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  • Page 1 User Manual WASHING MACHINE WASHING MACHINE User Manual WM800...

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    CONTENTS CHAPTER-1: BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE • Correct usage • General warnings 8-9-10-11 • Safety warnings 12-13-14-15-16-17 • Packaging and the environment • Savings information CHAPTER-2: OVERVIEW OF YOUR DEVICE • General appearance 20-21 • Techincal specifications CHAPTER-3: INSTALLATION • Removing transportation safety screws 23-24 • Adjusting the feet 25-26-27 • Electrical connection • Water inlet hose connection 29-30 •...
  • Page 5 CONTENTS CHAPTER-4: INTRODUCTION OF CONTROL PANEL • Electronic display CHAPTER-5: PRELIMINARY PREPARATION FOR LAUNDERING • Separating laundry 39-40 • Putting laundry in the machine • Adding detergent into machine • Operating your machine 43-44-45 • Auxiliary functions 46-47-48-49 • Child lock • Cancelling programme • Finishing programme • Warning symbols 53-54 CHAPTER-6: PROGRAM TABLE 55-56-57-58-59-60-61-62-63 CHAPTER-7: MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING OF YOUR MACHINE •...

  • Page 6: Before Using The Appliance

    CHAPTER -1: BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE (CORRECT USAGE) • Read the user’s manual. • Your machine is designed to be used domestically. Commercial use will cause your warranty to be cancelled. • Keep your pets away from your machine • Please check the packaging of your machine before installation, and the outer surface af- ter the package is opened. Do not operate damaged machines or machines with opened packaging. • Have your machine installed only by author- ized services. Any interference to your ma- chine by anyone other than authorized servic- es shall cause your warranty to be void.
  • Page 7 CHAPTER -1: BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE (CORRECT USAGE) • Use your machine only for laundry that have been specified as suitable for washing by the manufacturer. • Before operating the washing machine, remove the 4 transportation screws and rubber spacers from the back of the ma- chine. If the screws are not removed, it may cause heavy vibration, noise and product malfunction, (voiding the guaran- tee).

  • Page 8: General Warnings

    CHAPTER -1: BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE (GENERAL WARNINGS) • The necessary ambient temperature for your machine’s ideal operation is 15-25°. • Frozen hoses can tear and explode. In regions where temperature is below zero, ambient tem- perature might endanger the safe operation of electronic card. • Please ensure that the clothes you will place in your machine do not contain any foreign sub- stances (nail, needle, coins, lighter, matches, clip etc.) in their pockets. These foreign substances can damage your machine. • It is recommended to perform the first washing operation in 90˚ Cotton programme and without laundry by inserting ½ scale of detergent in the 2nd compartment of the detergent drawer.
  • Page 9 CHAPTER -1: BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE (GENERAL WARNINGS) • As detergent or softener exposed to air for a long time may cause residues, only put your detergent or softener in the detergent drawer at the beginning of every washing. • It is advised that you unplug your machine and close the water inlet tap if you will not use your machine for a long time. Also, leaving the door of your machine open will prevent the formation of bad odors due to humidity. • Some water might be left in your machine after the trials and tests conducted due to Quality Control procedures. This will not damage your machine. • Remember that packaging materials of your machine may be dangerous for children. Keep the packaging materials in a place where children cannot reach or dispose of them appropriately. • Keep the small parts found in the document part away from the reach of children and babies. • Use pre-wash programs only for very dirty laundry.
  • Page 10 CHAPTER -1: BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE (GENERAL WARNINGS) • Never open the detergent com- partment when the appliance is running. • In case of any breakdown, unplug the appliance first and then turn the tap off. Do not attempt to repair by yourself, always contact for au- thorized service advice. • The amount of laundry you put in your washing machine should not exceed the maximum amount indi- cated. • Never force the door to open when the machine is running. • Washing floury clothes in your machine damages the machine. Do not wash floury clothes in your machine.
  • Page 11 CHAPTER -1: BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE (GENERAL WARNINGS) • Please adhere to detergent/fabric condition- er manufacturers’ advice regarding the use of fabric conditioner or similar products in your machine. • Set up your machine in a place where its door can be completely opened. (Do not set up your machine in places where its door can- not be fully opened.) • Set up your machine at locations that can be fully ventilated and could have constant air circulation.

  • Page 12: Safety Warnings

    CHAPTER -1: BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE (SAFETY WARNINGS) You must read these warnings. You can thus protect yourself and your beloved ones against fatal injuries and risks. DANGER OF GETTING BURNT! Do not touch discharging hose and water during discharging as the appliance may reach high temperatures when running.
  • Page 13 CHAPTER -1: BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE (SAFETY WARNINGS) DEATH RISK DUE TO ELECTRICAL CURRENT! • Do not use multiple receptacles or extension cord. • Do not plug in damaged or torn plugs. • Never pull the cable when un- plugging – always grip the plug itself. • Do not plug-in or out the plug from the receptacle with wet hands to prevent electrocution! • Never touch the machine with wet hands or feet. • Call the nearest authorized ser- vice for a replacement if the power cord malfunctions.
  • Page 14 CHAPTER -1: BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE (SAFETY WARNINGS) Danger of Fire! • Do not keep inflammable liquids near your machine. • The sulphur content of paint removers might cause corrosion. For this reason, never use paint-removing materials in your machine. • Never use products that contain solvent material (like washing gas) in your ma- chine. • Remove all the objects in the pockets of your laundry (needle, paperclip, lighter, matches etc.) when placing them in your machine. Fire and Explosion risk may occur.
  • Page 15 CHAPTER -1: BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE (SAFETY WARNINGS) Fall and injury hazard! • Do not climb on your machine. The upper ta- ble of your machine may break and you might get injured. • Tidy the hose, cable and packaging of your machine during installation. You might trip over and fall. • Do not turn your machine upside down, or on its side. • Do not lift your machine by holding it from extruding parts (detergent drawer, door). These parts might break and cause you to get injured. • There’s the risk of tripping and injury if the materials like hose and cables are not prop- erly stored after your machine is installed. Machine must be carried by 2 people or more.

