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| Product Type | Fully Automatic Washing Machine |
| Brand | Hanseatic |
| Model | HWMB 814 A3 |
| Capacity | 8 kg (cotton) |
| Dimensions (H × W × D) | 85.0 × 59.5 × 56.5 cm |
| Weight | 68 kg |
| Power Supply | 220–240 V, 50 Hz, 10 A |
| Rated Power | 2000 W |
| Water Pressure | 1.0–10.0 bar (0.1–1.0 MPa) |
| Energy Efficiency Class | A+++ |
| Max Spin Speed | 1400 rpm |
| Number of Programs | 15 (Cotton, Hand Wash, Sports, Express 15', Delicates, Wool, Rinse, Spin, Drain, Coloured Fabrics, Mixed, Jeans, Baby, Easy Care, Shirts) |
| Additional Functions | Time Saving, Extra Rinse, Pre-wash, Child Lock, Start Delay (up to 24h), Custom Cycle |
| Noise Level (Wash/Spin) | 59 dB(A) / 78 dB(A) |
| Water Consumption (per year) | 9900 L (based on 220 standard cycles) |
| Remaining Moisture Content | 53% |
| Display Type | Digital with symbols and remaining time |
| Drum Material | Stainless steel (typical) |
| Control Type | Electronic with rotary selector and buttons |
| Installation Type | Freestanding |
| Safety Features | Child lock, door lock during cycle, overflow protection (via water stop hose), anti-scalding protection |
| Maintenance | Clean lint trap, inlet filters, detergent drawer, drum and door seal periodically |
| Spare Parts Availability | Through Hanseatic Service Centre (contact via phone or mail order) |
| Warranty | Typically 2 years (check supplied guarantee supplement) |
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USER MANUAL HWMB 814 A3 Hanseatic
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Fully Automatic Washing Machine
Table of contents
Delivery GB-3
Package contents. . . . . . . . . . . . . . GB-3
Checking package contents.....GB-3
Safety GB-4
Intended use. GB-4
Explanation of terms GB-4
Safety notices.... GB-4
Controls and appliance parts . . . . . . GB-9
Display symbols GB-10
Programme table GB-11
Programme table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GB-12
Selecting the cycle GB-13
Loading washing machine . . . . . . . GB-14
Loading laundry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GB-14
Adding detergent/care products...GB-14
Washing process. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GB-15
Requirements...... GB-15
Starting the cycle . . . . . . . . . . . . GB-15
Suspending and continuing
the cycle GB-15
Suspending/altering the cycle .... GB-15
Additional functions.... GB-16
Child safety. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GB-16
Start time preselection . . . . . . . . GB-16
Drain. GB-16
Cycle end GB-16
Time saving GB-17
Disabling signal tones . . . . . . . . GB-17
Washing tips GB-18
The right washing load. . . . . . . . GB-18
The right washing detergent ..... GB-19
The right dosage GB-19
Care and maintenance . . . . . . . . . GB-20
Regular checks GB-20
Cleaning the door.... GB-20
Cleaning the drum . . . . . . . . . . . GB-20
Cleaning the dispensing drawer . . GB-21
Cleaning water inlet filter . . . . . . . GB-21
Cleaning the lint trap . . . . . . . . . GB-22
Emptying residual water.....GB-22
Installing and connecting the
washing machine GB-23
Installing the washing machine . . . GB-23
Connecting the washing machine . GB-25
Creating a water inlet. . . . . . . . . . GB-26
Creating an electrical connection. . GB-27
Carry out a test run . . . . . . . . . . . GB-27
Troubleshooting table . . . . . . . . . . . . GB-29
Environmental protection . . . . . . . GB-32
Disposing of old electrical devices in an environmentally-friendly
manner GB-32
Packaging. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GB-32
Service GB-33
Advice, order and complaint ..... GB-33
Repairs, replacement parts and accessories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GB-33
Technical specifications . . . . . . . . GB-34
Product fiche concerning
Regulation (EU) No 1061/2010..... GB-35
Information on installing and connecting the appliance is available from GB-23.
Delivery
Before using the appliance, first read the safety notices and user manual carefully from beginning
to end. This is the only way to ensure you can use all the functions safely and reliably. Be absolutely sure to also observe the national regulations in your country, which are also valid in addition to the regulations specified in this user manual.
Keep all safety notices and instructions for future reference. Pass all safety notices and instructions on to the subsequent user of the product.
Package contents
(a) Fully Automatic Washing Machine
(b) Inlet hose, 1×
(c) Cover caps for transport safety device holes, 4×
- Short manual
– Guarantee supplement
Checking package contents
- Transport the appliance to a suitable location and unpack (see GB-23).
- Remove all parts of the packaging, plastic profiles, tape and foam padding.
- Check that the delivery is complete.
- Check whether the appliance was damaged during transit.
- If the appliance is delivered incomplete or has been damaged in transit, please contact our Service Centre (see GB-33).
WARNING!
Never use a damaged appliance.
Safety
Intended use
The fully automatic washing machine is designed for washing, rinsing and spin-drying laundry in domestic quantities. It was designed solely for private domestic use and is not suitable for commercial or multi-use (e.g.: by several families in an apartment building).
Use the appliance exclusively as described in this user manual. Any other use is deemed improper and may result in damage to property or even personal injury. The manufacturer accepts no liability for damage caused by improper use.
Explanation of terms
The following symbols can be found in this user manual.
WARNING!
This symbol indicates a hazard with a medium level of risk which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.
CAUTION!
This symbol indicates a hazard with a low level of risk which, if not avoided, could result in minor or moderate injury.
NOTICE
This symbol warns against possible damage to property.
This symbol refers to useful additional information.
Safety notices
Read important safety instructions carefully and store for future use.
In this chapter you will find general safety instructions which you must always observe for your own protection and that of third parties. Please also observe the warning notices in the individual chapters.
Risks in handling household electrical appliances
Risk of electric shock!
Touching live parts may result in severe injury or death.
■ Only use the appliance indoors.
■ Do not operate or continue to operate the appliance, if
– it shows visible signs of damage, e.g. the power cord is defective.
- it starts smoking or there is a smell of burning.
- it makes unfamiliar noises.
In such cases pull the mains plug out of the socket or disable/unscrew fuse and contact our Service Centre (see GB-33).
■ Only authorised professionals such as our Service Centre may perform modifications and repairs on the appliance (see GB-33).
■ Unauthorised repairs to the appliance can cause property damage and personal injury, and invalidate liability and warranty claims. Never try to repair a defective or suspected defective appliance yourself.
