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Prewash cycle increases programme duration approximately 15 min. Consumption values were measured in normalized
conditions in compliance with standard IEC 60 456. Consumption data in the home may vary with respect to the values in the
table in relation to the water supply pressure and temperature, the load and the type of wash. The data on the “Energy
Label” refer to the programme “Cotton 60”.
* The remaining time indicator can similarly deviate from the values in the table, because it takes into account the household
conditions applicable at that time.
** To reduce the water temperature, some cold water is added at the end of the main wash cycle, before the pump drains the
water out.
1. Close the drum flaps and check that they are
properly locked.
2. Add detergents and additives into the dispenser
to no more then the
“MAX“
level mark, as
follows:
•
Programme with pre and main wash
•
Main wash programme without prewash
•
Fabric softeners and conditioners
•
Chlorine bleach
•
Stain remover agents
•
Anti-scale agents (if necessary)
3. Turn the
programme selector knob
clockwise
to the desired programme.
4. Turn the
temperature knob
to the required
temperature.
“Half Load” button
• Reduces the water consumption in the “Cotton”
and “Synthetics” programmes especially during
the rinse.
• Especially suitable for lightly soiled or small loads
(reduces the quantity of detergent).
• Not suitable for high temperature programmes.
Open the water inlet tap and select the desired spin
speed, turning the spin speed and
“On/Off”
knob to
the desired position (the indicated spin speed or
“No Spin”). The pilot lamp lights up.
ENERGY AND WATER CONSUMPTION DATA
Programme
Temperature
(°C)
Load
(kg)
Water
(l)
Energy
(kWh)
Programme
time
(min)
Cotton
90
5.0
72
1.80
115
Cotton
60
5.0
72
1.15
115
Coloured
60
2.0
60
0.80
100
Coloured
40
2.0
60
0.40
100
Quick Wash + 1/2 Load
40
2.5
54
0.50
85
Synt 1/2 Load
40
2.0
54
0.40
70
Delicate
40
1.5
70
0.65
55
Wool
40
1.0
70
0.65
45
PREPARATION OF WASH CYCLE
PRESS ANY DESIRED OPTION BUTTON(S)
PROGRAMME START
During the running programme, the door cannot be
opened.
The door locks automatically in all programmes.
If the programme is stopped or if an electrical
power failure occurs, the door unlocks
automatically after about 1 minute.
• The programme selector knob is at “STOP”,
the pilot lamp lights.
1. Turn the spin speed knob to the Off position
“
”. The pilot light goes out.
2. Cancel the options by pressing the appropriate
buttons.
3. Turn the water supply tap off.
4. Wait for the door to unlock (about 1 minute).
5. Open the door and the drum flaps and unload
the machine.
1. Turn the spin speed knob to the Off position
“
” to switch off the appliance.
The pilot light goes out.
2. Select the new programme, temperature and
options.
3. Turn the spin speed knob to the desired spin
speed to switch on the appliance.
The pilot light lights.
1. Turn the spin speed knob to the Off position
“
” to switch off the appliance.
The pilot light goes out.
2. Set the programme selector on “Drain”.
3. Turn the spin speed knob to the desired spin
speed to start the “Drain” programme.
Only open the door when the programme
selector is at “STOP” and the door is unlocked
(after approximately 1 minute).
• After switching your washing machine on, it
does not start immediately: it needs some
seconds in order to lock the door, fill water and
then drum starts turning.
• Spinning has an interrupted start-up: the drum
starts and stops running several times, to
improve spin efficiency and to better balance
the laundry.
• At the end of the spinning cycle the drum goes
on reversing for some minutes: this helps you
unloading the laundry.
• Do not exceed in detergents dosage: excessive
foam formation may prevent spinning.
• The turning of the drum is stopped in several
steps of the washing cycle due to optimization
of energy consumption.
DOOR LOCK
PROGRAMME END
SELECTING A NEW PROGRAMME, SPIN
SPEED, OPTIONS AFTER PROGRAMME
START
TO STOP, RESET A PROGRAMME BEFORE
THE END
NOTES AND INDICATIONS FOR USE
