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TRICITY
BENDIX
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Products.
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Operating
and
Installation
Instructions
Mode!
No
CAW
800
ee
a
en
Pn
a
CONTENTS
ene
——
Warnings
Installation
.
Unpacking
Positioning
Water
inlet
Water
drainage
Levelling
:
Electrical
connection
Getting
to
know
your
machine
Contro!
panel
Symbols
Hints
on
washing
.
Detergents
Wash
care
symbols
Programme
charts
Using
your
machine
Maintenance
Bodywork
.
Detergent
dispenser
drawer
.
Drain
filter
Water
inlet
filters
.
Something
not
working?
Guarantee
conditions
.
Service
Centres
Page
3
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4
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10-11
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12
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13
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13
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13
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13
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13
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14
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15
Page
16-19
TECHNICAL
SPECIFICATIONS
DIMENSIONS
POWER
SUPPLY
VOLTAGE
TOTAL
POWER
ABSORBED
WATER
PRESSURE
MAXIMUM
RECOMMENDED
LOAD
SPIN
SPEED
Height
Width
Depth
Minimum
(hot)
Minimum
(cold)
Maximum
Cotton,
linen
Synthetics,
delicate
fabrics
Wool
Maximum
85
cm
(33.5”)
60
cm
(23.6”)
52
cm
(20.4”)
220-240
V/
50
Hz
2600
W
(13
A)
5
psi
7
psi
110
psi
10
Ibs.
(4.5
kg)
4.5
Ibs.
(2
kg)
2.2
Ibs.
(1
kg)
800
rom
This
appliance
complies
with
E.E.C.
directive
No.
87/308
of
2.6.87
relative
to
radio
interference
suppression.
a
IMPORTANT
INFORMATION
YOU
MUST
READ
THE
WHOLE
OF
THIS
INSTRUCTION
BOOK
BEFORE
YOU
USE
THE
APPLIANCE.
FOLLOW
THE
ADVICE
CAREFULLY.
KEEP
THE
BOOK
FOR
FUTURE
REFERENCE.
IF
YOU
SELL
OR
GIVE
AWAY
THE
APPLIANCE,
MAKE
SURE
THAT
THE
BOOK
IS
PASSED
TO
THE
NEW
OWNER.
WARNINGS
@
The
following
warnings
are
provided
in
the
interest
of
overall
safety.
You
must
read
them
before
the
appliance
is
installed
or
used.
INSTALLATION
m@
This
appliance
should
not
be
installed
in
a
bathroom
or
shower
room.
W
This
appliance
is
heavy.
Care
should
be
taken
when
moving
it.
H
All
packaging
and
transit
bolts
must
be
removed
before
the
appliance
is
used.
Serious
damage
may
occur
if
this
is
not
done.
@
Any
plumbing
work
required
to
install
this
ap-
pliance
should
be
carried
out
by
a
qualified
plumber
or
competent
person.
@
Any
electrical
work
required
to
install
this
ap-
pliance
should
be
carried
out
by
a
qualified
electri-
cian
or
competent
person.
@
Make
sure
that
the
appliance
does
not
stand
on
its
electrical
supply
cable.
W@
If
the
machine
is
situated
on
a_
carpeted
floor,
please
adjust
the
feet
to
ensure
that
air
can
circulate
freely.
USAGE
@
Always
unplug
the
appliance
and
turn
off
the
water
after
use.
@
Do
not
overload
the
appliance.
m@
Only
wash
fabrics
which
are
designed
to
be
ma-
chine
washed.
If
in
doubt,
consult
the
manufacturer
of
the
fabric.
@
Make
sure
that
all
pockets
are
empty.
Hard,
sharp
objects
such
as
coins,
safety
pins,
nails,
screws
or
stones
can
cause
extensive
damage.
In
particular
you
should
make
sure
that
the
gas
lighters
(disposable
or
reusable)
have
not
been
left
in
any
garments.
™
Do
not
machine
wash
fabrics
which
are
saturated
with
petroleum
products.
If
volatile
cleaning
fluids
have
been
used,
make
sure
that
they
are
thoroughly
removed
from
the
fabric
before
it
is
placed
in
the
appliance.
m
Use
only
the
recommended
quantities
of
fabric
conditioner.
™
Leave
the
porthole
door
slightly
ajar
between
washes
to
preserve
the
door
seal.
Before
you
open
the
door
of
the
machine
check
that
the
water
has
drained.
