Asko W6221 User manual

Washing Machine ASKO W6221
Dear ASKO customer,
Thank you for choosing this Scandinavian quality product made
in Vara, Sweden.
We want you to feel confident that the inside of your new mach-
ine is as good as the outside, and that the ethical and moral prin-
ciples on which we built this machine are just as high as the qua-
lity and performance that you obtain from it. We hope that our
machine will keep you happy for many years to come.
To derive the best possible benefit from your product, we recom-
mend that you read this Use & Care Guide and the Installation
Instructions before using the machine.

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CONTENTS
READ FIRST PAGE
1 Before washing the first time 3
2 Safety instructions 4
General, Installation, Washer door, In-
terrupting a program, Overfill protection,
Packing material, Transport/Winter sto-
rage, Disposal
3 Children’s safety 5
Child-safe washing, Protect children, Child
safety catch on detergent compartment,
Child safety catch on temperature knob
4 Parts of the washing machine 6
5 Detergent compartment 6
6 Panel 7
INSTALLATION
See instructions for installation.
WASHING
7 Before washing 8-10
Sorting the washing, Garments, Recom-
mended garment labelling, Coloured cot-
ton, Delicate washing, Minimizing aller-
gy hazards, Save time, Economy and effi-
ciency, Detergents, Textile dyeing
8 Washing 11-14
Instructions - step-by-step, Available programs
9 Consumption values 15
CARE PAGE
10 Care and Cleaning 16-17
Cleaning the needle trap and drain pump,
detergent compartment, outside of the
machine, Clean-out recess under the rid-
ges, Cleaning the inside of the machine to
prevent odour problems, If you have hard
water
PROBLEMS?
11 Trouble shooting 18-20
Machine will not start, Door will not clo-
se, Door will not open, Fault indications
MISCELLANEOUS
12 Technical information 21
Technical data, Standard tests
13 Service and guarantee 23
14 Quick guide 24
15 Index 25

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1 BEFORE WASHING THE FIRST TIME
CAUTION WITH CERTAIN MATERIALS
Always check and adhere to recommended gar-
ment labelling on the items concerned. If no
recommendations are given, refer to those in
Chapter 7, Before washing.
TRANSPORT SUPPORTS
Are the transport supports removed? If not, see
the Installation instructions.
WASHER DOOR
The door of the washer opens electrically. Con-
sequently, the door cannot be opened normally
until the machine is connected to an electric
power supply. However, emergency opening is
available, see Chapter 11, Trouble shooting.
CHECK HARDNESS OF THE WATER
Call your local water company to find out what
degree of water hardness applies. This has signi-
ficance in relation to the amount of detergent
that should be used.
For brief operating instructions; see Chapter 14, Quick guide.

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Fill with additional detergent if required, set a
new program and close the door and the mach-
ine will start.
OVERFILL PROTECTION
If the level of water in the machine rises above
normal, the overfill protection will start to pump
out water and shut off the water supply. The
program will be interrupted if the level does
not fall within 60 seconds.
PACKING MATERIAL
Sort the packing material for recycling accor-
ding to recommendations by the local authori-
ties.
TRANSPORT/WINTER STORAGE
If the machine is to be transported or stored
during the winter, on unheated premises, emp-
ty the needle trap and the drain pump, see Chap-
ter 10, Care and cleaning.
If you have any questions, please phone your
retailer.
DISPOSAL
Contact your refuse collection service or your
local authorities for advice on how to scrap the
machine in a proper manner for recycling.
The machine is made and marked to facilita-
te recycling.
GENERAL
• Study and save this Use and Care Guide for
future reference.
• Electrical and water installation, if required,
must be carried out by authorised persons.
• The machine may only be used for washing
in accordance with this Use and Care Guide -
not for dry cleaning.
• Use only detergents intended for machine
washing.
• Remove the transport supports before using
the machine, see installation instructions.
INSTALLATION
See the accompanying installation instructions.
WASHER DOOR
The door of the washer opens electrically. Con-
sequently, the door cannot be opened normally
until the machine is connected to an electric
power supply.
To open the door manually, see the heading,
Door will not open, in Chapter 11, Trouble
shooting.
The machine cannot be started with the door
open.
To open the door during operation, see be-
low, Interrupting a program.
INTERRUPTING A PROGRAM
To interrupt a washing program, turn the pro-
gram knob forward to position 11, Drain. Any
water in the machine will be pumped out. Press
the button to open the door. To restart:
2 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

