Fisher & Paykel AWF 60 MD User manual

Washing machine
User Guide
AWF 60 MD

Product Information
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AWF 60 MD

Contents
1Technical features Page 3
2General recommendations Page 4
3Installation instructions Page 5
4Before the first wash cycle Page 9
5Preparing the wash Page 9
6Detergent and additives Page 10
7Page 14
Program selection and washing
machine operation
8Page 19
Care and maintenance
9Page 21
Before calling for service

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240/50
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2400
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1000
Maximum capacity (kg.)
Height (cm.)
Width (cm.)
Depth (cm.)
Net weight (kg.)
Power requirement (V/Hz)
Nominal current (A)
Power (W)
Washing speed (rpm)
Spin speed (rpm)
The appearance and specifications are subject to change
without notice.
The graphics shown in the manual are schematic and may
not conform exactly with your washing machine.
1Technical features
Top lid
Detergent Dispenser
Control panel
Front door
Filter cover
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•The appliance is not intended for use by young children or infirmed persons without supervision
•Young children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance or they do not climb into the drum
(see also the following page chapter “Child Safety”)
•Do not leave the washing turned on when not in use
•Before any cleaning and maintenance switch off the machine or disconnect it from the mains
•Clean the outside of the washing machine with a damp cloth. Do not use abrasive detergents
•Never open the door forcibly or use it as a step
•If necessary, the power cable may be replaced with an identical one obtained from an Authorised Service Center. The power
cable must only be replaced by a qualified technician
2General recommendations
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3Installation instructions
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1. Remove the packaging
•After unpacking, make sure that the washing machine is undamaged. If in doubt, do not use the washing machine. Contact
an Authorised Service Centre or your local retailer
•Check that the accessories and supplied parts are all present
•Keep the packing material (plastic bags, polystyrene parts, etc.) out of reach of children, as they are
potentially dangerous
2. Remove the transit bolts
•The washing machine is fitted with a transit bolts to avoid any possible damage to the interior during transit. Before using
the washing machine, it is imperative that the transit bolts are removed

Removing transit safety bolts at the rear of the machine
Attention!
Please keep the safety bolts for future transportation and reinstate them before transporting your machine. Never
transit your machine without the transit bolts in position.
Never place your machine on a carpet. This prevents air circulation. The electrical components of the machine
may overheat and may cause damage.
The transit safety bolts must be removed before any operation of the machine. Bolt heads, marked “C” should be turned in a
anti clockwise direction until the bolt can be partially withdrawn.
Remove transit safety bolts and rubber bushes by pulling outwards. (an up/down action and a small squirt of washing up
liquid should ease removal.)
Plastic plugs, supplied inside the protective bag and designated as “P”, should be placed in the safety bolt holes according
to the direction shown.
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Water Supply
• Hot water temperature should not exceed 75˚C. Temperatures above this may the machine to fault or
cause damage to the machine
• If you have an uncontrolled water heating source (eg a wet-back or solar heating system) you should
fit a Safe Valve. This will ensure the hot water temperature remains within safe limits.
• Inlet water pressure: Maximum 1 MPa (150 psi), Minimum 34 Pa (5 psi)
• Inlet water flow rate: Minimum 3 litres/minute
Inlet Hoses
1) Connect the straight ends of the inlet hoses to the taps. There are washers fitted in both ends.
2) Connect the elbow ends of the inlet hoses to the inlet valves on the back of the machine. The cold inlet
valve is marked in blue, while the hot inlet valve is marked in red.
Cold Supply Only:
If you only have a cold water supply, an inlet valve cap (blanking cap) MUST be connected to the hot inlet
valve. The cap prevents water leaking out of the hot inlet valve. The cap is supplied in the same bag as
the inlet water hoses.
4. Adjust feet
In order for quiet and stable operation, the machine should be placed properly and levelled on its feet.
Your machine comes with two adjustable feet. If the machine is unstable, loosen the plastic counternut
and screw or unscrew the adjustable foot until the machine is levelled perfectly. After positioning, tighten
the counternut for stability.
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3. Position the washing machine
•Move the appliance without lifting it by the worktop
•Install the appliance on a solid and level floor
surface, preferably in a corner of the room
5. Connecting water inlet hoses
•Connect the water supply inlet hose in accordance with regulations of your local water company

