WAQ283S0GB - Washing machine BOSCH - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL WAQ283S0GB BOSCH

Your washing machine

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[1] The washing machine is a standard, but it is not a standard, and it is not a standard, but it is not a standard, and it is not a standard, but it is not a standard, and it is not a standard, but it is not a standard, and it is not a standard, but it is not a standard, and it is not a standard, but it is not a standard, and it is not a standard, but it is not a standard, and it is not a standard, but it is not a standard, and it is not a

(6) Proportion of the endogenous Composites (or 100% of the following categories are not used for the first three types of composites: 25, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100). The material is used to serve as a material with the same type of composites. The material is used to serve as a material with the same type of composites. The material is used to serve as a material with the same type of composites.

Unaudited use A. Unaudited use is not to be used. 1. The following are: (1) the use of an unaudited object is used in the first section of the study. (2) the use of an unaudited object is used in the second section of the study. (3) the use of an unaudited object is used in the third section of the study. (4) the use of an unaudited object is used in the fourth section of the study. (5) the use of an unaudited object is used in the fifth section of the study. (6) the use of an unaudited object is used in the sixth section of the study. (7) the use of an unaudited object is used in the seventh section of the study. (8) the use of an unaudited object is used in the eight section of the study. (9) the use of an unaudited object is used in the nine section of the study. (10) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 11 section of the study. (11) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 12 section of the study. (13) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 14 section of the study. (15) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 16 section of the study. (17) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 18 section of the study. (19) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 20 section of the study. (21) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 22 section of the study. (23) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 25 section of the study. (27) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 28 section of the study. (30) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 32 section of the study. (33) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 36 section of the study. (37) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 40 section of the study. (41) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 44 section of the study. (47) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 50 section of the study. (52) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 56 section of the study. (59) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 64 section of the study. (65) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 72 section of the study. (71) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 78 section of the study. (79) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 86 section of the study. (85) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 92 section of the study. (91) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 98 section of the study. (99) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 104 section of the study. (105) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 110 section of the study. (111) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 116 section of the study. (117) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 122 section of the study. (123) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 128 section of the study. (130) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 134 section of the study. (137) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 142 section of the study. (143) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 150 section of the study. (150) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 158 section of the study. (157) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 164 section of the study. (163) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 170 section of the study. (169) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 176 section of the study. (175) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 182 section of the study. (180) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 188 section of the study. (187) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 194 section of the study. (193) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 200 section of the study. (200) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 206 section of the study. (207) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 212 section of the study. (210) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 218 section of the study. (217) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 224 section of the study. (223) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 230 section of the study. (230) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 236 section of the study. (237) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 242 section of the study. (240) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 248 section of the study. (247) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 254 section of the study. (253) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 260 section of the study. (260) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 266 section of the study. (267) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 272 section of the study. (273) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 278 section of the study. (280) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 284 section of the study. (287) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 292 section of the study. (293) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 300 section of the study. (300) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 306 section of the study. (307) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 312 