Zanussi FE 4000 Operating and safety instructions
INSTRUCTIONS
FOR
THE
USE
AND
CARE
OF
ZANUSSI
WASHING
MACHINE
MODEL
NO
FE
4000
The
appliance
of
science
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
-
Washing
Machines
THESE
WARNINGS
ARE
PROVIDED
IN
THE
INTEREST
OF
SAFETY.
YOU
MUST
READ
THEM
CAREFULLY
BEFORE
INSTALLING
OR
USING
THE
APPLIANCE.
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
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,
and
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.
Always
unplug
the
appliance
and
turn
off
the
water
after
use.
Do
not
overload
the
appliance.
See
relevant
section
in
instruction
book.
Always
look
through
the
glass
door
to
check
if
water
has
drained
before
opening
the
door.
If
water
is
present
do
not
open
door
before
draining
the
water.
If
in
doubt,
refer
to
your
instruction
book.
This
appliance
is
heavy.
Care
should
be
taken
when
moving
it.
All
packing
and
transit
bolts
must
be
removed
before
use.
Serious
damage
can
2
occur
to
the
product
and
to
property
if
this
is
not
adhered
to.
See
relevant
section
in
instructions.
The
glass
door
becomes
very
hot
during
the
washing
cycle.
Keep
children
away
from
the
vicinity
of
the
appliance
whilst
it
is
in
operation.
Leave
the
porthole
door
slightly
ajar
between
washes
to
preserve
the
door
seal.
Do
not
overload
the
appliance.
See
relevant
section
in
instruction
book.
Only
wash
fabrics
which
are
designed
to
be
machine
washed.
If
in
doubt,
consult
the
manufacturer
of
that
item.
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.
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.
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
manufacturers’
recommendations
of
quantities.
Pets.
have
been
known
to
climb
into
washing
machines.
Please
check
your
drum
before
use.
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
Centre.
Always
insist
on
genuine
Zanussi
spare
parts.
Contents
Page
7
Page
12
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22
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26
Page
28
Page
29
Page
31
Page
33
Page
34
Installation
Getting
to
know
your
machine
Using
your
machine
Looking
after
your
machine
Helpful
washing
hints
How
to
wash...
Servicing
ZANUSSI
Guarantee
conditions
ZANUSSI
5
year
cover
Please
note
that
the
specifications
of
your
appliance
may
differ
slightly
from
those
shown
in
this
leaflet.
Specifications
Dimensions
Height
Width
Depth
Weight
Capacity
Revolutions
per
minute
Power
Absorbed
Heater
Rating
Motor
Rating
Wash
Spin
Voltage
Frequency
Water
Load
Normal
High
Pressure
psi
Maximum
Minimum
(hot)
Minumum
(cold)
FE
4000
850mm
33.5”
600mm
23.6”
550mm
22.7”
176lb
80kg
101b
4.5kg
650
/1100
2550W
2300W
250W
350W
220/240V
50Hz
2.9
gals
13
litres
4.4
gals
20
litres
110
4
7
>
Detergent
dispenser
B
Programme
chart
C
ON/OFF
push
button
with
pilot
lamp
D
Programmer
push
button
©
E
Cycle
display
F
Prewash
push
button
UJ
G
Half
load
push
button
(J
H
Spin
push
button
650
I
Start/pause
push
button
0
J
Drain
filter
Please
note
that
the
external
appearance
of
your
appliance
may
differ
slightly
from
that
shown
in
this
instruction
book.
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,
this
should
be
worked
loose
bv
inserting
a
screwdriver
into
the
bolt
hole,
allowing
the
spacers
to
drop
to
the
bottom
of
the
machine.
3
Lay
the
machine
carefully
on
its
back
to
reveal
two
pieces
of
polythene
bands
in
the
base
(figure
2).
First
pull
band
A,
on
left
hand
side
then
pull
band
B
on
the
right
hand
side
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
of
the
polystyrene
base
packing
and
remove
the
plastic
spacers
you
worked
loose
earlier.
