EWF8004E3WB - Washing machine ELECTROLUX - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Washing Machine
Brand	Electrolux
Model	EWF8004E3WB
Capacity	8 kg
Maximum Spin Speed	1400 rpm
Energy Class	A+++
Dimensions (H x W x D)	85 cm x 60 cm x 60 cm
Weight	75 kg
Power Supply	220-240 V, 50 Hz
Water Consumption per Cycle	50 L
Noise Level Washing/Spinning	58 dB / 76 dB
Number of Programs	15
Functions	Delay Start, Child Lock, Rinse Hold, Quick Wash
Maintenance	Clean filter regularly; descale as needed
Safety Features	Child Lock, Anti-Flood System, Overflow Protection
Spare Parts Availability	Through Electrolux Service Centers
General Information	User manual downloadable from Electrolux website

Frequently Asked Questions - EWF8004E3WB ELECTROLUX

How do I install the washing machine?

Remove all packaging and transport bolts. Connect the water inlet hose to a cold water tap, attach the drain hose to a standpipe or sink, and plug the power cord into an earthed socket. Level the machine by adjusting the feet. Consult the manual for detailed installation steps.

What do I do if an error code appears?

Check the display for an error code like E10, E20, etc. Common causes: water supply issue, blocked filter, or drain problem. Refer to the user manual's error codes section for specific solutions. Reset by turning the dial to Off and waiting 1 minute.

How to clean the lint filter?

Open the filter door at the bottom front, unscrew the filter, remove any lint or debris, rinse it under running water, and screw it back securely. Clean the filter every 3 months to maintain performance.

Can I change the spin speed?

Yes, press the Spin button repeatedly to select from available speeds (typically 0-1400 rpm). Adjust depending on fabric type; high speeds for cottons, low for delicates. The spin speed affects drying time.

What programs are available?

Programs include Cotton, Synthetics, Delicates, Wool, Quick 30 min, Rinse & Spin, Drain & Spin, and more. Each program is optimized for specific fabric types and soil levels. See the program table in the manual for details.

How much detergent should I use?

Follow the detergent manufacturer's instructions, but generally use about 1 tablespoon for a full load. Less for lightly soiled clothes. Use high-efficiency (HE) detergent to avoid oversudsing.

How do I enable the child lock?

Press and hold the Child Lock button (often marked with a padlock icon) for 3 seconds until a lock symbol appears on the display. This prevents accidental changes during a cycle. Deactivate by pressing and holding again.

Why is the machine not draining?

Check if the drain hose is kinked or blocked. Also clean the filter (see FAQ). Ensure the drain pump is not obstructed. If the error persists, the pump may need service. Regular maintenance prevents drainage issues.

How to reduce energy consumption?

Use Eco programs (e.g., Eco Cotton), wash at lower temperatures (30°C or 40°C), and always run full loads. Clean the filter and use energy-saving settings. The machine's A+++ rating already ensures low consumption.

What does the 'Rinse Hold' option do?

Selecting Rinse Hold prevents the machine from draining after the final rinse, leaving clothes in water to prevent wrinkles. Press Start again or select Drain & Spin to finish. Useful for delicate items that you want to remove immediately.

USER MANUAL EWF8004E3WB ELECTROLUX

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CUSTOMER CARE AND SERVICE

We recommend the use of original spare parts. When contacting Service, ensure that you have the following data available. The information can be found on the rating plate. Model, PNC, Serial Number.

Warning / Caution-Safety information. General information and tips. Environmental information.

Subject to change without notice.

CONTENTS

1. SAFETY INFORMATION

1.1 Conditions Of Use 4 1.2 Child Safety 5 1.3 General Safety 6 1.4 Installation 6 1.5 Use 7

2. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

2.1 Parts 8 2.2 Accessories 9

3. CONTROL PANEL

3.1 Control Panel Description 10 3.2 Program Chart 11 3.3 Program Options Compatibility.... 12 3.4 Options 13 3.5 Settings 15 3.6 Start/Pause (▷) and Add Clothes (☐) Touchpad 16

4. BEFORE FIRST USE.... 16

5. DAILY USE

5.1 Loading The Laundry.... 17 5.2 Using Detergent And Additives 17 5.3 Options Setting 18 5.4 Starting A Cycle (▷||).... 19 5.5 Interruption Of A Program.... 19 5.6 Changing A Program 19 5.7 Changing The Options 19 5.8 Opening The Door.... 19 5.9 At The End Of The Program 19 5.10 When The Washing Program Is Completed, But There Is Water In The Drum ...... 20 5.11 AUTO Off Mode 20

6. WASHING HINTS

6.1 Sorting The Laundry 21 6.2 Before Loading The Laundry.... 21 6.3 Maximum Loads 21 6.4 Removing Stains 21 6.5 Detergents Type And Quantity Of Detergent 22

7. INTERNATIONAL WASH CODE SYMBOLS 23

8. CARE AND CLEANING

8.1 External Cleaning 24 8.2 Descaling 24 8.3 After Each Wash 24 8.4 Maintenance Wash.... 24 8.5 Cleaning The Dispenser Drawer 24 8.6 Cleaning The Drawer Recess 25 8.7 Cleaning The Water Inlet Filter 25 8.8 Frost Precautions.... 26

9. TROUBLESHOOTING

9.1 Possible Failures 27 9.2 Emergency Door Opening 30

10. TECHNICAL DATA 31

11. INSTALLATION

11.1 Unpacking.... 31 11.2 Positioning.... 33 11.3 Water Inlet.... 34 11.4 Water Drainage 34 11.5 Electrical Connection 36

12. ENVIRONMENT CONCERNS

12.1 Packaging Materials 37 12.2 Old Machine.... 37 12.3 Ecological Hints 37

1. ⚠️ SAFETY INFORMATION

1.1 Conditions Of Use

This appliance is intended to be used in household and similar applications such as:

• staff kitchen areas in shops, offices and other working environment;
• farm houses;
• by clients in hotels, motels, and other residential type environments;
• bed and breakfast type environments;
• areas for communal use in blocks of flats or in launderettes.