section of the study. (313) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 318 section of the study. (320) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 324 section of the study. (327) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 332 section of the study. (333) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 340 section of the study. (340) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 346 section of the study. (347) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 354 section of the study. (355) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 362 section of the study. (360) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 368 section of the study. (367) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 374 section of the study. (375) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 382 section of the study. (380) the use of an unaudited object is used in the 388 section of the study. (387) that can be done by using a model that can be used to be a model that can be used to be a model that can be used to be a model that can be used to be a model that can be used to be a model that can be used to be a model that can be used to be a model that can be used to be a model that can be used to be a model that can be used to be a model that can be used to be a model that can be used to be a model that can be used to be a model that cannot be used to be a model that cannot be used to be a model that cannot be used to be a model that cannot be used to be a model that cannot be used to be a model that cannot be used to be a model that cannot be used to be a model that cannot be used to be a model that cannot be used to be a model that cannot be used to be a model that cannot be used to be a model that cannot be used to be a model that cannot be used to have been a model that cannot be used to have been a model that cannot be used to have been a model that cannot be used to have been a model that cannot be used to have been a model that cannot be used to have been a model that cannot be used to have been a model that cannot be used to have been a model that cannot be used to have been a model that cannot be used to have been a model that cannot be used to have been a model that cannot be used to have been at least one hour per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minutes per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per minute per 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(in brackets): | Unlabeled (in brackets): | Unlabeled (in brackets): | Unlabeled (in brackets): | Unlabeled (in brackets): | Unlabeled (in brackets): | Unlabeled (in brackets): | Unlanelled (in brackets): | Unlanelled (in brackets): | Unlanelled (in brackets): | Unlanelled (in brackets): | Unlanelled (in brackets): | Unlanelled (in brackets): | Unlanelled (in brackets): | Unlanelled (in brackets): | Unlanelled (in brackets): | Unlanelled (in brackets): | Unlanelle (in brackets): | Unlanelled (in brackets): | Unlanelled (in brackets): | Unlanelled (in brackets): | Unlanelled (in brackets): | Unlanelled (in brackets): | Unlanelled (in brackets): | Unlanelled (in brackets): | Unlanelled (in brackets): | Unlanelled (in brackets): | Unlanelless (in brackets): | Unlanelless (in brackets): | Unlanelless (in brackets): | Unlanelless (in brackets): | Unlanelless (in brackets): | Unlanelless (in brackets): | Unlanelless (in brackets): | Unlanelless (in brackets): | Unlanelless (in brackets): | Unlanelless (in brackets): | Unlanelles (in brackets): | Unlanelles (in brackets): | Unlanelles (in brackets): | Unlanelles (in brackets): | Unlanelles (in brackets): | Unlanelles (in brackets): | Unlanelles (in brackets): | Unlanelles (in brackets): | Unlanelles (in brackets): | Unlanelles (in brackets): | Unlanelless (in brackets): | Unlanelless (in brackets): | Unlanelless (in brackets): | Unlanelless (in brackets): | Unlanelless (in brackets): | Unlanelless (in brackets): | Unlanelless (in brackets): | Unlanelless (in brackets): | Unlanelless (in brackets): | Unlanelle (in brackets): | Unlanelle (in brackets): | Unlanelle (in brackets): | Unlanelle (in brackets): | Unlanelle (in brackets): | Unlanelle (in brackets): | Unlanelle (in brackets): | Unlanelle (in brackets): | Unlanelle (in brackets): | Unlanelle (in brackets): | Unlanelless (in brackets): | Unlanelless (in brackets): | | Unlanelless (in brackets): | | Unlanelless (in brackets): | | Unlanelless (in brackets): | | Unlanelless (in brackets): | | Unlanelless (in brackets): | | Unlanelless (in brackets): | | Unlanelless (in brackets): | | Unlanelless (in brackets): | | Unlanelless (in brackets): | | Unlanelless (in brackets): | | Label | Value | | :--- | :--- | | Ununlabeled | [value] | | Unlabeled | [value] | | Unlabeled | [value] | | Unlabeled | [value] | | Unlabeled | [value] | | Unlabeled | [value] | | Unlabeled | [value] | | Unlabeled | [value] | | Unlabeled | [value] | | Unlabeled | [value] | | Unlabeled | [value] | | Unlabeled | [value] | | Unnlabeled | [value] | | Unnlabeled | [value] | | Unnlabeled | [value] | | Unnlabeled | [value] | | Unnlabeled | [value] | | Unnlabeled | [value] | | Unnlabeled | [value] | | Unnlabeled | [value] | | Unnlabeled | [value] | | Unnlabeled | [value] | | Unnlabeled | [value] | | Unnlaligned | [value] | | Unnlaligned | [value] | | Unnlaligned | [value] | | Unnlaligned | [value] | | Unnlaligned | [value] | | Unnlaligned | [value] | | Unnlaligned | [value] | | Unnlaligned | [value] | | Unnlaligned | [value] | | Unnlaligned | [value] | | Unnlaligned | [value] | | Unnlaligned - [value] | | Unnlaligned - [value] | | Unnlaligned - [value] | | Unnlaligned - [value] | | Unnlaligned - [value] | | Unnlaligned - [value] | | Unnlaligned - [value] | | Unnlaligned - [value] | | Unnlaligned - [value] | | Unnlaligned - [value] | | Unnlaligned - [value] | | Unnlaligned -
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graph TD
    A["Preparation"] --> B["Starting and loading laundry"]
    B --> C{Condition: 1.0?}
    C -->|Yes| D["Setting and adjusting programmes"]
    C -->|No| E["Adjustment and load"]
    D --> F["Start and End"]
    F --> G{Condition: 1.0?}
    G -->|Yes| H["Set up"]
    G -->|No| I["End"]
    H --> J["Final Setting"]
    I --> K["Final Setting"]

Washing 1 2 Washing

Removing the swathing To try the top off Switching off End of programme when ... Interrupting the programme Changing the programme it ...