Do
not
open
the
door
if
you
can
still
see
water.
m
As
some
duvets
and
eiderdowns
should
be
washed
in
large
commercial
machines
because
of
their
bulk,
please
check
with
the
manufacturer
of
the
item
before
washing
in
a
domestic
machine,
even
if
the
dry
weight
of
the
item
is
within
the
limit
advised.
SERVICE/REPAIR
m@
You
should
not
attempt
to
repair
the
machine
yourself.
Repairs
carried
out
by
inexperienced
or
unqualified
persons
may
cause
injury
and/or
more
serious
faults
to
the
machine.
m
This
product
should
be
serviced
by
an
authorised
Tricity
Bendix
Service
Centre
only,
and
only
gen-
uine
Tricity
Bendix
spare
parts
should
be
used.
GENERAL
SAFETY
™
|t
is
dangerous
to
modify
the
specifications
of
this
appliance
in
any
way.
m™
This
appliance
is
designed
to
be
used
by
adults.
Children
should
not
be
allowed
to
touch
the
controls
or
play
with
the
product.
m
Pets
and
small
children
may
climb
into
washing
machines.
Check
your
appliance
each
time
before
use.
™@
The
glass
door
becomes
very
hot
during
washing
cycle.
Keep
children
away
from
the
appliance
while
it
is
in
use.
INSTALLATION
Unpacking
All
transit
bolts
and
packing
must
be
removed
before
using
the
machine.
You
are
advised
to
keep
all
packing
for
re-use
in
case
you
move
house
and
the
machine
has
to
be
trans-
ported
again.
Proceed
as
follows:
Using
a
spanner
remove
the
screw
on
the
right
at
the
rear
of
the
machine.
Carefully
lay
the
machine
on
its
back
making
sure
that
the
hoses
are
not
squashed.
Place
one
of
the
poly-
styrene
angle
packings
between
the
machine
and
the
floor.
Remove
the
polystyrene
block
from
underneath
the
machine.
Disengage
the
two
polythene
bags
by
removing
the
adhesive
tape.
First,
slip
the
right
hand
bag
(1)
out
and
then
the
left
one
(2),
pulling
them
towards
the
centre
of
the
ma-
chine.
Remove
the
polystyrene
base,
set
the
machine
up-
right
and
remove
the
re-
maining
two
screws
on
the
back.
Remove
the
three
plastic
pins
from
the
holes
where
the
screws
were
previously
fitted.
Plug
the
holes
with
the
plugs
which
you
can
find
on
the
back
of
the
ma-
chine.
Positioning
Position
the
machine
on
a
firm
level
surface.
Rein-
force
wooden
floors
with
a
solid
wood
panel
(5
cm
thick)
or
at
least
two
boards.
The
supporting
panel
must
protrude
a
few
centimetres
beyond
the
edge
of
the
machine.
The
machine
must
not
touch
the
wall
or
other
furni-
ture.
It
is
assumed
that
the
tap,
drainage
point
and
socket
are
within
easy
reach
of
the
machine
hoses
and
power
supply
cable.
If
not,
you
are
advised
to
call
your
fitter
in
order
to
move
the
tap
and/or
drainage
point
and/or
socket.
Water
inlet
The
inlets
on
the
back
of
the
appliance
are
colour
coded:
blue
for
cold,
red
for
hot.
If
only
a
cold
water
supply
is
available,
connect
the
two
hoses
to
a
cold
water
outlet
by
means
of
a
«Y»
connection
piece.
Fit
the
rubber
seal
and
connect
the
water
inlet
hoses
to
a
tap
with
a
%”
gas
thread
spout.
The
end
of
the
inlet
hoses
connected
to
the
machine
can
be
turned
in
any
direction.
Simply
loosen
the
fitting,
rotate
the
hoses
and
retighten.
Although
the
machine
is
provided
with
its
own
aerator,
your
local
water
board
may
require
the
machine
to
be
connected
to
a
ventilated
tap.
lf
you
know
that
the
mains
water
supply
pressure
is
often
very
high,
fit
a
%”
23x4x4
mm
reducer
at
the
joint
between
the
water
inlet
hoses
and
the
washing
machine.
The
inlet
hoses
must
not
be
extended.
If
they
are
too
short
and
you
do
not
wish
to
move
the
tap,
replace
them
completely
with
longer
high
pressure
hoses
spe-
cifically
designed
to
solve
problems
of
this
type.