  • Page 16: Child Safety

    CHAPTER -1: BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE (SAFETY WARNINGS) Child safety! • Do not leave children unattended near the machine. Children might lock themselves up into the machine and death risk might occur. • Door glass and surface might be extremely hot while your machine operates. Thus, especially touching the machine might give damage to the skins of children. • Keep packaging material away from children. • Poisoning might occur if the detergent and maintenance materials are consumed, and eyes or the skin might be irritated if they come into contact with the skin. Keep the cleaning materials away from the reach of children.

  • Page 17: Packaging And The Environment

    CHAPTER -1: BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE PACKAGING AND ENVIRONMENT Removal of packaging materials Packaging materials protect your machine from any damage that might occur during transportation. Packaging materials are en- vironmentally friendly as they are recyclable. Recycling material provides both raw mate- rial savings and decreases waste produc- tion. Disposal of old machine Electrical or electronical old devices might still contain salvagable parts. So, never throw away your old devices that you do not use into the waste. Ensure that the parts of your old electronic or electrical devices are reused by giving them to the related authorities. Please ensure your old appliances are kept in an appropriate place for the safe- ty of children until they are taken outside the house.

  • Page 18: Savings Information

    CHAPTER -1: BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE SAVINGS INFORMATION Some important information to get more effi- ciency out of your machine: • The amount of laundry you put in your wash- ing machine should not exceed the maximum amount indicated. This will optimise the efficiency of your ma- chine. • Not using the pre-wash feature for little and normal-dirty laundry will save electricity and water.

  • Page 19: Overview Of Your Device

    CHAPTER -2: OVERVIEW OF YOUR DEVICE GENERAL APPEARANCE Electronic Display Program Knob Upper Tray Detergent Drawer Door Pump Filter Cover...
  • Page 20 CHAPTER -2: OVERVIEW OF YOUR DEVICE GENERAL APPEARANCE Transportation Safety Screw Water Inlet Valve Discharging Hose Power Cable Transportation Safety Screw Transportation Safety Screw Transportation Safety Screw...

  • Page 21: Techincal Specifications

    CHAPTER -2: OVERVIEW OF YOUR DEVICE TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Operating voltage / (220-240) V~/50Hz frequency (V/Hz) Total current (A) Maximum: 1 Mpa Water pressure Minimum : 0.1 Mpa Total power (W) 2200 Maximum dry laundry capacity (kg) Spinning revolution (rev / min) 1400 Programme number Dimensions 845 x 597 x 557 (Height x Width x Depth) (mm)

  • Page 22: Removing Transportation Safety Screws

    CHAPTER -3: INSTALLATION REMOVING TRANSPORTATION SAFETY SCREWS Before operating the washing machine, remove the 4 transportation screws and rubber spacers from the back of the machine. If the screws are not removed, it may cause heavy vibration, noise and product malfunction, (voiding the guarantee). For this reason, transportation safety screws shall be loosened by being rotated counter-clockwise using an appropriate wrench.
  • Page 23 CHAPTER -3: INSTALLATION (REMOVING TRANSPORTATION SAFETY SCREWS) Transportation screws shall be removed by pull- ing out. Fit the plastic transporta- tion screw taps (in the accessories bag) into the voids left by the removal of the transportation safety screws. The transportation safety screws should be stored to be used in case of transportation. NOTE: You should absolutely remove the transportation screws of your machine before the first usage. Faults occurring in the machines operated with transportation screw fitted shall...

  • Page 24: Adjusting The Feet

    CHAPTER -3: INSTALLATION (ADJUSTING THE FEET) Adjusting the feet • Do not install your machine on a carpet or such grounds that would prevent the ventilation of its base. • To ensure silent and vibration-free operation of your ma- chine, it should be deployed on a non-sliding and firm ground. • You can adjust the balance of your machine through the feet. • Loosen the plastic adjustment nut.

  • Page 25: Installation

    CHAPTER -3: INSTALLATION (ADJUSTING THE FEET) • Adjust the feet upward and downward by rotating them. • After maintaining the balance, compress the plastic adjust- ment nut upward again.
  • Page 26 CHAPTER -3: INSTALLATION (ADJUSTING THE FEET) • Never put cardboard, wood or suchlike materials under your machine if you are intending to stabilize the distor- tions on the ground. • When cleaning the ground, on which your machine rests, be careful not to disorder the balance of the machine.

  • Page 27: Electrical Connection

    CHAPTER -3: INSTALLATION (ELECTRICAL CONNECTION) • Your washing machine is set to 220-240V and 50Hz. • The mains cord of your washing machine is equipped with a specific earthed plug. This plug should always be inserted to an earthed socket of 10 amps. The current value of the fuse should be 10 amps. Fuse current value of the power line connected to this plug should also be 10 amperes. If you don’t have such a recep- tacle and fuse confirming with this, please have it done by a qualified electrician. • We do not take the responsibility of the damages that oc- cur due to ungrounded usage. NOTE: Operating your machine under low voltage will cause the life cycle of your machine to be reduced and its perfor- mance to be restricted.

