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USE OF YOUR APPLIANCE

The control panel

Never turn the programme selector when the appliance is working.

1 "EIN/AUS" pushbutton (on/off)

Press the ON/OFF pushbutton, the programme
starts : the control lamp lights on.

2 Control lamp

The control lamp lights on when the appliance is
working (on/off pushbutton pressed). It lights off
when the on/off pushbutton is pressed out.

3 "850/400" pushbutton (spinning
speed reduction)

Press this pushbutton to reduce the spinning
speed from 850 to 400 rpm on cotton programmes
and from 600 to 400 rpm on synthetics/delicates/
wool programmes.

4 "Spar 1/2" pushbutton (half load
pushbutton)

This pushbutton allows to wash small quantity of
linen not much soiled (2,5 kg) only on the cotton
programmes.

5 Programme selector

It enables to select the most adapted programme
to the nature and degreees of soil of your laundry.
Turn the programme selector clockwise to select
the chosen programme.
The programme selector indicates each pro-
gramme phase as it takes place.
At the end of the programme, the appliance stops
automatically on a position off "I" for cotton pro-
grammes and on a rinse hold position ("o") for
synthetics/delicates/wool programmes.

Never turn the programme selector anticlockwise.

6 Temperature  selector

It enables to choose the mosta adapted temperature
between cold ( ) and 95°C.
Choose the temperature which corresponds to the
chosen programme, with the help of the indica-
tions or the programme table, according to the
fibers and the fastness of the colours.

CT VD85

    

2

EIN

AUS

    

3

    

4

    

5

Classic

KALT

80

95

30

50

40

70

    

1

°C

SPAR

1/2

850
400

    

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Summary of Contents for CTVD85

Page 1: ...Waschvollautomat CT VD85 Washing machine Gebrauchsanweisung Instructions manual...

Page 2: ...nce 33 If something doesn t work 34 35 Service 35 For the installer Technical information 36 Installation Unpacking 36 Installation 37 Levelling 37 Moving of the appliance 37 Water connection 38 Elect...

Page 3: ...petroleum products If volatile cleaning fluids have been used make sure that they are thoroughly removed from the fabrics before they are placed in the appliance Small and delicate objects e g baby so...

Page 4: ...ater inlet hose Environmental information All materials marked by the symbol are biodegradable They can be disposed of without danger or burnt in rubbish incinerators In order to realize water and ene...

Page 5: ...er for programmes with pre wash 1 Washing powder or liquid detergent for the main wash 2 Liquid additives fabric softener and conditioner 3 Control panel Lid Handleforopeninglid Trap door for lint fil...

Page 6: ...h soiled 2 5 kg only on the cotton programmes 5 Programme selector It enables to select the most adapted programme to the nature and degreees of soil of your laundry Turn the programme selector clockw...

Page 7: ...ne make sure that the drum flapdoors are correctly closed the two flapdoors fastened the button A pressed out 2 Measure out the detergent Measure out the amount of detergent recommended by the manufac...

Page 8: ...ch on your machine The control lamp lights on and the programme begins 8 At the end of the programme When the selected programme is over the ma chine stops automatically The timer knob stops on the po...

Page 9: ...position I after a spinning phase BE CAREFUL THE LID CAN ONLY BE OPENED 90 SECONDS AFTER THE MACHINE HAS STOPPED Programmes description Temperatures C Consumptions Time min Detergent dispensers to us...

Page 10: ...Temperatures C Consumptions Time min Detergent dispensers to use Water Liter Pumpen Draining Pflegeleicht Synthetics When the selected programme is over the washing machine stops automatically The sy...

Page 11: ...40 C Garments with non fast colours should not be washed at temperatures above 40 C If fast and non fastcoloursarewashedtogether theyshould be treated as non fast colours and therefore the temperatur...

Page 12: ...ompartmentsofthedispenserdrawer beforestartingtheprogramme Specialdetergents areavailaibleforcolouredanddelicatefabricsand for wool Concentrated powder detergents Pour the concentrated powder detergen...

Page 13: ...C Warm iron max 150 C Lukewarm iron max 110 C Do not iron DRY CLEANING Dry cleaning in perchlorethylene petrol pure alcohol R 111 R 113 Dry cleaning in all solvents Dry cleaning in petrol pure alcohol...

Page 14: ...n the front part to collect lint and small objects toothpins coins pins etc inadvertently left in the clothes It is essential that this filter is cleaned regularly Frequency of cleaning depends on the...

Page 15: ...isy IF SOMETHING DOESN T WORK Check that was the wrong quantity or the wrong detergent added Insufficientdetergentleadstogreywashes and scale deposits in the machine Check the quantities more exactly...

Page 16: ...aking it is not always easy to see as the leak often runs along the hose is the drain filter cover properly closed Check that you have respected the adviced quantities Problems Problems Problems Probl...

Page 17: ...our machine for the first time These parts and their securing means should be kept in case the machine has to be transported again Unpack the appliance Tilt the appliance backwards Give to one of the...

Page 18: ...loor boards Wherever possible placetheapplianceinthecorneroftheroom there wooden floors are most secure and least liable to resonance vibrations Never compensate for small unevennesses in the floor by...

Page 19: ...water flow If an extension hose is required remember that it might cause a malfunction in the drain pump particularly if the extension has a length in excess of 1 meter or if the diameter of the exte...

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