VPWM1400A28WNB - Washing machine Veripart - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	Freestanding washing machine
Brand	Veripart
Model	VPWM1400A28WNB
Dimensions (W × H × D)	597 × 845 × 557 mm
Weight	70 kg
Color	White
Washing capacity	8 kg
Maximum spin speed	1400 rpm
Power supply	220-240 V ~ 50 Hz
Rated power	2200 W
Energy consumption (100 cycles)	37 kWh
Water consumption (ECO 40-60 program)	32 L per cycle
Noise level	72 dB
Number of programs	15
Main programs	Cotton, ECO 40-60, Mix, Wool, Sport, Bed linen, Jeans, Steam Hygiene, Quick, Express, Rinse, Spin
Additional functions	Delayed start, temperature adjustment, spin speed adjustment, steam, extra rinse, child lock
Control panel	Rotary knob, LED display, touch keys
Opening type	Front door (porthole)
Water inlet	Cold water only
Water pressure	0.1 - 1 MPa
Protection rating	IPX4
Maintenance and cleaning	Water filter cleaning, detergent drawer, drain pump; drum cleaning program
Safety	Door lock, child lock, overflow protection
Spare parts	Available for at least 10 years
Warranty	2 years

Frequently Asked Questions - VPWM1400A28WNB Veripart

How to install the Veripart VPWM1400A28WNB washing machine?

Place the appliance on a flat and stable surface, at least 2 cm from walls. Remove the transport bolts using a 10 mm wrench and insert the supplied rubber plugs. Connect the water inlet hose to the cold water tap, then the drain hose to the siphon or sink. Level the appliance by adjusting the feet. Plug the power cable into a grounded outlet.

How to remove the transport bolts?

Using a 10 mm open-end wrench, loosen and remove the four bolts located at the back of the appliance. Make sure to also remove the rubber and plastic parts. Insert the supplied rubber plugs into the holes to prevent leaks.

What is the maximum washing capacity?

The maximum capacity is 8 kg for Cotton and ECO 40-60 programs. For other programs, capacity varies (e.g.: 2.5 kg for Wool, 4 kg for Quick). Do not exceed the maximum load indicated for each program.

How to clean the drain pump filter?

Open the maintenance hatch at the bottom of the appliance. Place a tray under the filter. Turn the filter counterclockwise to remove it. Clean it under running water and remove any objects. Reinsert it and turn clockwise. Perform this operation every 2 months.

What to do if the appliance displays error code E01?

The E01 code indicates that the door is not properly closed. Check that no clothing is blocking the door and close it firmly. If the problem persists, unplug the appliance and contact customer service.

How to activate child lock?

Press simultaneously the Steam and Extra Rinse buttons for 3 seconds. The screen displays 'CL'. To deactivate, repeat the procedure.

Which programs to use for delicate laundry?

Use the Wool or Delicate programs at 30 °C with reduced spin speed (800 rpm). For silk and viscose, the Wool program is recommended.

How to use the delayed start function?

Select a program, then press the Delayed Start button. The screen displays 01h. Press repeatedly to set the delay (from 1 to 23 hours). Press Start/Pause to start the countdown.

What to do in case of water leakage?

Check the connections of the inlet and drain hoses. Make sure they are not kinked and are tight. Clean the detergent drawer if a leak comes from it. If the leak persists, contact customer service.

How to maintain the washing machine?

Clean the exterior with a soft cloth and a non-abrasive detergent. Every 2 months, clean the water filter, detergent drawer, and drain pump. Regularly run an empty drum cleaning program with detergent.

USER MANUAL VPWM1400A28WNB Veripart

Wisepick Productions B.V.

Weena 664

3012 CN Rotterdam

Nederland

www.coolblue.nl

1. VEILIGHEID

1.1. VEILIGHEIDSWAARSCHUWINGEN EN -VOORSCHRIFTEN

WAARSCHUWING!

2. INFORMATIE OVER HET APPARAAT

2.1. BESCHRIJVING VAN HET APPARAAT

Labeled diagram of a washing machine showing numbered parts for identification and assembly reference.

Afbeelding A

Diagram of a washing machine with a mechanical component inserted, showing internal components and wiring (no text or labels)

Afbeelding B

Illustration of a faucet with a pipe and a plastic fitting, showing an upward arrow (no text or symbols)

Afbeelding C

Diagram showing pipe fitting process with numbered steps: first, second, third, and final connected tubing.

Afbeelding E

Diagram of a cable being inserted into a U-shaped pipe with a downward arrow indicating compression (no text or symbols)

Afbeelding F

Diagram showing a sink with faucet connected to a washing machine (no text or symbols present)

Afbeelding G

Diagram of a washing machine with a sink and pipe, connected to a washing machine (no text or symbols present)

Afbeelding H

Illustration of a washing machine next to a close-up of its internal mechanical component (no text or symbols visible)

Afbeelding I

16 17 Express Kurt Craft Jeans Beddingwood Large window Sport Fine handwinds Large window Contrafigurer in wings OFF Stoom/legeln/ in wings Katron Color ECO 40 - 80 Lg Katron Color 20°C Mix Wol Lane Spokon in wings 18 19 20 21 22 23 8:00 Transferrin in Wings 25 Kurt in the Candle Kurt in the Candle Lum in the Candle Lum in the Candle 26 27

Afbeelding J

Diagram of a washing machine with an open lid and circular vent, showing a curved arrow indicating rotation (no text or symbols present)

Afbeelding L

Illustration of a pipe fitting with a black arrow indicating downward motion (no text or symbols)

Afbeelding M

Illustration of a toothbrush and toothpaste bottle (no text or symbols)

Afbeelding N

Technical line drawing of a camera module with labeled components (no readable text or symbols)

Afbeelding P

Diagram of a washing machine interior showing internal components and a downward arrow indicating a component (no text or symbols present)

Afbeelding Q

Diagram of a washing machine interior showing internal compartments and a central MAX valve, with no visible text or symbols.

Afbeelding R

Technical line drawing of a mechanical device with a labeled MAX component (no text or symbols beyond the label)

Afbeelding S

Illustration of a pipe pouring liquid into a container with MAX label (no text or symbols on the diagram itself)

Afbeelding T

Technical line drawing of a mechanical component with a handle and circular base (no text or symbols)

Afbeelding U

Diagram showing a mechanical component being inserted into a blue basin, with no visible text or symbols.

Afbeelding V

Technical diagram showing a mechanical component with a circular housing and a separate circular inset view (no text or symbols)

Afbeelding W

8.1. VERPAKKINGSMATERIAAL AFVOEREN

8.2. HET APPARAAT AFVOEREN

Wisepick Productions B.V.

Weena 664

3012 CN Rotterdam

Nederland

TABLE OF CONTENT

Foreword

41

1. Safety 42

1.1. Safety warnings and regulations 42
1.2. Explanation of graphic symbols on the product and packaging 44

2. Information about the device 45

2.1. Description of the device 45
2.2. General specifications 45
2.3. Type plate 45
2.4. Spare parts 46
2.5. Guarantee 46

3. Installation 46

3.1. Requirements on the location of installation 46
3.2. Remove and check the packaging 47
3.3.Main parts 47
3.4. Required tools 47
3.5. Removing the transport protection 48
3.6. Connecting the supply hose 48
3.7. Connecting the discharge hose 49
3.8. Level the appliance 51
3.9. To calibrate the appliance 52
3.10. Remove factory residue 52

4. Use 52

4.1. Use the appliance as effectively as possible 54
4.2. Operating panel 55
4.3. Preparing for a wash 55
4.4. Turning the appliance on and off 56
4.5. Starting the laundry programme 56
4.6. Adjusting laundry programmes 58
4.7. Other functions 59
4.8. Opening an appliance during a laundry programme 59
4.9. Cancelling a laundry programme 60
4.10. Adding detergents 60
4.11. Starting the wash 60
4.12. The end of a programme 61
4.13. Detergent recommendations 61
4.14. Laundry recommendations 61
4.15. Extensive Veripart laundry programme specifications 62

5. Cleaning and maintenance 62

5.1. General cleaning and drum cleaning 63
5.2. Cleaning the water filter 63
5.3. Cleaning the detergent tray 65
5.4. Cleaning the drain pump 67

6. Troubleshooting 68

6.1. Problems with the appliance 69
6.2. Problems with clean laundry 71

6.3. Fault codes on the control panel 72

7. Taking out of service 72

7.1. Transport and storage 73

8. Safe disposal 73

8.1. Disposing of packaging material 73
8.2. Disposing of the appliance 73
8.3. Contact details Coolblue 73

FOREWORD

About this document

This user manual contains all information for correct, efficient and safe use of the device.