  • Page 28: Water Inlet Hose Connection

    CHAPTER -3: INSTALLATION (WATER INLET HOSE CONNECTION) • Your machine may have either a single inlet (cold) or double water inlets (cold/hot) based on its specifications. A white-capped hose should be connected to the cold water inlet and a red-capped hose to a hot water inlet (applicable for machines with double water inlets). • To eliminate water leakages in points of contact, 1 or 2 nuts are provided in the hose package (ap- 3/4” plicable for machines with double water inlets). Fit these nuts to the ends of new water inlet hoses on the tap end of the hose. • Mount new water inlet hoses to a ¾ ˝, threaded faucet. • Connect the white-elbow end of the water inlet hoses to the white-filtered water inlet valve on the rear side of the machine and the red-elbow end to red-filtered one (applicable for machines with dou- ble water inlets). Tighten plastic parts of the junctions using your hand. In uncertain conditions, have the connection works done by a qualified plumber. • Flow of water with pressure of 0,1-1 Mpa will allow your machine to operate more efficiently.) (0,1 Mpa pressure means that more than 8 litres of water will flow through a fully-tapped faucet per one minute.)

  • Page 29: Water Inlet Hoses

    CHAPTER -3: INSTALLATION (WATER INLET HOSE CONNECTION) • Ensure that the new water inlet hoses are not bent, bro- ken, crushed and resized. • If your machine has double hot water inlets, the tempera- ture of the water inlet should be maximum 70°C. Note: Use only the new water inlet hose supplied with your machine while mak- ing Water inlet hose connections of your machine. Never use old, used or damaged water inlet hoses.

  • Page 30: Water Discharge Connection

    CHAPTER -3: INSTALLATION (WATER DISCHARGE CONNECTION) • The end of water discharge hose can be fitted to a specific apparatus directly attached to dirty water discharge hole or outlet joint of the basin elbow. • Never attempt to extend the water discharge hose by jointing. • Do not put discharging hose of your machine in a vessel, bucket or sink. • Make sure that the water discharge hose does not bend, buckle, be crushed or extended. Please note: • The water drain hose should be mounted at a height of minimum 60 cm, maximum 100 cm from the ground. ~ 95 cm ~ 140 cm ~ 145 cm ~ 95 cm 150 cm 95 cm ˜ ˜...

  • Page 31: Introduction Of Control Panel

    CHAPTER -4: INTRODUCTION OF CONTROL PANEL Spin Speed Selector Knob Start / Pause Button Auxiliary Function Buttons Electronic Display And Auxiliary Functions Detergent Drawer Program Knob...

  • Page 32: Detergent Drawer

    CHAPTER -4: INTRODUCTION OF CONTROL PANEL CHAPTER -4: INTRODUCTION OF CONTROL PANEL (DETERGENT DRAWER) (DETERGENT DRAWER) Your detergents may deposit residue in the detergent drawer and housing of the detergent drawer over time. To clean the residue formed, disassemble the detergent drawer in particular periods. To eject the detergent drawer: • Pull the detergent drawer out to the end • Keep on pulling by depressing on the flush cover in the detergent drawer already being pulled out to the end and then unsettle the detergent drawer. • Flush it using a brush. • Collect residues in the housing of the detergent drawer without dropping them inside the machine. • To assemble the detergent drawer after drying it using a towel or dry cloth, resettle the detergent drawer by de pressing on the flush cover and fit it by pushing forward. Do not wash your detergent drawer in dishwasher. (DIAGRAM-1) (DIAGRAM-2) (*) Machinery specifications may vary depending on the prod- uct purchased.
  • Page 33 CHAPTER -4: INTRODUCTION OF CONTROL PANEL (DETERGENT DRAWER) Apparatus Liquid Detergent (*) Main Wash Detergent Compartment Liquid Detergent Apparatus Softener Compartment Powder Detergent Level Steps (*) Powder detergent shovel (*)
  • Page 34 CHAPTER -4: INTRODUCTION OF CONTROL PANEL (DETERGENT DRAWER) SECTIONS Main wash detergent compartment: In this compartment, only materials like detergent (liquid or powder), lime preventer and such can be used. You can find the liquid detergent aparatus inside your machine at first installation. (*) Fabric conditioner, starch, detergent compartment: You can use softener for your laundry (recommended amount and type by the producer is recommended). Sometimes the fabric conditioners you use for your laundry may remain in this compartment. The reason for this is that the conditioner is not viscous. To prevent this situation, more viscous liquid softeners are recommended to be used or the softener could be thinned and then used. (*) Machinery specifications may vary depending on the product purchased.

  • Page 35: Programme Knob

    CHAPTER -4: INTRODUCTION OF CONTROL PANEL (PROGRAM KNOB) You may select the programme wish to use with the pro- gramme knob. You may set the programme selection opera- tion by rotating the programme knob in both directions. En- sure that the programme knob is exactly on the programme you want to select.

  • Page 36: Spin Speed Selector Knob

    CHAPTER -4: INTRODUCTION OF CONTROL PANEL SPIN SPEED SELECTOR KNOB Using the spin speed selector knob, you can adjust the speed for the process of spinning your clothes.The speed adjustment interval is between (No spin) and the maxi- mum spinning speed of your machine. If the spin speed selector knob is set to a higher speed than the maximum speed for the selected program, the machine will spin at the program maximum spin speed. NOTE: For sensitive and delicate clothes, select an appropriate spin speed.

