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INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
Washing-machine
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Contents
Page
• Safety instructions ...................................................................................................3
• The environment and tips on saving energy ............................................................3
• Description of the machine .....................................................................................4
• Environmental protection ........................................................................................5
1 - How to install your machine for the first time
• Removing the transport clamps from your machine ................................................6
• Preparing to install your machine ............................................................................7
• Installation under a worktop ....................................................................................7
• Connecting the water supply ...................................................................................8
• Connecting to the drain ..........................................................................................9
• Connecting to the electricity supply ........................................................................9
2 - How to operate your machine
• Textile maintenance code .....................................................................................10
• Preparing your washing (sorting, colour test, loads and checks) ............................11
• Treating stubborn stains ........................................................................................12
• Loading your washing ...........................................................................................13
• Loading the washing products ..............................................................................13
• Programming / cancelling a programme ......................................................14 to 17
• Function details ............................................................................................18 to 19
• Changing a washing programme ..........................................................................20
• Automatic safety systems .......................................................................................21
3 - General maintenance
• Cleaning the machine and the internal components ..............................................22
• Risk of frost ............................................................................................................22
• Cleaning the products' box ...................................................................................22
• Cleaning the filters ................................................................................................23
• Cleaning and upkeep of your appliance ................................................................23
4 - Incidents that may arise
• The cycle does not start .........................................................................................25
• Heavy vibrations during spin .................................................................................25
• The washing is not spun or is not spun enough .....................................................25
• A pool of water forms around the machine ............................................................25
• The machine does not drain ..................................................................................25
• The door does not open ........................................................................................25
• The machine refuses to accept a programme ........................................................25
5 - Particular messages provided by the indicator lights or on the display
• Problems that you can rectify yourself ...................................................................26
• Problems requiring a service engineer ..................................................................26
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Safety instructions
This machine is designed solely for domestic use, for washing, rinsing and spinning
machine-washable textiles.
You must comply with the following instructions. We will refuse any liability and
rescind the guarantee if these recommendations are not observed, which can cause
damage to equipment or physical injury.
• To avoid damaging your machine and
your washing, your machine must only
be used for the purpose for which it has
been designed. Only use washing and
maintenance products certified as being
for use in domestic washing machines.
• If you treat your washing with stain
removers, solvents and, in general, any
inflammable or potentially explosive
product, do not put them into the
machine immediately (see the section
on "TREATING STUBBORN STAINS").
Furthermore, you are strongly
recommended not to use solvents or
products in an aerosol can near to your
machine or, any electrical appliance in
general, in a poorly ventilated room (risk
of fire and explosion).
• If an incident should occur, which you
cannot resolve using the remedies
we recommend (see the section on
"INCIDENTS THAT MAY ARISE"), call a
professional service engineer.
•When making a new installation, the
machine must be connected to the water
supply with a new hose. The old hose
must not be re-used. Check the water
and drain hoses regularly: this will help
you avoid water damage.
•Do not allow children to play with the
machine and keep pets away from it.
•Worn-out machines must immediately be
rendered unusable. Unplug the power
cable and cut it off next to the machine.
Shut off the water supply and remove
the hose. Break the lock on the machine's
door.
The environment and tips on saving energy
• Programme a pre-wash only when it is
absolutely necessary: e.g. for sportswear
or very dirty working clothes, etc.
• If your washing is only slightly or
moderately dirty, a low temperature
programme is quite enough to provide
you with a perfect result.
• For only slightly dirty washing, select a
short washing cycle ("Rapid", "Express" or
"FLASH", depending on the model).
• Use an amount of detergent to suit the
hardness of the water, the quantity of
washing and how dirty it is. Always
follow the instructions on the detergent
pack.
• Both the packaging and the component
parts of your machine use recyclable
materials. Please bear this in mind when
disposing of them.
Please contact your dealer or the
technical Services Department in your
town regarding how to dispose of them
appropriately, in an environmentally
friendly manner.
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Description of the machine
Control panel
Detergent Dispensing Drawer
Door Opener
Door
Drain pump access hatch
Button to open
the drain pump access hatch
Adjustable feet
Top
Fixing screw for the top of the machine
Water supply connection
Securing screw
Electrical power cable
Drain hose
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This appliance’s packaging material is recyclable. Help recycle it and protect the
environment by dropping it off in the municipal receptacles provided for this purpose.