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3 CHILDREN’S SAFETY
CHILD-SAFE WASHING
Always close the washer door and start the pro-
gram immediately after filling with detergent.
Do not allow children to play with the wash-
ing machine.
PROTECT CHILDREN
Keep detergents and conditioner out of the reach
of children.
CHILD SAFETY CATCH ON DETERGENT COMPART-
MENT
On the right in the handle of the detergent
compartment there is a disengageable safety
catch to prevent children from opening the
compartment.
Engaging the child safety catch
To engage the child safety catch, pull the deter-
gent compartment out a little so that you can
reach the catch. Pull the catch towards you and
then release it.
Child safety catch engaged
To open the compartment when the child safe-
ty catch is engaged you must push the catch to
the left while pulling out the compartment.
Disengaging the child safety catch
To disengage the child safety catch, push the
catch to the left and then towards the back of
the machine.
CHILD SAFETY CATCH ON TEMPERATURE KNOB
Underneath the temperature knob there is a
disengageable safety catch to prevent operation
by children. A flat-bladed screwdriver is needed
to engage or disengage the catch.
Engaging the child safety catch
Insert the screwdriver in the hole of the catch.
Press the screwdriver upwards and turn clock-
wise at the same time, release the catch down
and turn back.
Child safety catch engaged
The child safety catch protrudes when it is en-
gaged. To alter the temperature setting when
the catch is engaged:
- push the catch up.
- turn the temperature knob to the desired
setting.
- release the catch.
Disengaging the child safety catch
To disengage the child safety catch, push the
catch up and turn clockwise at the same time.
When the catch is at its highest position turn
back so that the catch remains pressed in.

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4 PARTS OF THE WASHING MACHINE
5 DETERGENT COMPARTMENT
1. DETERGENT COMPARTMENT - PRE-WASH
2. DETERGENT COMPARTMENT - MAIN WASH
3. CONDITIONER COMPARTMENT
4. DETERGENT DIVIDER (LOCATED UNDERNEATH)
5. CHILD SAFETY CATCH
1. DETERGENT COMPARTMENT
2. MAIN POWER SWITCH
3. PROGRAM PANEL
4. DATA PLATE
5. COVER - DRAIN PUMP
6. DRAIN PUMP (BEHIND THE COVER)
7. WASHER DOOR
8. OUTER DOOR
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6 PANEL
1. DETERGENT COMPARTMENT
2. INDICATING LAMP ON/OFF
3. MAIN POWER SWITCH
4. START/STOP BUTTON
5. DOOR OPENING
6. SUPER RINSE
7. DELAYED START - 5 HOURS
8. SPIN-DRY SELECTION KNOB
9. TEMPERATURE KNOB
10. PROGRAM SELECTOR KNOB. THE
PROGRAMS ARE DESCRIBED IN THE TABLE IN
CHAPTER 8, WASHING
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RECOMMENDED GARMENT LABELLING
Check the recommended labelling. The table
below gives useful information on suitable wash-
ing programs for different materials and
amounts of washing.
COLOURED COTTON
Coloured cotton garments marked with a re-
commendation for 60ºC should the first time
be washed at 60ºC to get rid of any surplus dye.
If this advice is ignored there is a risk that co-
lours will run. Use a detergent without bleach
to safeguard the colours.
DELICATE WASHING.
Unbleached linen
Unbleached linen should be washed at 60ºC
using a detergent without bleach or optical
whitening agent. Severely soiled linen can oc-
casionally be washed at a higher temperature,
but not too often because heat can destroy the
lustre and strength of linen.
7 BEFORE WASHING
Before you start washing, here is some advice
that can be useful.
SORTING THE WASHING
Sort garments in relation to:
• How soiled they are
• Colour
• Material
GARMENTS
• Close zip-fasteners so that they do not chafe
against other items.
• New coloured garments can have surplus dye
and should therefore be washed separately the
first time.
• Turn garments inside out.
This reduces the risk of bur-
ling and dye creases.
• Empty pockets and suitably
let them wash turned inside
out.
WASHING
LABEL MATERIAL PROGRAM LOAD
Cotton, linen, white and light colours Normal wash 60°C to 95°C 1/1 drum
Cotton, linen. Darker colours Normal wash 60°C 1/1 drum
Polyester, cotton/polyester, nylon. Whites Synthetic wash 60°C 1/2 drum
Rayon, acetates, acrylics. Sensitive colours Synthetic wash 40°C 1/2 drum
Polyesters, cotton/polyester, nylon. Colours Synthetics wash 40°C 1/2 drum
Silk and very delicate items Synthetic wash 30°C 1/3 drum
Items marked IWS and Superwash Wool/hand wash 40°C 1/3 drum
Symbols in washing instructions