This user manual is intended for the end user and/or buyer of this device.

Please make sure that you have completely read and understood the instructions in this manual before you install or use the device. Keep this document for future use as long as you are using and/or are in possession of this device.

Coolblue B.V. cannot be held responsible in any way for immaterial damage to you or others, or material damage to the device, your property or the property of others caused by not or not correctly following the instructions in this manual.

The warnings and safety regulations in this manual do not cover all possible circumstances and situations.

If you contact our customer service, make sure you have the model number ready. The information can be found on the type plate or on the front of this manual.

Original instructions

This user manual was originally written in Dutch. All other languages are translated documents. In case of translation errors, the Dutch version shall prevail.

Used symbols

SYMBOL DESCRIPTION
DANGER!	Indicates fire hazard and/or flammable materials.
WARNING!	Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in serious immaterial damage to you or others.
HIGH VOLTAGE!	Indicates hazardous voltage and/or risk of electric shock.
	Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in light immaterial damage to you or others.
	Indicates a situation related to material damage.
	Indicates useful, additional information.

NOTE

- You can also find the latest version of this manual online, at www.coolblue.nl/en if you search by item number.

Copyright

The data displayed in this manual, including text, photographs, graphic drawings, graphic brands, (trade) names and logos are the property of Wisepick Productions B.V. and are protected by copyright, trademark law and/or any other intellectual property right, unless these data belong to a third party. You are never permitted to reproduce, transfer, distribute, store, or make available to third parties for payment, the contents of this user manual in its entirety or partially without prior written permission from Wisepick Productions B.V. and/or the third party the data belongs to.

Compliance

Wisepick Productions B.V. hereby declares that the appliance complies with Regulation (EU) 2019/2017. The full text of the EU declaration of conformity can be consulted at: www.coolblue.nl/product/964472

Contact details

Veripart is a registered brand of Wisepick Productions B.V.

Customer service can be reached at: www.coolblue.nl/en/customer-service

Wisepick Productions B.V.

Weena 664

3012 CN Rotterdam

The Netherlands

www.coolblue.nl/en

1. SAFETY

Please make sure that you have completely read and understood the safety instructions, before you install, use or perform maintenance on the device. This will prevent possible material damage and immaterial damage to you or others, the device, your other property or the property of others.

1.1. SAFETY WARNINGS AND REGULATIONS

WARNING!

• Always be alert and careful. Do not use electrical appliances if you suffer from impaired concentration or lack of awareness, or if you are under the influence of drugs, alcohol or medications. Even the slightest distraction can lead to serious accidents and injuries when using electrical appliances.
  • Children under three years of age should not come near the appliance unless they are under continuous supervision.
• RISK OF POISONING. Detergents contain toxic substances. Always follow the instructions for the detergent.
  • RISK OF POISONING. Do not drink the water from the appliance.
• EXPLOSION HAZARD. Do not remove the power cable from the earthed socket in the presence of flammable gases.
• EXPLOSION HAZARD. Do not place the appliance in a corrosive or explosive atmosphere.
• EXPLOSION HAZARD DUE TO FLAMMABLE SUBSTANCES. Do not place flammable objects or objects soaked with flammable products in the appliance.
• RISK OF SUFFOCATION. Never let children play with the packaging material. Keep the packaging material out of reach of children.
• RISK OF SUFFOCATION. Small children or pets can climb into the appliance. Keep the door closed as much as possible and check the appliance before starting a wash.
• RISK OF SUFFOCATION. Children, legally incompetent persons and domestic animals must be supervised while using the appliance. The appliance contains small parts. Children must be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.
• SUFFOCATION HAZARD DUE TO OXYGEN DEFICIENCY. Never use the appliance in small spaces if people are present who are unable to leave the space on their own, unless there is constant supervision.
• Never open the detergent tray while the appliance is in operation.
• DANGER OF ENTRAPMENT DUE TO TILTING THE APPLIANCE. Always place the appliance on a flat and stable surface.
  • DANGER OF ENTRAPMENT DUE TO TILTING THE APPLIANCE. Do not climb, sit or stand on the appliance.
• DANGER OF ENTRAPMENT DUE TO TILTING THE APPLIANCE. Always wear protective gloves and closed shoes when moving the appliance.
  • As a result of quality control, water can remain in the appliance. This is normal and does not affect operation.

FIRE HAZARD DUE TO SHORT CIRCUIT.

- Do not use this appliance with an extension lead or power strip.

• Do not twist or kink the power cable or roll the cable up. This can damage the cable's insulation.
  • Never pull on the power cable to carry or move the appliance or to unplug it from the earthed power socket.
  • Make sure you install the appliance in such a way that the power cable is always accessible.
• Before use, check that the voltage on the earthed power socket that you want to use matches that on the type plate of the device (220-240V \~ 50Hz). Only connect the device to an earthed power socket. Damage caused by faulty voltage is not covered by the warranty.

FIRE HAZARD DUE TO OVERHEATING.

- Do not install the appliance within 20 cm of other heat sources.

- Keep the power cable away from heat, oil, sharp edges or corners and moving parts.

• Never use a timer or separate remote control that turns the device on automatically.
- Never place the appliance on a carpet to prevent the air vents from being blocked.
- Never cover the device.
- Do not block the air flow to the air inlets or outlets of the device.
- Do not install the appliance under a worktop or in a cabinet. This appliance is not intended as a built-in appliance.

ELECTROCUTION HAZARD DUE TO SHORT CIRCUIT.

- Do not use the appliance if any of its components are damaged or faulty. Replace a damaged or faulty appliance immediately. Remove the plug from the earthed socket and contact customer service.

• Always place the device on a dry and moisture-resistant surface.

• Never use the device in a damp space, like a bathroom, or nearby a bath, shower or swimming pool.

• Only use the power cable installed on the appliance from the factory. Do not change the power cable.

• The power cable has an earth connection. Do not remove the earth contacts from the plug.

• Never replace the power cable yourself. The power cable may only be replaced by an authorised service technician.

- Never use the device if the power cable is damaged. The power cable may only be replaced by an authorised service technician.

- Never insert objects into the ventilation openings.

- Never operate the device with wet hands.

- Do not remove the power cable from the earthed socket with wet hands.

- Do not pour water over the appliance.

- TRIP HAZARD DUE TO LOOSE CABLES. Never leave the power cable in such a way that someone could trip over it or accidentally pull it.

- RISK OF BURNS. The door can become hot during use. Do not touch the door during or immediately after a laundry programme. Keep children away from the appliance during a laundry programme.

• RISK OF BURNS. The appliance may contain hot water. Do not clean the drain pump during or immediately after a wash.