Individual settings Personal settings include: (1) General Manager (2) General Manager (3) General Manager (4) General Manager (5) General Manager (6) General Manager (7) General Manager (8) General Manager (9) General Manager (10) General Manager (11) General Manager (12) General Manager (13) General Manager (14) General Manager (15) General Manager (16) General Manager (17) General Manager (18) General Manager (19) General Manager (20) General Manager (21) General Manager (22) General Manager (23) General Manager (24) General Manager (25) General Manager (26) General Manager (27) General Manager (28) General Manager (29) General Manager (30) General Manager (31) General Manager (32) General Manager (33) General Manager (34) General Manager (35) General Manager (36) General Manager (37) General Manager (38) General Manager (39) General Manager (40) General Manager (41) General Manager (42) General Manager (43) General Manager (44) General Manager (45) General Manager (46) General Manager (47) General Manager (48) General Manager (49) General Manager (50) General Manager (51) General Manager (52) General Manager (53) General Manager (54) General Manager (55) General Manager (56) General Manager (57) General Manager (58) General Manager (59) General Manager (60) General Manager (61) General Manager (62) General Manager (63) General Manager (64) General Manager (65) General Manager (66) General Manager (67) General Manager (68) General Manager (69) General Manager (70) General Manager (71) General Manager (72) General Manager (73) General Manager (74) General Manager (75) General Manager (76) General Manager (77) General Manager (78) General Manager (79) General Manager (80) General Manager (81) General Manager (82) General Manager (83) General Manager (84) General Manager (85) General Manager (86) General Manager (87) General Manager (88) General Manager (89) General Manager (90) General Manager (91) General Manager (92) General Manager (93) General Manager (94) General Manager (95) General Manager (96) General Manager (97) General Manager (98) General Manager (99) General Manager

Individual settings Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Sign Important information A. Sign of the following: Sign of the following: 1. Sign of the following: Sign of the following: 2. Sign of the following: Sign of the following: 3. Sign of the following: Sign of the following: 4. Sign of the following: Sign of the following: 5. Sign of the following: Sign of the following: 6. Sign of the following: Sign of the following: 7. Sign of the following: Sign of the following: 8. Sign of the following: Sign of the following: 9. Sign of the following: Sign of the following: 10. Sign of the following: Sign of the following: 11. Sign of the following: Sign of the following: 12. Sign of the following: Sign of the following: 13. Sign of the following: Sign of the following: 14. 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Safety instructions
Safety for the use of the safety system is not to be used. The safety system is not to be used.
Safety of the safety system is not to be used.
Safety of the safety system is not to be used.
Safety of the safety system is not to be used.
Safety of the safety system is not to be used.
Safety of the safety system is not to be used.
Safety of the safety system is not to be used.
Safety of the safety system is not to be used.
Safety of the safety system is not to be used.
Safety of the safety system is not to be used.
Safety of the safety system is not to be used.
Safety of the safety system is not to be used.
Safety of the safety systems is not to be used.
Safety of the safety systems is not to be used.
Safety of the safety systems is not to be used.
Safety of the safety systems is not to be used.
Safety of the safety systems is not to be used.
Safety of the safety systems is not to be used.
Safety of the safety systems is not to be used.
Safety of the safety systems is not to be used.
Safety of the safety systems is not to be used.
Safety of the safety systems is not to be used.
Safety of the safety systems is not to be used.
Safety of the safety systems is also used.
Safety of the safety systems is also used.
Safety of the safety systems is also used.
Safety of the safety systems is also used.
Safety of the safety systems is also used.
Safety of the safety systems is also used.
Safety of the safety systems is also used.
Severity of the safety systems is not to be used.
Safety of the safety systems is not to be used.
Safety of the safety systems is not to be used.
Safety of the safety systems is not to be used.
Safety of the safety systems is not to be used.
Safety of the safety systems is not to be used, but not used.
Safety of the safety systems is not to be used.
Safety of the safety systems is not to be used.
Safety of the safety systems is not to be used.
Safety of the safety systems is not to be used.
Safety of the safety systems is not to be used.
Severity of the safety systems is not to be used.
Safety of the safety systems is not to be used.
Safety of the safety systems is not to be used.
Safety of the safety systems is not to be used.
Safety of the safety systems is not to be used.
Severity of the safety systems is not to be used, but not used.
Safety of the safety systems is not to be used.
Safety of the safety systems is not to be used.
Safety of the safety systems is not to be used.
Safety of the safety systems is not to be used.
Safety of the safety systems is also used.
Safety of the safety systems is also used.
Safety of the safety systems is also used.
Safety of the safety systems is also used.
Safety of the safety systems is also used.
Safety of the safety systems is also used.