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Wool and silk
Wool and silk are sometimes marked machine
wash, and sometimes hand wash. The Wool and
Hand wash programs of the machine are at least
as gentle as washing by hand.
Wool is particularly sensitive to mechanical
processing. If you wish to avoid spin drying,
you can press out the water instead using terry
towelling. Select (No Spin). Once the pro-
gram is complete, you should then run the Drain
program.
Most garments will tolerate a short spin, ho-
wever. The Wool and Hand wash programs au-
tomatically include a short spin.
Man-made fibres and synthetic fibres
These materials require a lot of space if they are
not to crease. Fill the drum only to half load
when washing man-made/synthetic fibres. Se-
lect a short spin by selecting a spin speed of 800
revolutions/minute or lower.
NOTE
Viscose and acetate are brittle when wet.
MINIMIZE THE RISK OF ALLERGY
This washing machine offers a Super rinse op-
tion
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. You should use this if you have sensi-
tive skin, for example people with allergies and
infants.
SAVE TIME
Use the Light wash program to save time. This
program has a shorter main wash than Normal
wash, but it is often sufficient for normally soi-
led washing.
ECONOMY AND EFFICIENCY
You can save energy by using a shorter program.
• Select Super quick wash if you simply need
to freshen up shirts or training kit, etc. You will
save both water and energy.
• Select a fast spin speed to reduce the energy
consumption for subsequent drying in a rumble
dryer or a drying cabinet.
DETERGENTS
Overdosing detergent will not give better re-
sults, it only increases the burden on the envi-
ronment.
Try using less detergent, and increase the dose
only if you are displeased with the washing re-
sults.

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FABRIC DYEING
If you want to dye fabrics in the machine, select
Normal wash with the Super rinse option,
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Choose the temperature recommended by the
dye manufacturer.
If the fabrics to be dyed are cotton/polyester
mixtures, you should select spin speed of 400-
800 revolutions/minute to spin the fabrics.
NOTE
Bleaches or stain removers that contain the che-
mical Na2S2O4, known as sodium dithionite or
sodium hyposulphite, must not be used in this
washing machine. If these substances are used
they could cause corrosion and discoloration.
If the items being dyed are mixed material
cotton/polyester then No spin, , should be
selected. At the end of the program you can run
program 8, Short spin, at spin speed 800 revs
per minute to lightly spin dry the finished items.
NOTE
Put the dye directly in the drum - not in the
detergent compartment. After dyeing, the emp-
ty machine should be run using the same pro-
gram. Use a normal amount of detergent.

