Aeg Turbo sensortronic oko lavamat 1480 User manual

OKO_LAVAMAT

1480

TURBO

sensortronic

The

ecological

washer-dryer

User

Instruction

Book

Allow

me

to

introduce

myself

I

am

AEG’s

0K0

LAVAMAT

washer-dryer.

I’m

very

economical

with

electricity,

gentle

with

your

laundry,

particularly

quiet

when

Pm

working,

simple

to

use

and

easy

to

care

for.

If,

before

using

me,

you

read

and

carefully

follow

the

instructions

in

this

book,

you

are

sure

to

be

very

happy

with

the

way

I

wash

and

dry

your

laundry!

Printed

on

recycled

paper-

Ecological

in

practice,

not

just

theory

Contents

Warnings

4

Before

installing

4

Warnings

(washing)

4

Warnings

(drying)

5

The

AEG

Oko-System

/

Ecological

hints

7

Installation

instructions

9

Removing

the

transit

devices

9

Positioning

10

Connection

12

Electrical

connection

12

Connection

to

the

mains

water

supply

13

Water

drainage

14

Brief

instructions

15

Preliminary

operations

for

washing

16

Sorting

and

selecting

garments

16

Pre-treatment

16

Precautions

17

Load

sizes

17

Selecting

the

programme

18

Programme

selector/switching

on

18

Programme

phase

indicator

19

Option

buttons

and

functions

20

Detergents

23

Choice

of

detergent

23

Amount

of

detergent

24

Preliminary

water

softening

24

Using

the

detergent

25

Programme

chart

(washing)

26

End

of

programme

28

Special

rinse

28

Preliminary

operations

for

tumble

drying

29

Protect

the

environment

29

Preparation

for

tumble

drying

29

Items

not

suitable

for

tumble

drying

30

Drying

code

symbols

30

Selecting

the

drying

programme

31

Drying

only

31

Automatic

washing

and

drying

33

Drying

time

chart

34

Maintenance

and

cleaning

36

Detergent

dispenser

drawer

36

Cleaning

the

filter/Emergency

emptying

37

Other

38

How

to

deal

with

problems...

39

Customer

service

42

Technical

specifications

43

Before

installing...

Warnings

(washing)

Warnings

-

Follow

the

instructions

for

installation

and

electrical

connection.

-

Do

not

connect

the

appliance

if

it

is

damaged

(for

example

dur¬

ing

transport).

-

Any

water

found

in

the

detergent

dispenser

drawer

is

there

as

a

result

of

factory

testing.

-

To

remove

any

manufacturing

residues

from

the

drum

and

detergent

dispenser

drawer,

carry

out

a

wash

cycle

without

any

laundry,

with

the

machine

set

on

the

60°C

coloureds

pro¬

gramme

and

with

1/2

a

measure

of

detergent.

AEG

household

electrical

appliances

comply

with

general

techni¬

cal

safety

manufacturing

standards

and

with

all

safety

regulations

on

the

use

of

electrical

appliances.

However,

the

manufacturer

is

obliged

to

bring

the

following

safety

points

to

the

attention

of

the

user:

-

Before

using

the

appliance,

make

sure

that

the

voltage

and

type

of

current

indicated

on

its

rating

plate

correspond

to

the

mains

voltage

and

type

of

current

in

the

place

where

it

is

to

be

installed.

The

rating

plate

also

gives

details

of

the

electrical

pro¬

tection

required.

-

If

the

appliance

is

installed

in

a

location

which

is

not

insulated

against

frost,

the

emergency

emptying

procedure

(see

“Emer¬

gency

emptying”)

should

be

used

whenever

there

is

any

risk

of

the

temperature

dropping

below

zero.

-

Always

disconnect

the

appliance

before

cleaning

it

or

carrying

out

any

maintenance.

To

be

absolutely

safe,

check

that

the

plug

is

removed

from

the

socket

or

that

the

mains

switch

or

safety

circuit

breaker

are

in

the

OFF

position

(see

instructions

for

installation

and

electrical

connection).