WARNING! The appliance must not be supplied through an external switching device, such as timer, or connected to a circuit that is regularly switched on and off by utility.

In the interest of your safety and to ensure the correct use, before installing and first using the appliance, read this user manual carefully, including its hints and warnings.

To avoid unnecessary mistakes and accidents, it is important to ensure that all people using the appliance are thoroughly familiar with its operation and safety features.

Save these instructions and make sure that they remain with the appliance if it is moved or sold, so that everyone using it through its life will be properly informed on appliance use and safety.

1.2 Child Safety

• This washing machine is not intended for use by young children or infirm persons without supervision.
• Young children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.
• The packaging components (e.g. plastic film, polystyrene) can be dangerous to children - danger of suffocation! Keep them out of children's reach.
• Keep all detergents in a safe place out of children's reach.
• Make sure that children or pets do not climb into the drum.
• This machine is provided with child safety lock option (☐) to prevent children playing with the control panel. (see page 15)

1.3 General Safety

• It is dangerous to alter the specifications or attempt to modify this product in any way.
• During high temperature wash program the door glass may get hot. Do not touch it!
• Make sure that small pets do not climb into the drum. To avoid this, please check inside the drum before using the appliance.
• Any objects such as coins, safety pins, nails, screws, stones or any other hard, sharp material can cause extensive damage and must not be placed into the machine.
• Wash small items such as socks, laces, washable belts etc in a washing bag or pillow case as it is possible for such items to slip down between the tub and the inner drum.
• Only use manufacturer's recommended quantities of fabric softener and detergent. Damage to the fabric or appliance can occur if you exceed the recommended amount.
• Do not use your washing machine to wash articles with whalebones, material without hems or torn material.
• Always unplug the appliance and turn off the water supply after use, clean and maintenance.
• This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.
• Under no circumstances should you attempt to repair the machine yourself. Repairs carried out by inexperienced persons may cause injury or serious malfunctioning. Contact your local Service Centre. Always insist on genuine spare parts.

1.4 Installation

• This appliance is heavy. Care should be taken when moving it.
• When unpacking the appliance, check that it is not damaged. If in doubt, do not use it and contact the Service Centre.
• All packing and transit bolts must be removed before use. Serious damage can occur to the product and to property if this is not adhered to. See relevant section in the user manual.
• After having installed the appliance, check that it is not standing on the inlet and drain hose and the worktop is not pressing the electrical supply cable.
• If the appliance is installed on a carpeted floor, please adjust the feet in order to allow air to circulate freely.
• Always be sure, that there is no water leakage from hoses and their connections after the installation.
• Any plumbing work required to install this appliance should be carried out by a qualified plumber.
• Any electrical work required to install this appliance should be carried out by a qualified electrician.

May cause electric shock! if the machine is not connected to an earthed/ground system. DO NOT touch the wet clothes and metal parts.

For safety reasons do not use double adaptors, extension cords and multi-plug adapters.

1.5 Use

• Only wash fabrics which are designed to be machine washed. Follow the instructions on each garment label.
• Do not overload the appliance. See the relevant section in the user manual.
• Before washing, ensure that all pockets are empty and buttons and zips are fastened. Avoid washing frayed or torn articles and treat stains such as paint, ink, rust, and grass before washing.
• Garments which have been in contact with volatile petroleum products should not be machine washed. If volatile cleaning fluids are used, care should be taken to ensure that the fluid is removed from the garment before placing in the machine.
• Never pull the power supply cable to remove the plug from the socket; always take hold of the plug itself.
• Never use the washing machine if the power supply cable, the control panel, the working surface or the base are damaged so that the inside of the washing machine is accessible.

2. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

2.1 Parts

Detergent/Softener Dispenser (For more information, see pages 17, 24)

Door (when open) (For more information, see page 17)

Emergency Door Opening

Level Adjustment Feet

Transit Bolt (when removed)

Transit bolts must be removed before using the appliance.

2.2 Accessories

Plastic Caps

To close the holes on the rear side of the cabinet after the removal of the transit bolts.

Plastic Hose Guide

To connect the drain hose on the edge of a sink.

3. CONTROL PANEL

3.1 Control Panel Description

A Program knob B Soak touchpad C Start/Pause touchpad D Wash touchpad E Spin touchpad F Display G Easy Iron touchpad

H Prewash touchpad I Extra Rinse touchpad J Delay End touchpad K Favourite program save option

Display

A Add Clothes Icon B Program Duration / Delay End Time / Alarm Code C Door Lock Icon D Delay End Icon E Program Phase Indication Icon: 🎨 Wash Phase, 🌐 Rinse Phase, Ⓤ Spin Phase F Soak Phase Icon

3.2 Program Chart

Program	(rpm)	Max. Load (Dry Clothes) (kg)	Type of load and soil level Max. Spin Speed
Off —		-	This position to reset program/switching off the machine.
Hijab	10001000850	3 kg	For Hijab fabric items.
Batik	12001000850	3 kg	For Batik fabric items.
Cottons	12001000850	Max. 1)	White and coloured cotton.
Mixed	12001000850	4 kg	Synthetic or mixed fabric items.
Wool/Handwash	10001000850	.5 kg	Specially tested program for woollen garments bearing the “Pure new woollen, non-shrink, machine washable” label.
Favourite Recall your favourite program.		-
Spin	12001000850	Max.	To spin the laundry and drain the water in the drum.
Rinse + Spin To rinse and spin the laundry Max.
Bedding Special program for o808300760c 4 kg			blanket, duvet, bedspread and so on.
Quick 15	12001000850	.5 kg	Lightly soiled synthetics or mixed fabrics.
Daily 39	12001000850	EWF8004E3WB	Daily wear coloured cotton clothes such as shirts, blouses, towels and undergarments. Ideal for low level of soil.
		4 kg
		EWF9024D3WB
		5 kg
Full Wash 60	12001000850	Max.	Daily wear coloured cotton clothes such as shirts, blouses, towels and undergarments. Ideal for normal level of soil.