- RISK OF INJURY FROM LIFTING HEAVY OBJECTS. Always move the appliance with two people. Use two hands when moving, lifting or turning the appliance.

• RISK OF SKIN IRRITATION. Do not use a fabric softener for baby clothes in the first three to six months after birth. Fabric softeners contain fragrances and dyes that can irritate your baby's skin.
• RISK OF DAMAGE TO THE APPLIANCE OR LAUNDRY. If clothes have been hand washed first, rinse and wring the laundry carefully before placing it in the appliance.
• RISK OF DAMAGE TO THE APPLIANCE OR LAUNDRY. Do not wash clothes that are not suitable for the chosen laundry programme.
  • RISK OF DAMAGE TO THE APPLIANCE OR LAUNDRY. Do not wash any waterproof items.
• RISK OF DAMAGE TO THE APPLIANCE OR LAUNDRY. Do not wash clothes soaked with highly flammable substances such as petrol, alcohol or turpentine.

RISK OF DAMAGE TO THE DEVICE.

- The transport protection must be removed from the appliance before switching the appliance on. If the drum rotates while the transport protection is still attached, the appliance will damage itself.

• This appliance must not be used by children under 8 years of age.
• Washing laundry with flour on it can damage the appliance.

- This device is not meant for use by persons (including children) with limited physical, sensory or mental capacity or with lack of experience and knowledge, unless they are under supervision or received instruction regarding the use of the device from someone who is responsible for their safety.

• Make sure that no unwanted objects enter the appliance. Always check bags of clothing.

• Use only the original accessories provided for the installation.
• Never connect the supply hose to a hot water tap.

• Do not use tools for securing the supply hose.

• Do not twist or kink the supply and discharge hoses or roll up the supply and discharge hoses.

• Make sure that the power cable is not trapped under the appliance.
  • Do not force the door shut. If the door does not close properly, check if any laundry is trapped or if the appliance is too full.
• Do not force the door open when the door lock is activated.
  • Never clean the appliance with aggressive or abrasive cleaners, or sharp objects.

• Cleaning and user maintenance must not be carried out by children without supervision.
- Never drop the appliance and avoid bumping. Dropping or bumping the appliance may affect the proper operation of the appliance. Do not use the appliance if it has been dropped.
- Do not use the appliance outdoors. This appliance is only intended for use indoors.
- Use the appliance only in domestic and similar applications, such as staff kitchen areas in shops, offices and other work environments, farms, customer use in hotels, motels and other living environments, and bed & breakfast-like environments. The appliance is not intended for professional use.
- Only fill the detergent tray with fabric softener and detergent at the beginning of the wash. Residues exposed to air can accumulate and cause damage to the appliance.
- Do not operate the appliance in non-stationary locations such as ships and campervans.

RISK OF LEAKAGE.

• Shut off the tap if you are absent for an extended period of time (e.g. during holidays), especially if there is no drainage in the floor near the appliance, for example a pit.
• Do not insert the discharge hose deeper than 15 cm into the drain pipe to prevent the water from flowing back during pumping.
• Do not install the appliance where the temperature can drop below 15^ to prevent frost damage.
  • Never reuse the old supply hose. Always use the new supply hose supplied with the appliance.
• Do not connect the supply hose to a water supply at a water pressure below 0.1 MPa or above 1 MPa.

1.2. EXPLANATION OF GRAPHIC SYMBOLS ON THE PRODUCT AND PACKAGING

SYMBOL MEANING
	The CE marking on this appliance indicates that Wisepick Productions B.V. declares that this appliance meets the requirements of the relevant European legislation relating to health, safety and environmental protection. The declaration of conformity is available on request from Wisepick Productions B.V. See Foreword for the contact details.
	Indicates that the instructions for use must be read carefully before continuing to use the appliance.
	This symbol indicates that the appliance must not be lifted by one person alone.
	This is a class I appliance. The metal parts of the appliance are connected to a protective earthing conductor, the so-called earth.
	This symbol on the appliance, accessories or packaging indicates that this appliance must not be disposed of with ordinary household waste but must be returned to a collection point.

2. INFORMATION ABOUT THE DEVICE

2.1. DESCRIPTION OF THE DEVICE

The Veripart VPWM1400A28WNB is a freestanding washing machine suitable for domestic use. Via the control panel, you can choose between 15 different laundry programmes.

The washing machine has a weighing function that can adjust the laundry programme based on the amount of clothing in the drum. The washing machine has a pre-rinse function, using this function will enhance the effectiveness of the wash. This function requires adding detergent before use.

2.2. GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS

Article number VPWM1400A28WNB
Colour White
Dimensions (w × h × d) 597 × 845 × 557 mm
Weight 70 kg
Appliance type Freestanding washing machine
Capacity / filling weight 8 kg
Revolutions per minute 1400 rpm
Power supply 220 – 240V~ 50Hz
Energy consumption per 100 washes	37 kWh
Nominal power	2200 W
Maximum load	10 A
Sound level	72 dB
Operating temperature	15°C – 25°C
Water supply	Cold water
Minimum water pressure	0,1 MPa
Maximum water pressure	1 MPa
Energy label	A-20%
Energy consumption in off mode	0.50 W
Water resistance	IPX4
Water consumption per cycle, based on the ECO 40 - 60 programme	32 L

2.3. TYPE PLATE

The most important information of the device can also be found on the type plate. The appliance's type plate can be found on page 2.

2.4. SPARE PARTS

Spare parts are available on the consumer market for up to 10 years after the introduction of the appliance. Please note that some spare parts are only available to professional repairers. To order spare parts or for more information, go to: www.coolblue.nl/en.

2.5. GUARANTEE

This appliance comes with a guarantee period of two years after purchase. For more information on guarantee conditions, please visit www.coolblue.nl/en. In any case, you must have the proof of purchase with purchase and/or delivery date in order to be able to claim the guarantee.

3. INSTALLATION

Before installing the appliance, carefully review the safety information in Section 1.

3.1. REQUIREMENTS ON THE LOCATION OF INSTALLATION

WARNING!

• FIRE HAZARD DUE TO SHORT CIRCUIT. Before use, check that the voltage on the socket you want to use matches that on the type plate of the appliance (220-240V\~ 50/60Hz). Only connect the appliance to an earthed power socket. Damage caused by faulty voltage is not covered by the guarantee.
• FIRE HAZARD DUE TO SHORT CIRCUIT. Make sure you install the appliance in such a way that the power cable is always accessible.

- RISK OF INJURY FROM LIFTING HEAVY OBJECTS. Always move the appliance with two people. Use two hands when moving, lifting or turning the appliance.

• RISK OF DAMAGE TO THE APPLIANCE. Make sure that the power cable is not trapped under the legs.
- RISK OF DAMAGE TO THE APPLIANCE. Never connect the supply hose to a hot water tap.

Place the appliance at a location that satisfies the following conditions:

- A flat, stable, heat-resistant and moisture-resistant surface.

• In the case of a wooden floor, make sure the floor is solid and stable. If necessary, reinforce the floor.

- Ambient temperature between 15 – 25 °C.

- At least 2 cm of space on all sides.

- Not in direct sunlight

- Well ventilated

- Not directly next to heat sources, such as heaters or stoves

• An earthed socket within 150 cm.

- A stop cock within 150 cm. This is a tap with a 34'' thread.

- A sink siphon or drain pipe within 150 cm. If a separate drain pipe is chosen, it must have a minimum internal diameter of 4 cm and be present at a maximum height of 100 cm.

Are one or more of the above connections missing? If so, call on a qualified technician to install the required connections before installing the appliance.

3.2. REMOVE AND CHECK THE PACKAGING

WARNING!

- RISK OF SUFFOCATION. Never let children play with the packaging material. Keep the packaging material out of reach of children.

