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 PROGRAMME TABLE

GB

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS

When a full load has been washed, the drying cycle must be carried out in two stages, drying half the 
load each time.

min. 0.05 MPa - max. 1 MPa

Width cm:
Height cm:
Depth cm:

Dimensions:

Max. spin: (rpm)

Maximum
recommended load
during washing:

Water pressure

Max. absorbed power / Electrical connection

see characteristics plate

MODEL

he recommended times are purely indicative and depend heavily on the type of fabric and the experience of the user.

RECOMMENDED DRYING QUANTITIES AND TIMES

Cotton
Cotton

Synthetics
Synthetics

wardrobe dry

Type of drying

iron dry
wardrobe dry
iron dry

Type of fabric.

Max Kg. 4.0
Max Kg. 4.0

Max Kg. 2.0
Max Kg. 2.0

Time

LSE 146

6,0 Kg
3,0 Kg
1,5 Kg

1400

59.5
85.0
55.0

180'-160'
150'-120'
140'-120'

120'- 90'

Delicate fabrics.

To rinse and refresh the

washing.

Drain and final spin.

COLD

COLD WASH

Cotton or synthetic fabrics or

others suitable for machine

drying.

MANUAL

DRYING

FUNCTION ENABLED

OPTIONAL WITH THE PRE-WASH BUTTON PRESSED.

FUNCTION DISABLED

PROGRAMMER

KNOB

TEMPERATURE

D'ESERCIZIO

FABRIC TYPE

WASH

TEMPERATU-

RE LABELS

BUTTONS ENABLED

Detergent

compartments

RINSE

DRAIN / SPIN

PRE

WASH

RINSE

OLD

EXTRA

RINSE

 NO

SPIN

Summary of Contents for LSE 146

Page 1: ...User s book Model LSE 146 GB...

Page 2: ...ENGLISH 3 18 GB...

Page 3: ...12 MAIN FUNCTIONS OF THE WASHING MACHINE13 USING THE WASHING MACHINE 13 14 Wash cycle 13 Variable spin 14 Start button 14 Programmer knob stop 14 OPTIONAL FUNCTIONS 14 15 Pre wash 14 Touche de stop a...

Page 4: ...se where stains have been removed using va porising products wait until these substances have fully evaporated from the surface of the material before loading into the washing machine The use and quan...

Page 5: ...programmes The ample glass door makes loading and unloading easier The perfect machine balance is the result of many years of research aimed at finding the correct balance between the various moving p...

Page 6: ...machine must be installed by professionally qualified technicians according to the manufacturer s indications Incorrect installation may result in damage to persons and property The machine can be in...

Page 7: ...outlet Place the filter washer supplied between the hose and the valve and hand tighten the connection as much as possible fig 5 N B Use the new pipe supplied with the machine and do not re use the o...

Page 8: ...he mains supply fig 9 All cut outs electric wiring and mains sockets must have a rating such that ena bles them to support the maximum load indicated on the identification plate Once the appliance has...

Page 9: ...e washing machine has a three compartment detergent drawer compartment for pre wash or soak powder detergent 1 compartment for normal wash powder detergent 2 compartment for fabric softener perfume st...

Page 10: ...en on the packet CHEWING GUM rub ice over the fabric scrape away as much chewing gum as possible and then rub with a piece of cotton soaked in acetone INTERNATIONAL CLOTHING CARE SYMBOLS Before placin...

Page 11: ...ewing in a clockwise direction and making sure it is hermetically sealed Removing the detergent drawer fig A or B according to the model CLEANING THE WASHING MACHINE The external structure and the par...

Page 12: ...not been selected 5 The Stop with water function has not been selected The washing machine vibrates and is noisy Make sure that 1 All the locking elements used for transporta tion have been removed 2...

Page 13: ...e respective compartments see chapter USE OF DETERGENTS 4 Close the detergent drawer Do not open the drawer while the machine is working as this may cause water to spill out 5 Rotate the programmer kn...

Page 14: ...se this function if strictly necessary and then only if the programme to reset has not been running for more than 3 minutes Before opening the door after a reset wait 2 minutes for the locking mechani...

Page 15: ...ine to carry out drying the time must always be selected first using the relevant knob both in automatic and in manual mode see table RECOMMENDED DRYING QUANTITIES AND TIMES CONTINUOUS WASH DRY PROGRA...

Page 16: ...lightly soiled DELICATES Delicate cotton viscous and mixed delicate fabrics Delicate cotton viscous and mixed delicate fabrics 30 60 40 30 40 30 Machine washable wool WOOL Detergent compartments COTT...

Page 17: ...r RECOMMENDED DRYING QUANTITIES AND TIMES Cotton Cotton Synthetics Synthetics wardrobe dry Type of drying iron dry wardrobe dry iron dry Type of fabric Max Kg 4 0 Max Kg 4 0 Max Kg 2 0 Max Kg 2 0 Time...

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