1) Maximum capacity depended on the model of the Washing Machine (see defined on the control panel)

3.3 Program Options Compatibility

Program		Option
		Wash Rinse		No Spin	Hold	Soak Prewish Rinse	Exwash Delay	End	Easy Iron
Hijab ■	■	■
								■■ Batik ■	■
Cottons		■■		■■	■	■	■	■	■	■
Mixed		■■		■■	■	■	■	■	■	■
Wool/Handwash		■		■	■	■
Favourite ☆
Spin				■					■
Rinse + Spin				■	■				■
Bedding		■		■	■	■	■	■	■
Quick 15				■	■				■
Daily 39				■					■
Full Wash 60 ■		■	■■

3.4 Options

Wash Touchpad

Press this touchpad repeatedly to select "Soil Level" wash program to be used for your clothes.

Soil Level: There are 3 soil levels to choose from,

• ☎ High; for heavily soiled clothes eg. very dirty work clothes and overalls.
• Regular; for everyday soiled items eg. family clothes, sheets etc.
• Light; for lightly soiled clothes, just to freshen them up.

The "Soil Level" chosen will have an influence on the wash time of the selected wash program.

For the same wash program, High (☐) will have a longer wash time than "Regular", and Regular (☐) a longer wash time than "Light (☐)".

Spin Selection Touchpad

Press this touchpad repeatedly to increase or decrease the spin speed or select Rinse Hold, if you want your laundry to be spun at a speed different from the one proposed by the washing machine.

- No Spin ( Ⓞ )

No spin option eliminates all the spin phases and increases the number of rinses.

- Rinse Hold (☐)

By selecting this option, the water of the last rinse is not emptied out, and the drum turns regularly to prevent the laundry from creasing.

The door is still locked to indicate that the water must be emptied out.

The door stays locked with the water in the drum. To continue the cycle, you must press ▷∥ (Start/Pause).

Soak

This option allows you to soak heavily soiled clothes and stained items at the beginning of the wash before the main washing phase.

This option will increase the duration of the selected program by about 50 minutes and uses more water than a normal wash. The process is as follows.

Add detergent for "Soak" at the "Prewash ⊥" compartment.

1. Fill water and turn the washing drum (this takes about 20 minutes).

After pressing the Start/Pause touchpad, the machine will start to add water to the washing drum, which will start to rotate slowly to dissolve detergent and evenly distribute clothes.

1. Soak (this takes about 30 minutes).

The machine will enter the soaking process. The washing drum will stop and rotate once in a while in order to distribute clothes.

1. Once the soaking process is complete, the machine will check the water level again and will start the selected program and continue by using the same soak water.

NOTE

If you do not wish to use the soak water to wash clothes, please follow the steps below:

1. Press Start/Pause to pause the washing machine. Then rotate the program knob to "Off" to turn off the machine.
2. Add detergent to the main wash compartment and select the program of your choice. Press Start/Pause again to start the selected program.

The machine will detect and drain the water in the washing drum out automatically and fill in water once again to be used for washing.

NOTE

Use the amount of detergent recommended for a normal wash cycle. If desired, use a bleach or a soaking agent safe for the fabric, by pouring it into the detergent compartment.

Prewash (山) Touchpad

Select this option if you wish your laundry to be pre-washed before the main wash. Use this option for heavy soil. The indicator of this option will be on.

When you set this function, put the detergent into the "⊥" compartment.

This function increases the program duration.

Easy Iron Touchpad (≡)

When selecting this option the laundry is gently washed and spun to avoid creasing. In this way ironing is easier.

The indicator of this option comes on.

Extra Rinse Touchpad

This option is recommended for people who are allergic to detergents, and in areas where the water is very soft.

Press this touchpad to add two rinse phases to a program. The indicator of this option will be on.

Delay End ( ⏻ ) Touchpad

Before you start the program, this option makes it possible to define the end of the washing program from minimum of 1 hour to maximum of 20 hours.

If program duration is longer than 3 hours, minimum Delay End option starts from 4 hours.

Press the Delay End touchpad to choose the end time as you wish. The display shows the number of hours and the indicator beside the touchpad is on.

This option must be selected after choosing the wash program, and before pressing the "Start/Pause" touchpad.

For example, if the program duration of your selected program is 3.20 hours and you define the "Delay End" time to 6 hours. This means your wash program will finish in 6 hours. (See diagram)

After selecting Delay End time, press Start/Pause touchpad to start the program. Machine will then countdown and update time on the display every hours until it reaches the starting point of the wash cycle.

If you wish to modify or cancel Delay End option after starting the program, follow the steps below:

• set the washing machine to PAUSE by pressing "Start/Pause" touchpad;
• deselect this option by pressing "Delay End" touchpad repeatedly till the display shows delay time "Oh";
• Press the "Start/Pause" button to start the program.

3.5 Settings

Save Favourite (☆) Program

Program settings that are frequently used can be saved.

To program/re-program Favourite with your own selections and save them, proceed as follows:

1. Put the machine in Stand-By mode.
2. Select your desired wash settings.
3. To save the favourite program, press and hold the "Soak ☐" touchpad for about 2 seconds. You will hear a "Bip, Bip" sound and "F AU" will flash on the display.

To recall the favourite wash program, turn the selector knob to the "Favourite ☆" program. You will get an acknowledgement on the display when the Favourite program is loaded.

Child Safety Lock ( ☐ ) Option

Your appliance is provided with a CHILD SAFETY LOCK which permits you to leave the appliance unsupervised with the door closed without having to worry that children might be injured by or cause damage to the appliance.

Set this option after pressing the Start/Pause touchpad.

