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01/2011 Copyright © 2011, Fast ČR, a. s.
PART 7: PREVENTION OF MINOR MALFUNCTIONS
All necessary repairs of the washing machine should be performed by an authorised service centre. If it is
necessary to repair your washing machine or you are unable to remedy the malfunction using the information
below:
• Disconnect the washing machine from the power socket.
• Shut off the water inlet.
• Contact the nearest authorised service.
MALFUNCTION POSSIBLE CAUSE REMEDY
You washing machine is not
working.
It is not connected to a power
socket. Connect the power plug to the
power socket.
The fuse has burnt out. Replace the fuse.
A power outage occurred.
Check whether the electricity is
working.
You didn't press the Start/pause
button.
Press the Start/pause button.
The program selector is in the
position O (off ). Turn the program selector to the
desired position.
The washing machine door is not
properly shut. Close the door properly. You
should hear it click in.
Your washing machine is not
fi lling up with water.
The water inlet is shut off . Open the water inlet.
The supply hose may be bent. Check the supply hose.
The supply hose is clogged. Clean the supply hose fi lters. (*)
The inlet valve fi lter is clogged. Clean the inlet valve fi lters. (*)
The washing machine door is not
properly shut. Close the door properly. You
should hear it click in.
Your washing machine is not
draining water.
The drain hose is clogged or bent. Check the drain hose.
The pump fi lter is clogged. Clean out the pump fi lter. (*)
You didn't place the laundry
evenly into the washing machine.
Arrange the laundry inside the
washing machine so that it is
evenly arranged in the drum.
The washing machine is vibrat-
ing.
The washing machine is standing on
an uneven surface or is not level. Check that it is standing on an even
surface and that it is level. (**)
You didn't remove the transport-
ing screws. Remove the transporting screws.
(**)
(*) See chapter referring to cleaning and maintenance.
(**) See chapter referring to the installation of your washing machine.
PART 7: PREVENTION OF MINOR MALFUNCTIONS