1. Remove the packaging material from the device.
2. Lift the appliance with two people and remove the packaging under the appliance.
3. Check that the styrofoam triangle underneath the appliance has also been removed. If not, place the appliance gently on its side and remove the styrofoam triangle.
4. Remove the water supply hose from the drum.
5. Check the contents of the packaging using the picture in section Main parts.

If parts are missing or damaged, please contact the Customer Service of Coolblue: www.coolblue.nl/en.

3.3. MAIN PARTS

Labeled diagram of a washing machine showing numbered parts for identification and assembly reference.

Image A

① Detergent tray
② Control button
③ Operating panel
4 Door
5 Drum
6 Door seal
⑦ Maintenance hatch
8 Hose holder

9 Washing powder scoop
10 Supply hose
11 Discharge hose
12 Power cord
13 Emergency opening mechanism
14 Filter
15 Rubber caps

3.4. REQUIRED TOOLS

• Level
• Spanner 10 mm for transport protection
• Spanner 17 mm for the adjustable feet

3.5. REMOVING THE TRANSPORT PROTECTION

1. Loosen the four bolts of the transport protection.

Diagram of a mechanical device with a cylindrical component inserted into a housing, showing internal components and wiring (no text or symbols)

Image B

1. Remove the transport protection (4x) with a 10 mm spanner. Some force is required to remove the bolts. Make sure that the rubber and white plastic also come out of the appliance. Save for future use.
2. Insert the rubber caps (4x) into the holes.

3.6. CONNECTING THE SUPPLY HOSE

1. Place a bucket or washing-up bowl under the stop cock.
2. Turn the stop cock to its open position and let the water run until clear water comes out of the stop cock.

Illustration of a faucet with a pipe and a plastic fitting, showing fluid flow direction (no text or symbols)

Image C

1. Connect the supply hose to the stop cock.

COLD

Image D

1. Connect the other side of the supply hose to the water inlet.
2. Check that there is no kink in the supply hose.
3. Slowly open the stop cock and check for leaks. If leakage occurs, check that the supply hose is connected correctly and completely. If there is no leak, the supply hose is connected correctly.
4. Fully open the stop cock.

• RISK OF DAMAGE TO THE APPLIANCE. Never connect the supply hose to a hot water tap.
• RISK OF DAMAGE TO THE APPLIANCE. Do not use tools for securing the supply hose.

3.7. CONNECTING THE DISCHARGE HOSE

The drain hose can be connected in two ways:

• on a siphon (see section 3.7.1)
• in a sink (see section 3.7.2)

3.7.1. CONNECTING THE DISCHARGE HOSE TO A SIPHON

The washing machine connection to the siphon must have a minimum internal diameter of 1½ inches and be present at a height of 60 to 100 cm.

Diagram showing pipe fitting process with numbered steps: first, second, third, and final connected tubing.

Image E

1. Remove the washing machine connection from the siphon.
2. Remove the rubber stopper from the washing machine connection to the siphon.
3. Put the washing machine connection back on the siphon.
4. Slide a hose clamp around the end of the drain hose. The hose clamp is not included.
5. Slide the drain hose over the washing machine connection to the siphon.
6. Tighten the hose clamp with a screwdriver.

NOTE

- Check for leaks during the first wash. If leakage occurs, check that the drain hose is connected correctly and completely. If there is no leakage, the drain hose is connected correctly.

3.7.2. CONNECTING THE DRAIN HOSE IN A SINK

The sink must have a maximum height of 100 cm. The sink must be no further than 200 cm from the washing machine.

Diagram of a cable with a curved connector and a downward arrow, labeled 'Image F' at the bottom (no other text or symbols)

1. Place the drain hose in the hose holder.

Diagram of a washing machine connected to a sink with a downward arrow indicating flow or pressure (no text or symbols)

1. Place the hose holder with drain hose over the edge of the sink so that the end of the hose hangs in the sink.

NOTE

• Make sure there are no kinks in the drain hose.

- Make sure that the drain hose does not sag to prevent condensation water from being drained.

Simple line drawing of a washing machine connected to a basin with a tool, no text or symbols present.

Image H

1. Attach the with, for example, a piece of string or chain to the tap or the sink in such a way that the drain hose cannot fall out of the sink. Use the attachment point for this.

3.8. LEVEL THE APPLIANCE

1. Carefully slide the appliance into place.

Illustration of a front-loading washing machine next to a close-up of its internal components (no text or symbols visible)

Image I

1. Place a spirit level on top of the appliance to check that the appliance is level.

2. If the appliance is not level, adjust the adjusting feet to level the appliance:

A. Loosen the bolt of the adjustment foot with an 17 mm spanner.
B. Turn the adjusting foot in or out.
C. Tighten the bolt again.

The maximum height of the adjusting feet is 5 cm.

3.9. TO CALIBRATE THE APPLIANCE

1. Check that the drum is empty.
2. Insert the power cable into the earthed socket.

WARNING!

• RISK OF TRIPPING. Lay the power cable outside the walking route. Make sure that the power cable cannot be stepped on and that no furniture or other items are placed on it.
• Turn on the washing machine.
• Turn the control knob to OFF.
  The appliance is calibrated and restarts.

3.10. REMOVE FACTORY RESIDUE

Before using the appliance, it is recommended to run the appliance empty once in order to remove possible manufacturing residues or odours:

1. Use the control knob to select the cotton programme.
2. Use the control knob to set the temperature to 90^ C.
3. Half fill the detergent compartment of the detergent tray with detergent.
4. Press the start/pause button to start the laundry programme.
5. Check if there is any leakage at the drain hose.

- Check for leaks during the first wash. If leakage occurs, check that the drain hose is connected correctly and completely. If there is no leakage, the drain hose is connected correctly.

4. USE

Before using the appliance, carefully review the safety information in Section 1.

WARNING!

- RISK OF IRREPARABLE DAMAGE TO THE APPLIANCE. The transport protection must be removed from the appliance before switching the appliance on. If the drum rotates while the transport protection is still attached, the appliance will damage itself. See section 3.5 to remove the transport bolts.

• RISK OF DAMAGE TO THE APPLIANCE OR LAUNDRY. Do not wash clothes that are not suitable for the chosen laundry programme.
• RISK OF DAMAGE TO THE APPLIANCE OR LAUNDRY. Do not wash clothes soaked with highly flammable substances such as petrol, alcohol or turpentine.
  • RISK OF DAMAGE TO THE APPLIANCE OR LAUNDRY. Do not wash any waterproof items.
• RISK OF DAMAGE TO THE APPLIANCE OR LAUNDRY. Do not exceed the maximum load of the selected laundry programme.

Icon Description
	Indicates that the garment: · may be bleached
	Indicates that the garment: · must not be bleached
	Indicates that the garment: · may be washed normally
	Indicates that the garment: · has a maximum ironing temperature of 150°C
	Indicates that the garment: · has a maximum ironing temperature of 200°C
	Indicates that the garment: · must not be ironed
	Indicates that the garment: · may be dry cleaned
	Indicates that the garment: · may not be dry cleaned
	Indicates that the garment: · must dry flat
	Indicates that the garment: · must drip dry
	Indicates that the garment: · must be hung up to dry
	Indicates that the garment: · do not tumble dry
	Dry cleaning with gas oil, pure alcohol and R113 is permitted.
	Perchloroethylene R11, R13, petroleum.
	Perchloroethylene R11, R113, gas oil.

4.1. USE THE APPLIANCE AS EFFECTIVELY AS POSSIBLE

The energy consumption per cycle depends, among other things, on the program selected, the amount of laundry and the maintenance of the appliance.