Water
drainage
The
end
of
the
drain
hose
can
be
positioned
in
three
ways:
Over
the
edge
of
a
basin:
in
this
case
you
must
ensure
that
the
hose
cannot
move
when
the
water
is
drained.
Se-
cure
it
to
the
wall
with
a
hook,
for
example,
or
to
the
tap
by
means
of
a
piece
of
string.
In
a
basin
drainpipe
branch:
the
branch
must
be
above
the
basin
siphon
so
that
the
end
of
the
hose
is
at
least
60
cm
from
ground
level.
Directly
in
a
drainpipe:
you
are
advised
to
use
a
vertical
65
cm
high
pipe;
in
any
case
it
should
never
be
shorter
than
60
cm
or
longer
than
90
cm.
The
end
part
of
the
drain
hose
must
always
be
venti-
lated,
i.e.
the
internal
diameter
of
the
pipe
must
be
wider
than
the
external
diameter
of
the
drain
hose.
The
drain
hose
can
be
extended
up
to
a
maximum
length
of
180
cm.
Use
an
extension
with
an
internal
diameter
at
least
equal
to
the
diameter
of
the
original
hose
and
a
suitable
fitting.
The
hose
extension
will
run
along
the
floor
and
only
the
part
near
the
drainage
point
will
be
raised.
Level
the
washing
ma-
chine
by
raising
or
lowe-
ring
the
feet.
The
feet
may
be
tight
to
adjust
as
they
incorpo-
rate
a
self
locking
nut,
but
the
machine
MUST
be
level.
Any
adjustement
can
be
made
by
hand
or
with
the
spanner.
Accurate
levelling
prevents
vibration,
noise
and
displacement
of
the
machine
during
operation.
Electrical
connection
WARNING
THIS
APPLIANCE
MUST
BE
EARTHED.
The
manufacturer
declines
any
liability
should
this
safety
measure
not
be
observed.
If
the
plug
fitted
to
the
appliance
is
not
suitable
for
your
socket
outlet,
it
must
be
cut
off,
and
the
appropri-
ate
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
13
amp
socket
in
another
part
of
your
home.
IMPORTANT
The
wires
in
this
mains
lead
are
coloured
in
accor-
dance
with
the
following
code:
GREEN
&
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
identifying
the
terminals
in
your
plug,
proceed
as
follows:
GREEN
&
YELLOW
13
AMP
FUSE
Connect
the
green
and
yellow
(earth)
wire
to
the
ter-
minal
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
ptug
moulded
onto
the
lead
incorporates
a
fuse.
For
replacement
use
a
13
amp
BS
1362
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.
A
replacement
cover/carrier
must
be
obtained
from
a
Tricity
Bendix
Service
Centre.
There
is
a
list
of
these
at
the
end
of
this
instruction
book.
GETTING
TO
KNOW
YOUR
MACHINE
The
control
panel
Be
at
ee
TRICITY
BENDIX
AUTOWASHER
800
1
Detergent
dispenser
drawer
3
Programme
selector
knob
2
HALF
LOAD
push-button
4
Mains
on
light
HALF
Select
this
button
to
reduce
water
consump-
0
With
the
programme
selector
knob
you
LOAD
_
tion
on
the
rinse
cycle
when
washing
a
smaller
choose
the
desired
washing
programme.
load
of
cottons
or
linens
(maximum
load
size
=
Press
the
knob
and
turn
it
clockwise.
2.25
kg).
To
start
a
programme,
pull
the
knob
outwards.
To
switch
the
machine
off,
depress
the
knob.
MAINS
This
light
comes
on
when
the
machine
starts
ON
working.
Detergent
dispenser
drawer
Symbols
L
Pre-wash:
left
compartment
in
the
detergent
dispenser
drawer.
Wash:
central
compartment
of
the
detergent
dispenser
drawer.
tergent
dispenser
drawer.
[14
&
Fabric
softener
-
right
compartment
of
the
de-
©
IWS-programme
for
washing
wool,
for
gar-
ments
in
pure
new
wool
with
machine-
washable
label.
Hints
on
washing
You
are
advised
not
to
leave
your
laundry
too
long,
especially
when
damp.
Damp
laundry
produces
mould
and
unpleasant
smells.
Mould
stains
cannot
be
removed.
Sort
your
laundry.