Your appliance also contains a great amount of recyclable material. It is marked with this
label to indicate the used appliances that should not be mixed with other waste. This way,
the appliance recycling organised by your manufacturer will be done under the
best possible conditions, in compliance with European Directive 2002/96/EC on
Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment. Contact your town hall or your retailer
for the used appliance collection points closest to your home.
We thank you doing your part to protect the environment.
Environmental Protection
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Removing the transport clamps from your machine
YOU MUST PERFORM THE OPERATIONS DESCRIBED BELOW BEFORE
USING THE MACHINE
These operations consist of removing all the elements designed to immobilize your
machine's internal components while it is being transported. These so-called "releasing"
operations are required for your machine to operate properly and to comply with the
prevailing safety standards. If you do not perform these operations completely, this can
cause severe damage to your machine while it is operating.
1. Remove the transport clamps before you
start your machine. These are the screws
marked “C” (Figure1).
2. Use a spanner to unscrew the“C” screws
anti-clockwise (Fig. 2) until you can
remove them by hand.
3. Finish removing the “C” screws and their
rubber seals by pulling them towards you
(Fig. 3)
To facilitate this operation, pour a drop
of washing-up liquid on the screws and
release them a little at a time, working
from top to bottom.
4. You must block up the holes left by the
"C" screws with the covers provided (in
the accessories bag).
Your machine was scrupulously checked
before it left the factory: you may
therefore notice the presence of a small
amount of water in the drum or in the
products' box.
We advise you to keep all the clamping
components because these must be
re- inserted if you subsequently have to
transport your machine.
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Your machine's surroundings:
If you are installing your machine next
to another appliance or a unit, we
recommend that you always leave a
gap between them to help the air to
circulate. On the other hand, we would
strongly advise you NOT:
- To install your machine in a damp,
poorly ventilated room.
- To install your machine in a location
where it could be splashed with water.
- To install your machine on a carpeted
floor.
If you cannot avoid this, take every
precaution against obstructing the
air flow to the base of the machine
to ensure good ventilation for the
machine's internal components.
Levelling:
Use a spirit level to check that the floor
is horizontal: maximum slope: 2°, i.e. a
discrepancy of approximately 1cm over
the width and 1.5cm over the depth of the
machine.
Adjusting the feet:
To ensure that your machine operates
safely and quietly, its feet must be fitted.
Your machine is supplied with four
adjustable feet. If your machine is unstable,
- Unscrew the white plastic lock nut,
- Screw or unscrew the adjustable feet until
your machine is perfectly balanced,
- Once the feet have been set, tighten the
bolt to retain your setting.
Preparing to install your machine
Installation under a worktop
If you wish to install your washing machine
under a worktop, you must remove the top
of the machine (Fig. 5)
Ensure that your machine is not
connected to the electricity supply.
Unscrew and remove the two screws
holding the top at the back of the machine
Pull the top gently towards you to release it
and then lift and remove it.
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Connecting your machine
Connecting to the cold water
supply
Connect the water hose (Fig. 6)
- By screwing the elbowed end to the
connection on the back of the machine
- By screwing the other end to a tap
fitted with a threaded end piece diameter
20x27 (3/4 BSP).
If you use a self-piecing tap, the useful
opening must be at least 6mm in diameter.
To avoid any water leaks, remember to fit
the rubber seals in each end and tighten
your connections correctly. The seals are
provided in the accessories bag.
Water supply:
- Minimum water pressure: 0.1 MPa or 1
bar
- Maximum water pressure: 1 MPa or 10
bars
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Connecting to the drain
Connect the drain hose (Fig. 7)
• Either, temporarily, to a sink or a bath tub
• Or, permanently, to a ventilated U
bend. If your installation does not have
a ventilated U bend, ensure that the
connection is not airtight. In fact, to avoid
any flowback of the waste water into the
machine, you are strongly recommended
to leave an air gap between the drain hose
and the waste pipe.
The hose must not be twisted or kinked
and must be held by the hose hook to
avoid it falling to the ground (Fig. 8)
The hose hook must be placed 40 to
100 cm above the base of the machine.
Ensure that it is tied firmly in place to
avoid it coming loose during draining
and causing a flood.