The ECO programme at full and partial load is the standard programme on which the information on energy consumption is based. This programme is suitable for washing normal cotton laundry and is the most energy efficient programme for cotton.

Factors that cause the appliance to wash less well include, for example:

• choosing the wrong program;
  • too much laundry in the washing drum;
• irregular maintenance:
• presence of a lot of dirt in the pump filter;
• presence of dirt in the water inlet filter;
• low ambient temperature.

To use the appliance as effectively as possible:

• Clean the appliance every two months (see chapter 5).

• Do not use a pre-wash if the clothes are only lightly soiled.

• When using the pre-wash function, put 14 of the detergent to be used in the pre-wash compartment. Put the rest in the detergent compartment.

• Sort the laundry according to the material and select the appropriate programme to wash.
• Close bedding and pillowcases to prevent smaller items of laundry from being rolled in during washing.
• Do not place more than the recommended amount of dry laundry in the washing drum and pay attention to the maximum load capacity of the appliance. As a reference for the weight of individual pieces of laundry, the following table can be used (weights are guidelines and actual weights may differ):

TYPE OF CLOTHING	REFERENCE WEIGHT	TYPE OF CLOTHING	REFERENCE WEIGHT
T-shirts (cotton) 180 g Pillowcase 200 g
Jacket (cotton) 800 g Bedspread 700 g
Tablecloth	250 g	Bathrobe	1200 g
Underwear	100 g	Bath towel 200 g
Bed linen	500 g

4.2. OPERATING PANEL

16 17 OFF Express Kurt Gout Jeans Bendengood Leggals Sport Fine handwass Leggals Centrifugeren Lasse Strom Engkred 7200 V 8000 24 Katown Golom ECO 40 - 60 LE Kornon Cetam 30°C Mix Wol Lama Spolen Lange

18 19 20 21 22 23 8:88 Circuit Control Bened Switch Power Magnetic 25 26 27

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16 Laundry programme selection
17 OFF

• Timerindicator
• Start-delayindicator
• Endindicator
• Errorindicator

20 Temperature control
21 Start delay button
22 Extra rinse button
23 Start/Pause button

18 Operating panel
19 Display

24 Control button
25 Spin button
26 Steam button
27 Indicator light

After 15 minutes of inactivity, the control panel switches off automatically to save energy.

4.3. PREPARING FOR A WASH

1. Prepare the laundry:

2. Read the washing instructions on the washing labels.

3. Sort the laundry according to colour and specific washing instructions.
   • Empty any bags of clothing.
4. Tie laces or other long pieces of textile.
5. Close belts, zips, and buttons.
6. Put small garments in a laundry net.

7. Turn garments inside out to prevent lint and fading.

8. Fill the appliance. Please refer to section 4.4 for the filling weight per laundry programme.

9. For optimum energy and water saving, always fill the appliance to the maximum capacity of the laundry programme.
10. Close the door.

NOTE

- The appliance features a half-load sensing system. If the sensing system detects less than half the maximum load capacity, the machine automatically sets the half load function. The half load function ensures that the selected programme will be shortened, consuming less water and energy.

4.4. TURNING THE APPLIANCE ON AND OFF

1. Insert the plug in an earthed socket.
2. Turn the control knob to the desired laundry programme.

The control panel lights up and the appliance is switched on.

1. Turn the control knob to OFF.

The appliance is turned off.

- The set program and any additional functions set are erased when the appliance is turned off and on.

4.5. STARTING THE LAUNDRY PROGRAMME

1. Turn the control knob to the desired laundry programme.
2. If necessary, adapt the programme, see section 4.5 for the possibilities.
3. Press the start/pause button.

The following table provides an overview of a number of laundry programmes.

The standard programmes in the table below can be adapted, such as temperature, programme time and rotation speed; see section 4.5 for this.

Programme duration may vary due to the amount of laundry, tap water, ambient temperature and additional functions selected.

PROGRAMME	FUNCTION	FILLING WEIGHT	TEMPERA-TURE	DURA-TION (MINUTES)	WASHING AGENT COMPART-MENT
Cotton Laundry programme for boil-proof cotton and linen.		8 kg * 60 - 90	- 80 - 70 - 40 °C	145 Detergent	compartment
ECO 40 - 60 Standard eco laundry programme, suitable for cleaning normally soiled cotton laundry, for which the washing label indicates that it can be washed at 40°C or 60°C, together in the same cycle.		8 kg * 40 - 60	°C	218 Detergent	compartment
Cotton Laundry programme with pre-wash for extra dirty boil-proof cotton and linen.		8 kg * 60 - 50	- 40 - 30 °C	164	Detergent and pre-wash compartment
20 °C	Special programme for low temperatures and up to half the maximum load capacity, for easy-care and/or synthetic materials.	4 kg * 20 °C	59	Detergent	compartment
Mix	Special low-temperature programme for colourful and/or colour-leaking materials.	8 kg * 40 - 30	°C	130	Detergent compartment
Wool	This program is suitable for clothing made of wool, silk or viscose with hand washing or machine washing advice.Delicate laundry programme to prevent shrinkage, with longer programme breaks to allow the textile to rest in the detergent.	2,5 kg	* 30 °C	57	Detergent compartment
Rinse	Adds an extra rinse after the wash cycle.	8 kg	* None	30	None
PROGRAMME	FUNCTION	FILLING WEIGHT	TEMPERATURE	DURATION (MINUTES)	WASHING AGENT COMPARTMENT
Steam hygiene	Special high temperature programme for hygienically clean laundry, to reduce risk of bacteria.Do not use a fabric softener for baby clothes in the first three to six months after birth.Fabric softeners contain fragrances and dyes that can irritate your baby's skin.	4 kg * 60 - 50	-40 - 30 °C	215 Detergent	compartment
Centrifuging	Additional spin function where the spin speed can be set.Not suitable for delicate fabrics such as wool, silk, viscose.	8 kg * None	17 None
Delicate laundry	Laundry programme for safely washing fine,delicate hand wash.	2,5 kg * 30 °C	100 Detergent		compartment
Sports Synthetic	or mixed fabrics. Very dirty clothing such as shirts, trousers, jackets.	3.5 kg * 40 -	30°C	135 Detergent	compartment
Bed linen To dry	bed sheets, duvet covers and other large items.	2,5 kg * 40 -	30°C	125	Detergent compart-ment
Jeans	Special programme for washing jeans, at low temperature to prevent shrinkage and damage. Turn the laundry inside out.	3.5 kg * 30 °C	96	Detergent	compartment
** Short	Quick programme. This laundry programme is suitable for a quick wash of up to 4 kg of soiled clothing. Select the quick programme to activate the 60-minute programme.	4 kg * 60 - 50	-40 - 30 °C	60	Detergent compart-ment
*** Express	Quick programme. This laundry programme is suitable for a quick wash of up to 2 kg of slightly soiled clothing. Select the quick programme to activate the 12-minute programme.	2 kg * 30 °C	12	Detergent	compartment

According to regulations 1015/2010 and 1061/2010, the Cotton and ECO 40 - 60 programmes are the 'standard 60°C cotton programme' and 'standard 40°C cotton programme' respectively.

The ECO 40-60 programme is used to check compliance with EU eco design rules. Laundry for 40°C and laundry for 60°C can be washed with this programme. The programme has only one temperature and cannot be adjusted. Do you want to wash the laundry at 60°C to kill bacteria, for example? Then do not choose this programme. In that case, choose the regular cotton programme.

Section 4.15 sets out the detailed specifications of these laundry programmes with regard to water and energy consumption, duration and moisture percentage.

* Programme wash temperature is the factory default setting.
** Quick wash function is available. Enable the quick wash option on the control panel and load the washing drum with 2 kg or less to wash laundry in 30 minutes.
*** Use less detergent. The programme may take longer if the appliance detects an uneven load. Open the machine door two minutes after washing.