These
spacers,
together
with
the
three
large
bolts
and
other
internal
packing
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
the
aid
of
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).
3
Some
vibration
is
inevitable,
especially
if
mounted
on
a
wooden
floor.
Please
ensure
that
when
the
appliance
is
installed
it
is
easily
accessible
for
the
engineer
in
the
event
of
a
breakdown.
The
plumbing
connections
Your
new
Zanussi
washing
machine
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
has
two
inlet
valves,
hot
and
cold,
with
female
3/4”
BSP
thread
connectors.
If
this
connection
size
is
not
compatible
with
the
plumbing
of
the
existing
installation,
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.
The
inlets
on
the
back
of
the
appliance
are
colour
coded,
blue
for
cold,
red
for
hot.
Before
connecting
the
hoses
be
sure
to
fit
the
mesh
filters
supplied
as
per
diagram.
Ene
Rare
reatai
m
EEEN
a
i
If
only
a
cold
water
supply
is
available,
connect
the
two
hoses
to
a
cold
water
outlet
by
means
of
a
”Y”
connection
piece.
Installation
should
comply
with
local
water
authority
and
building
regulations’
requirements.
The
appliance
must
be
given
a
separate
cold
water
supply
and
not
be
connected
to
a
mixer
tap,
a
single
outlet
water
heater
or
a
booster
pump.
A
minimum
water
pressure
of
7
psi
is
required
for
the
safe
operation
of
the
appliance.
If
you
cannot
make
the
cold
water
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
distance
of
5.02
m
(16.5
ft)
between
the
appliance’s
inlet
and
the
bottom
of
the
tank.
There
will
be
sufficient
pressure
for
the
hot
water
supply
from
the
hot
water
cylinder
if
the
height
between
the
appliance’s
inlet
and
the
bottom
of
the
cold
water
storage
cistern
(not
between
the
appliance
and
hot
water
cylinder)
is
at
least
2.74
m
(9
ft).
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.
In
order
to
remove
the
restrictor,
first
turn
the
water
off
and
unplug
the
appliance.
Disconnect
the
water
supply
hose
from
the
inlet
valve,
pull
out
the
mesh
filter
inside
the
valve.
Remove
the
restrictor
(which
is
a
small
round
washer)
with
the
aid
of
thin-nosed
pliers.
Replace
mesh
filter
and
re-fit
hose.
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
(11⁄2”)
thus
leaving
an
air
gap
between
hose
and
pipe,
and
should
be
designed
in
such
a
way
that
the
water
level
within
it
never
covers
the
end
of
the
hose.
Important:
Before
connecting
up
the
machine
to
new
pipework
or
tõ
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.
Whether
discharging
into
a
sink
or
a
drainpipe
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
85cm
(34”)
and
no
less
than
50cm
(20”)
above
floor
level
(figure
4).
500mm
min
850mm
max
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.
10
The
electrical
connections
WARNING:
THIS
APPLIANCE
MUST
BE
EARTHED
The
manufacturer
declines
any
liability
should
this
safety
measure
not
be
observed.
If
the
plug
that
is
fitted
to
your
appliance
is
not
suitable
for
your
socket
outlet,
it
must
be
cut
off
and
the
appropriate
plug
fitted.
The
cut
off
plug
should
be
disposed
of
to
prevent
the
hazard
of
electric
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
accordance
with
the
following
code:
GREEN
AND
YELLOW
-
EARTH
BLUE
-
NEUTRAL
BROWN
-
LIVE
If
you
fit
your
own
plug,
the
colours
of
the
wires
in
the
mains
lead
of
your
appliance
may
not
correspond
with
the
markings
identifying
the
terminals
in
your
plug,
this
is
what
you
have
to
do:
Connect
the
green
and
yellow
(earth)
wire
to
the
terminal
in
the
plug
which
is
marked
with
the
letter
«E»
or
the
earth
—
symbol
or
coloured
green,
or
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
which
is
marked
with
the
letter
«L»
or
coloured
red.