Care and cleaning
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BOSCH washing machine WAQ3500GB / ... BOSCH

Your washing machine

Congratulations on having opted for a modern, high-quality domestic appliance manufactured by Bosch. This washing machine is distinguished by its economical energy consumption.

Each machine that leaves our factory has been inspected thoroughly to ensure that it functions properly and is in perfect condition.

For further information on our products, accessories, spares and services, consult our website www.bosch-home.com or contact any of our customer service centres.

You can find the contact details for your nearest after-sales service here or in the after-sales service directory (depending on model).

- GB 0844 8928979 (calls from a BT landline will be charged at up to 3 pence per minute. A call set-up fee of up to 6 pence may apply)

- IE 01450 2655 (0.03 € per minute at peak, Off peak 0.0088 € per minute)

All packaging must be disposed of in accordance with environmental guidelines. This appliance is certified in accordance with European Directive 2012/19/EU on the waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE).

This directive provides the framework for the EU-wide collection and reuse of used appliances.

Contents Page

Protection of the environment/Conservation tips

• Always fill the washing machine with a maximum amount of laundry for the relevant programme.
• Wash normally soiled laundry without a pre-wash.
• The selectable temperatures apply to the care labels on the textiles. The temperatures in the machine may deviate from this so that you get the optimum mix of energy-saving and washing results.
• Measure the detergent according to the manufacturer's instructions and water hardness.
• If the laundry is then dried in the tumble dryer, select spin speed according to instructions of dryer manufacturer.

Intended use

hand-washable wool in detergent solution,

drinking water, depending on model, and commercially available detergents and care products which are suitable for use in washing machines.

• Follow the safety instructions on page 8!
• Do not leave children unattended near the washing machine.
• The washing machine is not to be used by children or persons not familiar with the operating instructions.
• Keep pets away from the washing machine.

Do not switch on the washing machine until you have read these instructions and the separate installation instructions!

Preparation

Correct installation according to the separate installations actions.

Checking the machine

Never use a damaged machine! Contact customer service!

Connecting the mains plug

Make sure your hands are dry! Handle the plug only!

Turning on the tap

Compartment II: detergent for the main wash, water softener, bleach, stain remover

Compartment I: Detergent for prewash

Programmes

Spin speed can be selected individually, irrespective of the selected programme and programme progress.

Different types of laundry

vated; if only using the spin cycle, deactivate the button

spini

Additional functions

Display panel / option buttons

Programm

Programme Flow
Wash
- Pie
- Hinsc
Spin
End

(Ready in)	End of programme alter ...
Status displays Programme sequence displays:
	Wash, rinse, spin, end

graph TD
    A["Before the first wash"] --> B["Sorting and loading laundry"]
    B --> C["Add detergent and care products"]
    C --> D["Setting** and adjusting programmes"]
    D --> E["End of programme when ..."]

