Zanussi WDJ1015/A Operating and safety instructions

INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE
USE AND CARE OF
ZANUSSI
WASHER DRYER

It is most important that this instruction book should be retained with the
appliance for future reference. Should the appliance be sold or transferred to
another owner, or should you move house and leave the appliance, always
ensure that the book is supplied with the appliance in order that the new owner
can be acquainted with the functioning of the appliance and the relevant
warnings.
Warnings - Washer/Dryers
These warnings are provided in the interest of safety. You must read them
carefully before installing or using the appliance.
Do not overload the appliance. See
relevant section in instruction book.
• This appliance is designed to be operated
by adults. Children should not be allowed
to tamper with the controls or play with
the product.
• It is dangerous to alter the specifications
or attempt to modify this product in any
way.
• Any electrical work required to install this
appliance should be carried out by a
qualified electrician or competent person.
• Any plumbing work required to install this
appliance should be carried out by a
qualified plumber or competent person.
• This product should be serviced by an
authorised Zanussi Network Service
Centre. Only genuine Zanussi spare
parts should be used.
• Care must be taken to ensure that the
appliance does not stand on the electrical
supply cable.
• Only tumble dry fabrics which are
designed to be tumble dried. If in doubt,
consult the manufacturer^ that item.
• Always look through the glass door to
check if water has drained before opening
the door. If water is present, do not open
the door before draining the water. If in
doubt, refer to your instruction book.
• All packaging and transit bolts must be
removed before use> Serious damage
can occur to the product and to property
if this is not adhered to. See relevant
instructions.
This appliance is heavy. Care must be
taken when moving it.
Leave the porthole door slightly ajar
between washes to preserve the door
seal.
The glass door becomes very hot during
the washing and drying cycle. Keep
children away from the vicinity of the
appliance.
Only wash fabrics which are designed to
be machine washed. If in doubt, consult
the manufacturer of that item.
Always unplug the appliance and turn off
the water after use.
Before washing, ensure that all pockets
are empty and buttons and zips are
fastened. Avoid washing frayed or torn
articles and treat stains such as paint,
ink, rust, and grass before washing.
Underwired bras must not be machine
washed or tumble dried.
Any objects such as coins, safety pins,
nails, screws, stones or any other hard,
sharp material can cause extensive
damage and must not be placed into the
appliance.
Garments which are saturated with
petroleum products should not be
machine washed. If volatile cleaning
fluids are used, care should be taken to
ensure that the fluid is removed from the
garment before placing in the machine.
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Never tumble dry items that have had
contact with chemicals such as dry
cleaning fluid. These are of a volatile
nature and could cause an explosion.
Only tumble dry items which have been
washed in water or require airing.
Wash small items such as socks, laces,
washable belts, etc., in a washing bag or
pillow case as it is possible for such items
to slip down between the tub and the
inner drum.
Only use the advised quantities of fabric
softener. Damage to the fabric can
ensue if you over-fill. Refer to the
manufacturer's recommendations of
quantities.
Pets have been known to climb into
washing machines. Please check your
drum before use.
Before the drying cycle, always remove
reusable plastic detergent dispensers
designed to be placed inside the drum
with the clothes, as the plastic is not
designed to withstand the heat of the
drying cycle.
Under no circumstances should you
attempt to repair the machine yourself.
Repairs carried out by inexperienced
persons may cause injury or more serious
malfunctioning. Contact your local
Zanussi Network Service Centre if a fault
occurs. Always insist on genuine Zanussi
spare parts.

Contents
Installation
Page 7
Getting to know your machine
Page 12
Energetic wash & dry programmes
Page 16
Gentle wash & dry programmes
Page 18
Using your machine
Page 20
Additional programmes
Page 23
Looking after your machine
Page 25
Helpful washing hints
Page 27
Howto wash...
Page 28
Servicing
Page 30
Building-in instructions
Page 31
Zanussi guarantee conditions
Page 34
Please note that the specifications of your appliance may
differ slightly from those shown in this leaflet.
This appliance is easy to use.
To get the best out of it, you should read this booklet and
carefully follow all instructions before using the appliance
for the first time'. The booklet provides not only instructions
on installation, use and maintenance, but also gives some
very useful hints.