Electricity supply
For your safety, you must comply with
the instructions below.
The electrical installation must comply
with Standard NF C 15-100, particularly
as regards the Earthing requirements. Line
3x2.5 mm2 single-phase 230V connected
to :
- A single-phase 20A 230V-50Hz meter
- A differential circuit breaker and a
separate fuse (10 or 16A, depending on the
model)
- A 2-pin + Earth 10/16A socket
We cannot be held responsible for any
accident caused by improper electrical
installation.
Advice on the electrical installation of your
machine:
• Do not use an extension lead, an adapter
or a multiple-outlet socket.
• Never remove the Earth.
• The socket must be easily accessible but
out of the reach of children.
If in any doubt at all, please contact your
installer.
Your machine complies with
European Directives EEC/73/23 (Low
Voltage Directive) and EEC/89/336
(Electromagnetic Compatibility) as
modified by Directive EEC/93/68.
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Textile maintenance codes
To assist you in caring for your textiles, they are provided with a label summarising
the information required. This information is expressed as a code using the symbols
below :
WASHING
BLEACHING
Max. temperature : 95°C
- Normal mechanical action
- Normal rinsing
- Normal spin dry
- Reduced mechanical action
- Rinsing at decreasing temperature
- Reduced spin-drying
Max. temperature : 95°C
- Normal mechanical action
- Normal rinsing
- Normal spin dry
- Reduced mechanical action
- Rinsing at decreasing temperature
- Reduced spin-drying
- Reduced mechanical action
- Rinsing at decreasing temperature
- Reduced spin-drying
Max. temperature : 40°C
- Normal mechanical action
- Normal rinsing
- Normal spin dry
- Reduced mechanical action
- Rinsing at decreasing temperature
- Reduced spin-drying
- Reduced mechanical action
- Rinsing at decreasing temperature
- Reduced spin-drying
Max. temperature : 30°C
- Highly reduced mechanical action
- Normal rinsing
- Reduced spin
Hand wash only
Max. temperature: 40°C
(Certain machines are now equipped
with a programme enabling this type
of textile to be machine-washed)
Do not wash
Diluted cold bleach Use no bleach
200°C
hot setting
150°C
medium setting
110°C
low setting
Do not iron
(use no steam)
IRONING
DRY-CLEANING
All the usual
solvents
Perchlorethylene
Mineral oil
Mineral oil and
F113 fluorinated
solvents
Do not dry-clean
nor use solvent
stain removers
- Reduced mechanical action
- Reduced drying temperature
- No addition of water
(Free-service cleaning impossible)
Normal processing
DOMESTIC TUMBLE-DRYING
Cool dry
Hot dry
Do not tumble-dry
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Preparing your washing
Sorting your washing
Please refer to the table on the preceding page for sorting your washing and selecting
a suitable programme for the labels. Whenever you are washing a mixed load, use the
programme for the most delicate fabric. When washing new textiles, as a precaution, first
check that the textile does not run: see "Colour test" below.
Colour test
When being washed for the first time,
coloured textiles frequently run unless
guaranteed to be colourfast. Before
starting the machine, perform the
following test :
- Select an invisible part of the textile
- Dampen it with warm water
- Then press it against a white cloth
• If the textile does not run, you can
machine-wash it normally
• If the textile runs, machine-wash it
separately of by hand.
Adult jeans ......................... 800 g to 1kg
Large terry towel .......................... 700 g
Small terry towel ........................... 300 g
Adult jogging pants ...................... 350 g
Children's terry pyjamas ................ 100 g
Bathrobe .................................... 1200 g
Sweatshirt ..................................... 250 g
Duvet cover ................................ 1500 g
Average weight of various "thick" items of washing
Do not exceed the following maximum loads :
COTTON / COLOURS / MIXED FIBRES : ...............................................................7kg
SYNTHETICS: ........................................................................................................3kg
DELICATE FABRICS / SILK: .....................................................................................2kg
WOOLLENS: .....................................................................................................1,5 kg
HANDWASH .......................................................................................................1 kg
Single sheet .......................400 to 500 g
Double sheet ................................ 800 g
Pillow case .................................... 200 g
Light nightdress ............................ 150 g
Children's cotton trousers ............. 120 g
Adult's cotton trousers .................. 500 g
Men's cotton/polyester shirt ......... 200 g
Large size cotton T-shirt ................ 150 g
Dishcloth ...................................... 100 g
Tablecloth .................................... 250 g
Delicate lingerie .............................. 50 g
Children's synthetic woollens .......... 50 g
Sock ............................................... 20 g
Adult's cotton pyjamas .................. 250 g
Average weight of various "thin" items of washing
Non-observance of the following
instructions may result in severe and even
irremediable damage (damage to the
drum, torn washing, etc.) and cancel the
guarantee.