4.6. ADJUSTING LAUNDRY PROGRAMMES

1. Turn the selector dial to select a laundry programme.
2. The following functions can be used to adjust the laundry programme.

NAME POSSIBLE OPTIONS DESCRIPTION
Start delay 1:00 to		23:00	This function can be used to delay the start of a laundry programme. Select the desired laundry programme (section 4.4). Press the start delay button. 01h appears on the display and the icon lights up. The text display indicates the delay time in hours. Press the timer button several times to set the desired delay time.Press the start/pause button.The laundry programme will start after the set time.Cancel start delay:Before the laundry programme starts, press the start delay button until 01h and the icon disappear. If the laundry programme has already started, press the start delay button. 01h and the icon disappears.
Temperature Cold 20 °C		30 °C40 °C60 °C90 °C	This function allows the standard maximum set wash temperature of a laundry programme to be adjusted. Select the desired laundry programme (section 4.5). Press the temperature button. The text display indicates the selected temperature. Press the temperature button several times to set the desired temperature.Press the start/pause button to start the laundry programme with the changed setting.The temperature of some wash programmes can be set to "cold". On the display, this is shown as "--"After selecting another temperature, the washing time is changed.
Centrifuging 0 rpm 400 rpm		600 rpm800 rpm1000 rpm1200 rpm1400 rpm	This function allows the standard maximum speed of a laundry programme to be adjusted. The display lights up the selected speed. Select the desired laundry programme (section 4.5). Press the centrifuge button. The text display indicates the selected speed. Press the button several times to set the desired speed.Press the start/pause button to start the laundry programme with the changed setting.A higher spin speed causes a higher noise level and drier laundry. The speed can be set to 0 rmp. The speed of 0 rpm is not shown on the display. When the rpm is set to 0 rpm, spinning will not take place.
Steam		The steam programme is suitable for everyday washing. Steam reduces a large part of the creases and bacteria and reduces nasty smells.Press the steam button to activate the steam programme.
Extra rinse		This feature adds an extra rinse with hot water. This function is recommended for laundry worn on sensitive skin, such as baby clothes and underwear.Press the extra rinse button to add an extra rinse to the selected laundry programme.
Extra rinse		With this function, the standard laundry programme can be expanded with a rinse function.Thanks to the additional rinse function, your clothes are more thoroughly rinsed of detergent. The soap tray washes clean automatically, keeping your laundry freshPress the extra rinse button to add an extra rinse to the selected laundry programme.

Some wash programmes can be combined with certain functions. Refer to the following table for this.

WASHPROGRAMME	DEFAULT SETTEMPERATURE	DEFAULT SPEEDSETTING	ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS
Cotton 60 °C 1400 rpm			- Additional rinse function- Steamfunction
ECO 40 - 60 40 °C 1400 rpm
Cotton 60 °C 1400 rpm
20 °C 20 °C 1400 rpm
Mix 40 °C 1400 rpm
Wool 30 °C 800 rpm
Rinse Cold 1400 rpm
Delicate laundry	30 °C 800 rpm
Sports	40 °C 1200 rpm
Bed linen	40 °C 800 rpm
Jeans	30 °C 800 rpm
Steam hygiene	60 °C 800 rpm
Centrifuging	-	1400 rpm	- Steamfunction
Short 60 °C 1400 rpm
Express	30 °C 600 rpm

4.7. OTHER FUNCTIONS

FUNCTION		DESCRIPTION
Steam button+Extra rinse button(3 sec)	[WHY]	Child lock	'CL'	Enabled. On the control panel, "CL" flashes.	Locking the control panel. Press the buttons again to switch the child safety lock off again.
			-	Not enabled	Provided that the appliance remains connected to the earthed socket, this setting is maintained.

4.8. OPENING AN APPLIANCE DURING A LAUNDRY PROGRAMME

To pause the programme, press the start/pause button for three seconds. The drum stops rotating. When the drum has come to a complete stop, the door lock will unlock. The door can now be opened.

To restart the programme:

1. Close the door.

2. Press the start/pause button again to continue the programme.

The door lock will switch on and the programme will be continued.

4.8.1. EMERGENCY DOOR OPENING FUNCTION

When the machine is running, during any power failure or when the programme has not yet been completed, the door remains locked.

To open the door in an emergency:

1. Remove the mains plug from the socket.
2. Follow the instructions in section 5.4 to pump away the waste water.

3. Press the emergency opening mechanism using a screwdriver.

4. Open the door at the same time.

5. If the door remains locked after closing, move the emergency opening mechanism back to the open position to unlock the door.

NOTICE!

- RISK OF BURNS. Do not touch the drain hose or any drain water while the appliance is operating. The high temperatures can cause burns.

4.9. CANCELLING A LAUNDRY PROGRAMME

1. Turn the control knob to OFF.

The drum stops spinning and the appliance is switched off.

1. When the drum has come to a complete stop, the door lock will unlock.

2. Turn the control knob to select a laundry programme.

The appliance is switched on and the laundry programme is cancelled.

NOTE

- If there is still water in the appliance, the door will remain closed. Select another laundry programme, or resume the laundry programme until the water is pumped away.

4.10. ADDING DETERGENTS

28 29 30 31 MAX

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28 Detergent tray release button

29 Detergent compartment

30 Fabric softener compartment

31 Prewash compartment

NOTICE!

- Never open the detergent tray while the appliance is in operation.

• For more information on what detergents to use, please refer to the laundry programmes in section 4.13.

4.11. STARTING THE WASH

1. Press the start/pause button to start the wash.

- The door locks.

• The indicators at the bottom left of the control panel show the phase of the programme.

• The display shows the remaining duration of the wash.

4.12. THE END OF A PROGRAMME

When the laundry programme is finished, a beep will sound and END will appear on the control panel.

1. Turn the control knob to OFF. The appliance switches off.
2. Remove the laundry from the washing machine.
3. To prevent foul odours, leave the appliance door open so that the drum can dry.
   If the washing machine is not used for a long time, close the stop cock. For example, when you go on holiday.

4.13. DETERGENT RECOMMENDATIONS

The following table shows what detergents you can use in the laundry programmes. Both washing powders and liquid detergents are suitable for this machine.

PROGRAMME DETERGENT	FABRIC SOFTENER PREWASH DETERGENT*
Cotton Yes Optional	Optional
ECO 40 - 60	Yes Optional	Optional
Cotton Yes Optional	Optional
20°C	Yes Optional	Optional
Mix	Yes Optional	Optional
Wool	Yes Optional	Optional
Rinse	No	Optional	No
Steam hygiene	Yes Optional	Optional
Centrifuging	No	No	No
Delicate laundry	Yes	Optional	Optional
Sports	Yes Optional	Optional
Bed linen	Yes Optional	Optional
Jeans	Yes Optional	Optional
Short	Yes Optional	Optional
Express	Yes Optional	Optional

4.14. LAUNDRY RECOMMENDATIONS

Refer to the following table to determine which programmes can be selected for each specific type of laundry.

TYPE OF LAUNDRY	TYPE OF DETERGENT	RECOMMENDED LAUNDRY PROGRAMME	RECOMMENDED WASH TEMPERATURE
White laundry consisting of boil-proof cotton or linen.	Powder.	Cotton	60 / 90 °C
Coloured laundry consisting of cotton or linen.	Powder or liquid.	Cotton	30 / 40 °C
Coloured laundry consisting of easy-care or synthetic materials.	Powder or liquid.	Sports 30 / 40 °C
Delicate textiles, silk, and viscose.	Liquid.	Delicate laundry	30 °C

TYPE OF LAUNDRY TYPE OF DETERGENT	RECOMMENDED LAUNDRY PROGRAMME	RECOMMENDED WASH TEMPERATURE
Wool Liquid. Wool 30 °C

* Only use the Pre-wash compartment if you have selected the Pre-wash function.