b) Drain hose
The water drain hose could be placed either at the side of a
basin, or connected directly to the drain. The hose should not be
sharply bent. The water drain hose should be secured with the
supplied elbow to prevent it falling to the ground.
6. Electrical connections
•Electrical connections must be carried out by a qualified
technician in compliance with the manufacturer’s instructions
and local safety regulations
•Data concerning voltage, consumption and fuses are
located behind the appliance door
•The appliance must be connected to the mains
exclusively by means of a socket with an earth connection in
accordance with established regulations. The washing machine
must be earthed by law. The manufacturer declines all liability
for damage to property or injury to persons or animals
due to non-compliance with the directions given above
•Do not use extension leads or multi sockets
•Before any maintenance on the washing machine disconnect
it from the mains supply
•Access to the mains plug or to disconnection from mains
supply via a double-pole switch must be ensured at all times
following the installation
•Do not operate the washing machine if it has been damaged
during transport. Inform anAuthorised Service Centre or your
local retailer.
•Mains cable replacement is only to be carried out by an
Authorised Service Centre
•The washing machine must only be used in the household
for the prescribed uses
Minimum housing dimensions:
Width: 610 mm
Height: 860 mm
Depth: 550 mm
CAUTION: If this appliance is supplied from a cord extension
set or an electrical portable outlet device, the cord extension
set or electrical portable outlet device must be positioned so
that it is not subject to splashing or ingress of moisture.
The appliance is to be connected to the water mains using
new hose-sets. Old hose-sets should not be reused.
The hose should be placed between 40 and
100 cm. from the ground.
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To remove any residual water used in testing by the manufacturer, we recommend that you carry out a shortwash cycle without
laundry.
1. Turn on the tap.
2. Close the door.
3. Pour a small amount of detergent into the detergent compartment.
4. Select and start a short programme (Please see programme table)
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1. Sort the laundry according to...
• Type of fabric / care label symbol
Cottons, mixed fibres, easy care/synthetics, wool, handwashed items
• Colours
Separate coloured and white items. Wash new coloured articles separately
• Size
Laundry items of different sizes distribute themselves better in the drum and optimise the washing and spinning action
• Delicates
Wash small items (e.g. nylon stockings, belts etc.) and items with hooks (e.g. bras) in a washbag or pillow case with a zip
fastener. Always remove curtain glides or wash curtains with the glides inside a cotton bag
2. Empty all pockets
Coins, safety pins etc. can damage the laundry, drum and tub
3. Closures
Close zips and hooks and eyes; Tie loose belts or straps together
5Preparing the wash
4Before the first wash cycle

The choice of detergent depends on:
• type of fabric (cottons, easy care/synthetics, delicate items, wool).
Note: Use only specific detergents for washing wool
Remarks:
White residues on dark fabrics are caused by insoluble compounds used in modern phosphate-free powder detergents. If this
occurs, shake or brush out the fabric or use liquid detergents. Use only detergents and additives specifically produced for front
loading washing machines. When using descaling agents, dyes or bleaches for the pre-wash, make sure that they are suitable
for use in domestic washing machines. Descaler could contain components which can attack parts of your washing machine.
Do not use any solvents (e.g. turpentine, benzene). Do not wash fabrics in the machine which have been treated with solvents
or flammable liquids.
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6Detergent and additives
Stain removal
• Blood, milk, eggs etc. are generally removed by the automatic enzyme phase of the programme
• Pre-treat heavily-soiled areas with stain remover if necessary
Dyeing
•Only use dyes that are suitable for washing machines
•Follow the manufacturer’s instructions.
•Plastic and rubber parts of the washing machine can be stained by dyes
Loading the laundry
1. Open the door
2. Unfold the laundry and place it loosely in the drum. Observe the load sizes given in the Program Selection Table.
Note: Overloading the machine will result in unsatisfactory wash results and creased laundry
3. Close the door