  • Page 37: Electronic Display

    CHAPTER -4: INTRODUCTION OF CONTROL PANEL (ELECTRONIC DISPLAY) Child Lock Light Rinse Light Electronic Display Spin Light Door Lock Light Wash Light...

  • Page 38: Separating Laundry

    CHAPTER -5: PRELIMINARY PREPARATION FOR LAUNDERING (SEPARATING LAUNDRY) • Your laundry has product labels on them that specifiy their specifications. Wash or dry your laundry according to the specifciations on the product label. • Separate your laundry according to their types (cotton, synthetic, sensitive, wool etc.), their temperatures (cold, 30°, 40°, 60°, 90°) and degree of contamination (slightly stained, stained, highly stained). • Never wash your coloured and white laundry together. • Wash your coloured laundry separately in the first washing as they may bleed. • Ensure that there are no metallic materials on your laundry or in the pockets; if so, take them up. CAUTION: WARNING: Faults that will emerge in case of penetration of foreign substances into your machine are not included within the scope of warranty. • Zip up and button up your clothes.

  • Page 39: Preliminary Preparation For Laundering

    CHAPTER -5: PRELIMINARY PREPARATION FOR LAUNDERING (SEPARATING LAUNDRY) Whitening Normal available whitening washing Ironing temperature Ironing temperature No ironing is maximum 150°C is maximum 200°C Dry cleaning No dry cleaning Leave on a flat available place Do not tumble Hang when wet Dry by hanging Dry cleaning in Perchloroethylene Perchlorinetyhlene gas oil, pure R11, R13, R11, R113, Gas oil alcohol and Petroleum R113 is allowed...

  • Page 40: Putting Laundry In The Machine

    CHAPTER -5: PRELIMINARY PREPARATION FOR LAUNDERING (PUTTING LAUNDRY IN THE MACHINE) • Open the door of your machine. • Spread your laundry in your machine. NOTE: Maximum loading capacity may vary based on the laundry type you will wash, degree of contamination and the programme you have chosen. Do not exceed maximum dry loading capacity indicated in the programme table for washing programmes.

  • Page 41: Adding Detergent Into Machine

    CHAPTER -5: PRELIMINARY PREPARATION FOR LAUNDERING (ADDING DETERGENT INTO MACHINE) The amount of detergent you will put in your machine will depend on the following criteria: • Use detergents produced for automatic washing machines in your machine. The amount of detergent you will use for your laundry is printed on the detergent package. • The higher the degree of hardness of the water the more detergent you need to use. • The amount of the detergent you will use will increase as the amount of laundry increases. • Put the softener in the softener compartment in the detergent drawer. Do not exceed the MAX level. Otherwise, softener will flow into washing water. • Softeners with high density are required to be thinned to a degree before being put in the drawer. Because high- density softener will clog the flush and prevent the flow of the softener. • You can use liquid detergents in all programs. For this, fit the liquid detergent level plate in the accessories bag or the liquid detergent apparatus (*) into the 2nd compartment of the detergent drawer and set the amount of liquid detergent according to the levels on this plate. Remember to detach the liquid detergent plate. (*)Machinery specifications may vary depending on the product purchased.

  • Page 42: Selecting Programme

    CHAPTER -5: PRELIMINARY PREPARATION FOR LAUNDERING (OPERATING YOUR MACHINE) • Plug your machine in. • Open the water faucet. • Open the machine door. • Spread your laundry in your machine. • Push the door of your machine until hearing the locking sound to close it. Selecting programme Select the appropriate programme for your laundry on the programme table.
  • Page 43 CHAPTER -5: PRELIMINARY PREPARATION FOR LAUNDERING (OPERATING YOUR MACHINE) AUXILIARY FUNCTIONS Before starting the programme, you can optionally select an auxiliary function. • Press the button of the auxiliary function you would like to select. • If the auxiliary function symbol is displayed on the elec- tronic display, the auxiliary function you have selected will be activated. • If the auxiliary function symbol on the electronic display blinks, the auxiliary function you have selected will not be activated. Reason for non-activation: The auxiliary function you want to use in • the washing programme you have selected is not applicable. Your machine is too far into its current •...
  • Page 44 CHAPTER -5: PRELIMINARY PREPARATION FOR LAUNDERING (OPERATING YOUR MACHINE) HALF-LOAD DETECTION SYSTEM Your machine features a half-load detection system. In case you put approximately half or less than half of your machines maximum laundry capacity in your machine, your machine will run so as to save washing time, water con- sumption and energy in some programmes.When the half- load function is active, the machine can complete the pro- gramme you have set in a shorter time.