To set the "Child Lock" option:

• To activate the function, press and hold the "Extra Rinse" and "Delay End" touchpads for about 2 seconds until the display shows the icon "LOC". If you press any touchpad while Child Lock is activated, the icon "LOC" will flash on the display 3 times along with a buzzer sound.

This function remains enabled even after the appliance is switched off.

- To deactivate the function, press and hold "Extra Rinse" and "Delay End" touchpad for about 2 seconds until the display shows the icon "unL".

Enabling/Disabling End-Of-Wash Buzzer

This setting permits you to either enable or disable the buzzer at the end of the program. As an example, you might wish to disable this buzzer when you start a wash when going to bed, so that when the wash finished approximately 1 hour later, it will not disturb you through the night.

Error warning beeps such as critical faults are not disabled.

• To disable the buzzer sound, press "Wash" and "Spin" touchpads at the same time for about 3 seconds, the icon "bOF" will show on display along with buzzer sound.
• To return to default configuration press these 2 touchpads at the same time for about 3 seconds, the icon "bOn" will show on display along with buzzer sound.

3.6 Start/Pause ( ▷∥ ) and Add Clothes ( ✉ ) Touchpad

This touchpad has 2 functions:

Start/Pause ( ▷∥ )1.

After you have selected the desired program and options, press this touchpad to start the machine. The Start/Pause pilot light will stop flashing and remain lit until the water level is above the bottom edge of the door then pilot light goes OFF. If you have selected a "Delay End" option, the countdown will begin and will be shown on the display.

To interrupt a program which is running, press this touchpad to pause the machine, the Start/Pause pilot light flashes.

To restart the program from the point at which it was interrupted, press this touchpad again, the Start/Pause pilot light will stop flashing.

Add Clothes ( ✉ )2.

You can only add clothes when the icon "☐" shown on the display.

To add clothes:

1. Press the "Start/Pause" touchpad to pause the program.
2. Wait for the machine to come to a complete stop before opening the door (wait for the door lock "→" icon to turn off).
3. Add clothing and close the door.
4. Resume the program by pressing the "Start/Pause" touchpad again.

BEFORE FIRST USE 4.

NOTE

During installation or before first use, you may observe some water in the machine. This is residual water left after a full functional test in the factory to ensure the machine is delivered to customers in perfect working order, and it is no cause for concern.

1. Ensure that the electrical and water connections comply with the installation instructions.
2. Put 2 liters of water in the detergent compartment for the washing phase. This activates the drain system.
3. Select a Cottons cycle, without any laundry in the machine, to remove any manufacturing residue from the drum and tub, then start the machine.

DAILY USE 5.

5.1 Loading the Laundry

1. Turn the water tap on.
2. Connect the main plug to the main socket.
3. Turn the knob to set a program. The washing machine will propose a temperature and automatically select the spin value provided for the program you have chosen.

The selector knob can be turned either clockwise or anticlockwise.

Position "Off" to reset program/switching OFF the machine.

At the end of the program the selector dial must be turned to position "Off", to switch the machine off.

1. Check and remove objects (if there are any) that could be trapped in the fold.

1. Place the laundry in the drum, one item at a time, shaking them out as much as possible. (Refer to page 21 "WASHING HINTS")
2. Close the door.

Make sure that no laundry remains between the seal and the door.

5.2 Using Detergent And Additives

Please read "Detergents Type and Quantity of Detergent" on page 22 before use.

1. Detergent Dispenser Drawer The detergent dispenser is divided into three compartments.

• Compartment "PREWASH" This compartment is only used for detergent when a "Prewash" option is selected.
• Compartment "MAIN WASH" This compartment is used for detergent on all programs.

Detergent flap

Position down: for liquid detergent.

Position up: for powder detergent.

- Compartment "SOFTENER" This compartment is used for fabric conditioner and starching agent.

NOTE: When you use the liquid detergent

• Do not use gelatinous or thick liquid detergents.
• Do not put more liquid than the maximum level.
• Do not set the "Prewash" phase.
• Do not set the "Delay End".
• Measure out the detergent and the fabric softener;
• Pull out the dispenser drawer until it stops.
• Measure out the amount of detergent required, pour it into the main wash compartment.
• If you wish to carry out the "Prewash" phase, pour it into the compartment marked Ⓗ.

- If required, pour fabric softener into the compartment marked ✿.

i NOTE

The softener amount used must not exceed the "MAX" mark in the drawer.

If you use thick softeners it is recommended to dilute with water.

- Close the drawer gently.

i NOTE

Residues of detergent, softener and water may remain in the dispenser. It is recommended to clean the dispenser regularly to remove any residue.

5.3 Options Setting

1. If you want your laundry to be spun or use temperature different from the one proposed by the washing machine, press "Spin" and "Wash" touchpads repeatedly to change the spin speed and soil level.

Press the option touchpads, if you want your laundry to be washed with special functions.

i NOTE

• Different functions can be combined which is dependent on the program selected.
• If an option is not compatible with the wash program selected, the symbol "----" will flash on display along with buzzer sound.
• If you want to define the end of the washing program, press the "Delay End" touchpad repeatedly to choose your washing machine working time.

5.4 Starting A Cycle (▷∥)

To start a program, press the Start/Pause touchpad. The corresponding pilot light will stop flashing and a default program duration will be displayed on the screen.

After approx. 15 minutes from the start of a program:

• The appliance will automatically adjust the selected program duration according to the type and size of the load.
• The display will show adjusted program duration.

NOTE

If you press any touchpad while a program is operating, the symbol "- - -" will flash on display along with buzzer sound.

5.5 Interruption Of A Program

• To pause, press Start/ Pause. The indicator will start flashing.
• Press the Start/Pause again. The program will continue.

5.6 Changing A Program

Changing a running program is possible only by resetting it.

• Turn the program selector knob to the position "Off" to cancel the program and to turn off the appliance.
• Turn the program selector knob to the new program position and change any available options. Press Start/Pause to start the new program.

