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Cancel the programme
For programmes at high temperature:
To cool the laundry, select Rinse/
1.
Spin.
Select Start/Pause.
2.
For programmes at low temperatures:
Select Start/Pause.
1.
Select Rinse/Spin (deactivate the
2.
Rinse plus/Aqua plus button) or
select Drain.
Select Start/Pause.
3.
Programme end during rinse
hold
The Rinse Stop and O Rinse indicator
lights light up and the indicator lamp for
the Start/Pause button flashes.
To end the programme, set the
programme selector to "Drain/Empty"
or select a spin speed. Then select the
Start/Pause button.
Programme end
The Ready indicator light lights up and
the indicator light for the Start/Pause
button flashes.
If the indicator light N also flashes, the
washing machine has detected too
much foam during the wash programme
and automatically switches on a rinse
cycle to remove the foam.
Add less detergent to the next
Note:
washing cycle with the same load.
Removing laundry/switching
off the appliance
Open the washing machine door
1.
and remove the laundry.
Turn the programme selector to Off.
2.
Appliance is switched off.
Turn off the water tap.
3.
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Not required for Aqua-Stop
Note:
models.
Notes
Do not leave any items of laundry in
■
the drum. They may shrink in the
next wash or discolour another item.
Remove any foreign objects from the
■
drum and the rubber seal – risk of
rusting.
Leave the washing machine door
■
and detergent drawer open so that
any residual water can dry away.
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Sensors
S e n s o r s
Automatic load sensing
The automatic load sensing function
adapts the water consumption ideally to
each programme depending on the
type of fabric and the load.
Unbalanced load detection
system
The automatic unbalanced load
detection system detects imbalances
and ensures even distribution of the
laundry by repeatedly starting and
stopping drum spinning.
If the laundry is extremely unevenly
distributed, the speed is reduced or the
spin cycle is not performed for safety
reasons.
Place large and small items of
Note:
laundry in the drum (from ~ Page 23).
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