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Washing Machine / User’s Manual
2. Select the washing programme, temperature, spin speed and, if required, the auxiliary functions.
3. Set the desired time by pressing the Delayed Start button.
4. Press Start / Pause button. The delayed start time you have set is displayed. Delayed start countdown
starts. “_” symbol next to the delayed start time moves up and down on the display.
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Additional laundry may be loaded during the delayed start period.
5. At the end of the countdown, duration of the selected programme will be displayed. “_” will disappear and
the selected programme will start.
Changing the delayed start period
If you want to change the time during countdown:
1. Press the Delayed Start button. Time will increase by 1 hour each time you press the button.
2. If you want to decrease the delayed start time, press Delayed Start button repeatedly until the desired
delayed start time appears on the display.
Canceling the Delayed Start function
If you want to cancel the delayed start countdown and start the programme immediately:
1. Set the Delayed Start period to zero or turn the Programme Selection knob to any programme. Thus,
Delayed Start function will be canceled. The End/Cancel light flashes continuously.
2. Then, select the programme you want to run again.
3. Press Start / Pause button to start the programme.
4.12 Starting the programme
1. Press Start / Pause button to start the programme.
2. Programme follow-up light showing the startup of the programme will turn on.
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If no programme is started or no button is pressed within 1 minute during programme selection process, the machine will
switch to Pause mode and the illumination level of the temperature, speed and loading door indicator lights will decrease.
Other indicator lights and indicators will turn off. Once the Programme Selection knob is rotated or any button is pressed,
indicator lights and indicators will turn on again.
4.13 Progress of programme
Progress of a running programme can be followed from the Programme Follow-up indicator. At the
beginning of every programme step, the relevant indicator light will turn on and light of the completed step
will turn off.
You can change the auxiliary functions, speed and temperature settings without stopping the programme
flow while the programme is running. To do this, the change you are going to make must be in a step after
the running programme step. If the change is not compatible, relevant lights will flash for 3 times.
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If the machine does not pass to the spinning step, Rinse Hold function might be active or the automatic unbalanced load
detection system might be activated due to the unbalanced distribution of the laundry in the machine.
4.14 Loading door lock
There is a locking system on the loading door of the machine that prevents opening of the loading door in
cases when the water level is unsuitable.
Loading door light will start flashing when the machine is switched to Pause mode. Machine checks the
level of the water inside. If the level is suitable, Loading Door light illuminates steadily within 1-2 minutes
and the loading door can be opened.
If the level is unsuitable, Loading Door light turns off and the loading door cannot be opened. If you
are obliged to open the Loading Door while the Loading Door light is off, you must cancel the current
programme. See. „Cancelling the programme“
4.15 Changing the selections after programme has started
Switching the machine to pause mode
Press the Start / Pause button to switch the machine to pause mode while a programme is running. The
light of the step which the machine is in starts flashing in the Programme Follow-up indicator to show that
the machine has been switched to the pause mode.
Also, when the loading door is ready to be opened, Loading Door light will also illuminate continuously in
addition to the programme step light.
Changing the auxiliary function, speed and temperature
Depending on the step the programme has reached, you can cancel or select the auxiliary functions. See,
„Auxiliary function selection“.