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Specifications
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WDJ1051
Dimensions
Height
850 mm
33.5"
Width
600 mm
23.6"
Depth
600 mm 23.6"
Weight
82 kg
180 lb
Capacity for wash
4.5 kg 10 1b
Capacity for drying
2.25 kg
5 1b
Revolutions per minute
450/1000 Variable
Total power absorbed
20090 W
Heater rating (washing)
1800 W
Heater rating (drying)
1750 W
Motor rating
Washing
200 W
Spinning 350 W
Voltage 220 / 240 V
Frequency
50 Hz
Pressure psi
Maximum
110
Minimum
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Please note that the external appearance
of your appliance may differ slightly from
that shown in this instruction book.
A Programme chart
B Detergent dispenser
C Drying time control
D Spin speed selector
E Auto-drying pushbutton
F Quickwash button
G Temperature and ON/OFF control
H Programme selector dial
I Pilot light "Operation"
J Pilot light "Drying"
K Drain filter
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Installation
Unpacking
Having removed the outer carton,
reinforcing angles, and polythene wrapping,
you must take out the internal packing which
protected the appliance's "works" during
transit.
1. Using the plastic spanner provided,
remove the three large bolts from the
back of the machine to free the washing
drum (figure 1).
2. Each bolt leaves behind a plastic spacer
inside the machine, these should be
worked loose by inserting a screwdriver
into the bolt hole, and allowing the
spacers to drop to the bottom of the
machine. Then, close the three open
holes by means of the three plastic caps
provided with the machine.
3. Lay the machine carefully on its back to
reveal two pieces of polythene band in
the base (figure 2). First pull band A then
band B to withdraw the remaining internal
packing, taking care not to catch and
damage any of the appliance's internal
components in the process.
4 . Finally, lift the appliance off the
polystyrene base packing and remove the
plastic spacers you worked loose earlier.
These spacers, together with the three large
bolts and other packaging should be kept in
a safe place so they can be used if the
machine has to be transported again.

Positioning and levelling
To keep vibration, noise and movement to a
minimum, it is essential that the machine is
absolutely level. Check this with a spirit
level when the machine is in its permanent
operating position. Any adjustments needed
can be made by using the open end of the
spanner supplied to raise or lower the two
adjustable feet at the front of the machine -
you merely screw them up or down (figure
3).
Some vibration is inevitable, especially if
mounted on a wooden floor, so make sure
there is a gap of at least 12mm (1/2")
between the machine and any wails,
furniture and so on.
Please ensure that when the appliance is
installed, it is easily accessible for the
engineer in the event of a breakdown.
Plumbing - cold water fill only
Your new Zanussi appliance has been
designed to be permanently plumbed in to
your home's water supply and drainage
system. However, if this is not possible, it
may be connected to suitable existing taps,
with the drain hose discharging into a sink.
The appliance a cold water inlet valve, with
a female 3/4" BSP thread connector. If this
connection size is not compatible with your
existing plumbing, a variety of connectors
are available from good hardware stores
and plumbers' merchants to suit most
domestic plumbing. Any alterations to your
existing plumbing must be carried out by a
competent person or qualified plumber.
Before connecting the hoses, be sure to fit
the mesh filters supplied as per figure 4.
Before connecting the hose, be sure to fit
the mesh filter supplied as per diagram.
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The other end of the hose which is
connected to the appliance can be turned in
any direction by first loosening the ring nut.
Once the hose has been re-positioned, this
must be re-tightened to prevent leakages.
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
mixer taps, a single outlet water heater or a
booster pump.
A minimum water pressure of 7 psi is
required for the safe operation of the
appliance. If you cannot make the
connection direct from the rising mains, you
may be able to operate the appliance from
your cold water storage system. There
should be a minimum of 5.02 m (16.5 ft)
between the appliance's inlet and the bottom
of the tank.
If you are operating the appliance on the
minimum pressure of 7 psi, it may fill slowly.
This flow can be increased by removing the
small restrictor contained within the inlet
valve. To remove the restrictor, first turn the
water off and unplug the appliance.
Disconnect the water supply hose from the
inlet valve, and pull out the mesh filter inside
the valve. Remove the restrictor (a small
round washer) with the aid of thin-nosed
pliers.
Replace the mesh filter and re-fit the hose.
If the water supply in your area is hard, it is
possible that the filters situated in the fill
valves can become blocked with sand or
limestone deposits and in extreme cases
this can cause a breakdown of the fill
valves: i.e. no water fill or continuous filling.
We would suggest that you install
supplementary strainers which should be
fitted on the fill hoses of your machine. For
information about the availability of these
supplementary strainers, you should contact
your local plumber.
If you intend the drain hose from the
machine to empty into a sink, make sure the
sink is empty and that the plug hole is not
blocked.