-

Avoid

spraying

the

appliance

with

water.

-

Never

remove

the

plug

from

the

socket

by

pulling

the

cable;

always

take

hold

of

the

plug

itself!

-

Never

start

the

appliance

if:

■

the

power

supply

cable

is

damaged

■

there

are

obvious

signs

of

damage

in

the

control

panel

area,

to

the

top

or

along

the

base.

-

Repairs

must

only

be

carried

out

by

qualified

persons.

Inexperienced

repairs

can

seriously

endanger

the

user.

Always

contact

the

Service

Centre

or

an

authorized

dealer.

Only

genuine

AEG

spares

comply

with

all

standards!

4

-

If

the

appliance

is

to

be

installed

under

a

worktop

in

a

fitted

kitchen

or

laundry

room,

the

appliance

cover

must

first

be

removed

and

a

protective

piate

must

then

be

fitted,

as

described

in

the

installation

instructions.

-

Do

not

allow

children

to

play

with

the

appliance

and

keep

pets

well

away

from

it.

-

For

safety,

when

disposing

of

the

appliance

make

sure

that

the

door

catch

is

inoperative

and

cut

off

the

power

supply

cable.

-

The

Manufacturer

accepts

no

liability

for

damage

caused

by

incorrect

or

improper

use

of

the

appliance

for

purposes

for

which

it

was

not

originally

designed.

-

Never

put

your

hands

in

the

drum

whilst

it

is

still

rotating.

-

Never

touch

the

glass

in

the

porthole

door

when

the

appliance

is

being

used

on

a

high-temperature

programme;

the

glass

gets

very

hot

and

can

cause

burns.

-

There

is

a

danger

of

scalding

if

the

porthole

door

or

filter

cover

are

opened

during

operation.

-

The

water

drain

hose

must

be

properly

fixed

to

avoid

any

risk

of

scalding

or

flooding.

-

In

the

event

of

a

fault,

close

the

mains

water

taps

and

discon¬

nect

the

appliance

from

the

power

supply

by

pulling

out

the

plug

or

switching

the

safety

circuit

breaker

(or

breakers)

to

the

OFF

position.

-

Keep

packaging

materials

away

from

children,

especially

cello¬

phane

which

is

particularly

dangerous.

-

If

washing

garments

which

have

previously

been

dry

cleaned,

first

make

sure

that

any

remaining

inflammable

solvents

have

completely

evaporated.

-

If

the

appliance

is

to

be

connected

to

a

rainwater

or

other

simi¬

lar

source

of

water

instead

of

the

mains

water

supply,

follow

the

Water

Board

regulations.

-

If

the

machine

is

overfilled

(more

than

2,75

Kg

for

cottons/linens

and

2

kg

for

easy

cares)

there

is

danger

of

fire.

-

The

appliance

must

only

be

used

to

tumble

dry

normal

house¬

hold

laundry.

-

Dry

only

laundry

which

has

previously

been

washed

in

water.

-

It

is

quite

normal

for

the

sides

of

the

appliance

to

get

hot

during

drying.

Avoid

touching

them!

Warnings

(drying)

5

-

Never

tumble

dry

quilted

garments

containing

foam

rubber

or

similar

materials;

they

could

catch

fire.

-

Never

tumble

dry

fabrics

stained

with

hair

lacquer,

nail

varnish

remover

or

other

similar

substances

which

would

give

off

toxic

fumes.

-

Laundry

dried

in

a

tumble

dryer

comes

out.

soft

to

the

touch.

This

means

you

can

help

protect

the

environment

by

using

less

fabric

softener

in

the

wash.

-

If

so-called

“ecological”

or

“perfume-free”

detergents

are

used,

tumble-dried

laundry

may

not

have

the

typical

“smell

of

fresh¬

ness”.

This

is

not

due

to

a

fault

in

your

appliance,

but

simply

to

the

natural

smell

of

the

fabric

which

is

not

neutralised

during

washing

because

the

detergent

contains

no

deodorants.