  • Page 45: Operating Your Machine

    CHAPTER -5: OPERATING YOUR MACHINE AUXILIARY FUNCTIONS 1- Washing water temperature selection You can select the washing water temperature with the washing water temperature adjustment button. Whenever you select a new programme, the maximum washing water temperature is shown on the washing water temperature display. You can gradually decrease the washing water temperature between the maximum temperature and cold washing (--) by pressing the washing water temperature adjustment button. If you have missed the washing water temperature you wanted, you can return to the intended temperature by continuously pressing the washing water temperature ad- justment button.
  • Page 46 CHAPTER -5: OPERATING YOUR MACHINE AUXILIARY FUNCTIONS 2- Auxiliary function for delay timer By using this auxiliary function, you can delay the start time of your washing by 1 hour to 23 hours. To use the delay timer auxiliary function: - Press time delay button once. - “1h” will appear on the display. - Press the time delay button until the delay time you wish to select is displayed. - To activate the time delay you have selected in the pro- gramme, you may press on any auxiliary function button you like except the “Start/Pause” button. If you have skipped the time delay you want to set, you can go back to the time desired by keep pressing the on delay timer button. If you want to cancel the delay timer, you are required to press the delay timer button once. To run the delay timer function, your machine is required to be operated by pressing the Start/Pause button. As soon as you start your machine, the count down process will start on the electronic display based on the delay period you have selected.
  • Page 47 CHAPTER -5: OPERATING YOUR MACHINE AUXILIARY FUNCTIONS 3. Auxiliary function for easy ironing Your laundry will be less creased if the easy ironing auxiliary function is pressed/selected.
  • Page 48 CHAPTER -5: OPERATING YOUR MACHINE STARTING THE PROGRAMME Start/Pause button By pressing the Start/Pause button, you may start the programme you have se- lected, suspend a running programme. If you switch your machine to pause mode, the electronic display will blink. When you start your machine, the following symbols for the programmes you have selected will be available on electronic display. - Symbols of wash, rinse or spin. - Programme ending time or programme delay time based on your selection. - Symbol of locked door.

  • Page 49: Child Lock

    CHAPTER -5: OPERATING YOUR MACHINE AUXILIARY FUNCTIONS Child lock To avoid programme flow from being affected if programme knobs are pressed or the programme knob is turned when performing washing operation in your machine, child lock is available. The child lock will become active after the first and second function buttons on the control panel are pressed at the same time and for longer than 5 seconds. Child Lock When it becomes active the electronic display will blink “CL” and child lock light will light up. If pressed any button while child lock is active, child lock light will blink on the electronic display. When any of the programmes is running and child lock is active, if another programme is selected after programme knob is switched to 0 position, the programme already run- ning will resume. To deactivate it, it will be sufficient to press on the same buttons for more than 5 seconds. When child lock is deacti- vated, child lock light on the electronic display will go off.

  • Page 50: Cancelling Programme

    CHAPTER -5: OPERATING YOUR MACHINE CANCELLING PROGRAMME Cancelling programme If you want to cancel any programme running: - Switch the programme knob to 0. - Your machine will stop the washing operation and the programme will be cancelled. - To get rid of the water accumulated in the machine switch the programme knob to any programme. - Your machine will perform the necessary discharge operation and cancel the programme. - You can run your machine by selecting a new programme.

  • Page 51: Finishing Programme

    CHAPTER -5: OPERATING YOUR MACHINE FINISHING PROGRAMME Finishing programme - Your machine will stop by itself as soon as the programme you have selected finishes. - The door lock light will turn off. - “END” will flash on the electronic display. - Leave the door of your machine open to allow the inner part of your machine to dry after removing your laundry. - Switch the programme knob to 0. - Unplug your machine. - Turn the water faucet off.

  • Page 52: Warning Symbols

    CHAPTER -5: WARNING SYMBOLS WARNING OF WATER CUT-OFF / LOW MAINS WATER If symbol flashes on the control panel: - Water faucet may be closed. Check. - Mains water may be cut-off. Check. If so, switch the programme knob to position 0. You can select a programme and run your machine after the mains water is supplied. - Mains water pressure may be low. Check. - Water inlet hose may be twisted. Check. - Water inlet hose may be clogged. Clean water inlet hose filters. (*) - Valve inlet filter may be clogged. Clean the valve inlet filters. (*) (*) See the chapter regarding maintenance and cleaning of your machine.

  • Page 53: Warning Symbols

    CHAPTER -5: WARNING SYMBOLS WARNING OF CLOGGED PUMP FILTER If symbol flashes on the control panel: - Pump filter may be clogged. Clean the pump filter. (*) - Discharging hose may be clogged or twisted. Check the discharging hose. (*) See the chapter regarding maintenance and cleaning of your machine.

