✓

–

–

–

400 - 

1400

400 - 

1600

–

✓

–

✓

✓

✓

400 - 

1400

400 - 

1600

–

✓

–

✓

✓

✓

400 - 

800

400 - 

800

–

–

–

–

–

–

400 - 

1200

400 - 

1200

✓

–

✓

✓

✓

–

400 - 

800

400 - 

800

✓

–

✓

✓

✓

–

400 - 

1200

400 - 

1200

–

–

–

✓

✓

–

–

–

–

–

–

–

–

–

–

–

–

–

–

–

–

–

Summary of Contents for NA-140ZS1

Page 1: ...uct dimensions 596 mm W 635 mm D 840 mm H Product weight 78 kg Maximum mass of dry cloth 10 kg 8 kg Water consumption Refer to Power and Water Consumption P 50 Pressure of tap water 0 03 1 MPa The rated power of the appliance is shown on the name plate Make sure it matches the specifications of your residence Name plate Contents SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Before Using Washing Optional Functions Maintenanc...

Page 2: ...lling the buzzer u Buzzer 30 Cancelling operation sounds Operation Sound 30 Adjusting the display brightness Brightness 31 Changing the language v Language 31 Setting the Child Lock Child Lock 32 Basic Method Eco friendly Laundry 3 Maintenance Maintenance 33 Water supply filter 33 If the water supply hose is frozen 33 Detergent drawer 34 Appliance 34 Drum 34 Drain filter 35 Troubleshooting Opening...

Page 3: ...leaning agents kerosene gasoline benzine thinner alcohol etc To prevent injury do not touch the drum until it completely stops WARNING May cause serious injury or death 5 Safety Precautions To prevent electric shock overheating combustion or fire Use a socket that satisfies the rating requirement solely for this appliance Do not use a plug adaptor or extension lead Do not use a mains lead or mains...

Page 4: ... to household goods To prevent injury and burns CAUTION May cause injury or property damage Keep your fingers away from the door hinge when opening and closing the door Do not climb onto the appliance Hinge 7 Safety Precautions When using steam or washing at high temperature be careful not to burn yourself Drain hose drum door glass and laundry will be hot To prevent damage to the appliance and la...

Page 5: ...appliance due to the factory inspection process before shipment To rinse away any residues etc operate as follows Cotton programme Default setting 40 C No detergent no clothing Read the washing labels of clothes and sort them by colour fabric and degree of soiling This helps you choose a suitable programme and temperature Stained items Apply stain remover to stained areas For heavily stained items...

Page 6: ...If you do not press Start Pause within 10 minutes of powering on the unit the appliance automatically switches itself off Controls Cotton 40 1400 232 4 5 2 6 7 8 9 10 1 3 11 11 Before Using This illustration shows all indications for explanation purposes 1 Name of programme 2 Process Each indicator flashes to show the current process and goes off when the process finishes M appears in the same pos...

Page 7: ...ater then start again NOTE Do not put detergent in the detergent drawer if the instructions on the package advise that it should be put directly in the drum The detergent may not flow freely and some may remain in the drawer causing water to overflow from the drawer Prewashing You need separate detergent for prewash and main wash Use powdered detergent for main wash Liquid detergent washes away in...

Page 8: ...range of settings you can change and the optional functions you can add vary depending on the programme P 20 21 1 Turn on the power 2 Select a programme P 18 19 The required time is displayed Changing settings Using optional functions 3 Start operation Weighing about 30 seconds Capacity display about 5 seconds Required time display recalculated Operation finishes The buzzer sounds and the door loc...

Page 9: ... combined energy and water consumption for washing that type of cotton laundry The actual water temperature may differ from the declared cycle temperature 17 Washing Preparing Sort the laundry and put it into the drum P 9 Add the detergent P 12 1 Turn on the power 2 Select the Cotton programme 3 Displays the Option display 4 Select Speed Eco and set 5 Select Eco and set F will light up and Eco mod...

Page 10: ...1 1 36 1 21 1 36 19 Washing 1 For each programme s default water temperature 2 The load is not weighed after Start Pause is pressed Operation starts straight away 3 This is not a wash programme so it does not get rid of dirt 4 The required time 140ZS1 2 23 168ZS1 2 13 that is shown after starting operation may shorten or lengthen depending on result of the sensor detection Programme Description Ma...

Page 11: ... w AutoCare Auto 28 C 43 C Auto 2 3 Auto 1400 Auto 1400 T 20 C Wash 20 C 2 1400 1600 Cold 20 C Time saving e Quick 50 40 C 2 1200 1200 Cold 60 C 2 j Rapid 15 30 C 1 800 800 Cold 30 C 2 Using steam x N Cotton 40 C 2 1200 1200 Cold 90 C 2 N Shirts 40 C 2 500 500 Cold 60 C 2 N Allergy care 60 C 3 1200 1200 60 C Refresh 25 Wrinkle care 21 Washing Available options P 26 27 28 29 Spin speed Speed Eco Ea...

Page 12: ...ter consumption possible through detecting the laundry type degree of soiling and detergent type Washable items Daily cottons and synthetics suitable to be washed at 30 C or 40 C For laundry listed below we recommend our special programmes ECONAVI lamp Lights up while the AutoCare programme runs The green light flashes during the detection by ECONAVI sensors NOTE Result of ECONAVI sensor detection...