The

Manufacturer

accepts

no

responsibility

for

accidents

resulting

from

failure

to

observe

the

above

safety

recom¬

mendations.

The

AEG

OKO-System

/

Ecological

hints

This

new

machine

is

part

of

AEG’s

OKO-System

range,

which

meets

aii

requirements

for

modern

handling

of

laundry

with

reduced

consumption

of

water,

energy

and

detergent.

This

is

a

rinsing

and

spinning

process

developed

by

AEG

which

ensures

the

best

washing

results

with

reduced

water

consump¬

tion.

The

automatic

metering

device

automatically

regulates

the

amount

of

water

used

according

to

the

size

of

load

and

type

of

fabric.

The

drum

is

fitted

with

special

paddles

which

keep

the

water

moving

upwards.

In

this

way,

the

laundry

is

soaked

more

evenly

and

faster.

Preliminary

softening

of

the

water,

achieved

by

means

of

a

two-

stage

device

for

dispensing

the

softener

and

detergent,

ensures

ecological

operation

even

in

very

hard

water

areas.

All

the

materials

used

for

packaging

are

non-polluting!

They

may

be

disposed

of

quite

safely.

Plastic

materials

can

be

recycled

and

are

marked

with

the

follow¬

ing

symbols:

>PE<

polyethylene

>PS<

polystyrene

>PP<

polypropylene

You

are

advised

to

dispose

of

all

cardboard

packaging

in

special

paper

collection

containers

so

that

it

can

be

recycled.

Sensortronic

Automatic

metering

Drum

paddies

Preliminary

water

softening

Packaging

information

7

Ecological

suggestions

for

economical

washing

For

medium

soiling,

use

programmes

without

prewash.

This

will

save

detergent

and

water.

Make

full

use

of

aii

the

advantages

offered

by

two-part

deter¬

gents.

Always

wash

full

loads

for

maximum

savings.

Use

the

“ENERGY

SAVING”

(Economy)

programme

for

nor¬

mally

or

lightly

soiled

cottons

and

coloureds.

For

best

results,

even

at

low

temperatures,

remove

individual

stains

from

laundry

before

washing.

Use

minimum

amounts

of

detergent.

Follow

the

instructions

on

the

pack.

8

Installation

instructions

All

transit

devices

must

be

removed

before

installing

and

connecting

the

appliance.

Proceed

as

follows:

Using

a

spanner,

remove

the

bolt

on

the

right

at

the

back

of

the

machine.

Gently

lay

the

machine

on

its

back,

taking

care

not

to

squash

the

hoses.

This

can

be

done

more

easily

by

placing

one

of

the

corner

pack¬

ing

pieces

between

the

machine

and

the

floor.

Remove

the

polystyrene

packing

piece.

Peel

off

the

adhesive

strip

and

carefully

remove

the

right-hand

polythene

bag

(1),

then

the

left-hand

bag

(2)

by

pulling

both

towards

the

centre

of

the

machine.

Removing

the

transit

devices

9

Set

the

machine

upright

and

unscrew

the

remaining

two

bolts

on

the

back.

Remove

the

three

plastic

pins

from

the

holes

in

which

the

bolts

were

fitted.

Blank

off

the

holes

with

the

plastic

plugs

supplied,

which

you

will

find

in

the

bag

with

the

instruction

book.

Hint:

Keep

all

transit

devices

for

re-use

in

case

you

move

house.

Positioning

The

machine

stands

on

four

adjustable

rubber

feet

which

can

be

used

to

compensate

any

unevenness

in

the

floor

or

to

adjust

the

machine

to

the

correct

height.

10

Lock

the

feet

in

position

by

fully

tightening

up

the

locknuts.

The

appliance

must

be

level

and

resting

on

all

four

feet.

It

must

not

tilt

when

pressure

is

exerted

on

one

side

only.

If

necessary,

use

a

spirit

level

to

check

that

it

is

perfectly

level.