■ Only parts corresponding to the original appliance specifications may be used for repairs. This appliance contains electrical and mechanical parts which are essential for protection against potential sources of danger.
- Check whether any stipulations of the relevant energy provider concern the connection of washing machines.
We recommend using a pulse-sensitive residual-current device (RCD).
■ The appliance corresponds to protection class I and may only be connected to a plug with a protective conductor that has been installed properly. When connecting, make sure that it has the right voltage. You can find more detailed information about this on the nameplate.
■ If the mains plug is no longer accessible after installation, an all-pole disconnecting device complying with overvoltage category III must be connected to the house wiring with a contact gap of at least 3 mm; this includes fuses, circuit breakers and contactors.
- Do not operate the appliance with an external timer or a separate remote control system and do not connect to a multi-socket
- Keep the appliance, the mains plug and the mains cord away from open flames and hot surfaces.
- Do not kink or pinch the mains cord or lay it over sharp edges.
■ If the mains cord of the appliance is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, through customer service or by a qualified specialist.
- Do not put any objects in or through the housing openings and also make sure that children cannot insert any objects through them.
■ Never pull the mains plug out of the socket by the mains cord, always hold the mains plug itself.
■ Never touch the mains plug with wet hands.
■ Never immerse the mains cord or mains plug in water or any other liquids.
■ In the event of malfunction, and before cleaning and maintenance, disconnect the plug and/or disable/un-screw the fuse.
■ Never clean the appliance with a high-pressure cleaner or steam cleaner. - Check the appliance regularly for damage.
Risks to children
Risk of suffocation!
Children can become entangled in the packaging film or swallow small parts and suffocate.
■ Do not allow children to play with the packaging film.
■ Stop children from pulling small parts from the device or taking them out of the accessory bag and putting them in their mouths.
CAUTION!
Risks for certain groups of people
Danger for children and people with limited physical, sensory or mental capacity!
■ This appliance may be used by children aged eight years and above, as well as persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capacities or those lacking experience and/or knowledge, if they are supervised or have been instructed in how to safely use the appliance and have understood the dangers associated with operating it.
■ Cleaning and maintenance must not be carried out by children unless they are supervised.
Children can lock themselves in the drum when playing, putting their lives in danger.
■ Children must not be allowed to play with the appliance.
■ Make sure that children have no access to the appliance when unsupervised, regardless of whether the appliance is switched on or off.
■ Children under the age of 3 should be kept away from the appliance, unless they are being supervised the whole time.
Risks in handling washing machines
Risk of poisoning!
Washing detergents and fabric-care products can be harmful to health.
- Keep these products out of the reach of children and pets.
Fire hazard!
Improper handling of the appliance can lead to fire and property damage.
- Only connect the appliance to a properly installed and earthed electric socket. Do not connect to a multi-socket extension cable or a multi-socket plug.
Risk of scalding!
Improper handling of the appliance can lead to scalding caused by hot suds.
■ Firmly connect the outlet hose to the drain or bath, ensuring the recoil force generated during draining will not cause the hose to slip.
■ If the outlet hose is connected over the edge of the drain or bath, do not use the drain or bath while the washing machine is in use.
■ Do not touch the outlet hose during draining as the suds may be hot.
- Allow the soapy water to cool before draining the residual water (e.g. in the case of emptying in emergency).
■ Never use force to open the door.
Danger of explosion!
Improper handling of the appliance can lead to explosions.
- Do not store any textiles that were recently treated with chemical detergents such as white spirit or stain remover in the washing machine. Such textiles should first be left to air and dry.
- Do not store any combustible or easily flammable liquids in the vicinity of the washing machine.
Risk of burns!
Improper handling of the appliance can lead to burns.
■ The glass of the door can get hot during operation. Do not touch the glass during operation.
■ Do not touch the outlet hose during draining.
Risk of injury!
Improper handling of the appliance may result in injury.
■ The appliance is very heavy. Never transport or carry the appliance alone; always with the assistance of another person.
■ Remove all obstacles on the transport route and from the installation location, e.g. open doors and clear away objects lying on the floor.
- Do not use the open door as a hand-hold.
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Risk of material damage
■ If a trolley is used to move the washing machine, it must be lifted as shown on the packaging. Always transport the washing machine vertically and using the built-in transport safety devices.
■ Remove all transport safety devices prior to installation.
If the washing machine is installed in a location prone to frost, residual water in the appliance can freeze at minus temperatures and cause damage. Therefore drain residual water if there is a risk of frost. Large volumes of water may escape during emptying.
- Do not place the washing machine on top of other appliances and do not use as a support for other appliances (e.g. for tumble dryers). Do not stand or sit on the washing machine.
- Do not place the washing machine on carpeted floors. Doing so would prevent sufficient ventilation, causing the appliance to overheat and become damaged.
■ For rugs, carpet, parquet or wooden floors, a sturdy wooden plate (at least 60 x 60) must be placed underneath the washing machine.
■ The washing machine should not be left unattended for an extended period while the supply valve is open. Large volumes of water may escape in the event of a leak.
■ CAUTION: Do not connect to the hot water supply.
- Only connect the washing machine to a water supply with an inlet water pressure between 0.1 MPa and 1.0 MPa (1.0 to 10.0 bar). For higher water pressure, a pressure regulator needs to be installed. Your water company will be able to provide information about the water pressure in your home.
- Close the valve again after each use, and before cleaning the water inlet filter. Otherwise there is a risk of water damage.
- Only use the supplied hose set to connect to the water supply. Do not use old hose sets.
- Do not extend the outlet hose and do not replace with another hose.
■ The outlet hose should not be kinked or twisted.
■ The bend of the outlet hose must be at least 60 cm and no more than 100 cm above the floor to guarantee perfect function of the water outlet.
■ The outlet hose must remain in the retaining clip on the rear side of the appliance, thus the bend always remains above the water line in the appliance. The end of the hose must not be submerged in the pumped water.
■ Remove foreign bodies such as needles, nails, coins, matches, staples, paper clips or similar from clothing pockets.
■ Only use dyeing or bleaching agents that are suitable for washing machines.
■ Only use tap water for washing.
■ Never attempt to open the door with force during or at the end of a cycle. The door is automatically released after a certain time and can be opened effortlessly.
- Do not use any harsh or abrasive cleaning agents to clean the washing machine. They could damage the surfaces and render the rubber seal brittle and fragile.
■ Do not use any pointed, sharp or angular objects to clean the rubber seal.