NOTE

The appliance will not drain the water (except programs; Spin, Rinse + Spin).

5.7 Changing The Options

It may be possible to change some of the options after a wash program has started.

1. Press the touchpad Start/Pause. The indicator will start flashing.
2. If available change the options that you wish.
3. Press Start/Pause again. The program will continue.

5.8 Opening The Door

While a program or the Delay End is operating, the appliance door is locked and the display shows the indicator “→0”. First, set the machine to PAUSE by pressing the “Start/Pause” touchpad. Wait until the door lock indicator goes off, then the door can be opened.

If the door lock indicator “→” does not disappear, this means that the machine is already heating and the water level is above the bottom edge of the door or the drum is turning. In this case the door CAN NOT be opened. If you need to open it, you must drain the water to open the door.

In case of emergency please refer to "Emergency door opening" on page 30.

5.9 At The End Of The Program

• The appliance stops automatically.
• The acoustic signal will operate.
• The display will show "0:00".
• The indicator of the touchpad Start/Pause goes off.
• The door lock indicator “→” goes off.
• Remove the laundry from the appliance. Make sure that the drum is empty.
• Keep the door partly open, to prevent the mildew and odours.
• Turn off the water tap.

NOTE

At the end of the program, the time remaining can suddenly decrease from 7 minutes or less to 0 due to the overestimated total program time during the load sensing phase. In some cases (with perfectly balanced load) the program time can be shorter than the time estimated after the load sensing phase is completed. This is a normal behavior of the machine and not a cause for concern as it does not compromise its performance.

5.10 When The Washing Program Is Completed, But There Is Water In The Drum

(Option "Rinse Hold □" is used)

• The drum turns regularly to prevent the creases in the laundry.
• The indicator "Start/Pause" flashes to remind you to drain the water.
• The door lock indicator “→” is on. The door stays locked.

You must drain the water to open the door.

To drain the water:

1. Press the "Start/Pause ▷" touchpad. The appliance drains the water and spins with the maximum spin speed for the selected program.

Alternatively, before pressing the "Start/Pause" touchpad, you can press the "Spin" touchpad to change the spin speed. You can select "No Spin (✗)" if you want the machine to only drain the water.

1. When the program is completed and the door lock indicator "→" goes off, you can open the door.
2. Turn the program selector knob to the "Off" position to turn off the appliance.

NOTE

After approximately 18 hours, if you do not press the Start/Pause touchpad, the appliance will drain and spin automatically.

5.11 AUTO OFF MODE

5 minutes after the washing program ends, if you do not deactivate the appliance, the energy saving function activates.

The energy saving function decreases the energy consumption when the appliance is in standby mode.

• All indicators and the display will switch off.
• The indicator of the Start/Pause touchpad will flash slowly.
• Press one of the touchpads to deactivate the energy saving status.

6. WASHING HINTS

6.1 Sorting the Laundry

Follow the wash code symbols on each garment label and the manufacturer's washing instructions. Sort the laundry as follows: whites, coloureds, synthetics, delicates, woollens.

6.2 Before Loading the Laundry

• Make sure that no metal objects are left in the laundry (e.g., coins, hair clips, safety pins, pins).

- Button up pillowcases, close zippers, hooks, and snaps. Tie any belts or long tapes.

- Wash bras, pantyhose, and other delicates in a mesh laundry bag, which you can purchase from your supermarket.

• Make sure that you wash lint collectors separately from lint producers. - Never wash whites and colored fabrics together. Whites may lose their "whiteness" in the wash. - New colored items may run in the first wash; they should therefore be washed separately the first time. - Remove persistent stains before washing. - Rub particularly soiled areas with a special detergent or detergent paste. Treat curtains with special care. Remove hooks or tie them up in a bag or a net.

6.3 Maximum Loads

Recommended loads are indicated in the program charts on page 11.

General rules:

Clothes Load	Q uantity
Cotton, linen	drum full but not too tightly packed;
Synthetics	drum no more than half full;
Delicate fabrics and woollens	drum no more than one third full.

Washing a maximum load makes the most efficient use of water and energy. For heavily soiled laundry, reduce the load size.

6.4 Removing Stains

Stubborn stains may not be removed by just water and detergent. It is therefore advisable to treat them prior to washing.

Blood: treat fresh stains with cold water. For dried stains, soak overnight in water with a special detergent, then rub in soap and water.

Oil-based paint: moisten with benzine stain remover, lay the garment on a soft cloth, and dab the stain; treat several times.

Dried grease stains: moisten with turpentine, lay the garment on a soft surface, and dab the stain with the fingertips and a cotton cloth.

Rust: oxalic acid dissolved in hot water or a rust-removing product used in cold water. Be careful with rust stains that are not recent, since the cellulose structure will already have been damaged and the fabric tends to hole.

Mould stains: treat with bleach, rinse well (whites and fast coloureds only).

Grass: soap lightly and treat with bleach (whites and fast coloureds only).

Ball point pen and glue: moisten with acetone (*), lay the garment on a soft cloth and dab the stain.

Lipstick: moisten with acetone (*) as above, then treat stains with methylated spirits. Remove any residual marks from white fabrics with bleach.

Red wine: soak in water and detergent, rinse and treat with acetic or citric acid, then rinse. Treat any residual marks with bleach.

Ink: depending on the type of ink, moisten the fabric first with acetone (*), then with acetic acid; treat any residual marks on white fabrics with bleach and then rinse thoroughly.

Tar stains: first treat with stain remover, methylated spirits or benzine, then rub with detergent paste.

(*) do not use acetone on artificial silk.

6.5 Detergents Type And Quantity Of Detergent

Low sudsing detergent is required for this washing machine to prevent oversudsing problems, unsatisfactory washing result and harm to the machine.

Low sudsing detergents designed for front load washing machines are labelled "Front Loading", "high efficiency", "HE", such as Cold Power for Front Loaders or "Matic".