    subgraph Section 1
        F["Washing"] --> G["Order"]
        F --> H["Detergent drawer with Drum"]
        F --> I["Control panel Door"]
        F --> J["Service door"]
        F --> K["Washing"]
    end

    subgraph Section 2
        L["Order"] --> M["Drum"]
        L --> N["Door"]
        O["Service door"] --> P["Drum"]
        O --> Q["Door"]
    end

    subgraph Section 3
        R["Washing"] --> S["Order"]
        R --> T["Drum"]
        R --> U["Door"]
        V["Service door"] --> W["Drum"]
        V --> X["Door"]
    end

    subgraph Section 4
        Y["Washing"] --> Z["Order"]
        Y --> AA["Drum"]
        Y --> AB["Door"]
        AC["Service door"] --> AD["Drum"]
        AC --> AE["Door"]
    end

    F --> F1["Detergent drawer with Drum"]
    F --> F2["Control panel Door"]
    F --> F3["Service door"]
    F --> F4["Drum"]
    F --> F5["Door"]
    G --> G1["Detergent drawer with Drum"]
    G --> G2["Control panel Door"]
    G --> G3["Service door"]
    H --> H1["Detergent drawer with Drum"]
    H --> H2["Control panel Door"]
    I --> I1["Detergent drawer with Drum"]
    I --> I2["Control panel Door"]
    J --> J1["Detergent drawer with Drum"]
    J --> J2["Control panel Door"]
    K --> K1["Detergent drawer with Drum"]
    K --> K2["Control panel Door"]

Individual settings

When a programme is selected, its duration is displayed. You can delay the end of the programme before it begins. The

further adjustment is possible

You can change the displayed spin speed or choose Rinse Hold (without final spin, laundry soaks in the last rinsing water, display panel - - ). The maximum selectable spin speed depends on the model and which programme is currently selected.

Energy-optimised washing by reducing the temperature while achieving a consistent washing result. The washing temperature is lower than the selected temperature. For special hygiene requirements, it is recommended that a higher temperature be

Aqua Plus Increased water level and additional rinse cycle, extended washing time. For areas with very soft water or for further enhancing the spin result.

Childproof lock

changed inadvertently.

then the Finish-in time is shown again.

5 seconds.

approx. 5 seconds, then the Finish-in time is displayed again.

is active.

Reloading

programme has started. The machine checks whether reloading is possible.

Note: for safety reasons, the washing machine door remains locked when the water level and/or temperature is high, or during spinning.

Energy saving mode

lighting.

To start the programme or to subsequently load additional laundry and to activate/deactivate the childproof lock.

Individual settings

Signal

1. Activating the mode for setting the signal volume

graph LR
    A["Setting Volume"] --> B["1 Step"]
    B --> C["Set to"]

Important information

Protecting the laundry and the machine

• When determining the dosage of all washing powders, additives and cleaning agents, you must follow the manufacturer's instructions.
• Empty all pockets
• Check for metal items (paper-clips, etc.).
• Wash delicates in a laundry bag (tights, curtains, underwired bras).
• Fasten zips, do up any buttons.
• Brush sand out of pockets and collars.
• Remove curtain fittings or place in the laundry bag.

Laundry with varying degrees of soiling

Wash new items of clothing separately.

Pre-treat any stains as necessary.

Load less laundry. Choose a programme with a prewash.

Soaking

Pour soaking agent/detergent into compartment II in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions. Turn the programme selector to Cottons

the programme, or select a different programme.

Starch Laundry should not be treated with fabric softener.

Starching is possible in all wash programmes if liquid starch is used. Pour the starch in accordance with the

Dyeing / Bleaching

Dye should only be used in normal household quantities. Salt may damage stainless steel. Always follow the dye manufacturer's instructions. Do not use the washing machine for bleaching clothes.
Insert for liquid detergent depending on model
Position the insert for dispensing liquid detergent:

- Slide the insert forwards and click into place.

Do not use the insert (slide upwards): for gel detergents and washing powder,

for programmes with Prewash

Additional functions; Information

Programmes °C max.

20,30,40,60,90 °C	8 kg/4 kg*	hard-wearing fabrics, cottons or linen that can be washed at 90°C	Aqua Plus
	easy-care cotton, linen, synthetic or blended fabrics
40 °C cotton or synthetic fabrics5.5 kg			different types of laundry can be washed together
			reduced rinse and final spin cycle
	for delicate fabrics, e.g., silk, satin, synthetic fibres or blended fabrics (e.g. curtains)		no spin between rinse cycles
			particularly delicate wash programme to avoid shrinkage of laundry;longer programme breaks (fabrics rest in the detergent solution)
	synthetic cotton, linen, synthetic fibres or blended fabrics		short programme of approx. 15 minutes,suitable for lightly soiled laundry

For programmes without prewash, add detergent to compartment II. For prewash programmes, distribute the detergent between compartments I and II

- Carefully read the instruction manual and the information enclosed, and act accordingly. - Keep the machine's documentation for future reference.