Where the machine is permanently plumbed
in, hook the end of the hose into a standpipe
installed for the purpose.
It should have an internal diameter of at
least 38mm (1 1/2"), leaving an air gap
between hose and pipe, and should be
designed in such a way that the water level
in it never covers the end of the hose.
Important
Before connecting up the machine to
new pipework or pipework that has not
been used for some time, run off a
reasonable amount of water to flush out
any debris that may have collected in the
pipes.
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Electrical Connections
Whether discharging into a sink or a
standpipe, check that the end of the drain
hose is neither too high nor too low. The top
of the curve in the hose's end should be no
more than 85 cm (34") and no less than
50cm (20") above floor level (figure 5).
Finally, make sure that with the machine
in position, the drain hose is not
obstructed, blocked or bent so sharply
that water cannot flow freely.
WARNING: THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE
EARTHED
The manufacturer declines any liability
should this safety measure not be observed.
Before switching on, make sure that the
voltage of your electricity supply is the same
as that indicated on the rating plate, located
inside the cabinet.
This appliance comes complete with either a
moulded-on or re-wireable 13 amp (BS1363)
plug, protected by a 13 amp ASTA approved
(BS1362) fuse.
If you have to change the fuse in the plug
supplied, a replacement 13 amp ASTA
approved (BS1362) fuse must be used.
For a moulded-on plug, the fuse cover
MUST be refitted after changing the fuse. If
the fuse cover is lost or damaged, the plug
MUST NOT be used until a replacement is
obtained.
Replacement covers are available from your
local electricity shop or nearest Customer
Service Centre. The colour of the
replacement fuse cover must match the
coloured insert or emboss on the base of
the plug.
For a re-wireable plug, care must be taken
to ensure that the top cover is refitted
without causing damage to either the top
cover or base. If the plug becomes
damaged or cracked, it must be replaced
with an equivalent 13 amp BS1363 plug
(Fig. 1) and re-wired using the following
procedure:-
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IMPORTANT
The wires in the mains lead are coloured in
accordance with the following code:
Green and Yellow - Earth
Blue - Neutral
Brown - Live
The wire coloured green and yellow (earth)
must be connected to the terminal in the
plug which is marked with the letter 'E' or
the earth symbol @ or coloured green and
yellow.
The wire coloured blue (neutral) must be
connected to the terminal in the plug which
is marked with the letter 'N' or coloured
black.
The wire coloured brown (live) must be
connected to the terminal in the plug which
is marked with the letter 'L' or coloured red.
Upon completion, there must be no cut,
loose or stray stands of wire present and the
cord clamp must be secure over the outer
sheath.
If a 13 amp (BS1363) plug is unsuitable for
your socket outlet, the plug should be
removed, (cut off in the case of a
moulded-on plug) and an appropriate plug
fitted.
NOTE: Moulded plugs cannot be re-used
and should be discarded if cut from a mains
lead, as insertion into a 13A socket could
prove fatal.
If a non-fused plug is fitted Fig. 2), the wiring
must follow the above procedure and the
appliance must be protected by the use of a
15 amp fuse either in the adapter or at the
distribution board.
If at any time a replacement supply cord is
required, the cross sectional area of its
conductors must not be less than 0.75mm 2
and the cable clamp must be tightened so
as to fully retain the new cord.
We recommend that this type of installation
be checked by a fully qualified electrician.
Please ensure that when the appliance is
installed it is easily accessible for the
engineer in the event of a breakdown.
This appliance complies with E.E.C.
directive No. 87/308 of 2.6.87 relative to
radio interference suppression.
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Getting to know your machine
The controls and how to use them
A Programme chart
B Detergent dispenser
C Drying time control
D Spin speed selector jke*
E Auto-dry button
F Quickwash button u£j
G Temperature control and
ON/OFF control ®
H Programme selector dial
I Pilot light "Operation” %
J Pilot light "Drying"
K Drain filter (behind the small cover)
A Programme chart
This chart will help you to select the correct
wash programme. The letter and wash
programme numbers correspond to those
used in the detailed charts from page 16-19.
B Detergent dispenser
The dispenser has three compartments -
two for detergent (a and b) and one for
fabric conditioner (c) (figure 6 page 21).
The fabric conditioner compartment is fitted
with a removable filter. To open the
dispenser, gently pull the handle which is at
the lower half.
C Drying Time Control Knob
This selector allows you to choose the
desired drying time according to the type
and quantity of the load to be dried. It can
also be adjusted whilst the machine is in
operation to either increase or reduce the
drying time. The control incorporates two
drying cycles, one of up to 120 minutes at a
high heat for natural fabrics and one of up to
80 minutes at a low heat for synthetic
fabrics.