Controls and appliance parts
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(1) Dispensing drawer
(2) Cycle selector
(3) Button for changing the temperature
(4) Button for setting the start time
(5) Display
(6) Button for shortening the cycle
(7) Button for selecting an extra rinse cycle
(8) On/Off button
(9) Start/Pause button
(10) Button for selecting a pre-wash
(11) Button for changing the spin speed
(12) Lint trap with shutter
(13) Mains cord with mains plug
(14) Connecting nozzle for inlet hose
(15) Outlet hose
(16) Transport safety devices
Display symbols
(17) Remaining cycle time
(18) Start delay (1h–24h)
(19) Digital display for cycle time, temperature, start display, fault messages, End
(20) Reduced cycle time (time-saving)
(21) Cycle (pre-wash, wash, rinse, spin)
(22) Extra rinse (another spin is performed at the end of the cycle)
(23) Custom cycle
(24) Signal tone off
(25) Add laundry option
(26) Pre-wash detergent is added
(27) Spin speed
(28) Child lock is activated
(29) Door is locked
(30) Washing temperature
Programme table
Model HWMB714A3
| Cycle | Type of laundry | Amount of laundry, maximum in kg | Temperature 1) in °C | Spin speed 1) in rpm | Cycle time 3) in hr/min. | Optional | ||
| Time saving | Extra rinse | Pre-wash | ||||||
| Cotton ^2) | Normal soiled laundry, cotton, linen, coloured fabrics and underwear | 7 | 40/6060 | --...14001400 | 02:53 | x | x | x |
| Hand wash Lightly soiled laundry. 2 | --...30-- | --...1200600 | 01:00 | x | √ | √ | ||
| Sports laundry sportswear 3.5 | --...6040 | --...14001200 | 00:45 | x | √ | √ | ||
| Express 15' | Only lightly soiled laundry: Cotton, coloured fabrics, linen | 2 | --...40-- | --...800800 | 00:15 | x | x | x |
| Delicates | Delicates suitable for machine washing | 2.5 | --...3030 | --/600600 | 00:50 | x | √ | x |
| Wool | Woollens suitable for machine washing | 2 | --...4040 | --...800600 | 01:07 | x | √ | x |
| Rinse All types of laundry 7 -- | --...14001000 | 00:20 | x | √ | x | |||
| Spin | All types of laundry suitable for spin-dry. | 7 -- | --...14001000 | 00:12 | x | x | x | |
| Drain All types of laundry - - - 00:01 | x | x | x | |||||
| Coloured fabrics suitable for machine washing | Coloured fabrics suitable for machine washing | 3.5 | --...30-- | --...12001000 | 01:10 | √ | √ | x |
| Mixed laundry | Various textiles suitable for machine washing | 7 | --...9040 | --...1400800 | 01:13 | √ | √ | √ |
| Jeans | Denim textiles | 7 | --...9060 | --...1200800 | 01:45 | √ | √ | √ |
| Baby laundry Baby clothing | 7 | --...4030 | --...1200800 | 01:20 | √ | √ | √ | |
| Easy Care | Synthetics suitable for machine washing | 3.5 | --...6040 | --...1200800 | 01:40 | √ | √ | √ |
| Shirts | Normal to heavily soiled cotton shirts, blouses and trousers | 7 | --...9040 | --...1400800 | 02:40 | √ | √ | √ |
^1) The values in bold are default settings.
^2) This cycle is the most efficient based on the combined energy and water consumption for washing this type of cotton laundry.
^3) The program duration can vary depending upon the amount of laundry, water, ambient temperature, and any selected additional functions.
The actual values may deviate from the values in this table.
Programme table
Model HWMB814A3
| Cycle | Type of laundry | Amount of laundry, maximum in kg | Temperature ^1) in °C | Spin speed ^1) in min ^-1 | Cycle time ^3) in hr/min. | Optional | ||
| Time saving | Extra rinse | Pre-wash | ||||||
| Cotton ^2) | Normal soiled laundry, cotton, linen, coloured fabrics and underwear | 8 | 40/6060 | --...14001400 | 02:53 | x | x | x |
| Hand wash Lightly | soiled laundry. 2 | --...30-- | --...1200600 | 01:00 | x | √ | √ | |
| Sports laundry sportswear | 4 | --...6040 | --...14001200 | 00:45 | x | √ | √ | |
| Express 15' | Only lightly soiled laundry:Cotton, coloured fabrics, linen | 2 | --...40-- | --...800800 | 00:15 | x | x | x |
| Delicates | Delicates suitable for machine washing | 2.5 | --...3030 | --/600600 | 00:50 | x | √ | x |
| Wool | Woollens suitable for machine washing | 2 | --...4040 | --...800600 | 01:07 | x | √ | x |
| Rinse All types of laundry 8 -- | --...14001000 | 00:20 | x | √ | x | |||
| Spin | All types of laundry suitable for spin-dry. | 8 -- | --...14001000 | 00:12 | x | x | x | |
| Drain All types of laundry --- 00:01 | x | x | x | |||||
| Coloured fabrics | Coloured fabrics suitable for machine washing | 4 | --...30-- | --...12001000 | 01:10 | √ | √ | x |
| Mixed laundry | Various textiles suitable for machine washing | 8 | --...9040 | --...1400800 | 01:13 | √ | √ | √ |
| Jeans | Denim textiles | 8 | --...9060 | --...1200800 | 01:45 | √ | √ | √ |
| Baby laundry Baby clothing | 8 | --...4030 | --...1200800 | 01:20 | √ | √ | √ | |
| Easy Care | Synthetics suitable for machine washing | 4 | --...6040 | --...1200800 | 01:40 | √ | √ | √ |
| Shirts | Normal to heavily soiled cotton shirts, blouses and trousers | 8 | --...9040 | --...1400800 | 02:40 | √ | √ | √ |
^1) The values in bold are default settings.
^2) This cycle is the most efficient based on the combined energy and water consumption for washing this type of cotton laundry.
^3) The program duration can vary depending upon the amount of laundry, water, ambient temperature, and any selected additional functions.
The actual values may deviate from the values in this table.
Selecting the cycle
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| Brand | Position | | --------------- | -------------- | | Schleudern | Individuell | | Abpumpen | | | Buntwäsche | | | Mix | | | Jeans | | | Baby Comfort | | | Pflegeleicht | | | Hemden | | | Handwäsche | | | Sportwäsche | | | Express 15' | | | Wolle | | | Feines | | | Spülen | |- Press the On/Off button (8). All symbols light briefly on the display, then only the symbols and values of the selected cycle remain lit.