The

floor

must

be

clean,

dry

and

free

of

any

wax

residue

or

other

polish

to

prevent

any

risk

of

sliding.

Never

use

viscous

substances

to

move

the

appliance

by

sliding

it

across

the

floor!

It

is

inadvisable

to

stand

the

appliance

on

long

pile

carpet

or

rugs

or

on

layers

of

foam

rubber,

as

this

could

make

it

unstable.

Place

a

rubber

mat

beneath

the

appliance

if

the

floor

is

made

of

very

small

tiles.

If

the

appliance

is

to

be

placed

on

non-solid

flooring,

especially

made

of

wooden

joists

and

flexible

boards,

a

waterproof

wood

panel,

15

mm

thick,

must

be

secured

with

screws

to

at

least

two

of

the

floor

joists.

If

possible,

the

machine

should

be

placed

in

a

corner

of

the

room,

as

this

is

where

the

joists

are

most

firmly

fixed

and

have

less

tendency

to

flex.

Never

use

wedges

of

wood,

cardboard

or

other

similar

materials

to

compensate

for

unevenness

in

the

floor.

If

space

is

tight

and

you

cannot

avoid

placing

the

machine

next

to

a

gas

oven

or

coal

burning

stove,

a

sheet

of

insulating

material

(85

x

57

cm),

covered

with

aluminium

foil

on

the

side

facing

the

oven

or

stove,

must

be

fitted

between

the

two

appliances.

Before

building

the

machine

in

under

a

fitted

kitchen

worktop,

remove

the

cover

and

install

a

special

protective

plate,

which

is

available

from

your

local

Service

Centre,

part

number

645

426

133.

Connection

Electrical

connection

Details

of

the

mains

voltage,

type

of

current

and

protection

required

are

given

on

the

appliance

rating

plate

which

can

be

found

on

the

frame,

after

opening

the

porthole

door.

WARNING:

THIS

APPLIANCE

MUST

BE

EARTHED.

The

manufacturer

declines

any

liability

should

this

safety

measure

not

be

observed.

If

the

plug

that

is

fitted

to

your

appliance

is

not

suitable

for

your

socket

outlet,

it

must

be

cut

off

and

the

appropriate

plug

fitted.

Remove

the

fuse

from

the

cut

off

plug.

The

cut

off

plug

should

then

be

disposed

of

to

prevent

the

hazard

of

shocks

in

case

it

should

be

plugged

into

a

13amp

socket

in

another

part

of

your

home.

IMPORTANT

The

wires

in

the

mains

lead

are

coloured

in

accordance

with

the

following

code:

Green

and

Yellow

-

Earth

Blue

-

Neutral

Brown

-

Live

If

you

fit

your

own

plug,

the

colours

of

the

wires

in

the

mains

lead

of

your

appliance

may

not

correspond

with

the

markings

identify¬

ing

the

terminals

in

your

plug,

proceed

as

follows:

Connect

the

Green

and

Yellow

(earth)

wire

to

the

terminal

in

the

plug

which

is

marked

with

the

letter

«E»

or

the

earth

symbol

®

,

or

coloured

green

and

yellow.

Connect

the

blue

(neutral)

wire

to

the

terminal

in

the

plug

which

is

marked

with

the

letter

«N»

or

coloured

black.

Connect

the

brown

(live)

wire

to

the

terminal

in

the

plug

which

is

marked

with

the

letter

«L»

or

coloured

red.

The

plug

moulded

onto

the

lead

incorporates

a

fuse.

For

replace¬

ment,

use

a

13amp

BS1362

fuse.

Only

ASTA

or

BSI

approved

fuses

should

be

used.

The

plug

must

not

be

used

if

the

fuse

cover/carrier

is

lost.

The

cover/

carrier

is

indicated

by

the

coloured

insert

at

the

base

of

the

plug.

12

A

replacement

cover/carrier

must

be

obtained

from

your

local

AEG

Service

Centre.

C

€

This

appliance

complies

with

the

following

E.E.C.