Never attempt to turn the selector in an
anticlockwise direction.
D Spin speed selector j4(6>
Enables you to select the spin speed you
require according to the type of laundry you
are washing.
On energetic cycles, the spin speeds vary
from 500 - 1000 rpm.
On delicate programmes, to protect the
fabrics from damage caused by
over-spinning, the speeds vary from
450-850 rpm.
A high spin speed is particularly
recommended for laundry to be dried in a
tumble dryer, after the wash programme is
complete. The lower spin speeds are
recommended for delicate laundry, made
from natural or synthetic fabric.
E Auto-dry button
By depressing this pushbutton when
washing only half a load or less, it is
possible to programme the machine to run
automatically from the wash programme to
the drying programme without pausing.
To do this, first select the required wash
programme. Depress the Auto-dry button
and then select the required drying time.
Finally, select the temperature suitable for
the wash. After completing the washing
cycle, the machine will automatically begin
the drying cycle.
The button is operating on cotton and
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F Quickwash pushbutton yfj
Press this button when using programme B
for cotton or L for synthetics to reduce the
wash times. Ideal for washing lightly soiled
items quickly.
G Temperature and ON/OFF control 0
In addition to starting and stopping this
machine, this control is used to select the
wash temperature according to the
programme which has been selected. The
programme charts show the most
appropriate temperature for each type of
wash.
In the "O" position the machine is off;
In the "I" position the machine is on.
Adjustable temperatures also makes it
possible for both cotton and synthetic
washes to be washed at lower temperatures
than suggested, or to be washed in cold
water. For the latter, the thermostat control
should be set at "I".
Remember to press the dial in before
turning it, and to switch the machine off, turn
the dial in an anticlockwise direction.
H Programme selector dial
The selector dial is marked with letters
corresponding to those on the programme
chart. To set the machine to the correct
programme {see charts from page 16-19),
push the dial in and turn it clockwise until the
letter you want coincides exactly with the
pointer at the top of the dial.
Never attempt to turn the control dial In
an anticlockwise direction.
I Pilot light "operation" %
The pilot light comes on when the machine
is set to start.
K Drain filter ,
This is situated behind the small flap cover
at the base of the cabinet. It must be
cleaned from time to time (see page 26).
J Pilot light "drying"
The pilot light comes on when the machine
is performing a drying programme.
The wash programmes
The Energetic wash cycles {A and B) for
robust fabrics fabrics are completely
automatic, taking the clothes through
washing, rinsing, spinning and draining.
The Gentle wash cycles (H-L) are for
minimum iron, drip dry and delicate fabrics.
The machine stops after the last rinse
before the water draining and spinning. The
clothes are left suspended in water to
prevent them becoming creased by
remaining in the bottom of the wash tub in a
damp state after spinning.
To complete the cycle, turn the Programme
Selector Dial to N for water draining followed
by a short spin or P for drain only if you are
washing drip dry articles.
when using a Jetsystem programme the
water intake for the wash is totally variable.
The machine regulates the amount of water
it uses according to the wash load. For
example the machine will use more water
for a full load of absorbent fabric than a
small load of absorbent fabric.
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Drying
Drying
The dryer part of this Washer/Dryer is a
Turbo Condenser Dryer.
If you wish to machine dry your laundry at
the end of a wash cycle, leave the tap open
and the drain hose hooked over the sink or
the stand pipe. During the drying cycle, the
machine uses a small amount of water.
In this appliance, the clothes are dried by
means of a continuous flow of hot air
produced by a turbine which, as it passes
through the drum, gradually carries away
the moisture In the freshly-washed load.
This moisture is then condensed within the
machine when it comes into contact with the
cold water. The condensed water is then
drained away, together with the cooling
water, through the drain hose. There is
therefore no need to provide special
ventilation of the room in which the machine
is installed.
To carry out a drying cycle:
1. Remove all spun laundry from the
machine.
2. Sort the laundry to be dried from the load.
3. Important: Load only up to a maximum
of 2.25 kg (51b) of spun laundry into the
drum. Place it in loosely; the load must
be able to move freely inside the drum.
When drying synthetic clothes, load only
up to a maximum of 1 kg (2.21b).
4. Close the loading door.
5. Set the drying time control as required,
using the 0-80 minute "low" sector when
drying synthetic items and the 0-120
minute "high" sector when drying cotton
fabrics.