Detergent Dispenser
The detergent dispensing drawer comprises 3 compartments:
– left compartment ( II ) for main wash
– middle compartment for fabric softener
– right compartment ( I ) for pre-wash
Attention! Fill the softener according to the supplier recommendation (app.
<100 ml). Do not exceed the “MAX level” marked on the detergent dispenser.
Follow the dosage recommendations on the detergent pack. They depend on:
•degree and type of soiling
•size of wash
- full load follow the detergent manufacturer’s instructions;
- half load: 3/4 the amount used for a full load;
- Minimum load (about 1 kg):
1/2 the amount used for a full load
•water hardness in your area (request information from the water company). Soft water requires less detergent than hard
water.
Notes:
Too much detergent can result in excess foam formation.
If the washing machine detects too much foam, it may prevent spinning.
Insufficient detergent may result in grey laundry in time and also calcifies the heating system, drum and hoses.
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Control Panel
On/Off Button
Time delay adjustment button
Remaining time
Start/Pause/Cancel
button
Program follower
Spin speed selection
Program selection knob
Auxiliary Functions

Auxiliary Functions
Prewash
A pre-wash should only be used for very heavily soiled laundry. Without prewash you save energy, water, washing powder and
time.
Time Saver
Shortens washing time for lightly soiled fabrics. This function can be used for cotton, synthetic and daily load programs.
Extra Rinse
By using this function your machine will add another rinse process to the three rinse processes that it has already done. This
additional rinse will reduce any affects on sensitive skin.
Anti-Crease
To avoid wrinkling of your clothes, select this function. When Anti-Crease is selected load size should be kept small.
Spin Speed Selection
Using this button, you can select final spin speed up to 1000 rpm. If you do not want to spin the load, select “No Spin” option.
Rinse Hold
If you desire to leave your synthetic and wool fabrics in the machine after the wash program you may select the Rinse hold
option to prevent them getting wrinkled. To cancel the “Rinse Hold” function, press the “Start/Pause/Cancel” button first, select
the desired spin speed and then repress the “Start/Pause/Cancel” button.
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7Program Selection and Washing Machine Operation
Ensure the machine is plugged in.
1) Press the On/Off button.
2) Open the door.
3) Place your laundry into the machine according to the recommended load capacity (please see Programme table) and close the
front door.
4)Turn the program selection knob and set the desired program.(See Programme Table)
5) Select the spin speed according to the desired program.
6) Select desired auxiliary functions.
7) Fill the fabric softener and the detergent into the related compartments, and close the detergent dispenser box.
8) Push the Start/Pause button to operate your machine. In the mean time the Start/Pause led will be on. You can follow the washing
steps by means of the program follower.
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Program selection
*Energy Labelling program acc. to AS/NZS 2040
Depending on water, textile and ambient conditions the actual values given on or with the machine can deviate from the declared standard values,
as they are tested according to the laboratory conditions
Cotton 90
Cotton 60
Cotton 40*
Heavy 40
Synthetics 60
Synthetics 40
Synthetics 30
Daily Load 40
Delicates 40
Woollen 40
Woollen Cold
Handwash 30
Quick Wash
Rinse
Spin
Drain
Programme Fabric type
Time
Saver
Extra
Rinse Rinse
Hold
Max
Load
(kg)
Energy Consumption (kWh) Water Consumption (l)
Heavily soiled fabrics made from cotton or linen,
heat resistant
Heavily soiled fabrics made from cotton or linen,
heat resistant
Normally soiled fabrics made from cotton, non-
colour fast
Heavily soiled fabrics made from cotton or linen,
heat resistant
Normal soiled fabrics made from cotton/synthetics
blended, heat resistant
Lightly Soiled Easy care fabrics made from cotton,
synthetics or blended fabrics (non-color fast)
Very Lightly Soiled Easy care fabrics made from
cotton, synthetics or blended fabrics (non-color fast)
Everyday clothes
Sensitive, easy care fabrics made from cotton,
synthetics or blended fabrics
Hand wash marked labelled clothes, blended
fabrics
Hand wash labeled wool and easy care, blended
fabrics
Special programme for Hand wash labelled wool
and silk
I+II
I+II
I+II
II
I+II
I+II
I+II
I+II
II
II
II
II
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Program Duration (~min)
Anti-
Crease
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Detergent
Dispenser
Prewash
Lightly Soiled less amount fabric
Rinsing
Spinning
Draining
139 57 2.30
140 57 1.14
142 57 0.84
177 57 0.75
103 58 0.95
100 58 0.55
85 58 0.20
60 58 0.40
62 55 0.35
55 50 0.30
48 50 0.04
40 35 0.15
30 50 0.17
23 15 0.15
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Child Lock
To prevent the knobs from being played with by children you may activate the “Child Lock” option. Activating the “Child Lock”
option prevents any change from being made to a set program.
To activate child lock, press both on the second and the fourth auxiliary function buttons together for 3 seconds after the
machine starts the washing operation.
Only On/Off button will be in operation when the child lock option is selected.
To deactivate child lock, re-press same auxiliary function buttons (second and fourth) for 3 seconds.
In order to open the door at the end of the washing program or to change program selection, child lock must be deactivated
if selected.
On/Off
When you press the On/Off button, your machine is ready to select the desired program. When the desired program is
selected, related spin speed can be adjusted and the duration of the program can be observed on the display. To switch the
machine off, repress the On/Off button.
Washing can only then be started when the button is pressed.
Pressing the On/Off button does not mean that the washing operation is started! To start the washing, press the Start/Pause
button!
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End of the Program
At the end of the washing, all related leds on the control panel will be on. Related duration time of the selected program is
displayed and the machine is ready to start again.
To switch off the machine, press the On/Off button.
Auxiliary Function Selection
It is not possible to activate all auxiliary functions in all wash programs. If any auxiliary function is selected, its led will be on.
For example, if the cotton program is selected, “Time Saver” and “Pre-wash” functions can not be selected at the same time.
If “Pre-wash” button is selected first and the “Time Saver” function next, the led of the pre-wash function will be off as it is
not active any more.
Program Follower
If the machine is on, a program can be followed by means of the program follower. If a washing step is over and the next
step is started, the led of the previous step will continue to light. It means if the washing operation is finished, all related
washing steps on the program follower will be on.
Pre-wash button led will be on, only if this auxiliary function is selected.
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Adding additional Laundry
Press the Start/Pause button. If the water level does not exceed the limitations, in 1 to 2 minutes door lock will deactivated.
It means the washing machine is ready to add laundry.
If after 2 minutes the door is unable to be opened, it means the water level inside the machine is too high to open the door
and add laundry. (Look at Program Cancelling).
Press Start/Pause button again to let the program continue.