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The following step-by-step instructions are pro-
vided to help you to achieve the best possible
washing result.
SORT THE WASHING
For tips and advice, see Chapter 7 – Befo-
re washing.
NOTE
Empty the pockets. Coins, nails and similar
items can cause damage to the machine and
textiles.
TURN ON THE MAIN POWER SWITCH .
OPEN THE DOOR AND PUT IN THE
WASHING.
Press the -button once, and the door
will open after three seconds. Put in the wash-
ing.
The table below the washing program indi-
cates how much washing you can put in for
each program.
PUTTING IN THE DETERGENT AND CON-
DITIONER
Follow the recommendations on the de-
tergent packet for how much detergent should
be used. The capacity of the machine is for 6,0
kg washing. If you put a smaller amount in the
machine, you can reduce the amount of deter-
gent accordingly.
8 WASHING
Powder detergent
Pour in the powder for main wash ( ) and any
pre-wash ( ).
Liquid detergent
A partition divider for liquid detergent is provi-
ded, you will find it attached underneath the
detergent compartment. Take it and in-
sert it in the slot furthest in in the
compartment as illustrated. Pour the
detergent directly into the
main wash compartment (
).
Detergent ball or dosing bag
If you are using a detergent ball or dosing bag,
put it in with the washing and select a program
without pre-wash.
Conditioner
Pour conditioner into the compartment mar-
ked . Follow the maker’s instructions regar-
ding the amount.
NOTE
Do not exceed the maximum dose level of the
container, the conditioner will otherwise flow
in too soon and deteriorate the washing effect.
1
1
2
2
Conditioner
Pre-wash
Main wash
3
3
4
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SELECT A PROGRAM
Select the program that you wish to use
with the program selector knob. You can
select between the following programs:
1 Heavy wash (with pre-wash)
2 Normal wash
3 Light wash
4 Synthetic wash
5 Quick wash
6 Super quick wash
7 Wool wash
8 Hand wash
9 Rinse program
10 Spin
11 Drain
The table on the following page contains more
information about the programs.
SELECTING SETTINGS AND OPTIONS
You can obtain a washing program to
suit your particular wash by setting the
temperature knob and pressing the appropriate
option buttons.
Temperature
Set the desired temperature with the tempera-
ture knob. If you select C, the wash temperatu-
re will be the same as that of the incoming wa-
ter.
For certain programs, the maximum tempe-
rature is always 40°C; see the table below.
Spin
Set the spin knob to the desired setting.
A spin speed of 800 revolutions/minute or
lower will always involve a short final spin. Spin
speed settings above 800 revolutions/minute
will always involve a long final spin.
For certain programs, the maximum spin
speed is always 800 revolutions/minute; see the
table below.
By pressing the button, the program will
be executed without a spin.
By pressing the button, the program will
be executed without a spin and will be comple-
ted without draining. The fabrics will thus re-
main floating in the water and will not crease.
On completion of the program, disconnect
and select either the Spin or Drain program to
drain the rinsing water from the machine.
Super rinse
Press the button to select the Super rinse
option.
Super rinse adds extra rinses to the washing
programs; see the table.
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5
6
6
Delayed start
By pressing the button, the machine will
start 5 hours after you start the washing pro-
gram.
NOTE
Do not forget also to press the button if
you wish to start with a delayed start.

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TABLE OF AVAILABLE PROGRAMS
WM3344-3
Program information Program content
Program No.
1/3 (2,0 kg)
1/2 (3,0 kg)
Rinse Long spin
Program
Max. quantity
Temperature
°C (A)
Max. spin speed
rev/min
Pre-wash
Main wash
Spin
Rinse (B)
Spin
Rinse (B)
Spin
Rinse (B)
Spin
Other
1/1 (6,0 kg) Wash Short spin
(max. 800 rev/min) (A) C in the display denotes the temperature of
the incoming water. (B) With the Super Rinse On option: For programs 1-3, four extra rinses will be included, and one spin will be omitted. For programs 4-8: two extra rinses will be included before the final ordinary rinse. (C) Delicate wash – high water level.
C,30-95 1200Heavy wash1 C,30-95 1200Normal wash2 C,30-95 1200Light wash Shorter main wash than for Normal
wash.
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C,30-95 800Synthetic wash4 C,30-95 1200Quick wash5 C,30-95 1200Super quick wash6 C,30-40 800Wool wash (C)7 C,30-40 800Hand wash (C) Slightly more gentle than Wool wash.
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Rinse program9
Spin10
Pumping onlyDrain11
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STARTING THE PROGRAM
Close the washer door, and start the pro-
gram with the button. It will take a
few seconds before you hear the machine star-
ting.
Interrupt the program
To interrupt the program, press the button
for three seconds. If any water remains in the
machine, run either the Drain or the Spin pro-
gram. Any water will then be pumped out. Then
press the button to open the door. To rest-
art: fill with new detergent, if required, and se-
lect a new program.
Alter settings during the program
Press in/out the option buttons that you wish
to alter, or turn the temperature knob to the
desired setting.
- Program – the program is not affected when
the program knob is operated. Interrupt the
program instead.
- Temperature – can be altered before the tem-
perature has been reached in the main wash.
- Spin speed – can be altered at any point befo-
re the final spin.
- Super rinse – can be altered before the water
is pumped out after the main wash.
- Delayed start – cannot be altered. You should
instead interrupt the program, change the set-
tings and restart the machine.
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PROGRAM COMPLETED
The program is complete when the door
can be opened with the button. If
you have selected a program without spinning,
and if water remains in the machine, run the
Spin or Drain program to enable the door to be
opened.
WHEN WASHING IS FINISHED
Turn off the main power switch and
close the washer door to prevent small
children from crawling into the machine.