The
plug
moulded
on
to
the
cord
incorporates
a
fuse.
For
replacement,
use
a
13
Amp
BS
1362
fuse.
Only
ASTA
approved
fuses
should
be
used.
The
fuse
cover/carrier
must
be
replaced
in
the
event
of
changing
fuse.
The
right
fuse
cover/carrier
colour
is
the
one
shown
by
the
coloured
insert
at
the
base
of
the
plug.
The
plug
must
not
be
used
if
the
fuse
cover/carrier
is
lost.
A
replacement
cover/carrier
must
be
obtained
from
Zanussi
Service
Agents
whose
addresses
are
listed
on
the
attached
«Zanussi
Service
Agents
Nationwide».
This
appliance
complies
with
E.E.C.
directive
no.
87
/
308
of
2.6.87
relative
to
radio
interference
suppression.
For
correct
functioning
of
the
washing
machine,
the
mains
must
be
provided
with
`
a
suitable
earth
connection.
11
Getting
to
know
your
machine
The
controls
and
how
to
use
them
A
Detergent
dispenser
B
Programme
chart
C
ON/OFF
push
button
D
(with
pilot
lamp)
D
Programmer
push
button
&)
E
Cycle
display
F
Prewash
push
button
WW
G
Half
load
push
button
U2
H
Spin
push
button
650
I
Start/pause
push
button
D
J
Drain
filter
12
A
Detergent
dispenser
The
dispenser
has
three
compartments
-
two
for
detergent
(a
and
b)
and
one
for
fabric
conditioner
(c),
(see
figure
6
page
23).
The
fabric
conditioner
compartment
is
fitted
with
a
removable
filter.
To
open
the
dispenser,
pull
the
handle,
which
is
at
the
lower
half,
gently.
B
Programme
chart
This
chart
will
help
you
to
select
the
correct
wash
programme.
The
number
and
wash
programmes
correspond
to
those
used
in
the
detailed
charts
on
pages
16-20.
C
ON/OFF
pushbutton
Q)
Press
this
button
to
activate
the
washing
machine
programmes.
The
pilot
light
comes
on
and
a
zero
appears
in
the
display
window.
After
a
few
seconds
the
key
symbol
m-0
flashes
to
indicate
that
the
door
can
still
be
opened.
D
Programmer
pushbutton
©
By
pressing
this
pushbutton
the
23
numbers
that
mark
the
various
wash
cycles
appear
in
sequence
in
the
display
window.
(see
programme
chart
on
page
16-20).
If
the
button
is
pressed
during
the
wash
cycle
the
display
shows
the
number
and
characteristics
of
the
cycle
in
progress.
When
released
the
remaining
time
before
the
cycle
is
completed
is
displayed.
E
Cycle
display
The
liquid
crystal
display
shows
the
following
information:
The
23
numbers
which
identify
the
cycle
appear
in
the
window
in
sequence
when
the
Programmer
Pushbutton
is
pressed.
During
the
selection
of
the
cycle,
beside
the
number
which
identifies
the
cycle,
other
characters
will
appear
when
the
following
buttons
are
pressed:
Prewash
LU
Half
load
W3
Spin
Speed
650
Once
the
Start
Button
has
been
pressed,
the
time
which
it
will
take
for
the
programme
to
be
completed
is
shown
in
the
window.
The
time
is
being
constantly
reassessed
according
to
the
water
temperature
and
washing
conditions,
and
will
update
at
regular
intervals.
Please
note
that
the
readout
for
the
quickwash
programme
does
not
update
itself
as
frequently
as
the
rest
of
the
programmes.
A
key
symbol
is
shown
to
indicate
that
the
washing
machine
door
is
locked.
At
the
end
of
the
cycle
the
display
shows
zero.