Unloading the machine
The machine stops automatically at the end of the selected programme. Turn off the taps.After 1-2 minutes the door lock will
de-activate. Open the door. Press the On/Off button to switch off the machine.
Unload the machine and leave the front door open. Check to see if there is any water left in the door hood. If so, remove with
a soft cloth.
Time Delay
By using the time delay buttons, the start time of any program can be delayed. Time delay can be set at intervals of 30 min.
On the display, the delayed starting time is added to the duration of the program.
For example, if the program duration is 2 hours and 16 min and you delayed the program for 2 hours, the display will show
“4:16”. After the time delay is set, press Start/Pause button. The washing cycle will be started after 2 hours.
Program Cancelling
If the program has started and you want to cancel it, press and hold down the Start/Pause button for 3 seconds. The program
will move to the “spin” step and related led on the program follower will be on. Machine will start to pump for draining and the
door can be opened after 1-2 minutes.
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Detergent dispensing drawer
Clean when necessary:
1. Open the drawer as far as possible.
2. Push down the depression on the suction cup and pull the drawer
out completely.
3. Clean the drawer under warm running water. Pull off the suction
cup; Clean
suction cup and opening in the drawer with warm running water,
pierce the opening with a needle if necessary. Replace the suction
cap.
4. Wipe off detergent residue from the drawer guides. If present,
remove calc deposits from the water-jet nozzles (inside the drawer).
8Care and maintanence
Water intake filter
At the end of the water intake connection module and water inlet
hose-tap side, there exists filters. These filters prevent any dirt and
objects passing into the machine. It is advisable that these filters
should be cleaned every 30-40 washes. To clean the filter, first turn
the tap off. Then, disconnect the hose and clean the filter with a
thin brush. If the filter is very dirty, you may clean it by pulling out
with pliers. To clean the filter at the tap side of the hose, pull it out
by hand and clean the filter under the tap water.
Hose
To prevent any leakage, have a technician check the hoses every
two years. If the machine is placed at cold ambient temperatures,
the water remaining inside the pump and hoses should be removed
from the filters. Also to prevent freezing, empty the water intake
hoses by disconnecting from taps.
Drum
Do not leave any metal objects (pins, needles, etc.) inside the
drum. These objects may cause rust on the drum surface.
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