Directives:

73/23/EEC

and

89/336/EEC:

If

the

appliance

is

to

be

permanently

connected

to

the

power

supply

you

must

install

a

circuit

breaker

with

a

gap

of

at

least

3

mm

between

the

contacts,

which

enables

the

appliance

to

be

completely

isolated

from

the

mains

supply.

The

mains

supply

cable

must

not

be

extended.

If

it

is

not

long

enough,

replace

it

with

a

new,

longer

cable

or

move

the

appliance

closer

to

the

power

socket.

The

appliance

has

two

inlet

valves,

hot

and

cold,

with

female

3/4"

BSP

thread

connectors.

The

water

inlets

on

the

back

of

the

machine

are

colour

coded,

blue

for

cold

and

red

for

hot.

Before

connecting

the

hoses

be

sure

to

fit

the

mesh

filters

supplied.

Connection

to

the

mains

water

supply

If

only

a

cold

water

supply

is

available,

connect

the

two

hoses

to

a

cold

water

outlet

by

means

of

a

«Y»

connection

piece.

Installation

should

comply

with

local

water

authority

and

building

regulations’

requirements.

The

appliance

must

be

given

a

separate

cold

water

supply

and

not

be

connected

to

a

mixer

tap,

a

single

outlet

water

heater

or

a

booster

pump.

A

minimum

water

pressure

of

7psi

is

required

for

safe

operation

of

the

appliance.

If

you

cannot

make

the

cold

water

connection

direct

from

the

ris¬

ing

mains,

you

may

be

able

to

operate

the

appliance

from

your

cold

water

storage

system.

There

should

be

a

minimum

distance

of

5.02m

(16

\

ft)

between

the

appliance’s

inlet

and

the

bottom

of

the

tank.

There

will

be

sufficient

pressure

for

the

hot

water

supply

from

the

hot

water

cylinder

if

the

height

between

the

appliance’s

inlet

and

the

bottom

of

the

cold

water

storage

cistern

(not

between

the

appliance

and

hot

water

cylinder)

is

at

least

2.74m

(9ft).

13

The

end

of

the

hose

connected

to

the

back

of

the

machine

can

be

turned

in

any

direction.

Simply

slacken

the

connector

fitting,

position

the

hose

as

required

and

fully

tighten

the

connector

to

avoid

leakage

of

water.

Water

drainage

Every

appliance

is

fitted

with

a

pump

for

discharging

the

wash

and

rinse

water.

This

pump

is

controlled

by

the

programme

selec¬

tor

mechanism

and

is

capable

of

pumping

water

through

the

drain

hose

to

a

height

of

up

to

1

m

above

the

surface

on

which

the

machine

is

standing.

The

curved

end

of

the

drain

hose

can

be

positioned

in

two

ways:

Hooked

over

the

edge

of

the

sink.

In

view

of

the

speed

with

which

the

water

comes

out

during

the

discharge

phase,

it

is

important

to

ensure

that

the

curved

end

of

the

hose

cannot

slip

off

the

edge

of

the

sink.

It

should

therefore

be

tied

to

the

tap

with

a

piece

of

string

or

secured

to

the

wall

with

a

hook,

by

inserting

the

hook

into

the

hole

provided

in

the

curved

part

of

the

hose.

Joined

into

a

branch

of

the

sink

waste

pipe.

The

branch

must

be

above

the

sink

trap

and

at

least

60

cm

above

the

floor.

The

drain

hose

may

be

extended

up

to

a

maximum

length

of

180

cm.

Use

an

extension

with

an

internal

diameter

the

same

as

that

of

the

original

hose.

Use

a

suitable

connector.

The

hose

extension

must

rest

on

the

floor

and

only

the

part

near

the

drainage

point

must

be

raised.

14

Brief

instructions

■

Prepare

the

laundry

Sort

and

select

garments,

carry

out

any

pre-treatment.