  • Page 54: Program Table

    CHAPTER -6: PROGRAM TABLE COTTON 95° Washing temperature (°C) 95° Maximum dry laundry amount (kg) Detergent compartment Programme duration (Min.) Very dirty cotton and flax textiles. Laundry type / Descriptions (Underwears, linen, tablecloth, (towel maximum 4,0 kg), bedclothes, etc. NOTE: PROGRAM DURATION MIGHT CHANGE ACCORDING TO THE AMOUNT OF LAUNDRY, TAP WATER, AMBIENT TEMPERATURE AND SELECTED ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS.
  • Page 55 CHAPTER -6: PROGRAM TABLE 60 C° COTTON Washing temperature (°C) 60° Maximum dry laundry amount (kg) Detergent compartment Programme duration (Min.) Laundry type / Dirty cotton and flax textiles. Descriptions (Underwears, linen, tablecloth, towel (maximum 4,0 kg), bedclothes, etc. 40 C° COTTON 40° Washing temperature (°C) Maximum dry laundry amount (kg) Detergent compartment Programme duration (Min.) Dirty cotton and flax textiles. Laundry type / (Underwears, linen, tablecloth, towel Descriptions (maximum 4,0 kg), bedclothes, etc. NOTE: PROGRAM DURATION MIGHT CHANGE ACCORDING TO THE AMOUNT OF LAUNDRY, TAP WATER, AMBIENT TEMPERATURE AND SELECTED ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS.
  • Page 56 CHAPTER -6: PROGRAM TABLE SYNTHETIC 60˚ Washing temperature (°C) 60° Maximum dry laundry amount (kg) Detergent compartment Programme duration (Min.) Very dirty synthetic or synthetic-mixed textiles. (Nylon socks, shirts, blouses, Laundry type / Descriptions synthetic-including trousers etc.) SILK Washing temperature (°C) 30° Maximum dry laundry amount (kg) Detergent compartment Programme duration (Min.) Less dirty silk-mixed laundries with machine wash labels. Laundry type / Descriptions NOTE: PROGRAM DURATION MIGHT CHANGE ACCORDING TO THE AMOUNT OF LAUNDRY, TAP WATER, AMBIENT TEMPERATURE AND SELECTED ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS.
  • Page 57 CHAPTER -6: PROGRAM TABLE WOOL 40° Washing temperature (°C) 40° Maximum dry laundry amount (kg) Detergent compartment Programme duration (Min.) Laundry type / Descriptions Woollen laundry with machine wash labels. RINSE Maximum dry laundry amount (kg) If you want to additionally rinse your laundry upon completion of Laundry type / Descriptions washing operation, you may use this programme for any kind of laundries. SPIN Maximum dry laundry amount (kg) If you want to additionally wring Laundry type / Descriptions your laundries upon completion of washing operation, you may use this programme for any kind of laundry. NOTE: PROGRAM DURATION MIGHT CHANGE ACCORDING TO THE AMOUNT OF LAUNDRY, TAP WATER, AMBIENT TEMPERATURE AND SELECTED ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS.
  • Page 58 CHAPTER -6: PROGRAM TABLE ECO 20° Washing temperature (°C) 20° Maximum dry laundry amount (kg) Detergent compartment Programme duration (Min.) Less dirty, cotton and linen textiles. Laundry type / Descriptions (Underwear, bedsheet, tablecloth, towel (max. 2 kg) bedcloth, etc. SPORTS WEAR Washing temperature (°C) 30° Maximum dry laundry amount (kg) Detergent compartment Programme duration (Min.) Sportswear. Laundry type / Descriptions NOTE: PROGRAM DURATION MIGHT CHANGE ACCORDING TO THE AMOUNT OF LAUNDRY, TAP WATER, AMBIENT TEMPERATURE AND SELECTED ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS.
  • Page 59 CHAPTER -6: PROGRAM TABLE MIX WASH Washing temperature (°C) 30° Maximum dry laundry amount (kg) Detergent compartment Programme duration (Min.) Dirty cotton, synthetic, colour and Laundry type / Descriptions flax textiles can be washed together. NOTE: PROGRAM DURATION MIGHT CHANGE ACCORDING TO THE AMOUNT OF LAUNDRY, TAP WATER, AMBIENT TEMPERATURE AND SELECTED ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS.
  • Page 60 CHAPTER -6: PROGRAM TABLE SHIRTS/ BLOUSES Washing temperature (°C) 60° Maximum dry laundry amount (kg) Detergent compartment Programme duration (Min.) Dirty cotton, synthetic and synthetic- Laundry type / Descriptions mixed shirts and blouses can be washed together. BABY WEAR Washing temperature (°C) 50° Maximum dry laundry amount (kg) Detergent compartment Programme duration (Min.) Baby clothes. You can use this programme which Laundry type / Descriptions eliminates bacteria on your laundry at 50°C for less dirty colour, flax textiles and for baby clothes. NOTE: PROGRAM DURATION MIGHT CHANGE ACCORDING TO THE AMOUNT OF LAUNDRY, TAP WATER, AMBIENT TEMPERATURE AND SELECTED ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS.
  • Page 61 CHAPTER -6: PROGRAM TABLE DAILY 60 min. Washing temperature (°C) 60° Maximum dry laundry amount (kg) Detergent compartment Programme duration (Min.) Laundry type / Descriptions You can wash your dirty cotton, colour and flax textiles at 60°C in 60 minutes. NOTE: PROGRAM DURATION MIGHT CHANGE ACCORDING TO THE AMOUNT OF LAUNDRY, TAP WATER, AMBIENT TEMPERATURE AND SELECTED ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS.
  • Page 62 CHAPTER -6: PROGRAM TABLE FAST 60° 60 MIN. SUPER RAPID 15 MIN. Washing temperature (°C) 30° Maximum dry laundry amount (kg) Detergent compartment Programme duration (Min.) You can wash your dirty cotton, colour Laundry type / Descriptions and flax textiles in 15 minutes. Note: As the washing period is short, less amount of detergent is required to be used compared to other programmes. The programme period will increase if your machine detects instable loading. You can open the door of your machine 2 minutes after the completion of washing operation. (The duration of 2 minutes required to open the door of your machine is not included in the washing period.) NOTE: PROGRAM DURATION MIGHT CHANGE ACCORDING TO THE AMOUNT OF LAUNDRY, TAP WATER, AMBIENT TEMPERATURE AND SELECTED ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS.

  • Page 63: Maintenance And Cleaning Of Your Machine

    CHAPTER -7: MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING OF YOUR MACHINE (WARNING) Unplug your machine before starting the maintenance and cleaning of your machine. Turn the tap water off before starting the maintenance cand cleaning of your machine. CAUTION: Your machine’s parts might be damaged if cleaners with solvent agents are used. Do not use cleaning materials with solvent agents.

  • Page 64: Water Inlet Filters

    CHAPTER -7: MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING OF YOUR MACHINE (WATER INLET FILTERS) On the tap part of your machine’s water inlet hose and at the ends of water inlet valves, there are filters to prevent entrance of the dirt and foreign materials in the water to the machine. If the machine is unable to receive sufficient water although your water tap is opened, these filters should be cleaned. • Remove the water inlet hose. • Remove the filters found on the water inlet valves by using a pincer and wash thoroughly with a brush. • Clean the filters of the water inlet hoses located on the tap side by removing manually together with the seal. • After you clean the filters, you can fit them the same way as you have removed. CAUTION: Filters of water inlet valves may be clogged due to contaminated water faucet or lack of necessary maintenance or valves may be broken down, causing water leaking into your machine continuously.

