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INSTALLATION

Accessories

Product Description

4 x Cover caps

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 

Water supply hose

Top cover 

Drain hose

1 x Owner’s manual

Summary of Contents for TKD 1481

Page 1: ...TKD 1481 TKD 1491 TKD 1500 ...

Page 2: ...LLATION Product Description Installation OPERATION Quick Start Before Each Washing Detergent Dispenser Control Panel Programmes Option MAINTENANCE Cleaning and Care Trouble Shooting Technical Specifications Product Fiche 2 9 10 13 15 16 18 20 26 30 33 34 35 ...

Page 3: ...ified persons Risk of electric shock If the supply cord is damaged it must be replaced by the manufacturer ELECTRIC SHOCK HAZARD 2 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Safety Instructions a potentially dangerous situation which may result in death or serious injuries unless it s avoided This combination of symbol and signal word indicates Warning a potentially dangerous situation which may result in slight or mino...

Page 4: ...d 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 substances are to be kept in a safe place out of the reach of children Do not install the machine on a carpet floor The obstruction of the openings by a carpet can damage the machine Keep the appliance clear...

Page 5: ...er 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 washing machine the product shall be calibrated Do not put any excessively heavy objects on the appliance like water containers or heating devices The new hose sets supplied with the appliance are to be used and that old hose sets sh...

Page 6: ...t is 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 loosen or leak close the water tap and get it repaired Do not use the appliance before the pipes and hoses are installed properly by qualified persons Glass door may become very hot during the operat...

Page 7: ...with substances such as cooking oil acetone alcohol petrol kerosene spot removers turpentine wax and wax removers should be washed in hot with an extra amount of detergent before being dried in the appliance Items containing foam rubber latex foam shower caps water proof textiles rubber backed articles and clothes or pillows fitted with foam rubber pads should not be dried in the machine Fabric so...

Page 8: ...any 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 machine washing and drying This appliance is for indoor use only and not intended for built in use Only use according to these instructions The appliance is not intended for commercial use Any other use...

Page 9: ... to 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 systems or contact the retailer where the product was purchased They return and can take this product for environmental safe recycling Packaging Old appliance ...

Page 10: ... caps 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 Water supply hose Top cover Drain hose 1 x Owner s manual ...

Page 11: ...oam a is 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 and drain hose Stability is important to prevent the product from wandering Make sure the machine is standing leveled and stable Make sure that the product does not stand onto the power cord Ma...

Page 12: ... must 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 steady Connect the water supply hose To prevent leakage or water damage follow the instructions in this chapter Do not kink crush or modify water inlet hose Warning Connect the water supply hose t...

Page 13: ...ys to place the end of drain hose 1 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 Warning Warning ...

Page 14: ...calibrate the washing machine 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 water consumption saving you money and time For this reason it s recommended to calibrate the appliance for best use 1 Remove all accessories from the drum and close the door 2 Insert the mains p...

Page 15: ...rt the program 2 3 4 Buzzer beep and End on display 3 After Washing 1 Before Washing Open tap Load 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 OPERATION 10 14 Power On 1 ...

Page 16: ...et 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 can unfreeze before use Please check your laundry care labels and the detergent use instructions before wash Use non foaming or less foaming detergent suitable for machine washing properly Tie togethe...

Page 17: ...ter selecting pre wash function OPERATION Pre wash Main wash Softener I I I Release button to pull out the dispenser Programme Cotton Synthetic Baby Care Jeans Mix 20 Rinse Spin Spin Only Means must Means optional Programme Intensive ECO 40 60 Delicate Wool Sport Wear Rapid 45 Quick 15 ...

Page 18: ...arly 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 laundry turns grey built up of limescale deposits on the drum the heating element and or the laundry Note Recommended washing detergent Heavy duty detergent with bleaching agents and optical brighteners Colour deterge...

Page 19: ...efer to real product as standard 1 1 3 1 2 4 Display The display shows the settings estimated time remaining options and status messages for your washer The display will remain on through the cycle 5 Model TKD 1481 TKD 1491 15 1200 5 3 1 2 4 1 1 Spin Speed I Delay A Door Lock B Child Lock C Reload D My Cycle E F Rate Of Progress Pre wash Wash Rinse Spin J Wash Time Delay Time Error End K 1200 D C ...

Page 20: ... H F K Pre Wash F Extra Rinse G Speed Wash H 1500 1500 Press 3 sec to set My Cycle Press 3 sec to set My Cycle On Off Product is switched On Off Start Pause Press the button to start or pause the washing cycle Programmes Available according to the laundry type Option This allows you to select an additional function and will light when selected 1 1 3 1 2 4 Display The display shows the settings est...

Page 21: ... 0 50 1 07 0 45 0 45 0 15 8 0 4 0 8 0 8 0 8 0 8 0 8 0 8 0 8 0 8 0 8 0 2 0 8 0 2 0 2 0 9 0 9 0 4 5 9 0 9 0 9 0 9 0 9 0 9 0 9 0 9 0 9 0 2 0 9 0 2 0 2 0 10 0 10 0 5 0 10 0 10 0 10 0 10 0 10 0 10 0 10 0 10 0 10 0 2 0 10 0 2 5 2 5 Model TKD 1481 TKD 1491 TKD 1500 10 20 OPERATIONS maybe different with the parameters in above mentioned table The parameters in this table are only for user s reference The ...

Page 22: ...fault Half load for 8 0Kg machine 4 0Kg Quarter load for 8 0Kg machine 2 0Kg The above data is for reference only and the data may change due to different Cycle Nominal capacity in kg Cycle duration in hours and minutes Energy consumption in kWh operalling cycle Water consumption in mliter operalling cycle Highest temperature ature residual moitsure in spin speed 20 4 0 1 01 0 15 50 20 65 1000 Cot...