■

Switch

the

machine

on

Press

the

ON/OFF

button

■

Select

the

programme

Turn

the

selector

dial

to

the

required

programme

Press

any

option

buttons

required

■

Open

the

porthole

door

■

Load

the

laundry

into

the

machine

■

Close

the

porthole

door

■

Measure

out

the

detergent

■

Press

the

START/PAUSE

button

■

At

the

end

of

the

programme

Open

the

porthole

door

and

remove

the

laundry.

■

Release

the

ON/OFF

button

Sorting

and

selecting

garments

Pre-treatment

Preliminary

operations

for

washing

■

Check

that

garments

are

machine-washable

by

looking

at

the

international

wash

code

symbols

on

the

label.

Whites

Coloureds

Synthetics

Delicate

fabrics

Wool

■

Sort

clothing

according

to

type

of

fabric,

degree

of

soiling

and

wash

temperature.

■

Wool

garments

marked

with

only

the

A

symbol

should

not

be

washed

in

your

machine,

but

those

on

which

the

symbol

is

accompanied

by

the

words

“non

felting”

or

“machine-washa¬

ble”

may

be

machine-washed.

■

Never

machine-wash

garments

labelled

with

the

following

symbols:

Hand

wash

only

Do

not

wash

in

water

Dry

clean

only

Do

not

dry

clean

May

be

bleached

Do

not

use

bleach

■

Always

follow

the

instruction

“Wash

separately”.

■

New

coloured

items

often

contain

excess

dye

which

could

run

and

stain

other,

lighter

items

in

the

wash.

It

is

advisable

to

wash

these

items

separately

the

first

time.

t

ti-

®

®

®

8

A

QB

tso/\jE/

If

possible,

treat

stains

when

they

are

still

new.

Use

water,

soap

or

suitable

detergents

(stain

remover

spray,

stick,

paste,

etc.).

16

Precautions

■

Empty

all

pockets

Be

particularly

careful

to

remove

metal

objects

(paper

clips,

safety

pins,

loose

change,

etc..).

■

Do

up

buttons

and

hooks,

close

zips

and

press

studs.

■

Tie

up

loose

belts

or

long

apron

strings.

■

Turn

woollen

garments,

coloured

embroidered

garments

and

those

with

sewn-on

designs

inside

out.

■

Very

small

or

delicate

items

(e.g.

baby

socks,

tights)

can

be

protected

by

placing

them

inside

a

pillowcase

with

zip

fas¬

tener,

or

inside

long

socks.

■

Treat

net

curtains

with

special

care.

The

fabric

may

be

damaged

by

opening

the

window

or

when

removing

the

curtains

for

washing

(pulled

threads).

Remove

metal

or

plastic

hooks

or

enclose

in

a

net

or

cloth

bag.

The

manufacturer

accepts

no

responsibility

for

any

damage.

Net

curtains

should

be

spin

dried

only

if

the

manufacturer’s

label

states

that

this

may

be

done.

Whites/coloureds

(cotton

and

linen)

5.5

kg

Soak

5.5

kg

Easy

care

fabrics

2.3

kg

Delicate

fabrics

2.3

kg

Curtains

15-20

m

2

depending

on

type

of

material

Woollens

1.0

kg

Quick

wash

programme

for

cottons/coloureds

2.75

kg

Quick

wash

programme

for

easy

care/delicate

fabrics

2.3

kg

Whenever

possible,

load

the

machine

to

maximum

capacity;

full

loads

are

more

economical.

Do

not

however

exceed

the

maximum

load

as

this

could

lead

to

poor

washing

results.

Reduce

the

load

when

washing

fabrics

which

are

particularly

sub¬

ject

to

creasing.

Load

sizes

(Maximum

load

of

dry

laundry)

17

Selecting

the

programme

ECONOMY

SOAKING

°?2

f

■

®

o

EXTRA

pJP80AR0

IRON

QUICK

O

QOOOOOO

PREWASH

©-

MAIN

WASH

©-

RINSE

HOLD

©

PUMPOUT

©-

SPIN

©-

DRYING

©-

ON/OFF

button

Display

Option

buttons

Programme

selector

Delayed

Drying

start

button

buttons

Programme

phase

indicator

Programme

selector/Switching

on

The

programme

selector

knob

may

be

turned

clockwise

or

anti¬

clockwise.