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9 CONSUMPTION VALUES
The following conditions apply for the consumption values indicated below:
Temperature of incoming water: 15ºC. Element power: 2000 W. Options: None
PROGRAM MATERIAL/WASHING LOAD WATER CONSUMP- POWER CONSUMP- PROGRAM TIME
TEMPERATURE(1) (2) TION (approx. litre) TION (approx. kWh) (approx. minutes)
Heavy wash Cotton, linen, 60°C 5,0 kg 52 1,20 135
Normal wash Cotton, linen, 60°C 5,0 kg 49 0,95 120
Light wash Cotton, linen, 60°C 5,0 kg 49 0,90 80
Synthetic wash Polyester, cotton / 3,0 kg 28 0,35 65
polyester, nylon, 40 C
Quick wash Cotton, linen, 60°C 5,0 kg 35 0,90 58
Super quick Polyester, cotton / 3,0 kg 22 0,30 35
wash polyester, nylon, 40 C
Wool wash Wool/Hand wash, IWS, 2,0 kg 54 0,30 40
Superwash, 30°C
Hand wash Wool/Hand wash, IWS 2,0 kg 54 0,30 40
Superwash, 30°C
Rinse Cotton, linen 5,0 kg 7-12 0,05 15
program
Spin Cotton, linen 5,0 kg ---- 0,05 10
Drain Cotton, linen 5,0 kg ---- ---- 1
(1) All programs are set to the highest available spin speed.
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6. Screw on the cover together with the needle
trap, put the drain
hose back on its
connection and
close the cover.
CLEANING THE DETERGENT COMPARTMENT
Pull out the detergent compartment as far as it
goes.
Then pull upwards and outwards as illustrated.
Flush and brush the detergent compartment.
Put the detergent compartment back in.
NOTE
Do not wash the detergent compartment in a
dishwasher.
CLEANING THE OUTSIDE OF THE MACHINE
Use a mild detergent to clean the outside of the
machine. Do not use any solvents, they can da-
mage the machine.
NOTE
Do not spray the machine with water.
10 CARE AND CLEANING
CLEANING THE NEEDLE TRAP AND THE DRAIN
PUMP
The washing machine has a trap in which coins,
hairpins and similar items fasten. Clean the need-
le trap and the drain pump as follows:
1. Ensure that the machine is drained and the
main power switch is turned OFF.
2. Open the drain pump cover. Use the parti-
tion piece from
the detergent
compartment, as
illustrated.
3. Drain off the water, eg, in a bowl, by pulling
loose the drain
hose from its con-
nection on the in-
side of the cover.
4. Open the pump by screwing its cover antic-
lockwise. Pull out
the cover together
with the needle
trap.
5. Clean out any objects and foreign matter from
the pump housing.
Ensure that the
pump blade, at the
rear, can be rota-
ted.

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CLEANING THE INSIDE OF THE MACHINE TO PRE-
VENT PROBLEMS WITH ODOUR
Today’s modern detergents mean that washing
at low temperatures is often sufficient. Howe-
ver, this can result in small deposits forming
inside the machine. These can eventually lead
to odour problems.
To avoid these problems, we recommend run-
ning a 95° program on a few occasions each
year. You should use a small quantity of deter-
gent at the same time. It is not necessary to fill
the machine with washing.
CLEANING HOLES UNDER THE RIDGES
If you suspect that objects, eg, nails, paperclips,
pins and so on, have fallen through the washing
drum you should check the space underneath
the ridges. Such items can corrode and cause
rust stains on your washing. Nails and other
sharp objects can tear fabrics.
Proceed as follows:
1. Use a screwdriver or similar tool.
2. Insert the screwdriver in
the middle hole in the
ridge and carefully
push the screwdriver
handle to the left.
3. Grip the ridge with your oth-
er hand and pull it towards
you as illustrated.
4. Lift up the ridge.
5. Remove any objects.
6. Position the ridge in the fixing holes with the
F-mark facing you. Ensure that the ridge lugs fit
firmly in their holes in the drum. Slide away
from you until it stops.
HARD WATER
If you live in an area with hard water, the was-
her drum may become coated with a grey-white
deposit. To get rid of the deposit, pour a packet
of citric acid, about 20 gram, in the drum and
run the Normal wash program at 95°C. You
will find citric acid on the spice shelf in your
grocer’s store.