Page 23: ...default Half load for 9 0Kg machine 4 5Kg Quarter load for 9 0Kg machine 2 0Kg The above data is for reference only and the data may change due to different Cycle Nominal capacity in kg Cycle duration in hours and minutes Energy consumption in kWh operalling cycle Water consumption in mliter operalling cycle Highest temperature ature residual moitsure in spin speed 20 4 5 1 01 0 2 55 20 65 1000 Co...

Page 24: ...lt Half load for 10 0Kg machine 5 0Kg Quarter load for 10 0Kg machine 2 5Kg The above data is for reference only and the data may change due to different Cycle Nominal capacity in kg Cycle duration in hours and minutes Energy consumption in kWh operalling cycle Water consumption in mliter operalling cycle Highest temperature ature residual moitsure in spin speed 20 5 0 1 01 0 25 60 20 65 1000 Cott...

Page 25: ... spin Extra spin with selectable spin speed To increase the washing effects washing time is increased This program is specially designed for washing duvet coats Default 40 not selectable suitabale for laundry washing at about 40 60 For delicate washable textiles e g made of silk satin synthetic fibres or blended fabrics Hand or machine washable wool or richwool textiles Especially gentle wash prog...

Page 26: ...t programmes in terms of energy consumption are generally those that perform at lower temperatures and longer duration Loading the household washing machine up to the capacity indicated for the respective programmes will contribute to energy and water savings Noise and remaining moisture content are influenced by the spinning speed the higher the spinning speed in the spinning phase the higher the...

Page 27: ...0 1400 800 1000 1000 1000 800 1000 800 1200 1400 Default Temp Default spin speed in rpm For the maximum spin speed program time and other details of the ECO 40 60 program please refer to the content on the Product Fiche page The table shows which cycle offers which options for adjustment If an adjustment is not possible for a cycle Note 1500 800 800 800 600 600 1500 800 1000 1000 1000 800 1000 800...

Page 28: ... a special memory stores the selected programme and when the power is restarted the program will continue Pre Wash The Prewash function can get an extra wash before main wash it is suitable for washing the dust rises to surface of the clothes You need to put detergent into the Case I when select it Speed Wash The function can decrease the washing time My Cycle After choosing the programme and sett...

Page 29: ...use ec Clothes Reload the clothes When child lock is activated and program starts child lock indicator will switch on and the CL and remaining time on the display are alternately displayed in 0 5s Press the other buttons will make child lock indicator flash for 3s when program finish CL and END alternate for 10s in 0 5s then the child lock lights flash for 3s Only press and hold the two button can...

Page 30: ...button again for 3 seconds The setting will be kept until the next reset After Muting the buzzer function the sounds will not be activated any more Caution Choose the Programme Press the Temp and Spin for 3sec the buzzer is mute Temp Spin OPERATION 10 29 ...

Page 31: ...hine can 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 items to clean the appliance MAINTENANCE Caution Never use abrasive or caustic agents formic acids or its diluted solvents or similar substances like alcohol or chemical products Wipe the glass ...

Page 32: ...ed to be cleaned Note Clean The Detergent Dispenser Do not use abrasive or caustic agents to clean plastic parts Clean the detergent dispenser every 3 months to ensure the normal operation of the appliance Press the release and remove the dispenser drawer Clean the dispenser drawer and the softener cover under water Clean the recess with an soft brush Insert the dispenser drawer Note 1 Press down ...

Page 33: ...ilter by turning to the counter clockwise Remove extraneous matter 1 Close the lower cover cap 4 3 2 and unplug it before cleaning the drain pump filter Be careful of hot water Allow the water to cool down Risk of scalding Clean the filter periodically every 3 months to ensure the normal operation of the appliance Make sure that the machine has finished the washing cycle and is empty Switch it off...

Page 34: ...use 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 Connections are not tight enough Check and fasten the water inlet pipe Check and clean the outlet hose Clean and wipe the detergent dispenser dry Abnormal noise Check if the fixing bolts have been removed Make...

Page 35: ... your appliance are available 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 the house installations Let the water drain completely from the appliance see Maintenance Cleaning the drain pump filter Important Re install the 4 transport bolts in the ba...

Page 36: ...INTENANCE 8 A 0 82kwh 0 75kwh 0 73kwh 1400 53 280min 270min 270min 79dB 57 TKD 1481 Energy test program Intensive Speed the highest speed Other as the default 60 40 Intensive Intensive Intensive Intensive Intensive Intensive Intensive Intensive Intensive 175 11000 Intensive 1min ...

Page 37: ...10 24 10 36 MAINTENANCE TKD 1481 ...

Page 38: ...INTENANCE 9 A 0 85kwh 0 71kwh 0 70kwh 1400 53 270min 270min 265min 79dB 57 TKD 1491 Energy test program Intensive Speed the highest speed Other as the default 60 40 Intensive Intensive Intensive Intensive Intensive Intensive Intensive Intensive Intensive 174 11880 Intensive 1min ...

Page 39: ...10 24 10 38 MAINTENANCE TKD 1491 ...

Page 40: ...the highest speed Other as the default 60 40 TKD 1500 10 A 0 80kwh 0 70kwh 0 68kwh 1500 53 285min 270min 270min 79dB 57 167 12980 the standard Intensive Intensive standard 60 cotton standard60 cotton standard40 cotton the standard cotton cotton the standard 60 cotton the standard 60 cotton the standard 40 cotton 1min ...

Page 41: ...10 24 10 40 MAINTENANCE TKD 1500 ...

Page 42: ... spare parts within 15 working days after having received the order Product Data Sheet 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 The model identifier for your appliance can be found in the technical specifications section 10 24 10 41 MAINTENANCE ...

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