Study
carefully
the
chart
in
this
booklet
explaining
the
symbols
used
on
clothes
labels.
The
following
points
are
particularly
important:
@
a
line
under
the
bowl
means
that
the
garment
cannot
be
washed
using
programmes
for
resistant
fabrics
such
as
cotton
and
linen;
@
do
not
mix
coloured
garments
with
whites;
™@
anticrease
materials
like
polyester/cotton
should
be
treated
as
synthetics;
@
non-resistant
fabrics
like
acrylic
and
most
curtain
materials
should
be
treated
as
delicate
fabrics;
™@
the
wool
programme
is
designed
specifically
for
pure
new
wool.
Other
types
of
wool
and
wool
mix-
tures
may
shrink
or
felt
if
machine-washed.
Woollen
garments
should
be
spun
briefly
immedi-
ately
after
washing.
Pre-wash
Pre-wash
is
not
normally
necessary.
Your
new
wash-
ing
machine
combined
with
modern
detergents
will
give
perfect
washing
results
without
pre-wash,
thus
saving
energy,
time,
water
and
detergent.
However,
when
the
laundry
is
particularly
dirty
(for
example
if
you
have
to
wash
mechanics’
overalls
or
butchers’
aprons),
you
are
advised
to
use
prewash
with
a
biological
detergent.
Temperatures
We
suggest
that
white
cotton
and
linen,
if
it
is
not
excessively
soiled,
can
be
washed
at
60°
instead
of
95°.
There
should
be
no
reduction
in
performance,
but
there
will
be
an
energy
saving
of
approximately
30%.
The
same
applies
to
a
lesser
extent
to
fast
coloured
garments.
They
usually
require
a
temperature
of
60°
but
if
they
are
not
excessively
dirty,
you
will
have
satisfactory
results
at
40°.
Garments
with
non-fast
colours
should
not
be
washed
at
temperatures
above
40°.
If
fast
and
nonfast
colours
are
washed
together,
they
should
be
treated
as
non-
fast
colours
and
therefore
the
temperature
should
not
exceed
40°.
Resistant
white
and
coloured
synthetics
can
normally
be
washed
at
60°
but
also
in
this
case
40°
is
sufficient
if
the
laundry
is
not
excessively
dirty.
Delicate
synthetics,
synthetics
with
non-fast
colours
and
woollen
garments
must
never
be
washed
above
40°.
If
only
one
of
the
labels
specifies
30°,
this
tem-
perature
must
be
selected
for
the
whole
wash.
In
most
cases
these
garments
can
withstand
40°
but
Tricity
Bendix
cannot
be
held
responsible
for
any
damage
caused
by
washing
at
temperatures
higher
than
those
specified.
In
the
programmes
for
delicate
fabrics
and
wool
there
is
a
safety
device
in
case
a
temperature
higher
than
40°
is
selected
by
mistake.
How
much
laundry
can
be
washed
in
one
load?
For
cotton
and
linen
items
as
well
as
for
synthetics
and
wool
refer
to
the
quantities
indicated
on
the
pro-
gramme
charts.
Strictly
speaking
you
should
always
weigh
your
laun-
dry.
As
weighing
can
be
complicated,
we
suggest
you
estimate
the
weight
according
to
how
full
the
drum
is:
cotton
and
linen:
drum
full
but
not
too
tightly
packed
resistant
synthetics:
no
more
than
2/s
of
the
drum
delicate
fabrics
and
wool:
no
more
than
%
of
the
drum.
Before
placing
the
laundry
in
the
machine:
mend
all
tears,
holes
and
ladders;
secure
loose
buttons
and
close
poppers
and
zips;
do
not
wash
frayed
garments
-
mend
hems
before
washing;
remove
all
small
objects
from
pockets.
Nails,
pins,
clips
and
similar
objects
can
seriously
damage
your
washing
machine
and
laundry;
remove
curtain
hooks;
wash
coloured
garments
and
in
particular
those
with
non-fast
colours
separately
when
washing
for
the
first
time.
They
are
likely
to
lose
colour
the
first
time
they
are
washed.
treat
obstinate
stains
such
as
grass,
rust,
tar,
paint,
ink
etc.
with
a
stain
remover
before
washing.
To
remove
paint
stains,
for
example,
use
a
volatile
substance
such
as
turpentine:
in
this
case,
you
should
wait
for
it
to
dry
completely
before
washing.