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Choose the correct cycle for your laundry from the programme table on page GB-11 and/or GB-11 and select using the cycle selector (2).
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You can customise the selected cycle to suit your laundry by adjusting the default settings using the buttons (3), (6), (7), (10), (11). Please see the programme table for the available custom settings.
Loading washing machine
Loading laundry
NOTICE
Risk of fire/damage!
Improper handling of the appliance can lead to fire/faults.
■ Never try to open the appliance door with force whilst a cycle is in progress or once a cycle has ended. Only open the appliance door once it has been released automatically.
- Open the door by pulling the handle slightly forward.
- Load the laundry. Observe the tips on GB-18.
Do not exceed the maximum load weight allowed and do not wedge clothes between the appliance door and rubber sleeve. - Push the appliance door closed until you hear it snap shut.
Adding detergent/care products
- Pull out the dispensing drawer (1) and fill the compartments as follows before the cycle starts:
Dispensing compartment II (left)
- Dispensing compartment II is intended for the main wash. Fill it with powder or liquid detergent or anti-limescale agent for every wash.
- Adjust the partition (31) depending on detergenttype:
- across for liquid detergent,
– folded back for powder detergent.
Fabric softener/starch compartment (centre)
- Dispense fabric softener or starch here according to the information supplied by the manufacturer.
Dispensing compartment I (right)
- Dispensing compartment I is only intended for prewashes. Only fill if you select a cycle with a prewash cycle Ⓤ. We recommend only using cycles with a prewash cycle for very dirty clothing.
If you select a cycle with prewash, fill detergent compartment I with 14 of the detergent and fill detergent compartment II with 34 of the detergent.
- Push the detergent drawer back in after filling.
Washing process
Requirements
- You have read the “Safety” chapter from GB-4 and understand all the safety instructions.
– The transportation packaging is removed and the appliance is prepared as described in chapter “Installing and connecting the washing machine” on page GB-23. - The inlet hose (b) and the outlet hose (15) are properly connected.
Starting the cycle
- Switch on the device and select the washing cycle desired as described above.
- Open the valve completely.
- Press the Start/Pause button (9).
– The cycle starts.
- You can identify the cycle status from the remaining wash time (5) displayed, as well as the flashing symbol (21).
Pre-wash
Main wash
Rinse
Spin
- The door is locked (indicated by the pad-lock symbol 9).
- You cannot adjust, select or deselect settings while the cycle is active.
Suspending and continuing the cycle
Please note that a long pause can affect the wash result, as the suds cool down.
- If you would like to pause the active cycle, e.g. to add laundry, press the Start/Pause button (9). The spin speed display will blink while the cycle is paused.
You can only add laundry if the water temperature and the water level permits this (indicated by symbol 📋)
- To add laundry, you must first unlock the door. Hold the Start/Pause button (9) for approx. 3 seconds.
- The padlock symbol 📁 will disappear from the display; the door is now released and you can add laundry.
- To continue the cycle, press the Start/Pause button (9) again.
Suspending/altering the cycle
- To interrupt or amend an active cycle, press the On/Off button (8).
All indicators on the display disappear. - Switch the appliance on again and set a new cycle with the cycle selector (2) and refill the washing detergent, if necessary.
- Start the new cycle with the Start/Pause button (9).
Drain
If you cancel a cycle while it is running, the washing will sit in the soapy water or rinse water.
- Switch off the appliance to drain suds from the appliance.
- Set the cycle selector (2) to "Drain".
- Switch the appliance back on.
- Press the Start/Pause button (9) to start draining.
Once draining is complete, End appears on the display.
Cycle end
The appliance stops automatically as soon as the selected cycle is finished. End appears on the display.
- You can remove the laundry once the locking time ends and the door is released with a click (no padlock symbol 📁).
- Press the On/Off button (8) to switch off the appliance.
- After you have removed the laundry, leave the door open and pull the dispensing drawer out slightly. This also allows the inside of the appliance to dry.
- Turn off the tap and take the mains plug out of the wall socket.
Additional functions
Child safety
The child lock protects your washing machine against inadvertent operation while cycles are running.
- To activate or deactivate the child lock, hold both buttons (7) and (10) simultaneously for more than 3 seconds.
When the child lock is activated
– the symbols appears on the display,
– however all buttons with the exception of the On/Off button (8) are disabled.
The child lock also remains activated after a power failure.
Start time preselection
As standard a cycle begins as soon as you have pressed the Start/Pause button (9).
However your washing machine also offers the option to delay the cycle start e.g. to take advantage of cheap off-peak energy tariffs:
- Prepare your washing machine as normal: Load laundry and detergent, open valve, switch on washing machine and set the desired cycle.
- Set the desired start delay by repeatedly pressing the button (4). Each time increases the start delay by one hour.
You can delay the start for up to 24 hours, after which the display returns to zero.
- Once you have set the delay time, press the Start/Pause button (9).
The cycle will now only start after the configured delay time has elapsed.
Custom cycle
Your washing machine also includes a "Custom ♥ cycle". The "Cotton" cycle is configured as standard here. But you can also store a custom cycle that you have adjusted and would like to use frequently.
Saving custom cycle
- Select the right cycle and make all desired changes (e.g. temperature, spin speed, pre-wash, etc.). Do not start the cycle yet.
- Press and hold the button (6) for approx. 3 seconds to save the cycle with all changes made.
A heart symbol ☀will appear to indicate that the custom cycle has been saved.
The custom cycle also remains saved after the appliance has been switched off.
Starting custom cycle
- You can select the custom cycle ("Custom ♥) using the cycle selector (2) and start as normal.
Time saving
You can reduce the cycle time with the option "Time saving". This is possible with the 6 blue-marked cycles and can be a sensible option for only slightly soiled laundry.
- Select one of the blue-marked cycles using the cycle selector (2).
- Press the (6) button.
The reduced cycle time and the symbol 📄 is shown on the display.
Disabling signal tones
Status messages and keys are normally accompanied by a tone. If you find these disruptive, you can disable the signal tones by pressing and holding buttons (3) and (11) simultaneously for approx. 3 seconds. The signal tones can be reactivated in the same way.
Washing tips
Preparation
Remove tissues and foreign objects such as needles, nails, coins, matches, paper clips, clips or similar from your pockets. Turn the pockets inside out if necessary and brush them out.
Sorting through laundry
The washing instructions of the textile manufacturer/the international care symbols on the labels contain precise information about how to handle each piece of laundry.
We recommend sorting through the laundry according to the following criteria:
- Type of fabric
- Boil wash/coloured wash (cotton)
– Easy-care synthetics
– Delicates, wool and hand wash - Colour
– Wash white laundry separately, otherwise it will turn grey.