  • Page 65: Pump Filter

    CHAPTER -7: MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING OF YOUR MACHINE (PUMP FILTER) The pump filter system elongates the life of your pump, which is used to drain the dirty water. It prevents lint entering the pump. Cleaning of your pump filter in every 2-3 months is recommended. To clean your pump filter: • Open the kickplate’s cover, by pulling the handle. • Before opening the filter cover,place a cup in front of the filter cover to prevent flow of the remaining water in the machine. • Loosen the filter cover by rotating it counter clockwise and drain the water. • Remove the foreign materials from the filter. (*) Machinery specifications may vary depending on the product purchased.

  • Page 66: Pump Filter

    CHAPTER -7: MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING OF YOUR MACHINE (PUMP FILTER) • Check for the rotation of the pump manually. • After you have cleaned the pump, fit the filter cover by rotating clockwise. • Put the kickplate cover into the place. • Do not forget that if you do not fit in the filter cover properly, it will leak water. WARNING! As water in the pump may be hot, wait until it cools down. (*) Machinery specifications may vary depending on the product purchased.

  • Page 67: Detergent Drawer

    CHAPTER -7: MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING OF YOUR MACHINE (DETERGENT DRAWER) Your detergents may deposit residue in detergent drawer and housing of detergent drawer over time. To clean the residue formed, disassemble the detergent drawer in particular periods. It is recommended that you clean your pump filter every 2 months. To eject the detergent drawer: • Pull the detergent drawer up to the end • Keep on pulling by depressing on the section shown below in the detergent drawer and keep pulling and then unsettle the detergent drawer. • Flush it using a brush. • Collect residues in the housing of the detergent drawer without dropping them inside the machine. • Assemble the detergent drawer after drying it using a towel or dry cloth. • Do not wash your detergent drawer in dishwasher.

  • Page 68: Chapter -8: Flush Stopper / Body / Drum

    CHAPTER -8: FLUSH STOPPER / BODY / DRUM Flush stopper Disassemble the detergent drawer. Disassem- ble the flush stopper and clean the softener residues completely. Refit the flush stopper after cleaning it. Check whether it has settled properly. Body Clean the outer body of your machine with warm water and a non-inflammable cleaning agent that will not abrade the body of your machine. After rinsing with some water, dry it using a soft and dry cloth. Drum Do not leave metallic objects such as needles, paper clips, coins etc. in your machine. This objects lead to formation of rust stains in the drum. To clean such rust stains, use a non- chlorine cleaning agent and follow the instructions of manufacturers of the cleaning agent. Never use wire wool or similar hard objects for cleaning rust stains.
  • Page 69 CHAPTER -9: TROUBLESHOOTING All repairing operations required for your machine should be carried out by our authorised service. If your machine re- quires a repair or if you cannot remove the fault by the help of the information provided as follows: • Unplug your machine. • Turn the water faucet off. POSSIBLE TROUBLE- FAULT CAUSE SHOOTING It is not plugged. Plug it. Fuse blown. Replace the fuses. Electricity cut-off. Check mains power. Start/pause button Press on Start/ not pressed. Pause button Your machine does Programme dial Switch the programme not start. ‘stop’ position. button to the desired position. The machine door is Close the machine not completely closed. door. Water tap is turned off. Turn your faucet on. Check water inlet Water inlet hose hose and untwist.

  • Page 70: Troubleshooting

    CHAPTER -9: TROUBLESHOOTING POSSIBLE TROUBLE- FAULT CAUSE SHOOTING Discharging Check the discharg- hose clogged or ing hose, then either twisted. clean or untwist. Your machine Pump filter Clean the does not dis- clogged. pump filter. (*) charge water. Laundry settled Spread your laun- in the machine dry in the machine unevenly. evenly. The feet of your ma- Adjust the feet on chine have not been your machine. (**) adjusted. Safety stays fitted Disassemble the for transportation safety stays of your not disassembled. machine. (**) Less amount of This will not block laundry in the ap- operation of your pliance.
  • Page 71 CHAPTER -9: TROUBLESHOOTING POSSIBLE TROUBLE- FAULT CAUSE SHOOTING Press on Start/Pause button To eliminate foam formation, mix a spoon of softener with half litres of water, and pour the mixture in the deter- gent drawer. After 5-10 Excessive amount minutes, press on Start/ of detergent used. Pause button again. In Excessive foam is your next washing opera- formed in the detergent tion, Adjust the detergent drawer. dose accordingly. Use detergents produced only for Wrong deter- automatic washing gent used. machines in your machine. The contamination Select the programme degree of your laundry appropriate for the does not match the contamination degree programme you have of your laundry. (See chosen.
  • Page 72 CHAPTER -9: TROUBLESHOOTING POSSIBLE TROUBLE- FAULT CAUSE SHOOTING Water being hard. Adjust the amount of ( Contaminated, lime detergent based on the water etc.) instruction of detergent manufacturer. Unsatisfactory washing result. Laundry is distributed Spread your laundry in in your machine non- the machine properly and homogenously. homogeneously. As soon as the ma- The end of water Set the water dis- chine is loaded with discharging hose charging hose on ap- water, water dis- is too low for the propriate height. (**) charges. machine. No water appears No fault. Water is in the drum during in the unseen part washing. of the drum. Non-dissolving Perform an extra particles of some...
  • Page 73 CHAPTER -9: TROUBLESHOOTING POSSIBLE TROUBLE- FAULT CAUSE SHOOTING Unbalanced load control system will try to spread your laundry homogeneously. Spinning operation is No fault. Unbalanced Wringling operation will not performed or runs load control system begin after your laundry late. has been activated. is spread. Place the laundry in the machine in a balanced fashion the next time.