- Empty the pockets
- Close any zips and press-studs
- Remove any curtain hooks or place your
curtains in a washing net.
- Remove any poorly attached buttons, pins
and hooks
- Place small items of laundry (ribbons,
pouches,etc.) in a washing net
- Turn multi-layer textiles inside out (sleeping
bags, anoraks)
- Turn knitwear, textiles with sewn-on
decorations and trousers inside out
Checking your washing
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Treating stubborn stains
Stains caused by sweat, blood, fruit, wine or chocolate generally disappear when using
biological detergents but some stains require specific treatment before being place din the
machine. Perform a test first of all on a scarcely visible part of the textile and rinse thoroughly.
If you use a stain remover, always start at the outside of the stain to avoid any rings.
GRASS: dab the stain with white vinegar or
90° proof alcohol* (if this is suitable for the
textile) and then rinse and wash
BALLPOINT / FELT TIP PEN: remove as much
of the ink as possible by dabbing the stain
with absorbent paper. Place a clean white
cloth under the stain and dab the stain with
another cloth soaked in white vinegar for
synthetic and artificial fibres or 90° proof
alcohol* for other fibres (if this is suitable for
the textile)
RUST: for slight stains, cover with salt,
squeeze lemon juice over the salt and leave
overnight: then rinse thoroughly and wash.
For heavier stains,use an anti-rust product,
carefully following the manufacturer's
instructions.
CHEWING GUM: chill it using an ice cube. As
soon as it is hard enough, scrape it off with
your fingernail. Remove any remaining ring
with a degreasing product* OIL - TAR: use
liquid stain remover* or, failing this, spread
a little fresh butter on the stain, leave it for a
while and then dab with turpentine*.
PAINT: do not leave paint stains to dry. Treat
them immediately with the solvent indicated
on the paint tin (water, turpentine*, white
spirit*). Soap and then rinse.
CANDLEWAX: remove as much of the stain
as possible by scratching it. Then place
absorbent paper on both sides of the textile
and iron the stain to melt the rest of the wax.
MAKE-UP: place the stained surface of the
fabric on absorbent paper, then dampen the
reverse of the fabric with 90° proof alcohol*
(if this is suitable for the textile) and provided
that the stain is not greasy. Otherwise, opt
for a de-greasing product (trichlorethylene*
type).
COFFEE - TEA: On white cotton: dab the
stain with oxygenated water* before washing
normally - On coloured cotton: dab the
stain with a watervinegar solution (2 soup
spoons of white vinegar to 1/4 litre of water)
before washing normally - On woollen: dab
the stain with a mixture of equal parts of
alcohol* and white vinegar before washing
the item
CHOCOLATE - FRUIT - FRUIT JUICE - WINE:
dab the stain with a water vinegar solution
(2 soup spoons of white vinegar to ®˘ litre of
water). Rinse well and wash normally.
GREASE: sprinkle the textile immediately
with talc. Leave to dry and brush gently
to remove the talc. Then dab with a de-
greasing product of the mineral oil* type.
Rinse and wash normally.
BLOOD: soak the stained item as quickly as
possible in cold salty water, then proceed to
wash normally.
KETCHUP - TOMATO SAUCE: prepare a
solution of one part glycerene to one part
warm water. Soak the item for an hour; then
proceed to wash normally.
USING STAIN-REMOVING PRODUCTS:
To avoid any risk of fire or explosion:
(*) If you are using the products recommended in the remedies above, take care to rinse
your washing thoroughly before placing it in the machine.
- If you are using commercial stain removers, follow the manufacturer's instructions
very carefully.
We would remind you that, generally, stains treated immediately can be easily removed.
On the other hand, old stains that have been ironed or tumble-dried cannot be removed.
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Loading your washing
Proceed as follows:
Open the machine
• To access the drum, pres the "Door" button
located just above the door.