– Wash new dark pieces separately at first, as they lose their colour a lot the first few times they are washed.
– Level of dirtiness
– If possible, remove stains when still fresh, otherwise they will become particularly stubborn.
– It is best to pre-treat stains with water and ox-gall soap.
Special materials
- Handle curtains especially carefully; it is easy to get loose threads. Only put them on a spin cycle if this is specified in the textile label.
- Remove the curtains' plastic and metal hooks before washing.
– Wash small and delicate pieces, such as baby socks, stockings and underwire bras, in a small pillowcase or small washbag.
Other tips
– Repair unstitched seams and tears before washing; sew up loose buttons tightly. Close zippers; tie apron strings etc.
– Empty the pockets of garments before washing; turn them inside out and brush them off if necessary.
- Turn trousers, knitwear, T-shirts and track-suits 'inside out' to protect the surface material.
The right washing load
The volume of washing you can load into the drum depends on the type and soiling of your laundry and the respective wash cycle (see "Programme table" on pages GB-11 and/or GB-11).
As a rule of thumb: Load dry washing up to one hand width below the upper edge of the drum. If you overfill the drum, it may affect the outcome of your wash.
It is best to weigh your washing before you do the wash. Some washing weights can be found in the following table:
| Typical washing weights | |
| Bed sheets approx. 550 g | |
| Duvet covers approx. 700 g | |
| Cushion covers approx. 180 g | |
| Tablecloths approx. 250 g | |
| Terry towels approx. 200 g | |
| Tea towels approx. 90 g | |
| Men's shirts approx. 250 g | |
| Women's nighties approx. 180 g | |
| Pyjamas approx. 450 g | |
| Bathrobes approx. 1200 g | |
| Work overalls (synthetic) approx. 300 g | |
| Handkerchiefs approx. 20 g | |
The right washing detergent
Do not use other cleaning agents, such as scouring powder, household cleaners, etc. These will damage the washing machine and your washing.
| Recommendations for washing detergent | |
| Type of laundry and textile | Recommended washing detergent |
| White laundry comprising boil-proof cotton or boil-proof linen | Heavy-duty detergent with bleaching agents and optical brighteners |
| Coloured laundry made from cotton or linen | Colour detergent without bleaching agents and optical brighteners |
| Coloured laundry made from easy-care fibres or synthetic material | Colour or mild detergent without optical brighteners |
| Delicate textiles, silk, viscose | Mild washing detergent |
| Wool Special wool detergent | detergent |
| Down jackets Special | detergent for down-lined jackets |
The right dosage
The motto ‘more is better’ does not apply to detergents and fabric-care products. They must be dosed properly to achieve the perfect wash result. Here are some tips:
- If necessary, use a smaller dosage of detergents and fabric-care products if the drum is not filled completely. For example, for half loads, only use about half the amount needed for a full drum.
– Always adjust the amount of detergent to the respective hardness of the water. If your tap water is soft, you need less detergent. Information about the water hardness in your area is provided by the waterworks responsible. The water hardness is also shown on the invoice from your water supplier. - Dose detergent according to how dirty your laundry is. Laundry that is less dirty requires less detergent.
– Highly concentrated detergent (also known as compact detergent) in particular requires accurate dosage. Even minor differences can have significant effects.
The following wash results are a sign of incorrect dosage of detergent.
Too much detergent:
– Heavy foam formation
– Poor washing and rinsing result
– Skin irritation caused by leftover detergent in the clothing
Not enough detergent
– Laundry turns grey
- 'Grease marks' (grey clumps of grease and dirt) on laundry
– Build-up of limescale deposits in the drum, heating elements and/or laundry
Care and maintenance
WARNING!
Risk of electric shock!
Touching live parts may result in severe injury or death.
■ Always unplug the power cord before cleaning the appliance.
■ Never pull the mains plug out of the socket by its cord, but always take hold of the mains plug.
■ Never spray the appliance with a water jet or a high-pressure cleaner.
NOTICE
Risk of damage to property!
Improper handling of the appliance may result in damage.
- Do not wash with harsh or abrasive detergents. They can damage the surfaces or make the rubber sleeve brittle and fragile.
- Do not use pointed, sharp or angular objects for cleaning the rubber sleeve. They can damage the rubber sleeves and make them leaky.
Regular checks
A few simple and regular checks can save you from unpleasant surprises. Check regularly whether
– the fittings of the inlet hose are sitting securely and are sealed when the valve is open;
– the outlet hose is sitting securely and tightly on the edge of the bath or on the siphon;
– the outlet hose is sitting tightly in the retaining clip at the point where it comes out of the casing;
- the inlet and outlet hoses are brittle, cracked or creased;
- the lint trap is closed tightly;
– the rubber sleeve of the door is free from foreign objects such as button, paper clips, etc.;
– the drum is free from foreign objects;
– the drum shows signs of rust.
Cleaning the door
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Line drawing of a hand holding a circular mechanical component (no text or symbols)- Pull back the folds of the rubber sleeve carefully and remove all objects from behind it.
- Wipe the door and rubber sleeve with a soft damp cloth on the outside and inside, and then wipe them both dry.
Cleaning the drum
- If you have used starch or fabric sizing, wipe out the drum with a moist cloth. After wiping, leave the door open to let the moisture inside evaporate.
Cleaning the dispensing drawer
- Pull the dispensing drawer (1) out as far as possible.
- Press the marking (33) and pull the dispensing drawer out completely.
- Carefully pull the insert (32) upwards and out.
- Rinse the drawer and insert under running water.
- Detergent residue in the drawer guide and compartments is best removed with a small dish-washing brush, bottle brush or toothbrush.
- Replace the insert in the dispensing drawer.
- Reinsert the dispensing drawer into the rinsing chamber.
Cleaning water inlet filter
If the water takes too long to reach the drum, the cause may be a clogged water inlet filter. There is a water inlet filter in both the inlet hose and the connecting nozzle for the inlet hose (14).
Cleaning filter in the inlet hose
- Close the valve.
- Switch off the appliance.
- Unscrew the inlet hose from the valve.
- Carefully lever the filter and gasket (35) from the union nut (34). To do this use e.g. a small screwdriver. Ensure you damage neither the filter nor the gasket. If the filter or gasket is damaged, replace the defective components.
- Rinse the filter under clean water. Use a soft cleaning brush, if necessary.
- Re-insert the filter and gasket, and screw the inlet hose back onto the valve.
