Program Selection And Consumption Table - Beko WMD 76106 Manual

Rinse hold is shown with "
shown with " " symbols.
If you do not want to unload your clothes
immediately after the program, you may use
the rinse hold function in order to prevent your
clothes become wrinkled in an anhydrous
condition. With this function, your laundry is
kept in the final rinsing water. If you want to

Program selection and consumption table

EN
Programme
Cottons 90
Cottons 60**
Cottons 40
Super 40
Intensive 60
Babycare 90
Synthetics 60
Synthetics 40
Delicate 40
Woollens 40
Hand wash 30
Mini 30
• Selectable
* Automatically selected, not cancelable.
** Energy Label program (EN 60456)
*** : Refers to 1400 rpm in machines with a highest spin speed above 1400 rpm. Refers to the
highest spin speed in machines with a highest spin speed below 1400 rpm.
Water and power consumption and programme duration may differ from the table shown,
subject to changes in water pressure, water hardness and temperature, ambient temperature,
type and amount of laundry, selection of auxiliary functions, and fluctuations in the supply
voltage.
"Super 40" program may be selected instead of "Cotton 60" programme during winter in areas
where the input water temperature is low and/or in areas with low supply voltage.
C
The auxiliary functions in the table may differ according to the model of your machine.
" and no spin is
2
6 153 49
6 144 49
6 124 49
6 159 49
6 189 70
6 139 60
3 132 57
3 97 57
2 75 46
1.5 69 42
1 49 32
2.5 30 45
spin your laundry after the rinse hold function:
- Adjust the spin speed.
- Press "Start/Pause/Cancel" button.
Program resumes. Your machine drains
the water and spins your laundry.
You can use no spin function in order to drain
the water without spinning at the end of the
program.
Auxiliary functions
1.48 max. • •
1.02 max. • •
0.80 max. • •
0.87 max.
1.36 max.
1.86 max.
0.94 800 • •
0.54 800 • •
0.38 600
0.32 600
0.21 600
0.17 max.
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