When

the

ON/OFF

button

is

pressed

the

machine

switches

on

(power

ON)

or

off.

You

may

select

normal

washing

and

drying

programmes,

or

the

following

special

programmes:

For

normally

or

lightly

soiled

cotton

and

linen

whites

the

ECONOMY

(E)

programme

may

be

used

instead

of

the

95°C

pro¬

gramme.

The

duration

of

the

programme

will

be

prolonged,

but

the

washing

temperature

is

reduced

to

about

67°C,

so

saving

energy.

For

heavily

soiled

fabrics

(except

woo!)

the

SOAK

programme

may

be

selected.

The

cycle

is

performed

at

40°C

and

ends

with

water

in

the

drum.

To

drain

the

water

depress

the

START/PAUSE

button.

After

18

hours

soaking

the

water

is

drained

automatically.

18

This

programme

allows

you

to

rinse

and

spin

separately,

items

which

have

been

washed

by

hand.

This

programme

is

for

garments

which

have

just

been

washed

and

need

starching.

Dissolve

,powdered

starch

or

dilute

liquid

starch,

then

pour

it

into

the

dispenser

compartment

marked

with

the

®

symbol.

Water

may

be

pumped

out

at

the

end

of

a

programme,

without

spinning.

Spin

for

cottons

and

coloureds.

Spin

for

easy

care/delicate

fabrics

and

for

woolens.

Cancels

the

previously

selected

functions

Programme

phase

indicator

PREWASH

H

MAIN

WASH

©

RINSE

©

RINSE

HOLD

©

PUMP

OUT

©

SPIN

DRYING

©

_

END

S

_

When

a

programme

is

selected,

the

lights

corresponding

to

the

phases

making

up

the

programme

come

on.

When

the

programme

starts,

the

light

corresponding

to

the

pro¬

gramme

phase

in

progress

comes

on.

The

end

of

the

programme

is

indicated

by

the

END

light.

GENTLE

RINSE

STARCHING

PUMP

OUT

SPIN

GENTLE

SPIN

CANCEL

19

Option

buttons

and

functions

O

IN/OFF

DELAYED

START

When

these

buttons

are

pressed,

the

corresponding

pilot

lights

come

on.

When

they

are

pressed

again,

the

lights

go

out.

If

a

button

whose

function

is

not

compatible

with

the

programme

selected

is

pressed,

all

the

lights

will

start

to

flash.

After

about

1

second,

they

will

go

out.

ON

DELAY

DRYING

OFF

TIMER

TIME

700

900

1200

1400

SPIN

®(

)

()

1

^

o

®

m

^

^

extra

cupboard

iron

DRY

DRY

DRY

QUICK

VARIO-

PRE-

START

WASH

MATIC

WASH

INTENSIVE

PAUSE

#

#

#

@

®

©'

©

#

oooooooo

■

ON/OFF

button

When

this

button

is

pressed,

the

machine

switches

on.

The

pilot

light

on

the

left

comes

on.

The

pilot

light

corresponding

to

the

Start/Pause

button

flashes

and

the

programme

phase

indicator

shows

the

different

phases

that

make

up

the

cycle.

When

the

button

is

pressed

again,

the

machine

switches

off.

■

Delayed

start

Depressing

this

button

results

in

a

delay

in

starting

up

of

the

machine.

This

delay

can

be

of

up

to

19

hours.

This

button

must

be

depressed

before

activating

the

Start/

Pause

button.

The

display

shows

the

selected

time.

After

1

minute,

the

machine

starts

an

hourly

count

down

to

the

selected

programme

start

up

time.

This

time

appears

in

the

display.

By

depressing

the

button

again

(until

the

display

goes

out)

this

function

is

cancelled

and

the

programme

previously

selected

begins.

20

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