Cleaning filter in the inlet hose connecting nozzle
- Unscrew the inlet hose from the appliance.
- Use pliers to remove the filter (36) from the inlet hose connecting nozzle (14).
- Rinse the filter under clean water. Use a soft cleaning brush, if necessary.
- Re-insert the filter.
- Firmly screw the inlet hose back onto the connecting nozzle (14).
- Open the valve for monitoring purposes and inspect the hose and the connections for leaks.
Cleaning the lint trap
WARNING!
Risk of scalding!
Improper handling of the appliance can lead to scalding caused by hot suds.
■ Let the suds cool before emptying.
NOTICE
Risk of damage to property!
A significant volume of water can flow out during emergency draining.
■ Place a sufficiently large receptacle below the outlet.
- Turn off the appliance and pull the mains plug out of the socket.
- Close the valve.
- Open the cover of the lint trap (12).
- Place a flat container underneath the lint trap.
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Diagram showing a rotating mechanical component with a circular arrow indicating rotation (no text or symbols)- Only open the lint trap anticlockwise to the point where water flows out.
- Once no more water is flowing out, completely unscrew the lint trap and remove it.
- Remove all foreign bodies and clean the lint trap under running water.
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Diagram of a piston-cylinder system with rotational arrow indicating motion (no text or labels)- Reinsert the lint trap and tighten.
- Fold the cover (12) back into position.
Emptying residual water
CAUTION!
Risk of injury!
The appliance is very heavy. Overexertion may cause injury.
■ Always move the appliance with the assistance of another person.
If there is a risk of frost, residual water must be emptied to prevent damage.
- Follow Steps 1–5 as described in Section "Cleaning the lint trap" on page GB-22.
- With the assistance of another person, tilt the appliance forward slightly to allow any residual water to drain from the appliance.
- Re-insert the lint trap and fold the cover back into position.
- Unscrew the inlet hose from the valve and remove the outlet hose from the bath and/or loosen it from the syphon.
- Also allow any residual water in the hoses to drain out.
Installing and connecting the washing machine
Installing the washing machine
Transport
CAUTION!
Risk of injury!
The appliance is very heavy. Improper handling may cause injury.
■ Never transport or carry the washing machine alone; always with the assistance of another person.
NOTICE
Risk of damage to property!
Improper handling of the appliance may result in damage.
■ If a trolley is used to move the washing machine, it must be lifted as shown on the packaging. Always transport the washing machine vertically and with a built-in transport safety device.
- Check whether the transport route and the installation site are suitable for the weight of the washing machine. If in doubt, ask your landlord or property management.
Installation site requirements
– The installation site must be frost-proof.
– A water connection as well as a bath or sink must be available.
– The ground must be secure, even, clean and dry. A rug or carpeted floor is unsuitable.
- If you would like to position your washing machine on rugs, carpet, parquet or wooden floors, place a sturdy wooden plate (at least 60 x 60) underneath the washing machine.
- If it is placed on a wooden plate or base, the screw-on feet should be fixed so that the appliance does not dislodge itself when spinning.
– Lay a smooth tiled floor or rubber mat under the screw-on feet.
Removing the transport safety devices
WARNING!
Risk of electric shock!
Touching live parts may result in severe injury or even death.
■ Make sure the appliance is not connected to the power supply whilst the transport safety devices are being removed or installed.
- Loosen the screws of the transport safety devices (16) using a 13 mm wrench.
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Mechanical assembly diagram showing a bolt inserted into a housing with a magnified inset view (no text or labels)- Remove the transport safety devices.
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Close the openings with the covers (c) supplied.
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Keep the transport safety devices in a safe place. Re-install the transport safety devices every time the appliance is moved - when moving home or returning the appliance!
Aligning the washing machine
Your washing machine must be precisely aligned for optimum function. All 4 feet are height-adjustable for this purpose.
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First loosen the contour nut (37) to screw or unscrew a foot.
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Manually screw or unscrew each foot until the washing machine is exactly horizontal and aligned.
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Finally twist the 4 contour nuts right up to the underside of the machine and tighten against the underside of the machine.
Connecting the washing machine
! NOTICE
Risk of damage to property!
Improper handling of the appliance may result in damage.
■ Only use the hoses supplied (water inlet and outlet hose). Do not use old hoses.
- Do not extend or replace the hoses with others.
■ The hoses should not be kinked or twisted.
■ CAUTION: Do not connect to the hot water supply.
■ Only connect the appliance to a water supply with an inlet water pressure between 0.1 MPa and 1.0 MPa (1.0 to 10.0 bar). For higher water pressure, a pressure regulator needs to be ordered. Contact your water company for the water pressure, if necessary.
■ Only hand-tighten the union nut of the inlet hose on the valve. Do not use a pipe wrench, otherwise the union nut may be damaged.
Creating a water drain
There are several options for connecting the outlet hose:
Variant 1: Connect outlet hose directly to a siphon.
Variant 2: Allow suds to drain into a floor drain.
Variant 3: Allow suds to drain into a wash basin or bath.
Fixing with a hose holder
CAUTION!
Risk of scalding!
■ Connect the hose to the drain or bath, ensuring the recoil force generated during draining will not cause the hose to slip.
■ Ensure the cross-section of the discharge pipe is large enough to prevent the suds overflowing.
■ Do not touch the suds being drained.
- Insert the end of the outlet hose into a hose holder. Hang this over the edge of a wash basin or a bath (suitable hose holders are available from specialist retailers or DIY stores.)
- Tether the hose holder tightly to ensure it cannot slip.
• Make sure that the end of the hose is not immersed in the drained suds.
Securing to a floor drain
CAUTION!
Risk of scalding!
■ Firmly secure the hose, ensuring the recoil force generated during draining will not cause the hose to slip out of the floor drain.
Securing on the syphon
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Diagram of a pipe fitting attached to a sink, showing tubing and a valve (no text or symbols)- Engage a professional to mount the outlet hose on an appliance connecting nozzle.
An unused appliance connecting nozzle contains a washer to prevent water flowing out. This washer must be replaced by a seal ring before connecting the outlet hose.
Creating a water inlet
You require a valve with a 34 -inch connecting thread for the water supply.
- Screw the angled end of the supply hose (b) hand-tight onto the connecting nozzle (14) on the rear of the washing machine.
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Line drawing of a faucet and valve assembly (no text or symbols)- Screw the other end of the supply hose hand-tight onto the water valve.
- Open the valve completely and check whether the connections on the appliance and on the valve are sealed.
- Then close the valve again.
Creating an electrical connection
WARNING!