After
1
-
2
minutes
the
key
symbol
m0
starts
to
flash
to
indicate
that
the
door
can
be
opened.
Always
remember
to
drain
the
water
before
opening
the
door.
13
F
Prewash
pushbutton
LU
This
button
should
be
depressed
to
wash
heavily
soiled
clothes.
In
this
case,
the
main
wash
will
be
preceded
by
a
prewash
(see
charts
pages
16-19).
The
Prewash
symbol
UJ
appears
on
the
display
window.
When
this
button
is
pressed
again,
the
prewash
is
cancelled.
G
Half
load
pushbutton
W
By
depressing
this
button
the
number
of
rinses
is
reduced.
This
is
useful
if
you
want
to
wash
half
loads
(up
to
2
kg
of
cotton
or
linen
items,
or
up
to
1
kg
of
some
synthetic
fabrics).
The
half
load
facility
is
not
available
on
all
programmes,
and
if
the
symbol
does
not
appear
in
the
window,
the
programme
is
not
suitable
for
a
half
load.
To
clear
the
half
load
function,
press
the
button
again.
Do
not
use
this
pushbutton
for
washing
towelling
or
other
highly
absorbent
fabrics:
the
machine
jams
and
an
alarm
code
will
appear
on
the
display
(E)
(see
servicing
on
pages
31-32).
H
Spin
pushbutton
650
By
pressing
this
button
in
at
the
beginning
of
an
energetic
wash
cycle,
the
spin
speed
is
reduced
from
1100
r.p.m.
to
650
r.p.m..
The
Spin
Speed
symbol
650
appears
in
the
display
window.
Pressing
the
button
again
returns
the
spin
speed
to
1100
r.p.m.
I
Start
pushbutton
D
By
pressing
this
button
the
programme
will
begin.
Once
the
button
has
been
pressed,
the
length
of
time
which
it
will
take
for
the
programme
to
be
completed
is
shown
in
the
display
window;
the
key
symbol
m0
stops
flashing
to
indicate
that
the
door
is
now
locked.
If
the
key
symbol
continues
to
flash
it
indicates
that
the
door
has
not
been
properly
closed.
To
cancel
the
programme
during
a
wash
cycle,
press
the
Start
Button
for
approximately
5
seconds.
This
cancels
the
cycle
in
progress
and
a
zero
[/
is
shown
in
the
display
window.
At
the
end
of
a
gentle
wash
cycle,
which
finishes
with
the
fabric
being
suspended
in
water,
if
the
Start
Button
is
pressed
the
machine
automatically
drains
and
spins
briefly.
After
1-2
minutes
at
the
end
of
the
wash
cycle,
the
key
symbol
mO
flashes
to
indicate
that
the
door
can
be
opened.
Once
the
Start
Button
has
been
pressed
and
the
programme
is
in
operation,
the
Prewash,
Half
Load
and
Spin
Speed
Buttons
become
inoperative.
Should
there
be
a
power
failure,
the
selected
programme
remains
in
the
washing
machine’s
memory
for
between
5-10
minutes.
If
the
power
is
restored
within
this
time
then
the
wash
cycle
will
continue
automatically.
J
Drain
filter
This
is
situated
behind
the
small
flap
cover
at
the
base
of
the
cabinet.
It
will
need
cleaning
from
time
to
time.
(See
page
27).
The
washing
programme
The
washing
machine
has
16
programmes
and
7
additional
programmes
such
as
«rinse»
or
«spin
only»
(see
charts
pages
16-20).
Each
washing
programme
is
designed
for
a
specific
type
of
fabric,
for
example
cotton,
nylon,
mixed
fabrics
such
as
polycotton,
etc.
They
follow
the
International
Textile
Care
Labelling
Code
(ITCLC)
which
is
used
for
wash
labels
on
garments
and
household
linen
as
well
as
on
washing
powder
packets.