Do not use wrong types of detergent, such as Top Loading, Handwash detergent or Soap-Based products in your frontload washing machine. This can result in excessive suds, longer cycle time, low spin speeds, poor rinsing and overloading of the motor.

Quantity of detergent to be used

The choice of detergent and use of correct quantities not only affects your wash performance, but also helps to avoid waste and protect the environment. Although biodegradable detergents contain substances which in large quantities can upset the delicate balance of nature.

The choice and quantity of detergent will depend on ;

• type of fabric (delicates, woollens, cottons, etc.); • the colour of clothes ;
• size of the load ;
• degree of soil ;
• wash temperature ; and
• hardness of the water used.

Water hardness is classified by so-called "degrees" of hardness.

Information on hardness of the water in your area can be obtained from the relevant water supply company, or from your local authority.

You may have to try using the detergent quantity as per manufacturers' instructions then compare the wash result to the list below and adjust the amount of detergent for your future washes accordingly.

Not enough detergent causes:

• the washload to turn grey, - greasy clothes.

Too much detergent causes:

• sudsing, • reduced washing effect,
• inadequate rinsing.

Use less detergent if:

• you are washing a small load, • the laundry is lightly soiled, • large amounts of foam during washing.

INTERNATIONAL WASH CODE SYMBOLS 7.

These symbols appear on fabric labels, in order to help you choose the best way to treat your laundry.

Energetic washDelicate wash	Max. wash temperature 95 °C	Max. wash temperature 60 °C	Max. wash temperature 40 °C[4]	Max. wash temperature 30 °C	Hand wash	DO NOT wash at all
Bleaching	Bleach in cold water DO NOT bleach
Ironing	Hot iron max. 200 °C	Warm iron max. 150 °C		Lukewarm iron max. 110 °C	DO NOT iron
Dry cleaning	Dry cleaning in all solvents	Dry cleaning in perchlorethylene, petrol, pure alcohol, R 111 & R 113		Dry cleaning in petrol, pure alcohol and R 113	DO NOT dry clean
Drying	Flat Tumble	Dry dust NOT	On clothes hanger	High temperatureLow temperature[7W56]	tumble dry

CARE AND CLEANING 8.

WARNING!

You must DISCONNECT the appliance from the electricity supply, before you can carry out any cleaning or maintenance work.

8.1 External Cleaning

Clean the appliance only with soap and warm water. Fully dry all the surfaces.

CAUTION!

Do not use alcohol, solvents or chemical products.

8.2 Descaling

The water we use normally contains lime. It is a good idea to periodically use a water softening powder in the machine.

Do this separately from any laundry washing, and according to the softening powder manufacturer's instructions.

This will help to prevent the formation of lime deposits.

8.3 After Each Wash

Leave the door open for a while. This helps to prevent mould and stagnant smells forming inside the appliance.

Keeping the door open after a wash will also help to preserve the door seal.

8.4 Maintenance Wash

With the use of low temperature washes it is possible to get a build up of residues inside the drum.

We recommend that a maintenance wash be performed on a regular basis.

To run a maintenance wash:

• The drum should be empty of laundry.

- Select the cotton wash program.

- Press Start/Pause to start the program.

8.5 Cleaning The Dispenser Drawer

The washing powder and additive dispenser drawer should be cleaned regularly.

Remove the drawer by pressing the catch downwards and by pulling it out.

To aid cleaning, the top part of the additive compartment should be removed.

Flush it out under a tap to remove any traces of accumulated powder.

8.6 Cleaning The Drawer Recess

Having removed the drawer, use a small brush to clean the recess, ensuring that all washing powder residue is removed from the upper and lower part of the recess. Replace the drawer and run the rinse program without any clothes in the drum.

8.7 Cleaning The Water Inlet Filter

If your water is very hard or contains traces of lime deposit, the water inlet filter may become clogged. It is therefore a good idea to clean it from time to time.

To clean the water inlet filters:

1. Close the water tap.
2. Remove the water inlet hose from the water tap.
3. Clean the filter in the inlet hose with a stiff brush.

1. Remove the inlet hose behind the appliance.

1. Clean the filter in the valve with a stiff brush or a towel.

1. Install the inlet hose again. Make sure that the couplings are tight to prevent leakages.
2. Open the water tap.

8.8 Frost Precautions

If the appliance is installed in an area where the temperature can be less than 0 °C, remove the remaining water from the inlet hose and the drain pump.

Emergency Drain

1. Disconnect the main plug from the main socket. Turn off the water tap.
2. Remove the water inlet hose.
3. Remove the drain hose from the rear support and unhook it from sink or spigot.

1. Put the end of the drain and inlet hose in a container. Let the water flow out of the hoses.

1. When no more water flows, install the inlet hose and the drain hose again.

NOTE

Make sure that the temperature is more than 0 °C before you use the appliance again.

TROUBLESHOOTING 9.

9.1 Possible Failures

Certain problems are due to lack of simple maintenance or oversights, which can be solved easily without calling out an engineer. Before contacting your local Service Centre, please check trouble-shooting below. Once the problem has been eliminated, press the Start/Pause button to restart the program. If after all checks, the problem persists, contact your local Service Centre. WARNING! Deactivate the appliance before you do the checks.

Alarm Code:

E10	The appliance does not fill with water properly.
E20	The appliance does not drain the water.
E40	The appliance door is open or not closed correctly. Please check the door!
E40	The main supply is unstable. Wait until the main supply is stable.
E91	No communication between electronic elements of the appliance. Switch off and switch on again.