Insert your washing
For optimum washing performance, sort
and fold your washing and then place it the
drum, distributing it evenly, without piling
it up. Mix large and small items together for
optimum spinning.
Close the machine
• Check that no item is caught in the door
when you close it.
• Close the door by pressing it gently.
• Ensure that the door is locked. If it is not, a
safety system will prevent you from starting
your machine.
For your safety, the door is locked
throughout the washing cycle.
Loading the washing products
Dispensing the detergent
The amount of detergent to use depends on
the water hardness, how dirty the washing is
and how much washing there is. Please refer
to the dosage instructions on the detergent
pack.
Warning: The detergent manufacturers'
recommendations are generally based on
filing the drum to the maximum. Adapt
the dosage appropriately for the weight of
washing you are inserting in the machine.
These recommendations will avoid too high
a dose of detergent, which can cause foam.
Too much foam can reduce your machine's
performance and increase the washing time
and the water consumption.
Detergents for woollens and delicate textiles.
Detergents for woollens and delicate textiles.
You are recommended to sue an appropriate
detergent to wash these types of textiles
(avoid putting such detergents directly into
the drum because some of these products
can attack the metal.
Wash compartment (powder or liquid)
Pre-wash compartment (powder)
Softener
Siphon
You can place liquid or powder in the
"WASH" compartment but should never use
liquid detergent for programmes WITH a
Pre-wash and/or WITH "Delayed
Start" (depending on the model).
Concentrated softener must be diluted with
warm water.
To fill the compartments properly, open
the detergent dispensing drawer to its
maximum extent.
Never fill beyond the MAX level.
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Programming
Start/Pause: short press
Cancel: long press
Safety system display: Tap closed, Foam detected, Child safety
Selection: Child safety
Cycle progress
Stop,Type of clothing and special programmes
Spin speed, Hold and Rinse, Draining.
Options: Pre-wash, Extra rinse, Easy ironing
Delayed wash 3, 6,
9 hours
All the buttons are sensitive. They do no stay pushed in. We recommend that you only
use a brief press. You should only press the “Start / Pause” key briefly unless cancelling a
programme*, in which case you should hold the button down.
(*) Details of this function in the following pages.
If one of the cycle progress lights is lit when you switch on, press Start/Pause Cancel
program before you do anything else.
Warning: switching to the “Stop” position cannot cancel a programme.
For more details of the various functions, please refer to the section on "DETAILS OF THE
FUNCTIONS".
Important: if you have stopped your machine during a washing cycle by selecting the
"Stop" position or after a power failure, when the machine is switched on again, the
washing cycle returns automatically to the point it was interrupted.
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Programming
(*) - before starting the machine, check that the electric cable is connected and the water tap is open. Also make sure that the door of
the machine is correctly closed.
(**) - When the washing cycle is over and the “End” indicator
is lit it is possible to reprogram your machine. Just pressing the
“Start/Pause” button .
- As a safety measure, at the end of a cycle, you are advised to disconnect the electrical cable and then to close off the water supply tap.
Programming a wash cycle without options:
• Choose a programme using the (*) programme knob.
Indicator lights
The maximum spin speed
the textile will stand is
shown in .
• Using the
button, select:
- either choosing the proposed spinning speed,
- or choosing no spin option, the cycle will finish by pumping the
water out without spinning,
- or, with rinse hold option your machine will stop with a drum full
of water before the final spin.
Spin speed indicator
Or “No Spin”indicator
Or hold and rinse diolde
• Choose immediate start by a short press on “Start/Pause” .
+ the ‘Washing’ display in the
cycle progress at
• During the wash cycle, the indicator lamp lit at
shows you the
progress in your machine’s cycle continuously.
Indicator lamp for progress
in cycle concerned at
• When the “End”light at lights up, the wash cycle is
completed**.
End” indicator at
Programming a complete wash cycle:
Indicator lamps and/or
display
• Choose a programme using the (*).programme knob.
• Using the
button, select:
- either change the proposed spinning speed,
- or, the cycle will finish by pumping the water out without
spinning.
- or, with rinse hold your machine will stop with a full drum of
water before the final spin.