Risk of electric shock!
Touching live parts may result in severe injury or death.
- Do not put into operation if the mains cord is faulty or the appliance displays other visible damage.
- Do not operate the appliance with an external timer or a separate remote control system and do not connect to a multi-socket.
- Insert the mains plug into an easily accessible, properly installed and fused earthed socket (220-240 V, 50 Hz, 10 A).
Carry out a test run
The appliance requires an initial wash cycle without laundry, but with detergent. The aim of this is to rinse out possible residues from production.
Requirements
- You have read the “Safety” chapter from page GB-4 and understand all the safety instructions.
– The transportation packaging is removed and the appliance is prepared as described in chapter “Installing and connecting the washing machine” on page GB-23.
– The inlet hose (b) and the outlet hose (15) are properly connected.
Any residual water merely indicates that the washing machine function was fac-ested.
- Check whether the inlet hose (b) and the outlet hose (15) are securely connected.
- Open the valve completely.
- Make sure that the drum is empty.
- Push the appliance door tightly closed.
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Liquid detergent Powder detergent
- Adjust the partition (31) depending on the detergent you are using.
- Dispense detergent into the left chamber II in accordance with the manufacturer instructions.
- Switch on the appliance with the On/Off button (8).
- Set the cycle selector (2) to the setting "Express 15".
- Press the Start/Pause button (9). The wash cycle begins. The remaining washing time and the wash cycle status displayed: Wash, rinse, spin. "End" is displayed once the cycle is finished.
- Press the On/Off button (8) to switch off the appliance.
- Pull out the mains plug.
- Close the valve.
Start-up is now finished.
Troubleshooting table
Malfunctions can occur in all electrical appliances. This does not necessarily mean there is a defect in the appliance. For this reason, please check the tables to see if you can correct the malfunction.
WARNING!
Risk of electric shock! The appliance operates with dangerous voltages.
- Never try to repair a defective or suspected defective appliance yourself. You can put your own and future users' lives in danger. Only authorised specialists are allowed to carry out this repair work.
| Wash result is not satisfactory | ||
| Problem Possible causes | Solutions, tips | |
| Wash result is dissatisfactory/poor. | Not enough detergent used. Dispense | se detergent in accordance with the manufacturer instructions. Observe water hardness! |
| Water is too hard. Dispense detergent as prescribed by the manufacturer for the water hardness. | ||
| Too much laundry in the drum. Only load the maximum intended amount of washing into the machine. | ||
| Water temperature too low. Wash laundry at a higher temperature. Use another wash cycle, if necessary. | ||
| Stains weren't pre-treated. Treat stains with ox-gall soap or stain remover if necessary. | ||
| Too much foam is created during the wash cycle. | Too much detergent used. Next time, use less detergent. | |
| Detergent is not suitable for washing machines. | Use detergent suitable for washing machines. | |
| Laundry is discoloured. | Laundry was washed at a temperature that was too hot. | Observe Chapter “Washing tips” on page GB-18”. Bleach laundry carefully if necessary. |
| Whites and colours were not separated. | ||
| Laundry has mould stains. | Damp and/or worn laundry was left in the washing drum. | Remove mould stains carefully before the next wash, preferably with a special cleaner. Ask for advice at a chemist's. |
| Detergent residue on laundry. | Too much detergent used. Dispense | e detergent in accordance with the manufacturer instructions. |
| Colours of the laundry have faded. | Detergent contains bleaching agent. | Use colour freshener if necessary (available at chemist's). In future, use detergent without bleaching agent. |
| Stain remover or similar was used. | ||
| Malfunction | ||
| Problem Possible causes | es Solutions, tips | |
| Appliance does not work. | Mains plug is not sitting properly in the socket or is not plugged in. | Plug it into the socket properly. |
| Socket has no voltage. Check fuse; | switch on if necessary. | |
| Wash cycle does not start. | Door is not closed properly. Close door properly. (A 'click' must be heard.) | |
| Cycle was not started. Press Start/Pause button (9). | ||
| Appliance is not receiving water. | Valve is closed. Open valve. | |
| Door is not closed properly. Close door properly. | ||
| Inlet hose is bent. Check inlet hose; | dismantle if necessary and re-align. | |
| Filters in the inlet hose are clogged. | Clean filters in the inlet hose; see page GB-21. | |
| Water is not being pumped. | Outlet hose is clogged or bent. Check outlet hose; | dismantle if necessary and re-align. |
| Water is escaping (appliance "leaking".) | Inlet or outlet hose is not screwed on tightly enough. | Screw down inlet or outlet hose down tighter. |
| Lint trap not closed properly. Close lint trap properly; see page GB-22. | ||
| Appliance is unsteady or vibrating strongly. | Transport security device(s) wasn't/weren't removed. | Remove transport safety device(s). |
| Appliance was not installed or aligned properly. | Install or align appliance properly. | |
| The laundry in the drum is heavy or distributed unevenly. | Suspend the wash cycle and re-start it to distribute the laundry more evenly. | |
| Spin cycle is not running or is slow. | The imbalance correction system for imbalanced drum loads is running. | No error. Once the laundry is distributed evenly, the spin cycle starts automatically. |
| During the wash cycle, no water can be seen in the drum through the glass panel. | This is not an error. The water is at the bottom of the drum. | |
| Door won't open after the wash cycle has finished. | This is not an error. The opening mechanism contains a safety device that keeps the door closed another 2 minutes or so after the wash cycle has finished. | Press and hold Start/Pause button (9) for approx. 3 seconds to unlock the door. |
| The display shows an error code | ||
| Problem | Possible causes Solutions, tips | |
| E30 | Door is not closed properly. Close | door properly.If the problem persists, please contact our Service Centre (see GB-33). |
| E10 | Problems with the water inlet.The water pressure may be too low, or the water valve is closed. | If necessary, open the valve completely.Check filters in the inlet hose and clean, if necessary.If the problem persists, please contact our Service Centre (see page GB-33). |
| E21 | Pump defective, lint trap clogged or kink in the outlet hose. | Cleaning the lint trap.Check outlet hose and correct position.If the problem persists, please contact our Service Centre (see page GB-33). |
| E12 | Too much water in the appliance. | Switch the washing machine off and on again.If the problem persists, please contact our Service Centre (see page GB-33). |
| EXX | Other faults Please contact our Service Centre (see page GB-33). | |
Environmental protection
Disposing of old electrical devices in an environmentally-friendly manner
Electrical appliances contain harmful substances and valuable resources.