6. Turn the programme control to F when
drying cotton fabrics, and Q when drying
synthetic items. Lastly, press the On/Off
pushbutton. The pilot light will come on
and the drying cycle will start.
The drying temperature is constantly
controlled by a thermostat in order to avoid
and excessive increase in temperature.
The duration of the preset drying time may
be shortened or extended during the drying
cycle. This should not be done however
within the 20-0 minute period because
during this time, both the machine and the
laundry must be allowed to cool off.
If for any reason the power fails during the
drying cycle, it is advisable to remove the
clothes as soon as possible. This is
because whilst the drum is standing still,
there could be a heat build up which could
damage the more delicate fabrics being
dried.
If you have to interrupt the drying cycle,
switch the Temperature and On/Off control
to "0" (off) position. Wait for 1-2 minutes
before trying to open the door when the
Door Safety Interlock will be released.
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Note:
Do not interrupt the drying operation when
the programme has started running.
A temporary power failure or lack of water
may erase the ongoing drying programme.
When this occurs, turn off the machine, set
up the programme again, and turn on the
machine.
Auto Dry
It is possible to programme the machine to
run automatically from the wash programme
through to the drying programme without
pausing. In this case, the wash load must
be reduced to a maximum of 2.25 kg (51b)
for cottons and a maximum of 2.5 kg (2.2 lb)
for synthetics. This is possible on all
programmes except the Wool, Silk and
Delicates programmes.
Leave the tap open and the drain hose
hooked over the edge of the sink or in the
waste pipe.
Proceed as follows:
1. Load the machine.
2. Select the Wash Programme.
3. Depress the Auto Dry Button.
4. Select the Drying Time required, using
the 0-80 minute "low" sector for
synthetics and the 0-120 minute "high"
sector for cottons.
After spinning the machine will
automatically begin the drying cycle.
5. Select the wash temperature required,
and the machine will automatically start.
Fabric Drying Times
The drying times of all fabrics will depend on
the extent to which they have been spun as
well as the fabric characteristics. The higher
the spin speed, the shorter the drying time.
To alleviate creasing, all clothes should be
removed from the drum as quickly as
possible after completion of a drying cycle.
Important
Only laundry washed in water should be
dried in this machine. In particular, the
following fabrics should not be loaded into
the dryer:
• Clothes which were dry-cleaned or
cleaned with chemical solvents;
• Woollens or mixed woollens which will
shrink with heat;
- Extremely delicate fabrics such as silk
and some synthetic curtains;
• Sponge, rubber and similar items;
• Fibre glass items.
• Fabrics which tend to fray as, for
example, carding wool, cotton-wool or
excessively frayed carpets.
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Energetic Wash Cycles
For cotton, linen and viscose (rayon) fabrics.
Recommended washload: 4.5 Kg (10 lb) maximum
Wash
Programme
Position of
programme
selector and
thermostat
Dispenser
compartment Wash cycle description
Pre-wash
G
30-40°C
a
Cottons and linens, prewash in water at
30-40°C (normal level) followed by soaking
phase - laundry is left soaking in water.
To drain the water, turn programme control
to N (drain with gentle spin) or P (drain only)
Whites
Kwl
A
95°C
b c
White cottons and lines without special
finishes. Jetsystem wash at 95°C.
3 cold water rinses, spinning.
Fast
coloureds
\si
A
60°C
b c Cottons, linens and viscose.
Main wash at 60°C.
3 cold water rinses, spinning.
Non-fast
coloureds
B
40°C
b c Cottons, linens and viscose.
Jetsystem wash at 40°C.
3 cold water rinses, spinning.
Quickwash
Press .
button l!LJ
D
30-60°
b c Short Jetsystem wash at 60°C.
4 cold water rinses, spinning.
The automatic drying can be obtained by means of programs A B C D by depressing the
button and setting the drying time.
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Wash
programme
Position of
programme
selector and
thermostat
Dispenser
compartment Wash cycle description
Special
treatments
C
c
3 cold water rinses (high level), with
intake of water mixed with liquid
additive such as fabric conditioner.
Special treatment, spinning.
Spin only
D Spinning for 6 minutes with
simultaneous water draining. This is
preceded by slow rotations of the
drum and followed by a final
"shakedown" of the wash.