Spin speed indicator
Or “No spin” indicator
Or Hold and Rinse diolde
• Choose (if required) the options “Prewash” “Extra Rinse” “Easy
Ironing” by pressing button :
+ indicator light for the
selection made
• Choose immediate start by a short press on “Start/Pause” .
+ the ‘Washing’ display in the
cycle progress at
• Or choose a “Delayed wash” :
- select the number of hours you wish to delay start by pressing
the “Delayed start” button 4 to start washing in 3, 6 or 9
hours.
- press “Start/Pause” 5 . After 5 seconds without touching
anything else, delayed start is automatically engaged.
+ The light indicating the
time selected, i.e. 3, 6 or 9
hours is lit until the washing
cycle begins.
• During the wash cycle, the indicator lamp lit at shows you the
progress in your machine’s cycle continuously.
Indicator lamp for progress
in cycle concerned at
• When the “End”light at lights up, the wash cycle is
completed**.
indicator “End”
The maximum spin speed
the textile will stand is
shown in .
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Programming
Child safety:
• If you want to protect your programming, use the “Child
safety” by simultaneously pressing for at least 3 seconds on the
following buttons “Pre-wash“ and “Extra Rinse”.
You do not need to press on the “Start/Pause” buttons again:
when you have selected “Child safety”, the controls and the
options are locked to avoid any error in controls.
Indicator lights
+ the indicator lamp
lights up during the cycle
and when it is stopped.
• To change your programming, you must deactive this “Child
safety” . Proceed in the same manner; press the following
buttons “Pre-wash” and “Extra Rinse” simultaneously for at least
3 seconds.
You can activate or deactivate the “Child safety” at any time.
The indicator lamp goes
out.
Inserting or removing an item during the cycle (not possible during spin):
• Short press on the ”Start/Pause” button to interrupt the cycle.
- Insert or remove the wash items*.
- Short press on the ”Start/Pause” button to restart the cycle.
(*) the time before the cover can be unlocked can vary from 1 to 2
minutes.
İIf you have chosen a “Delayed washing”, you can instantly access
the drum at any time during the phase which precedes the start of
the wash cycle, without interrupting it and the re-launch the cycle.
“Pause” indicator lamp lit
The indicator lamp
which
was lit before the pause lights
up again.
Cancelling during wash programming or during a pause:
• Press the ”Start/Pause” 5 button for at least 3 seconds. This
operation can be done at any moment, during the period
preceding the cycle, during the cycle or during programming or
even during a pause.
Returning to the initial setting.
For more details on the various functions, refer to the ”FUNCTION DETAILS sectıon”.
Important: if you stopped your machine during a wash cycle by selecting the “Stop”
position or when there was a mains power cut, when the machine is switched on
again the wash cycle automatically returns to the point at which it was interrupted.
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Inserting or removing an item during the cycle (not possible during spin):
Programming
• : These options can be performed with the maximum load for the textile concerned.
• : These functions can be used alone or combined – illogical combinations are
impossible.
Programme table
Type of textile
COTTON
30 - 90˚ 7,0
SYNTHETICS
Cold - 60˚
3,0
DELICATE
Cold - 30˚
2,0
WOOLLENS
Cold - 30˚
1,5
Special Programmes
HAND WASHABLE TEXTILES
30˚ 1,0
Flash 30'
30˚
3,0
40˚
3,5
Special Programmes
RINSING only
SPINNING only, DRAIN
Temperature
(C˚)
Maximum
load (kg)
Pre-wash
Easy ironing
Draining
Hold and rinse
Extra Rinse
Acording
to textile
To choose the best programme for your type of clothing, follow the instructions shown
on the labels on most textiles.
Options: Pre-wash, Extra rinse, Easy ironing
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Cotton
For a wash load consisting of white COTTON
or fast colours.
If you have coloured clothes, do not exceed
the temperature of 60° �maximum.
During the first few minutes of this
programme, your washing machine
automatically sets the water and energy
consumption at for a
perfect wash.
Synthetics
For a wash load consisting of DELICATE
COLOURS , COLOUR FAST SYNTHÉTICS or
MIXED FIBRES
Delicate
For a wash load consisting of NET CURTAINS,
DELICATE TEXTILES or FRAGILE CLOTHES.
Programme using low mechanical action
and very low spinning which is suitable
for this type of wash.
Woollens
For a wash load consisting of ”MACHINE
WASHABLE” WOOLLENS.