Malfunction Possible cause Solution
Machine does not start:	The door has not been closed. (Error code: E40)	Close the door firmly.
	The plug is not properly inserted into the power socket.	Insert the plug into the power socket.
	There is no power at the socket.	Please check your domestic electrical installation.
	The Start/Pause touchpad has not been pressed.	Press the Start/Pause touchpad.
	The “Delay End” has been selected.	If the laundry are to be washed immediately, cancel the “Delay End”.
	The Main supply is unstable. (If E40 appears on the display.)	Wait until the main supply is stable. Appliance will start automatically.
Machine does not fill the water:	The water tap is closed. (Error code: E10)	Open the water tap.
	The inlet hose is squashed or kinked. (Error code: E10)	Check the inlet hose connection.
	The filter in the inlet hose is blocked. (Error code: E10)	Clean the water inlet hose filter.
	The door is not properly closed. (Error code: E40)	Close the door firmly.
Machine fills then empties immediately:	The end of the drain hose is too low. (Error code: E10)	Refer to relevant paragraph in “water drainage” section.
Machine does not empty and/or does not spin:	The drain hose is squashed or kinked. (Error code: E20)	Check the drain hose connection.
	The drain pump is clogged. (Error code: E20)	Clean the drain filter.
	The option “Rinse Hold” has been selected.	Press Start/Pause touchpad to drain the water or select spin program.
	The laundry is not evenly distributed in the drum.	Pause the machine and redistribute laundry manually.
There is water on the floor:	Too much detergent or unsuitable detergent (creates too much foam) has been used.	Reduce detergent quantity and use correct type of detergent (refer page 22).
	Check whether there are any leaks from one of the inlet hose fittings. It is not always easy to see this as the water runs down the hose; check to see if it is damp.	Check the water inlet hose connection.
	The drain hose is damaged. Call Service.
Unsatisfactory washing results:	Too little detergent or unsuitable detergent has been used.	Increase detergent quantity or use different detergent (refer page 22).
	Stubborn stains have not been treated prior to washing.	Use commercial products to treat the stubborn stains.
	The correct temperature was not selected.	Check if you have selected the correct temperature.
	Excessive laundry load. Reduce load.
The door will not open:	The program is still running. Wait until the end of cycle.
	There is water in the drum.	Y ou must drain the water to open the door (refer “Opening The Door” on page 19.
	This problem may be caused by a failure of the appliance.	Contact Service. If you need to open the door, please read carefully “Emergency door opening” on page 30.
Machine vibrates or is noisy:	The transit bolts and packing have not been removed.	Check the correct installation of the appliance.
	The support feet have not been adjusted.	Check the correct levelling of the appliance.
Machine vibrates or is noisy:	The laundry is not evenly distributed in the drum.	Pause the machine and redistribute laundry manually.
	There is very little laundry in the drum.	Load more laundry.
	Unstable floors eg. wooden floors. Refer to relevant paragraph in “Positioning” section.
Cycle time longer than displayed:	Detergent over dose. Reduce the detergent quantity or use another one. (Refer page 22 “Detergents Type And Quantity Of Detergent”).
	Machine unbalance. Redistribute laundry manually in the drum and start the spin phase again.
The cycle is shorter than the time displayed.	The appliance calculated a new time according to the laundry load.
Spinning starts late or machine does not spin:	The electronic unbalance detection device has cut in because the laundry is not evenly distributed in the drum. The laundry is redistributed by reverse rotation of the drum. This may happen several times before the unbalance disappears and normal spinning can resume. If, after 10 minutes, the laundry is still not evenly distributed in the drum, the machine will not spin. In this case, redistribute the load manually and select the spin program.	Pause the machine and redistribute laundry manually.
Machine makes an unusual noise:	Machine not installed properly.	Make sure the levellir the appliance is correct. Refer to “Installation”.
	Transit bolts or packaging not removed.	Make sure that the packaging and/or the transit bolts are removed. Refer to “Unpacking”.
	The load may be too small. Add more laundry in the drum.
No water is visible in the drum:	Machines based on modern technology operate very economically using very little water without affecting performance.

NOTE

If you are unable to identify or solve the problem, contact our service centre. Before calling the service centre, make a note of the model, serial number, and purchase date of your machine: the Service Centre will require this information.

9.2 Emergency Door Opening

In case of power failure or appliance failure, the appliance door remains locked. The wash program continues when power is restored. If the door remains locked in case of failure, it is possible to open it using the emergency unlock feature.

Before opening the door:

! WARNING!

Make sure that the water temperature and the laundry are not hot. Wait until they cool down if necessary.

Make sure that the water level inside the drum is not too high. If necessary, perform an Emergency Drain (see page 26).

Make sure that the drum is not rotating. Wait until the drum stops rotating if necessary.

To open the door proceed as follows:

1. Rotate the program knob to "Off" position to switch the appliance off.
2. Disconnect the mains plug from the mains socket.
3. Remove the cover door, as picture below.
4. Using a suitable tool, pull the emergency unlock strap (red strap) downward twice (you will hear a "click" sound) and hold it, at the same time pull the door handle to open the door. If the door cannot open while holding the strap, try to release it then open the door.
5. Take out the laundry.
6. Re-assemble the cover door.

TECHNICAL DATA 10.

Dimensions (Height / Width / Depth)	EWF7554E3WB / EWF8004E3WB : 848 x 596.5 x 567.5 mm
	EWF9024D3WB : 848 x 596.5 x 659.0 mm
Power supply (Voltage / Frequency)		220-240 V~ / 50 Hz
Total power absorbed		350 W
Minimum fuse protection		10 A
Water supply pressure (Maximum / Minimum)		0.8 MPa / 0.05 MPa
Maximum dry clothes capacity	Program	EWF7554E3WBEWF8004E3WB	EWF9024D3WBEWF9024D3WBEWF9024D3WBEWF9024D3WBEWF9024D3WBEWF9024D3WBEWF9024D3WBEWF9024D3WBEWF9024D3WBEWF9024D3WBEWF9024D3WBEWF9024D3WBEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFLWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFCWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFSWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFWFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWEFEWMWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWFEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWTWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWMWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWEWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWDDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFOWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFTWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWTDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWVDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWBDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWCDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFCWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWDCWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWDEWTWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWDFWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFFWTWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFDWFD 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INSTALLATION 11.