  • Page 74: Automatic Fault Warnings And What To Do

    CHAPTER -10: AUTOMATIC FAULT WARNINGS AND WHAT TO DO Your machine is equipped with the systems which are capa- ble of both taking necessary precautions and warning you in case of any breakdown by means of continuous self-check- ing during washing operations. POSSIBLE TROUBLE WHAT TO DO FAULT CODE The door of Close the machine door. If your your machine is machine persists to indicate fault, left open. turn off your machine, unplug it and contact the nearest authorised service immediately. Turn on the faucet. Mains water The water pressure may be cut-off. If the problem still or the water level continues, your machine will stop inside the machine after a while automatically. Unplug is low. the machine, turn off your faucet and contact the nearest authorised service. The pump is faulty or Clean the pump filter. If the problem pump filter is clogged persists, contact the nearest author-...
  • Page 75 CHAPTER -11: PRACTICAL INFORMATION Alcoholic drinks: Spotted area should ini- tially be washed using cold water, and then be wiped with glycerine and water and rinsed with vinegar-mixed water. Shoe shine: Spot should be rubbed out gently without damaging the cloth and be scrubbed and rinsed with detergent. If not removed, it should be scrubbed using the mixture obtained by adding 1 scale of alco- hol (96˚) into 2 scales of water, and then be washed with warm water. Tea and coffee: Stretch the spotted area of your laundry throughout the openning of a vessel, and pour hot water as much as the type of your laundry can resist. In case the type of your laundry permits, wash with bleach. Chocolate and cocoa: After submerging your laundry in cold water and rubbing it us- ing soap or detergent, wash it in temperature that fabric type of your laundry can resist. In case the oil stain is still visible, wipe with oxygen water (3%).
  • Page 76 CHAPTER -11: PRACTICAL INFORMATION Tomato paste: After rubbing out the dried substances without damaging your laundry, submerge it in water for 30 minutes, and then scrub and wash it with detergent. Grease and oil stains: Firstly, wie the residues. Scrub the spot with detergent and wash it with warm soapy water. Mustard: Apply glycerine on spotted area. Scrub with detergent and wash. If the spot cannot be removed, wipe with alcohol. (For synthetic and colour fabrics, a mixture of 1 scale of alcohol and 2 scales of water should be used)

  • Page 77: Practical Information

    CHAPTER -11: PRACTICAL INFORMATION Fruit: Stretch the spotted area of your laun- dry throughout the opening of a vessel, and pour cold water on it. Do not pour hot water on the spot. Wipe with cold water and apply glycerine. Allow 1-2 hours, wipe with a few drops of white vinegar, and rinse it. Grass stain: Wipe the stained part with detergent. If the fabric permits the use of bleach, wash with bleach. Wipe your wool- len laundry with alcohol. (For colour fabrics, a mixture of 1 scale of pure alcohol and 2 scales of water) Oil paint: Spot should be removed by apply- ing thinner before drying. Then it should be wiped with detergent and washed. Burn stain: If your laundry is suitable for ap- plying bleach, you can add bleach into wash- ing water. For wool fabric, a cloth previously submerged in oxygen water should be cov- ered over the stain and it should be ironed after putting a dry cloth on this cloth. It should be washed after being rinsed properly.
  • Page 78 CHAPTER -11: PRACTICAL INFORMATION Blood stain: Submerge your laundry in cold water for 30 minutes. If the stain is not re- moved, then submerge in a mixture of water and ammoniac (3 spoons of ammoniac in 4 litres of water) for 30 minutes. Cream, ice cream and milk: Submerge your laundry in cold water and scrub the spotted area with detergent. If the spot is not re- moved, apply bleach to the extent suitable for your laundry. (Do not use bleach for colour laundry). Ink: Subject the spotted area to running water and wait until the flow of inked water ends. Then wipe it with lemon-added water and detergent, and wash it after allowing 5 minutes.

  • Page 79: Describing Energy Label And Saving Energy

    DESCRIBING ENERGY LABEL AND SAVING ENERGY Model Brand Energy Class Energy Consumption Noise Value While Washing Noise Value While Spinning Spinning Performance Class Dry Laundry Capacity Annual Water Consumption...

  • Page 80: Describing Energy Label And Saving Energy

    DESCRIBING ENERGY LABEL AND SAVING ENERGY Energy and water consumption may vary based on water pressure, water hardness, water temperature, ambient tem- perature, laundry amount, additional function selection, volt- age fluctuations. It will reduce energy and water consump- tion to use your machine with the laundry capacity proposed for the selected programme, wash your less dirty laundry or daily laundry in short programmes, carry out cleaning and maintenance periodically, use your machine in convenient time intervals specified by electricity vendor.

  • Page 81: Disposal Of Your Old Machine

    DISPOSAL OF YOUR OLD MACHINE This symbol on the product or package implies that the product should not be treated as domestic waste. Instead, it should be delivered to applicable waste col- lection places recycling electrical and electronic equip- ment. You will contribute to avoid potential negative results regarding environment and human health, which will arise due to wrong waste procedure for the product by...
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