Programme with mechanical action and
spin rates suitable for this type of textile.
Hand washable textiles
For a wash load consisting of SILK or
PARTICULARLY DELICATE TEXTILES.
Programme with very low mechanical
action which does not use intermediate
spinning during rinses.
The cycle ends with a phase where the
spinning speed is very low, gradual and
limited.
Flash 30’
This programme is used to refresh a 3
kg load of washing which is hardly dirty,
consisting of COTTON,- WHITE, COLOURS
or COLOUR FAST SYNTHETICS .
It is limited to 30 minutes. İIn this
programme, the washing temperature is
automatically programmed to 30°C.
For this programme, the doses of
detergent must be reduced by half.
Rinse only
Separate rinsing followed, at your choice:
- either by a spin with draining
- or draining only (”draining” option)
- or stopping with the tank full of water.
Spin only
This is for a separate spin with draining.
In the case of ”rinsing only”, followed by a
spin or a “spin only”, make sure to choose
a spinning speed which is suitable for the
type of wash in the machine.
OptiA45minutes :
This programme is used to wash a normal
load of mixed clothing (3.5 kilos of cotton or
synthetics) in 45 minutes only.
Options
Pre-wash
Specially designed for dirty clothing (mud,
blood...).
A first cold special stirring phase precedes the
washing phase.This cold stirring removes the
particles on the clothes before heating starts.
Detergent must be inserted in the ””
container in the product drawer.
Extra rinse
Special for sensitive and allergic skin : adds
an additional rinse to the wash cycle.
Easy ironing
Makes it easier to iron your clothing. This
option also enables you to wash and spin
your clothing more delicately while retaining
identical wash performance.
Function details
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Function details
Delayed washing
You can delay the start of the cycle by 3,
6 or 9 hours, in order to take advantage of
any off-peak tariff. To that effect, press the
“Delayed wash” button 4 and select the
number of hours you want to delay cycle
departure.
During all the time preceding the start of
a cycle the diode showing the number of
hours selected for start to be delayed by will
remain lit.
Hold and Rinse
This function is for textiles that you do not
want to spin or if you are going to be absent
for a long time at the end of wash cycle.
If this function is selected, the cycle is
stopped before the final spin, which enables
your clothing to stay in the water to avoid
being creased.
When the machine is stopped with the
tank full of water, the “tank full of water”
light flashes and the “Pause” in the
cycle progress lights up until you have
programmed an end of cycle.
Then:
- either you want to drain with a spin, in
which case.
- Place the knob on “Spin” and using the
button , select a spin speed suitable for
your type of clothing, then press the “Start/
Pause” ,button, the “Pause” indicator
lamp at goes out, the “Spin” indicator
lamp at lights up and the programme is
automatically completed.
- or you only want to drain. Press the “Start/
Pause” button the “Pause” indicator
lamp at goes out, the “Spin” indicator
lamp at lights up and the programme is
completed automatically.
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Changing a wash programme
During programming:
All changes are possible before you press the
”Start/ Pause” ” “ ” button.
After the cycle starts:
• You cannot change the type of textile
(for example changing from “COTTON”
to “SYNTHETIC”, from “SYNTHETIC” to
“DELICATE” etc).
To change the type of textile during
a cycle, you must cancel the current
programme and programme a new cycle.
• You can change the temperature at the
start of the washing phase, after putting the
machine in the “Pause” mode.
• You can change the spin speed during the
entire cycle preceding spin.
• You can select a “draining” and a “hold
and rinse” up to the end of the rinse (until
the “rinse” cycle progress indicator lamp
goes out).
• When you select the “Delayed wash” you
can only activate the “Pre-wash” and “Easy
ironing” options during the period preceding
the effective start of the cycle.
• You can activate the “Extra Rinse” option
until rinsing starts (until the “rinsing” cycle
progress indicator lamp lights up).
• You can deactivate all the options during
the entire cycle as long as their action has
not yet started.
At the end of the cycle:
When the ”End” indicator lamp is lit up:
- You can programme a new cycle without
having to go via the “Stop” position.
You can press on any one of the , ,
buttons, or turn the program selector to
position .
The machine is then ready for new
programming.
- If at the end of the cycle you press the
”Start/ Pause” button directly, the
machine will re-launch the last programme
cycle, including the options.
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