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11 TROUBLE SHOOTING
MACHINE WILL NOT START
- Is the washer door properly closed?
Press it shut firmly.
- Check that the main power switch is ON.
- Is the power supply interrupted?
Check the fuses in the house.
Is the delayed start button pressed in?
Interrupt the program by holding in the
button for three seconds. Then press out the
button and finish by restarting with the
button.
WASHER DOOR WILL NOT CLOSE
If the door opens again immediately after you
have closed it, check that you have made the
correct program settings. If this does not help,
there is probably a fault. Call the service de-
partment.
WASHER DOOR WILL NOT OPEN
- Is the program complete?
Wait for the door mechanism to release at the
end of the program.
- Check that the main power switch is ON.
- Is the power supply interrupted?
Check the fuses in the house. The machine door
cannot be opened with the button if the
power supply is interrupted.
- Is water still present in the machine?
Run either of the Drain or Spin programs at a
suitable speed to remove the water.
- Emergency opening
If all else fails, emergency opening of the mach-
ine door is possible. Proceed as follows:
1. First check that there is no water in the mach-
ine. If any water remains in the machine, drain
the machine by the method described under
the heading Checking needle trap and drain
pump in Chapter 10, Care and cleaning.
2. Make certain that the main power switch is
OFF.
3. Open the drain pump cover at the bottom
left. Use the partition
piece from the liquid
detergent dispenser,
as shown in the illus-
tration.
4. Unscrew the screw holding the red plastic
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5. Pull the handle and the door will open.
6. Insert the handle into its slot and screw it
into place. Close the drain pump cover.
If the door still cannot be opened in the nor-
mal way on future occasions, you should call
the service department.
MACHINE WILL NOT TAKE IN WATER AFTER STAR-
TING
- Check that the water tap is open.
Proceed as follows:
1. Open the water tap.
2. If the program started more than five minu-
tes ago, restart the program with the but-
ton.
- Check that the strainer in the machine’s wa-
ter inlet is not clogged.
Proceed as follows:
1. Close the water tap.
2. Unscrew the hose to the machine’s water
inlet.
3. Clean the strainer in the machine’s inlet val-
ve.
4. Screw the hose back in place.
5. Open the water tap.
6. If the program started more than five minu-
tes ago, restart the program with the but-
ton.
If this does not help, call the service department.
MACHINE WILL NOT SPIN
- Is (No spin) selected?
The machine has completed the program wit-
hout spinning.
Switch off and run the Spin program at a
suitable spin speed.
- Check for any unbalance in the load.
The machine has an integral unbalance sensor,
which causes the speed to be reduced or spin-
ning to be bypassed if high unbalance is present
in the load. The machine performs all the rinse
sequences, however.
Proceed as follows:
1. Open the door and redistribute the load.
2. Run the Spin program at a suitable speed.
WATER REMAINS IN THE MACHINE AT THE END
OF THE PROGRAM
- Is the button (No Spin/No Drain) pressed
in?
The machine has completed the program wit-
hout spinning and does not pump out the water
at the end of the program.
Switch off and run either of the Drain or
Spin programs (at a suitable speed) to remove
the water.
- Is the power supply switched off?
If so, the machine will have stopped in the pro-
gram. Check the fuses in the house. The pro-
gram will continue when the power supply re-
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- Check the drain hose and the drain pump.
Proceed as follows:
1. If necessary, straighten out any folds in the
drain hose.
2. Has any object become trapped in the outlet
from the drain hose? Clean the hose.
3. Is the drain pump blocked by a foreign body?
Clean the pump; see Chapter 10, Care and cle-
aning.
4. Run either of the Drain or Spin programs at
a suitable speed to remove the water.
PROGRAMS TAKE TOO LONG
If a normal program takes over three hours, for
example, the heating has probably failed to func-
tion. Start a new program. If the fault is repea-
ted frequently, call the service department.