11.1 Unpacking

CAUTION!

All transit bolts and packing must be removed before using the appliance.

You are advised to keep all transit devices so that they can be refitted if the machine ever has to be transported again.

1. Use gloves. Cut and remove four cut out straps as shown.

1. Remove the carton box. Remove the polystyrene packaging materials.

Remove the plastic bag which covers the machine.

1. Open the door. Remove the polystyrene piece from the door seal and all the items from the drum.

1. Put one of the polystyrene packaging elements on the floor behind the appliance. Carefully put down the appliance with the rear side on it. Make sure not to damage the hoses.

1. Remove the polystyrene base.

1. Pull up the appliance in vertical position.
2. Remove the power supply cable and the drain and inlet hoses from the hose holders (A) on the rear of the appliance.

1. Remove the three transit bolts.
2. Pull out the plastic spacers.

1. Put the plastic caps in the holes (X3). You can find these caps in the user manual bag.

11.2 Positioning

It is important that your washing machine stands firm and leveled on the floor to ensure correct operation. The appliance must not be installed behind a lockable door, a sliding door or a door with a hinge on the opposite side to avoid restricting the washing machine door.

Use a spirit level on the top and side of the washing machine to check the levels.

If you do not have a spirit level, as a guide use the edge of a door frame, cupboard or bench to check that the washing machine is leveled.

Loosen or tighten the feet to adjust the level. A correct adjustment of the appliance level prevents vibration, noise and the movement of the appliance when in operation.

When the washing machine is levelled, try to rock it from corner to corner. If it does rock, adjust the legs again until it is levelled and does not rock.

Never place cardboard, wood or similar materials under the machine to compensate for any unevenness in the floor. Install the machine on a flat hard floor. Make sure that air circulation around the machine is not impeded by carpets, rugs etc.

Check that the machine does not touch the wall or cupboard units.

11.3 Water Inlet

Connect the water inlet hose to a tap with 3/4" BSP thread.

Use the hose supplied with the washing machine. DO NOT USE OLD HOSES.

The inlet hose must not be lengthened. If it is too short and you do not wish to move the tap, you will have to purchase a new, longer hose specially designed for this type of use.

Loosen the ring nut to angle the hose to the left or right depending on the position of your water tap. Do not place the inlet hose downwards. After positioning the inlet hose, be sure to tighten the ring nut again to prevent leaks.

11.4 Water Drainage

The end of the drain hose can be positioned in three ways:

- Hooked over the edge of a sink, using the plastic hose guide supplied with the machine.

Fitting Hose Guide

In this case, make sure the end cannot come unhooked when the machine will be emptied. This could be done by tying it to the tap with a piece of string or attaching it to the wall.

• In a sink, drain pipe branch.

This branch must be above the trap so that the bend is at least 60 cm above the ground.

Push the drain hose onto the spigot and secure with a clip, ensure a loop is formed in the drain hose to prevent waste from the sink entering the appliance.

- Directly into a drain pipe, at a height of not less than 60 cm and not more than 90 cm.

The end of the drain hose must always be ventilated, i.e. the inside diameter of the drain pipe must be larger than the outside diameter of the drain hose.

The drain hose must not be twisted or curled. Run it along the floor; only the part near the drainage point must be raised.

For the correct functioning of the machine, the drain hose must remain hooked on the proper support piece situated on the top part of back side of the appliance.

11.5 Electrical Connection

This machine is designed to operate on a 220-240 V, single-phase, 50 Hz supply.

An incorrect power supply may void your warranty.

Check that your domestic electrical installation can take the maximum load required, also taking into account any other appliances in use.

CAUTION!

Connect the machine to an earthed socket outlet.

The manufacturer declines any responsibility for damage or injury through failure to comply with the above safety precaution.

Should the appliance power supply cable need to be replaced, this shall be carried out by our Service Centre.

When the appliance is installed, the power supply cable must be easily accessible.

ENVIRONMENT CONCERNS 12.

12.1 Packaging Materials

The materials marked with the symbol are recyclable.

PE<=polyethylene PS<=polystyrene PP<=polypropylene

This means that they can be recycled by disposing them properly in appropriate collection containers.

12.2 Old Machine

Use authorized disposal sites for your old appliance. Help to keep your country tidy!

The symbol on the product or on its packaging indicates that this product may not be treated as household waste.

Instead it shall be handed over to the applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment. By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly, you will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health, which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste handling of this product.

For more detailed information about recycling of this product, please contact your local city office, your household waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product.

12.3 Ecological Hints

To save water, energy and to help protect the environment, we recommend that you follow these tips:

• Normally soiled laundry may be washed without prewashing in order to save detergent, water and time (the environment is protected too!).
• The machine works more economically if it is fully loaded.
• With adequate pre-treatment, stains and limited soiling can be removed; the laundry can then be washed at a lower temperature.
• Measure out detergent according to the water hardness, the degree of soiling and the quantity of laundry being washed.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION THAT MAY AFFECT YOUR MANUFACTURER'S WARRANTY

WE'RE THINKING OF YOU

1.5 Usage

Door (please see page 52)

Opening the Door in an Emergency

Leveling Feet

Transit Bolts

All transit bolts (3 pieces) must be removed before using this machine.

2.2 Accessories

Plastic Cap

Plastic Hose Guide

Enabling/Disabling the End-of-Wash Buzzer

DAILY USE 5.

5.1 Loading Laundry

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8.7 Cleaning the Water Inlet Filter

1. Disconnect the inlet hose at the back of the machine.
2. Clean the filter inside the valve with a stiff brush or towel.

1. Open the water tap.

8.8 Prevention of Ice Formation

9.2 Opening the Door in an Emergency

1. Remove the polystyrene base.

11.2 Placement

PE<=polyethylene PS<=polystyrene PP<=polypropylene