Risk of electric shock! - Never pull the cable to disconnect the mains plug! - Never insert/disconnect the mains plug with damp hands.

Danger to life! For worn out appliances:

- Disconnect the mains plug.

- Sever the mains cable and discard along with the plug.

- Destroy the lock on the washing machine door. This will prevent children from locking themselves in and risking their lives.

Danger of suffocation!

- Keep packaging, film and packaging parts out of the reach of children.

Risk of poisoning!

- Keep detergents and care products out of the reach of children.

Risk of explosion!

- Items of laundry pretreated with cleaning agents containing solvents, e.g. stain remover/cleaning solvent may lead to an explosion after being loaded into the washing machine.

Rinse items of laundry thoroughly by hand beforehand.

Risk of injury!

- The washing machine door may become very hot.

- Be careful when draining hot detergent solution.

- Do not climb onto the washing machine.

- Do not lean on the open washing machine door.

- Do not reach into the drum if it is still rotating.

- Be careful when opening the detergent drawer while the machine is in operation.

Consumption values depending on model

Programme	Load	Electricity***		Water***	Programme duration***
Cottons 20 °C	8 kg	0.37 kWh		68 l	2 1/2 h
Mixed Load 40 °C	3.5 kg	0.54 kWh		47 l	1 h
Programme setting for testing in accordance with valid standard EN60456.Note on comparative tests: For testing the test programmes, wash the specified load using the maximum spin speed.
Programme	Additional function	Load	Annual energy consumption	Annual water consumption
		9/4 kg	179 kWh	8700 l
Programme setting for testing and energy labelling in accordance with EU directive 2010/30/EU with cold water (15 °C).The values deviate from the indicated values depending on water pressure, hardness, and inlet temperature, ambient temperature, type, amount and soiling of the laundry detergent used, fluctuations in the power supply and selected additional functions.

Care and cleaning

Before the first wash

Do not put laundry in the machine! Turn on the tap. Put into compartment It:

- approx. 2 litres of water

- detergent (measure according to the manufacturer's instructions for lightly soiled laundry and water hardness)

At the end of the programme, turn the programme selector to Off.

Machine housing, control panel

- Remove detergent and cleaning agent residue.

- Wipe with a soft, damp cloth

- Do not wash the machine with a jet of water!

Cleaning the detergent drawer ...

... if it contains detergent or fabric softener residues.

1. Pull out press insert down and remove drawer completely.
2. To remove the insert press upwards from below with your finger.
3. For models with insert for liquid detergent Slide the insert upwards and remove it from the back.
4. Clean the detergent dispenser tray and inserts with water and a brush and dry them.
5. Attach the insert and encaps (connect the cylinder to the guide pin)
6. Push in the detergent drawer

Leave the detergent drawer open so that any residual water can evaporate.

Drum

Leave the washing machine door open so that the drum can dry out.

For rust stains, use chlorine-free cleaning agent, not steel wool.

Descaling Ensure there is no laundry in the machine!

This will not be necessary if the correct dosage of detergent is used. If it is, descale the appliance according to the

instructions

Emergency release (e.g. in the event of a power cut)

The programme continues to run when the power has been restored. However, if the laundry has to be removed, the
washing machine door can be opened as follows:
Risk of scalding!
The detergent solution and laundry may be hot. Let it cool.
Do not reach into the drum if it is still rotating.
Do not open the washing machine door if water can be seen through the glass.
Turn the programme selector to Off and disconnect the mains plan.
12.4.2.3.1. 10:15:16
Pull the emergency release downwards with a tool and release
The washing machine door can then be opened.

Information on the display panel depending on model

Turn on the (cold water) lap fully, supply hose kinked or trapped;

Wash lashes.

• Inlet hose kinked/trapped.
• Hot water hose not connected; appliance will operate using cold water only. Ignore information, only for first wash cycle.