This
makes
it
simple
to
choose
the
right
programme
for
the
fabric
you
are
washing.
The
energetic
wash
cycles
for
robust
fabrics
are
completey
automatic
taking
the
clothes
through
washing,
rinsing,
spinning
and
draining.
The
gentle
wash
cycles
are
for
minimum
iron,
drip
dry
and
delicate
fabrics.
The
machine
stops
after
the
last
rinse
before
the
water
draining
and
spinning
(only
on
programmes
3-4-6-8-12-15).
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,
press
in
again
the
START
pushbutton
for
water
draining
followed
by
a
short
spin.
15
Energetic
wash
cycle
For
cotton,
linen
and
viscose
(rayon)
fabrics
Recommended
wash
load:
4.5
kg
(10
Ib)
max
Wash
cycle
Dispenser
compartment
ITCLC
(cycle
number
ab
|
c
Wash
on
programme
washing
fabric
cycle
Wash
fabrics
description
and
chart)
powder
conditioner
symbol
fabric
guide
1
(a)
b
c
White
cottons
and
linens
without
Whites
special
finishes.
Prewash
in
water
heavy
soil
at
30°C
(normal
level).
Press
Main
wash
in
water
at
90°C
button
W
(normal
level).
if
required
4
cold
water
rinses
(high
level).
Spinning.
2
(a)
b
c
Cottons,
linens
and
viscose.
Fast
Prewash
in
water
at
30°C
coloureds
(normal
level).
heavy
soil
Main
wash
in
water
at
60°C
Press
(normal
level).
button
W
4
cold
water
rinses
(high
level).
if
required
Spinning.
5
(a)
b
c
Cottons,
linens
and
viscose.
Non
fast
Prewash
in
water
at
30°C
coloureds
(normal
level).
Press
Main
wash
in
water
at
40°C
button
W
(normal
level).
if
required
4
cold
water
rinses
(high
level).
Spinning.
9
b
c
Cotton
articles
with
special
White
finishes
drip-drying.
special
Main
wash
in
water
at
90°C
cottons
(normal
level).
16
3
cold
water
rinses
(high
level).
Stop
with
water
still
in
drum.
To
drain
(with
1
minute
final
spin
at
650
r.p.m.)
press
START
button
again.
Wash
cycle
Dispenser
compartment
(cycle
number
ab
on
programme
washing
powder
chart)
10
White
heavy
soil
(Economy)
Press
button
UJ
if
required
11
Fast
coloureds
heavy
soil
(Economy)
Press
button
W
if
required
17
Rinses
19
(a)
b
(a)
b
Special
treatments
21
Spin
only
c
fabric
conditioner
symbol
c
ITCLC
Wash
cycle
Wash
fabrics
description
and
fabric
guide
White
cottons
and
linens
without
special
finishes.
Prewash
in
water
at
30°C
(normal
level).
Long
main
wash
in
water
at
60°C
(normal
level).
4
cold
water
rinses
(high
level).
Spinning.
Cottons,
linens
and
viscose.
Prewash
in
water
at
30°C
(normal
level).
Long
main
wash
in
water
at
40°C
(normal
level).
4
cold
water
rinses
(high
level).
Spinning.
Cottons,
linens
and
viscose.
4
cold
water
rinses
(high
level).
Spinning.
1
cold
water
rinse
(high
level).
Spinning.
Spinning
for
about
6
minutes
with
simultaneous
water
draining.
This
is
preceded
and
followed
by
slow
rotations
of
the
drum.
17
Gentle
wash
cycle
For
delicates,
synthetics
including
acrylics,
acetates,
triacetates,
machine
washable
woollens
and
synthetics
mixed
with
polyester
and
wool.
Recommended
wash
load:
1.5
-
2
kg
(8-5
Ib);
wool
max.