Page 13: ...0 50 30 Temperature 25 Optional Functions Change the spin speed to dry laundry more thoroughly or reduce wrinkles in laundry NOTE You can change the spin speed after the programme starts and until the wash process ends Pause the programme and do the steps 3 4 and 5 You can set the time the programme will end To check a preset time To cancel settings NOTE Do not use a detergent that is difficult to...

Page 14: ...r Normal Off Off 1 10 Speed Normal Wash Eco Speed Eco 2 3 27 Optional Functions Keeps the spin speed to 800 r min or less to reduce wrinkles making ironing easier NOTE You can change the Easy Iron setting after the programme starts and until the wash process ends Pause the programme and do the steps 3 4 and 5 After the operation has finished the drum rotates intermittently to unravel tangled laund...

Page 15: ...ay in step 2 while doing settings Press Speed Eco Easy Iron Stain Master Normal Off Off 1 10 Rinse thoroughly G Extra Rinse 4 Select Extra Rinse and set Each press toggles the setting between On extra rinse and Off 5 Start operation Prewash Mode Off Off 4 10 ExtraRinse 29 Optional Functions You can wash laundry twice by adding the prewash option This is good for heavily soiled items You can wash y...

Page 16: ...buzzer sounds Cancelling operation sounds Operation Sound 3 Select Operation Sound and set Each press toggles the setting between Off and On operation sounds sound Buzzer OperationSound Brightness On On 7 10 On 8 10 OperationSound Brightness Language English 31 Optional Functions Adjusting the display brightness Brightness 3 Select Brightness and set 4 Adjust the brightness and set Brightness Lang...

Page 17: ...nside the drum P 17 3 After 1 minute turn off the power Water has drained out of the water supply hose 4 Remove the water supply hose and clean the water supply filter If the hose is fitted with a water supply valve Also remove the hose from the tap and clean the water supply filter at that end too 1 Wrap warm towels around the joints of the water supply hose 2 Put 2 to 3 litres of hot water about...

Page 18: ... manufacturer s instructions Detergent drawer Drain filter cover Window Drain filter Drum Tap Mains plug Door seal Detergent drawer Appliance Drum 35 Maintenance Remove lint from the drain filter once a month A build up of lint can hamper drainage 1 Switch off and unplug the appliance 2 Open the drain filter cover with a flat blade screwdriver and remove the cover 3 Pull out the funnel and place a...

Page 19: ...ocked while an operation is in progress P 14 The Child Lock B A may be activated P 32 The temperature inside the drum may be very high The water level may be too high To open the door immediately 1 Switch the appliance off and then on again P 10 2 Select the Cotton programme 3 Select O in Mode P 27 and start operation If you switch off the appliance or there is a power cut while the door is locked...

Page 20: ...enough too much foam The amount of foam varies depending on the temperature level and softness of the water The following can result in less foam Powdered detergent may have been put directly into the drum It should be put into the detergent drawer P 12 Too little detergent may have been used The laundry may be heavily soiled The load may be large The following can result in more foam Too much det...

Page 21: ... again when you press the Start button unplug the machine and contact your local Customer Service Centre U 11 U 12 U 14 H 41 Troubleshooting Installation Service person only Installation Others Choosing the Right Location Make sure to ask a service person for installation Do not install by yourself If the installation test run and inspection of the washing machine are not carried out following thi...

Page 22: ...drum a little How to remove 1 Remove two screws 2 Remove the bracket 3 Set the bracket to the groove of the anchor rod and turn 90 degrees Removing the anchor rods Anchor rods Drum Anchor rods 2 Rear of appliance 43 7 Installation Service person only 4 Pull the anchor rod out The rod stops twice during removal Pull the rod while turning it 5 Attach the cover cap to the hole If the caps are not att...

Page 23: ... or more Connecting the water supply hose 1 Attach one end of the hose to the water inlet on the appliance and tighten by hand 2 Attach the other end of the hose to the tap and tighten by hand 3 Turn on the tap slowly and make sure there are no leaks Draining to a sink or wash basin Draining to a stand pipe Draining to a drain hole NOTE Do not twist pull out or bend the drain hose Do not put the h...

Page 24: ...ose in the upper left Drain hose Anchor rods 2 Is the appliance level P 43 47 7 Installation Service person only Test run Cotton 40 400 2 32 6 3 7 7 4 5 9 10 11 8 1 Turn on the tap 2 Close the door without any laundry in the drum 3 Switch on the appliance 4 Select the Quick 50 programme 5 Use the Mode function to select M P 27 6 Start operation 7 Switch the appliance off and on 8 Press 9 Select 3h...

Page 25: ...damage during transportation is all recyclable For information on recycling contact your local authority Disposal of Old Equipment Only for European Union and countries with recycling systems This symbol on the products packaging and or accompanying documents means that used electrical and electronic products must not be mixed with general household waste For proper treatment recovery and recyclin...

Page 26: ...shing cycles for cotton programmes at 60 C and 40 C at full and partial load and the consumption of the low power modes Actual energy consumption will depend on how the appliance is used Energy consumption of the standard cotton programme at 60 C with full load kWh 0 83 0 63 at 60 C with partial load kWh 0 66 0 48 at 40 C with partial load kWh 0 53 0 40 Weighted power consumption Off mode W 0 2 0 ...

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