Maintenance

Detergent solution pump

Turn the programme selector to Off and disconnect the mains plug.

1. Using a screwdriver or the insert for liquid detergent (depending on model), open and remove the service flap.
2. Remove the folding cutter and place a large enough container underneath.
3. For models with a drainage hose: Remove the drainage hose from the relainer and pull it from the housing.

Remove the sealing cap, allow the detergent solution to flow out into the container. Replace the sealing cap and place the drainage hose in the retainer.

3* For models without a drainage hose: Carefully unscrew the pump cover 180° or until the detergent solution begins to flow out on the folding gutter. When the container is full, close the pump cover and empty the container. Repeat the above steps until all the detergent solution has completely drained out.

1. Carefully unscrew the pump cover (there may be residual water).
2. Clean the interior, pump cover thread and pump housing (the impeller in the detergent solution pump must rotate).
3. Replace the pump cover and screw it tightly
4. Return the drainage hose (depending on model) and the folding cutter to their start position.
5. Place the service flap back on and close.
   To prevent unused detergent from flowing straight into the drain during the next wash.

Drainage hose at the siphon

Turn the programme selector to Off and disconnect the mains plug.

1. Loosen the hose clamp carefully remove the drainage hose (residual water)
2. Clean the drainage hose and siphon connecting piece.
3. Reattach the drainage hose and secure the connection with the hose clamp.

Filter in the water supply

Risk of electric shock!

Do not immerse the Aqua-Stop safety device in water (contains an electric valve).

Reduce the water pressure in the supply hose.

1. Turn off the lap.
2. Turn the programme selector to Off Disconnect the mains plug. Clean the filter:
3. Disconnect the hose from the tap. Clean the filler using a small brush. and/or for Standard and Aqua-Secure models: Remove the hose on the rear of the appliance. Remove the filter with pliers and clean.
4. Connect the hose and check for leaks.

Risk of burning!

Allow the detergent solution to cool

Turn off the tap.

What to do if...

Water is leaking out - Attach/replace the drainage hose correctly- Tighten the screw connection of the supply hose.
No water supply.Detergent not dispensed.	- Tap not turned on?- Supply hose kinked or trapped?
The appliance door will not open.	- Door locked after the washing machine is switched off. Switch on the washing machine and wait for 5 seconds.
The selected programme does not start.	- Washing machine door closed?
Detergent solution is not drained.	- Clean the waste pipe and/or drainage hose.
No water can be seen in the drum.	- Not a fault. Water remains inside below the visible area.
Spin result not satisfactory.Laundry wet/too damp.	- Not a fault. Spin control system has stopped the spin cycle. Uneven distribution of laundry.Distribuiic large and small items of laundry evenly in the drum.
Programme duration changes suddenly during operation.	- Not a fault. The program time can vary according to the distribution of laundry, with it therefore being possible for the display panel to show adjustments in the duration.
Spin cycle performed several times.	- Not a fault. The balance control system has detected an imbalance and is attempting to redress this by repeating the spin.
Residual water in the compartment for care products.	- Not a fault: the action of the care product is not affected.
Odour formation in the washing machine.
Status display Wash Iashing.Appliance has detected a detergent overload.	- Too much detergent used?If foam is escaping from the detergent drawer; mix 1 tablespoon of fabric softener with 1⁄2 litre of water and pour into compartment II (not with outdoor or down fabrics).- Reduce the detergent dosage for the next wash cycle.
Intense noise formation,vibrations and "wandering" during the spin cycle.	- Are the appliance feet fixed?- Transportation safety devices removed?
Display panel/indicator lamps remain turned off while the machine is working.	- Power cut?- Fuses triggered? Reset/change the fuse.- If the fault occurs repeatedly, call customer services.
Programme sequence longer than usual.	- Not a fault. Unbalanced load detection system adjusts imbalance by repeatedly distributing the laundry- Not a fault: foam detection system active; adds an additional rinse cycle.
Detergent residues on the laundry.	- Occasionally, phosphate-free detergents contain water-insoluble residues.

If you cannot correct a fault yourself or if a repair is necessary:
- Turn the programme selector to Off and remove the mains plug from the socket.

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