1
kg
(2
Ib)
Wash
cycle
Dispenser
compartment
(cycle
number
ab
on
programme
washing
chart)
powder
3
(a)
b
Whites
heavy
soil
Press
button
W
if
required
4
(a)
b
Minimum
iron
Press
button
W
if
required
6
(a)
b
Delicates
Press
button
W
if
required
7
b
Woollens
©
ITCLC
c
wash
fabric
cycle
conditioner
symbol
c
c
š
ý
18
Wash
fabrics
description
and
fabric
guide
White
nylon
and
polyester/cotton
mixtures.
Prewash
in
water
at
30°C
(normal
level).
Main
wash
in
water
at
60°C
(normal
level).
3
cold
water
rinses
(high
level).
Stop
with
water
still
in
drum.
White
nylon
and
polyester/cotton
mixtures.
Prewash
in
water
at
30°C
(normal
level).
Main
wash
in
water
at
50°C
(normal
level).
3
cold
water
rinses
(high
level).
Stop
with
water
still
in
drum.
Acrylics,
acetates,
triacetates
and
wool
mixtures.
Prewash
in
water
at
30°C
(high
level).
Main
wash
in
water
at
40°C
(high
level).
3
cold
water
rinses
(high
level).
Stop
with
water
still
in
drum.
Machine
washable
woollens
and
mixtures
with
cotton
or
viscose;
blankets.
Main
wash
in
water
at
35°C
(high
level).
3
cold
water
rinses
(high
level).
Drain
and
short
spin.
Wash
cycle
Dispenser
compartment
(cycle
number
ab
c
on
programme
washing
fabric
chart)
powder
conditioner
8
(a)
b
c
Silks
Press
button
W
if
required
12
(a)
b
c
White
heavy
soil
(Economy)
Press
button
W
if
required
13
b
C
Multi-
fabrics
ITCLC
wash
cycle
symbol
14
b
c
Quick-wash
Wash
fabries
description
and
fabric
guide
Silks
and
printed
acetate
fabrics.
Prewash
in
water
at
30°C
(high
level).
Main
wash
in
water
at
30°C
(high
level).
3
cold
water
rinses
(high
level).
Stop
with
water
still
in
drum.
White
nylon
and
polyester/cotton
mixtures.
Prewash
in
water
at
30°C
(norma!
level).
Long
main
wash
in
water
at
40°C
(normal
level).
3
cold
water
rinses
(high
level).
Stop
with
water
still
in
drum.
Mixed
load
of
cotton
and
synthetics
Main
wash
at
40°C
(high
level)
alternating
with
10
minute
pauses
for
a
maximum
of
2
hours.
When
it
is
felt
that
there
has
been
sufficient
wash
time
press
the
START
Button
to
advance
the
programme.
3
cold
water
rinses
(high
level).
Drain
and
short
spin.
Delicates,
lightly
soiled.
Main
wash
in
water
at
30°C
(normal
level).
2
cold
water
rinses
(high
level).
Drain
and
short
spin.
19
Wash
cycle
on
programme
washing
chart)
15
Delicates
(Cold
wash)
16
Woollens
(Cold
wash)
18
Rinses
20
Special
treatments
22
Short
spin
only
23
Drain
20
Dispenser
compartment
(cycle
number
ab
powder
b
c
fabric
conditioner
c
ITCLC
wash
cycle
symbol
Wash
fabrics
description
and
fabric
guide
Acrylics,
acetates,
triacetates,
Wool
mixtures.
Main
wash
in
cold
water
(high
level).
3
cold
water
rinses
(high
level).
Stop
with
water
still
in
drum.
Machine
washable
woollens
and
mixtures
with
cotton
or
viscose;
blankets.
Main
wash
in
cold
water
(high
level).
3
cold
water
rinses
(high
level).
Drain
and
short
spin.
3
cold
water
rinses
(high
level).
Drain
and
short
spin.
1
cold
water
rinse
(high
level).
Drain
and
short
spin.
Water
draining
followed
by
a
short
spin
at
650
r.p.m.
Water
draining.
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