Every consumer is therefore required by law to dispose of old elec-
trical appliances at an authorised collection or return point. They will thus be made available for environmentally-sound, resource-saving recycling.
You can dispose of old electrical appliances free of charge at your local recycling centre.
Please contact your dealer directly for more information about this topic.
Packaging
Our packaging is made from environ- y friendly, recyclable materials:
– Outer packaging made of cardboard
- Moulded parts made of foamed, CFC-free polystyrene (PS)
– Films and bags made of polyethylene (PE)
– Tension bands made of polypropylene (PP)
- Saving energy also protects against excessive global warming. Your new appliance uses little energy due to its environmentally friendly insulation and technology.
Please dispose of packaging in an environmentally friendly manner.
Service
In order for us to help you quickly, please tell us:
| Name of appliance Model Article number | ||
| hanseatic Fully Automatic Washing Machine | HWMB714A3 993 | 74253 |
| HWMB814A3 478 | 803511 |
Advice, order and complaint
Please contact your mail order company's customer service centre if
– the delivery is incomplete,
– the appliance is damaged during transport,
– you have questions about your appliance,
- a problem cannot be fixed using the troubleshooting table.
Repairs, replacement parts and accessories
Customers in Germany
- Please contact our technical service: Tel. 018 06 18 05 00 (from landline 20 cents/call, mobile max. 60 cents/call)
Customers in Austria
- Please contact your mail order company's customer service centre or product advice centre.
Please note:
You are responsible for the condition of the appliance and its proper use in the household. If you call out for customer service due to an operating error, you will incur charges, even during the guarantee/warranty period. Damage resulting from non-compliance with this manual unfortunately cannot be recognised.
Technical specifications
| Item number | 99374253 |
| Name of appliance | Washing Machine |
| Model identifier | HMWB714A3 |
| Supply voltage / frequency / fuse | 220 - 240 V, 50 Hz, 10 A |
| Rated power | 2050 W |
| Device measurements (Height × Width × Depth with connections) | 85,0 cm × 59,5 cm × 56,5 cm |
| Unloaded weight | 61 kg |
| Water pressure | 0,05 - 1 bar |
| Item number | 47803511 |
| Name of appliance | Washing Machine |
| Model identifier | HWMB814A3 |
| Supply voltage / frequency / fuse | 220 - 240 V, 50 Hz, 10 A |
| Rated power | 2000 W |
| Device measurements (Height × Width × Depth with connections) | 85,0 cm × 59,5 cm × 56,5 cm |
| Unloaded weight | 68 kg |
| Water pressure | 0,05 - 1 bar |
Product fiche concerning Regulation (EU) No 1061/2010
| Trade mark | hanseatic |
| Model identifier | 99374253 / HWMB714A3 |
| Rated capacity in kg of cotton | 7 |
| Energy efficiency class on a scale from A+++ (most efficient) to D (least efficient) | A+++ |
| Energy consumption 170 per year, based on 220 standard washing cycles for cotton programmes at 60 °C and 40 °C at full and partial load, and the consumption of the low-power modes. Actual energy consumption will depend on how the appliance is used. | |
| Energy consumption 60 °C cotton programme at full load | 0,86 kWh |
| Energy consumption 60 °C cotton programme at partial load | 0,82 kWh |
| Energy consumption 40 °C cotton programme at partial load | 0,53 kWh |
| weighted power consumption of the off-mode | 0,50 W |
| weighted power consumption of the left-on mode | 1,00 W |
| Water consumption 8800 litres per year, based on 220 standard washing cycles for cotton programmes at 60 °C and 40 °C at full and partial load. Actual water consumption will depend on how the appliance is used. | |
| Spin-drying efficiency class on a scale from G (least efficient) to A (most efficient) | B |
| Maximum spin speed | 1400 rpm |
| Remaining moisture content | 53 % |
| The standard programme Baumwolle 60 °C with arrow und Baumwolle 40 °C with arrow are the standard washing programmes to which the information in the label and the fiche relates. These programmes are suitable to clean normally soiled cotton laundry and they are the most efficient programmes in terms of combined energy and water consumption. | |
| Programme time of 60 °C cotton programme at full load | 180 min |
| Programme time of 60 °C cotton programme at partial load | 190 min |
| Programme time of 40 °C cotton programme at partial load | 165 min |
| Duration of the left-on mode | 1 min |
| Airborne acoustical noise emissions during washing | 59 dB(A) re 1 pW |
| Airborne acoustical noise emissions during spinning | 78 dB(A) re 1 pW |
| Built in | no |
The values indicated above have been measured under standardised laboratory conditions pursuant to EN 60456 and EN 60704-2-4.
| Trade mark | hanseatic |
| Model identifier | 47803511 / HMWB814A3 |
| Rated capacity in kg of cotton | 8 |
| Energy efficiency class on a scale from A+++ (most efficient) to D (least efficient) | A+++ |
| Energy consumption 196 per year, based on 220 standard washing cycles for cotton programmes at 60 °C and 40 °C at full and partial load, and the consumption of the low-power modes. Actual energy consumption will depend on how the appliance is used. | |
| Energy consumption 60 °C cotton programme at full load | 1,06 kWh |
| Energy consumption 60 °C cotton programme at partial load | 0,84 kWh |
| Energy consumption 40 °C cotton programme at partial load | 0,62 kWh |
| weighted power consumption of the off-mode | 0,50 W |
| weighted power consumption of the left-on mode | 1,00 W |
| Water consumption 9900 litres per year, based on 220 standard washing cycles for cotton programmes at 60 °C and 40 °C at full and partial load. Actual water consumption will depend on how the appliance is used. | |
| Spin-drying efficiency class on a scale from G (least efficient) to A (most efficient) | B |
| Maximum spin speed | 1400 rpm |
| Remaining moisture content | 53 % |
| The standard programme Baumwolle 60 °C with arrow und Baumwolle 40 °C with arrow are the standard washing programmes to which the information in the label and the fiche relates. These programmes are suitable to clean normally soiled cotton laundry and they are the most efficient programmes in terms of combined energy and water consumption. | |
| Programme time of 60 °C cotton programme at full load | 190 min |
| Programme time of 60 °C cotton programme at partial load | 175 min |
| Programme time of 40 °C cotton programme at partial load | 165 min |
| Duration of the left-on mode | 1 min |
| Airborne acoustical noise emissions during washing | 59 dB(A) re 1 pW |
| Airborne acoustical noise emissions during spinning | 78 dB(A) re 1 pW |
| Built in | no |
The values indicated above have been measured under standardised laboratory conditions pursuant to EN 60456 and EN 60704-2-4.