For the best results:

• Use detergent suitable for washing machines and the laundry to be washed.

• Dilute syrupy detergent with water.
- Use less detergent when using extra concentrated detergent.
- Use less detergent with a small wash.
- Use more detergent with a large or very dirty wash.
- Do not add any laundry beads in the detergent tray. Place laundry beads directly into the drum.

4.15. EXTENSIVE VERIPART LAUNDRY PROGRAMME SPECIFICATIONS

NAME CAPACITY		MAX. TEM-PERATURE	DURATION	ENERGY CONSUMPTION	WATER CON-SUMPTION	MOISTURE PERCENTAGE AFTER WASHING (% / REV)
Cotton 90°C*	8 kg	81 °C	3:05	2,33 kWh	70 L	53%/1400
Cotton 60°C*	8 kg	57 °C	2:25	0,71 kWh	35 L	53%/1400
ECO 40- 60***	8 kg	30 °C	3:38	0,58 kWh	47 L	53%/1400
	4 kg	26 °C	2:45	0,35 kWh	27 L	53%/1400
	2 kg	21 °C	2:10	0,17 kWh	20 L	53%/1400
Synthetic*	3.5 kg	45 °C	2:15	0,91 kWh	72 L	53%/1400
Short*	4 kg	58 °C	1:00	0,95 kWh	29 L	53%/1400
20 °C*	4 kg	20 °C	0:59	0,16 kWh	30 L	53%/1400

*The value of this programme is indicative and may differ from reality.
**This laundry programme is suitable for cleaning normally soiled cotton laundry, for which it is indicated that it can be washed at 40°C or 60°C, together in the same cycle. This laundry programme dries the laundry so well that it can be stored in a cupboard straight away. This programme is used to check compliance with EU eco design rules.

5. CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

WARNING!

• ELECTROCUTION HAZARD DUE TO SHORT CIRCUIT. Always remove the power cable from the earthed socket before cleaning the appliance.
  • ELECTROCUTION HAZARD DUE TO SHORT CIRCUIT. Do not pour water over the appliance.

NOTICE!

• RISK OF DAMAGE TO THE APPLIANCE. Never clean the appliance with aggressive or abrasive cleaners, or sharp objects.
• RISK OF DAMAGE TO THE APPLIANCE. Cleaning and user maintenance must not be carried out by children without supervision.
• RISK OF DAMAGE TO THE APPLIANCE. Turn off the water supply when the appliance undergoes maintenance or cleaning.

5.1. GENERAL CLEANING AND DRUM CLEANING

When in intensive use, clean the appliance once a month, run the drum cleaning programme once or twice a month.

1. Clean the outside of the appliance with a soft cloth and a diluted, non-abrasive cleaning agent.
2. Dry the outside of the appliance with a soft, dry cloth.

Diagram of a washing machine with a circular vent and lid removed, showing internal airflow direction (no text or symbols)

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1. Remove objects and dust from the door seal.
2. Clean the door and door seal with a soft cloth and a diluted, non-abrasive cleaning agent.
3. Start the drum cleaning programme. Do not put any laundry in the washing machine.

5.2. CLEANING THE WATER FILTER

Clean the water filters of the water supply every two months. Appliance defects due to lack of maintenance are not covered by the warranty.

1. Close the stop cock.
2. Put a bucket or washing-up bowl under the stop cock.

Illustration of a pipe fitting with a black arrow indicating downward motion (no text or symbols)

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1. Disconnect the water supply hose from the stop cock.
2. Drain the supply hose into the bucket or washing-up bowl.

Illustration of a toothbrush and toothpaste bottle (no text or symbols)

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1. Clean the filter in the supply hose with a small brush.

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1. Disconnect the supply hose from the appliance.

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1. Clean the filter in the appliance with a small brush.
2. Replace the supply hose as described in section 3.6.

5.3. CLEANING THE DETERGENT TRAY

Clean the detergent tray every two months.

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1. Pull the tray out of the appliance.

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1. Gently pull the tray upwards until it comes out of the appliance.

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1. Pull up the front of the blue flap in the tray to remove the blue flap from the detergent tray.

Illustration of a pipe pouring liquid into a container with MAX label (no text or symbols on the diagram itself)

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1. Clean the blue flap and detergent tray under running water. Pay extra attention to the flow of the fabric softener compartment. If it becomes clogged, it may cause leakage.

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1. Clean the opening for the detergent tray in the appliance with a brush.
2. Put the blue flap back into the detergent tray.
3. Dry the detergent tray with a soft cloth.
4. Put the detergent tray back into the appliance.

NOTICE!

• RISK OF DAMAGE TO THE APPLIANCE. Never clean the detergent tray in the dishwasher.

• RISK OF BURNS. The appliance may contain hot water. Do not clean the drain pump during or immediately after a wash.

Clean the drain pump every two months.

1. Insert the handle of the washing powder scoop into the opening of the maintenance panel.
2. Open the maintenance hatch.
3. Place a bucket or tub under the drain pump.

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1. Rotate the filter anticlockwise to remove the filter.
2. Drain the drain water into the bucket or tub.
3. Remove objects and dust from the filter and filter opening.

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1. Put the filter back in the filter opening and tighten the filter clockwise.
2. Close the maintenance hatch.

6. TROUBLESHOOTING

WARNING!

• ELECTROCUTION HAZARD DUE TO SHORT CIRCUIT. Do not perform any repairs to the appliance that are not described in this manual. The appliance may only be repaired by an authorised service technician.
  • In case of malfunction, unplug the appliance and shut off the water supply.

NOTE

• Some problems can be easily solved by yourself using the table below. If the descriptions below do not solve your problem, please contact our customer service team: www.coolblue.nl/en
• Only a qualified electrician or authorised person may solve the faults not contained in this manual. Repairs carried out by unauthorised persons may cause injury and/or serious damage to persons and property.

