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Hinges

Counter magnet

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Fixed position
paper

Tool

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Automatic driver

Ruler

Pencil

Built-in installation

Install Steps

Overview

825mm

600mm

540mm

595mm

152.5mm

580mm

825mm

Preparation and assembly of the door

The door is open from right to left

The door is open from left to right

MAINTENANCE

Summary of Contents for LSI6 1480

Page 1: ...LSI6 1480...

Page 2: ...Description Installation OPERATION Quick Start Before Each Washing Detergent Dispenser Control Panel Programmes Option MAINTENANCE Cleaning and Care Trouble Shooting Technical Specifications Product...

Page 3: ...fied persons Risk of electric shock If the supply cord is damaged it must be replaced by the manufacturer ELECTRIC SHOCK HAZARD SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Safety Instructions a potentially dangerous situatio...

Page 4: ...Animals and children may climb into the machine Check the machine before every operation Do not climb or sit on the appliance INSTALLATION LOCATION AND SURROUNDING All washing and additional substance...

Page 5: ...installation Before washing clothes for the first time the product shall be operated once throughout all the procedures without any clothes inside Before using the washer dryer the product shall be c...

Page 6: ...s not being used Warning WATER CONNECTIONS Check the connections of the water inlet tubes the water tap and the outlet hose for possible problems due to changes of water pressure If the connections lo...

Page 7: ...efore use the appliance Thoroughly rinse items that have been washed by hand Do not dry unwashed items in the appliance Items that have been soiled with substances such as cooking oil acetone alcohol...

Page 8: ...protruding part of the machine when lifting The machine door cannot be used as a handle INTENDED USE The product is intended only for home use and for textiles in household amounts suitable for machi...

Page 9: ...the environment or human health from uncontrolled waste disposal recycle it responsibly to promote the sustainable reuse of material resources To return your used device please use the collection sys...

Page 10: ...ps 1 x Supply hose cold water The product picture is for illustration only please refer to real product as reference Note Drum Power supply cord Control panel Detergent dispenser Service flap Door Wat...

Page 11: ...s removed with the bottom packaging together If not lay the unit down on the side surface and remove it manually 4 Remove the inlet hose from the drum 3 Remove the tape securing the power supply cord...

Page 12: ...be screwed tightly against the housing Warning 1 Loosen the lock nut 2 Turn the foot until it reaches the floor 3 Adjust the legs and lock the nuts with a spanner Make sure the machine is level and st...

Page 13: ...Put it into the water trough 2 Connect it to the branch drain pipe of the trough Position drain hose properly otherwise damage might result of water leakage Do not kink or protract the drain hose Warn...

Page 14: ...brate the washer dryer so that provide the best performance The appliance is able to detect the amount of laundry loaded This function is optimizing the product performance by minimizing energy and wa...

Page 15: ...oad Close door Plug in Add detergent Detergent need to be added in compartment I if the pre wash function is selected 1 2 3 4 5 Note Main wash Prewash Softener earth terminal Select programme Select f...

Page 16: ...t valve and draining system may be damaged If the machine is installed under freezing conditions it should be transferred to normal ambient temperature to ensure the water supply hose and drain hose c...

Page 17: ...nt I after selecting pre wash function OPERATION Pre wash Main wash Softener I I I Release button to pull out the dispenser Programme Cotton 1 Hour W D Jeans Mix Wool Rinse Spin ECO 40 60 20 Programme...

Page 18: ...uires particularly accurate dosing Following symptoms are a sign of detergent overdosing heavy foam formation poor washing and rinsing result Following symptoms are a sign of detergent underdosing lau...

Page 19: ...he laundry type Option This allows you to select additional functions and will light when selected 1 1 3 1 2 4 Display The display shows settings estimated remaining time options and status messages 5...

Page 20: ...480 8 0 8 0 1 0 1 0 4 0 2 0 4 0 2 0 8 0 8 0 8 0 8 0 8 0 6 0 8 0 6 0 8 0 6 0 8 0 0 15 1 11 1 01 1 45 1 07 3 35 3 48 0 12 0 20 1 43 4 14 5 00 1 20 3 49 0 58 8 0 1400 The parameters in this table are onl...

Page 21: ...y Concerning to EN 60456 2016 With EU No 1061 2010 The EU energy efficiency class is A Speed The highest speed O Half load for 8 0kg machine 4 0kg Concerning to EN 60456 2016 prA2019 With EU 2019 2014...

Page 22: ...used to assess the compliance with the regulation EU 2019 2023 The most efficient programmes in terms of energy consumption are generally those that perform at lower temperatures and longer duration L...

Page 23: ...selectable spin speed Extra rinse with spin For small synthetic clothes or shirts load limitation is 1 kg about 4 shirts When you have an urgent appointment but no more clean shirt left in your cupbo...

Page 24: ...ix Cotton 1Hour W D Delay Delay Delay Delay Delay Delay Delay Delay Delay Delay Delay Delay Delay Delay Delay Default Temp Default spin speed in rpm For the maximum spin speed program time and other d...

Page 25: ...ramme already started should press the On Off button to reset the programme Cut off the power supply the kid s protection is to be released Press the two button 3sec also to be released the function T...

Page 26: ...means the spin speed is 0 Caution Temp Press the button to regulate the temperature Cold 20 30 40 60 90 Press the Temp button for 3sec the buzzer is mute Mute the buzzer Temp To act the buzzer functio...

Page 27: ...ature Synthetic should be set the proper drying time If you want to iron the clothes after drying please put them for a while Clothes not suitable for drying Particularly delicate items such as synthe...

Page 28: ...an extend its working life The surface can be cleaned with diluted non abrasive neutral detergents when necessary If there is any water overflow use a cloth to wipe it off immediately Never use sharp...

Page 29: ...hose from it 2 Clean the filter with a brush 3 Unscrew the water supply hose from the backside of the machine Pull out the filter with long nose pliers 4 Use a brush to clean the filter 5 Reinstall th...

Page 30: ...washing Drain pump filter can filter the yarns and small foreign matters from the washing Clean the filter periodically to ensure the normal operation of washing machine Clean the filter periodically...

Page 31: ...ause Solution Close the door properly and restart Check the laundry Door is not closed properly Clothes are stuck Safety protection is activated Disconnect the power and restart Water leakage Connecti...

Page 32: ...for a minimum of 10 years Transport IMPORTANT STEPS WHEN MOVING THE APPLIANCE Check if the door and the detergent dispenser are closed properly Remove the water inlet pipe and the outlet hose from th...

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Page 34: ...heet concerning EU 2019 2014 The product data sheet for your appliance can be found online Go to https eprel ec europe eu and enter the model identifier for your appliance to download the data sheet T...

Page 35: ...most efficient programmes in terms of combined energy and water consumptions for washing that type of cotton laundry The actual water temperature may differ from the declared cycle emperature Please...

Page 36: ...ol Screw driver Automatic driver Ruler Pencil Built in installation Install Steps Overview 1 825mm 600mm 540mm 595mm 152 5mm 580mm 825mm Preparation and assembly of the door The door is open from righ...

Page 37: ...sition Paper Make the mark on the door 1 Position Paper Position Paper Fixed position paper on the door 2 16 22mm 12mm 35mm 12mm 2mm Drill hole on the door 3 Top Top Left Open Right Open MAINTENANCE 3...

Page 38: ...stallation the door 6 4 When installing the appliance into the kitchen ensure furniture if possible the hoses are placed in either of the two recesses on the back of the appliance This will help to pr...

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