Tricity
Bendix
is
not
responsible
for
any
damage
deriv-
ing
from
the
use
of
volatile,
inflammable
or
toxic
sub-
stances.
Detergents
and
additives
Good
washing
results
also
depend
on
the
choice
of
detergent
and
use
of
the
correct
quantities
to
avoid
waste
and
protect
the
environment.
Although
biodegradable,
detergents
contain
sub-
stances
which
in
large
quantities
can
damage
the
delicate
ecological
balance
of
nature.
Always
use
good
quality
detergents
suitable
for
use
in
washing
machines.
Follow
the
indications
given
by
the
detergent
manu-
facturer
according
to
the
weight
of
laundry,
the
degree
of
soil
and
the
hardness
of
the
water
in
your
area;
if
you
do
not
know
how
hard
it
is,
ask
your
local
Water
Authority.
The
lime
present
in
the
water
will
in
the
long
run
cause
fabrics
to
go
grey
and
felt,
especially
at
high
tempera-
tures.
Detergents
contain
substances
which
absorb
the
lime
and
therefore
you
should
increase
the
doses
if
your
water
is
hard.
You
can,
however,
use
less
detergent
and
compensate
for
the
difference
by
using
a
specific
water
softening
product.
Powder
detergents
The
washing
powder
should
be
placed
in
the
appropri-
ate
compartments
of
the
dispenser
drawer
before
starting
the
programme.
Special
detergents
are
available
for
coloured
and
deli-
cate
fabrics
and
for
wool.
«Concentrated»
powder
detergents
Measure
out
the
concentrated
powder
detergent
di-
rectly
into
the
machine
drum,
before
loading
the
laun-
dry.
The
washing
machine
incorporates
a
recirculation
system
which
allows
an
optimal
use
of
the
concen-
trated
detergent.
Avoid
selecting
programmes
including
prewash
when
concentrated
detergents
are
used.
Avoid
use
of
the
proportioners
supplied
with
the
detergents
into
the
internal
drum.
Liquid
detergents
A
liquid
detergent
can
be
used
in
the
middle
compart-
ment
of
the
dispenser
drawer
as
long
as
you
start
the
machine
up
straight
away
without
prewash.
Liquid
additives
lt
may
be
advisable
to
use
a
liquid
fabric
softener
when
you
are
going
to
dry
synthetic
garments
in
the
tumble
dryer
for
example.
This
prevents
the
fabrics
becoming
charged
with
static
electricity.
Wash
code
symbols
These
symbols
appear
on
fabric
labels,
in
order
to
help
you
choose
the
best
way
to
treat
your
laundry.
Strong
wash
Max.
wash
temperature
an
L_]
95°C
Delicate
wash
Max.
wash
temperature
Max.
wash
temperature
60°C
40°C
Bleach
in
cold
water
Hot
iron
max
200°C
O
Dry
cleaning
Dry
cleaning
in
all
solvents
Warm
iron
max
150°C
Dry
cleaning
in
perchlorethylene,
petrol,
pure
alcohol,
R111&R113
On
the
line
On
clothes
Max.
wash
temperature
30°C
Do
not
bleach
Lukewarm
iron
max
110°C
Dry
cleaning
in
petrol,
pure
alcohol,
and
R113
C)
high
Kf}
temperature
oF
Nee
temperature
hanger
Tumble
dry
Do
not
iron
(0
Do
not
dry
clean
a
Do
not
tumble
dry
Programmes
for
cotton
and
linen
Recommended
load:
max.
4.5
kg
(10
Ib)
COMPARTMENTS
DEGREE
|
PROGRAMME
PROGRAMMES
OF
SOIL
TO
USE
(&
if
DIAL
POSITION
DESCRIPTION
required)
PREWASH
ZA
Prewash
i.
oa
1
Wash
at
95°C
7
Rinses
BOILWASH
[=—
|
Spin
ZY
Wash
at
95°C
BOILWASH
Normal
2
Rinses
[_—-—
|
Spin
JhES
Wash
at
60°C
HOT
WASH
Normal
3
Rinses
[_——
|
Spin
7
4
Wash
at
40°C
WARM
WASH
Normal
4
Rinses
[-—
|
Spin
SPIN
800
5
Long
spin
at
800
rpm
Water
filling:
40°/50°
programmes:
cold
water
filling
60°
programmes:
hot
and
cold
filling
95°
programmes:
hot
water
filling
only
10