6.1. PROBLEMS WITH THE APPLIANCE

PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION
The appliance will not start. The power cable is not properly inserted in the earthed socket.		Insert the power cable properly into the earthed socket.
		There is no voltage on the earthed socket.
		A fuse has tripped or broken. Check fuses and replace fuses if necessary.
		The door is not closed properly. Close the door properly and press the start/pause button.
		The appliance is overloaded. Put less laundry in the appliance at the same time.
		There's clothing trapped inside the appliance.
		No laundry programme has been selected.
The appliance does not take on water. The water tap is closed. Turn on the water tap.
		The water supply hose has a kink. Check the water supply hose and remove kinks and twists.
		The water supply hose is clogged. Clean the filters of the water supply hose.
		The supply filter is clogged.
		The door is not fully closed.
		The water drainage hose hangs too low.
The door doesn't open.	The laundry programme is not yet complete.	Ensure the laundry programme is complete.
	Door protection is enabled.	Wait until the drum is completely stationary. Sometimes it takes time until the door protection switches off.
		Unplug the power cable from the earthed socket and plug the power cable back into the earthed socket.
The door does not close properly.	There was laundry between the door.	Remove laundry that is trapped by the door. Push the laundry well into the drum.
	The washing machine is overloaded.	Put less laundry in the machine and try to close the door again.
There is a leak somewhere. The supply or	drain hose is not properly connected.	Check the connections of the supply and drain hose. If necessary, recouple the hoses. Replace broken hoses.
	The drain hose hangs more than 15 cm in the drain.	Ensure that the drain hose does not hang further than 15 cm in the drain.
	The drain hose is blocked. Remove blockages from the drain hose.
	The drain is blocked. Clear the drain.
	The detergent tray is leaking. Clean the detergent tray according to section 5.3
	The door is leaking; there was laundry between the door.	Press the start/pause button to pause the laundry programme. Open the door and put the laundry well in the drum. Close the door and restart the laundry programme. Check whether the leak persists.
	The door is leaking; the door seal is worn or torn.	Disconnect the machine from the power supply and remove the laundry from the machine. Contact Veripart.
	The base plate is leaking; too much detergent has been used	Disconnect the appliance from the power supply. Tilt the washing machine backwards and check for water coming out of the machine. If this is the case, place something under the front adjustable feet of the appliance so that the appliance remains tilted. Allow the machine to dry for a day in this way. Then put the machine upright again. At the next wash, use less detergent and check if the leak occurs again.
	The base plate is leaking; there is an internal leak.	Contact Veripart.
A lot of foam is created during a wash. Too much detergent used Use less detergent next time.
There is limescale build up on the drum. Too little detergent has been used. Use more detergent next time.
Detergent remains in the laundry tray after washing.	There is insufficient pressure on the water.	Clean the water supply according to section 5.2.
	The detergent is too thick or clumps. Clean the detergent tray according to section 5.3. Check that the detergent used is suitable for machine washing. If you are using powdered detergent in combination with softeners, first add the detergent and then the softener.
			Dilute detergent that is too thick with water.
Fabric softener or water remains in the fabric softener compartment.	The drain (suction siphon) of the fabric softener compartment is blocked.	Unplug the drain of the fabric softener compartment and clean the detergent tray according to section 5.3. If necessary, use the flush function (see section 4.6).
The control panel and indicators are not working.	There are problems in the electronic connections.	Remove the power cable from the earthed socket and plug the power cable back into the earthed socket.
The appliance makes an exceptional amount of noise.	Transport bolts have not been removed.	Remove the transport bolts.
	There is too much laundry in the washing drum.	Spread the laundry evenly in the washing drum.
	The appliance is not level. Level the appliance according to section 3.8.
	The machine is placed on a thin floor (for example a wooden surface).	If possible, choose a location in the corner of the room as much as possible. This minimises vibrations.
		Consider placing the appliance on a solid floor (for example, a concrete surface).
	The machine makes a lot of noise when pumping and centrifuging. This is normal. You don't have to do anything.
The appliance stinks. The appliance must be cleaned. Clean the appliance according to section 5.
Water remains in the machine after a wash.	The drain hose is clogged. Clean the drain pump according to section 5.4.
	The drain is blocked. Clear the drain.
	There is too much laundry in the washing drum.	Spread the laundry evenly in the washing drum.
The spin cycle does not run or runs later.	The control system for unevenly distributed laundry is active.	The control system for unevenly distributed laundry tries to distribute laundry evenly. After this, the spin cycle will start. Next time, distribute the laundry evenly in the washing drum.

6.2. PROBLEMS WITH CLEAN LAUNDRY

PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION
Detergent remains in the laundry after a wash.	Too much detergent used Use less detergent next time.
The laundry turns grey. Too little detergent has been used. Use more detergent next time.
Limescale builds up on the laundry.
The laundry stinks.	The appliance must be cleaned. Clean the appliance according to chapter 5, and/or run the cotton programme to clean the drum, see chapter 3.10.
	There is too much laundry in the washing drum.	Check the maximum dry load of laundry for a laundry programme and do not exceed it.
PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION
The laundry is not clean. The wrong program has been selected. See section 4.5 for the right programme. Some programmes wash at a low temperature, or use a maximum filling weight. If the filling weight for that specific programme is exceeded, or a programme with too low a temperature has been chosen, the laundry cannot be washed completely. Use the pre-wash and rinse function. See section 4.6.
	Too little, or wrong detergent Use more detergent or use another detergent; refer to the instructions on the detergent packaging.

6.3. FAULT CODES ON THE CONTROL PANEL

ERROR MESSAGE ON THE CONTROL PANEL	EXPLANATION POSSIBLE CAUSE POTENTIAL SOLUTION
CL The child safety lock is	activated.	You have activated the child safety lock.	See section 4.7.
E01 The door is not closed	properly.	The door is not completely closed.	Close the door properly.Unplug and contact Veripart if the fault does not go away.
E02 The water pressure or water level are too low.		There is a kink in the supply hose.	Remove the kink from the supply hose.
		The water supply filters are contaminated.	Clean the water supply filters according to section 5.2.
		The supply water pressure is not high enough.	Ensure that the supply hose is connected to a water supply with a water pressure of at least 0.1 MPa.
		The supply tap is closed.	Turn on the supply tap.
E03 There is a problem with the pump filter.		The pump filter is clogged.	Clean the pump filter according to section 5.4.
		The pump's electrical connection is faulty.	Contact Veripart if the fault does not go away.
E04	The appliance has detected too much water in the drum.	There is too much water in the drum.	Press the start/pause button to continue the laundry programme and drain the water.Contact Veripart if the fault does not go away.

7. TAKING OUT OF SERVICE

1. Unplug the power cable from the earthed socket.

2. Turn off the water supply tap.

3. Place a bucket or washing-up bowl under the ends of the supply hose and discharge hose. Water can leak out of the supply hose and discharge hose during disconnection.

4. Disconnect the water stop and supply hose from the stop cock and the appliance.
5. Remove or disconnect the drain hose from the siphon or sink.
6. Clean the appliance. Follow the instructions in section Cleaning and maintenance.

7.1. TRANSPORT AND STORAGE

• DANGER OF ENTRAPMENT DUE TO TILTING THE APPLIANCE. Always wear protective gloves and closed shoes when moving the appliance.
• RISK OF INJURY FROM LIFTING HEAVY OBJECTS. Always move the appliance with two people. Use two hands when moving, lifting or turning the appliance.

- RISK OF DAMAGE TO THE DEVICE. Never drop the appliance and avoid bumping. Dropping or bumping the appliance may affect the proper operation of the appliance. Do not use the appliance if it has been dropped.

1. Screw the transport bolts back into the appliance.
2. Pack the appliance in its original packaging. If the original packaging is no longer present, pack the appliance in soft packaging material such as bubble plastic or a blanket to prevent damage.

- If you need to move the appliance over longer distances, use a hand truck.

8. SAFE DISPOSAL

8.1. DISPOSING OF PACKAGING MATERIAL

The packaging material consists of various materials. When disposing of packaging material, follow national and local regulations regarding the environmentally friendly disposal of packaging material.

8.2. DISPOSING OF THE APPLIANCE

The materials used in this appliance and marked with this symbol are recyclable. The marking indicates that this product should not be disposed of with household waste throughout the EU.

This symbol indicates that the device must not be disposed of with other household waste within the EU. By disposing of the device properly, you help to prevent possible dangers to the environment and human health. The recycling of materials contributes to the conservation of natural resources. Therefore, do not dispose of discarded electronic devices with household waste. When disposing of the device, follow the national and local regulations regarding the environmentally friendly disposal of electronic equipment. You can also contact Coolblue B.V. when you no longer want to use the device or you can return the device to a Coolblue store of your choice.

8.3. CONTACT DETAILS COOLBLUE

Customer service can be reached at: www.coolblue.nl/en

Wisepick Productions B.V.

Weena 664

3012 CN Rotterdam

The Netherlands

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Weena 664

3012 CN Rotterdam

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Wisepick Productions B.V.

Weena 664

3012 CN Rotterdam

Pays-Bas

Wisepick Productions B.V.

Weena 664

3012 CN, Rotterdam

The Netherlands

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