Energetic drying programmes (0-120 "high")
Fabric type/
Spin Speed
Programme Quantity Drying time
Iron dry
(mins)
Cupboard dry
(mins)
Cotton and
F 2.25 kg (51b)
60-70 80-90
linen 2.00 kg (41b)
55-65 70-80
* 1.50 kg (31b)
40-50 60-70
(1000 rpm)
1.00 kg (21b)
30-40
45-55
The drying times indicated in this table are for drying cotton towels. By varying the composition of the load, the
drying times indicated will vary.
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Gentle wash cycles
For delicates, synthetics including acrylics, acetates, triacetates, machine washable
woollens and wool mixes.
Recommended washload: 1.5-2 Kg (3-4 lb) maximum; wool 1 Kg (2 lb) maximum.
Wash
programme
Position of
Programme
selector and
thermostat
Dispenser
compartment
Wash cycle description
Whites K
60°
b c
White nylon & polyester cotton mixes.
Main wash at 60°C.
2 cold water rinses.
Minimum iron
K
50°
b c
Coloured synthetic and mixed fabrics.
Main wash at 50°C.
2 cold water rinses.
Quickwash
Press ,
button \£j
0
O CD
b c Short main wash at 30-60°C.
2 cold water rinses (high level).
Woollens ^
v*o7
H
40°
b c Machine washable woollen and wool
mixtures with cotton or viscose.
Wash in water at 40°C (high level).
3 cold water rinses.
Delicates J
40°
b c Acrylics, acetates, triacetates and wool
mixtures.
Wash in water at 40°C (high level).
3 cold water rinses (high level).
Silks
J
30°C
b c
Silks and printed acetate fabrics.
Wash in water at 30°C (high level).
3 cold water rinses.
The automatic drying can be obtained by means of programs K L M N by depressing
ftW button and setting the drying time.
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Wash
programme
Position of
programme
selector and
thermostat
Dispenser
compartment
Wash cycle description
Rinses -
Special
M c
3 cold water rinses (high level), with
intake of water mixed with liquid
additive such as fabric conditioner.
Short Spin N
Water draining followed by a short spin.
Drain only
P
Water draining with a steady drum.
There is no water draining after the last rinse of the gentle cycles. This prevents the clothes
from creasing if they are left in the machine at the end of the wash cycle.
The clothes are held suspended in water until you turn the selector dial to N when the water will
be drained and the clothes will be given a gentle spin. Or, the selector dial can be turned to P
when the water will be drained away without spinning.
Warning
Do not open the machine door until one of the draining programmes has been
completed. If you do, the water will flood out of the machine.
Delicate drying programmes (0-80 minutes "low")
Fabric type/ Programme Quantity
Spin speed
Drying time
Iron dry Cupboard dry
(mins) (mins)
Synthetics Q 1.50 kg (31b) - 65-75
short spin at 1.00 kg (21b) - 45-55
850 rpm) 0.50 Kg (1 lb) - 35-45
The drying times indicated in this table are an indication of the average drying times. More specific times can
soon be worked out from personal experience of the machine.
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Using your machine
Sorting the wash
Sort the clothes and household linen
according to fabric, colour fastness and
degree of soiling, following the charts from
page 16-19. Check with the wash care
label sewn to the garment or article; this
should have a number in a wash tub
symbol which corresponds to the wash
temperature shown on the charts. For
example, if your sheets have a label with
number \»F/ in the wash tub, you can
choose programme A. If the garment has
no label, choose the appropriate programme
for the fabric. If you are uncertain what the
fabric is, always choose one of the gentle
wash cycles such as J or H.
Be cautious with coloured items unless they
are labelled colourfast, wash them
separately by hand, or use the programme
for non-fast coloureds.
With the Jetsystem machine you can divide
the wash into the correct care label codes
and wash them according to the labels'
recommendations, confident that you are
not being extravagant and that the optimum
results are achieved, since the washing
machine uses only the amount of water
necessary to wash each load.
Similarly, the system allows you to wash
individual items since the machine will use
only the amount of water necessary to wash
that particular item.
This means that you no longer have to mix
wash codes together to ensure that you
make the best use of the water being taken
into the machine which inevitable results in
some of the wash not being cleaned at the
most suitable temperature to ensure the
best results.
Loading the clothes
To open the front door, push it on the right
inside.
Open the drum loading door by pulling the
catch to the left and then forward (figure 6).
Place the sorted articles into the drum one
by one, shaking them out first. Alternate
larger and small items.
Never hang any laundry on the door!
Once the machine is loaded, close the door
firmly. Then put the washing powder and
conditioner (if required) into the dispenser.
Warning:
The glass porthole door can reach high
temperatures during washing or drying
phases. Please ensure that young
children do not touch this area of the
appliance.
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