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EVERYDAY MAINTENANCE OF YOUR APPLIANCE
• CLEANING THE DRYING FILTER
• ACCESS TO THE BOTTOM OF THE TANK
Important :
The filter must be cleaned after every
drying cycle.
The purpose of this filter is to catch the lint
that forms during drying, so that it does not
enter the air circulation system.
To clean the drying filter, proceed as follows:
— open the machine lid.
— the filter handle is on the right, near to the
drum opening.
— remove the filter from its housing by pulling
it towards you
(Fig. 24).
— clean it without wetting it by pulling off the
thin layer of lint covering it.
— return the filter to its housing, pushing it
firmly into place.
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Fig. 23
Fig. 24
Removing the vane from the drum :
If an item of laundry falls between the drum
and the vane:
— Close the drum after emptying it.
— Turn the drum until the vane attaches.
— Unscrew and remove the 2 screws
(TORX T20 recesses), the vane falls into the
drum. Take the precaution of placing a towel
to cushion the fall
(Fig. 23).
— Turn the drum around and open it.
— Pick up the fallen part through the openings
created by removal of the vane.
— To refit, insert the vane, from front to back,
into its housing.
— Close the drum and turn it around.
— Hold the vane while you place the screws.
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• CLEANING THE PUMP FILTER
• CLEANING THE DETERGENT DISPENSER
5 / EVERYDAY MAINTENANCE OF YOUR APPLIANCE
Clean the detergent dispenser regularly.
To do this:
— Push the button forwards and pull the dis-
penser upwards
(Fig. 18).
— Hold the dispenser under the hot water tap
to thoroughly clean the inside of the compart-
ments and the water intake areas.
— For easier cleaning of the fabric softener
compartment, it has a removable siphon
(coloured part). Make sure you replace it cor-
rectly after cleaning.
— Then replace the entire detergent dispenser
in its housing, making sure it is positioned
correctly.
Fig. 18
Fig. 19
Fig. 20
Fig. 21
Fig. 22
Important :
If you do not clean the pump filter regu-
larly, your machine's performance may be
compromised.
Important :
First program emptying then discon-
nect the power supply.
To clean the pump filter :
— Remove the baseboard
(Fig. 19).
— Place a flat recipient under the pump
access.
— If your machine has a drain pipe, take it out
by detaching the cap from the base
(Fig. 20).
— Open the cap at the end of the pipe and let
the water flow into the recipient
(Fig. 20).
— Close the cap, making sure that it is pushed
down and reattach it in the base.
— Unscrew the cap of the drainage pump filter
(Fig. 21).
— Clean the filter.
— To replace it, insert it and point the small lug
on the cylindrical surface upwards
(Fig. 22).
— Screw the cap back on as far as it will go
(Fig. 22).
— Replace the baseboard in its original posi-
tion.
Important :
At the next wash, check that there is no
leak during the filling phase.
Содержание
- Contents 2
- Energy savings 3
- For dryers 3
- Important 3
- Presentation of your appliance 3
- Protecting the environment 3
- Safety recommendations 3
- Baseboard removal bolts 4
- Bracing holes cover 4
- Control panel 4
- Description of your appliance 4
- Description of your appliance continued 4
- Detergent dispenser 4
- Detergent dispenser unlocking button 4
- Drying filter 4
- Electrical power cord 4
- Emptying hose 4
- Fig 01 4
- Fig 02 4
- Fig 03 4
- Front transport brace 4
- Height adjustable front feet 4
- Lever for placement on rollers 4
- Lid opening knob remains locked during the cycle 4
- Power cord bracing part 4
- Presentation of your appliance 1 presentation of your appliance 4
- Rating plate after sales reference 4
- Rear transport brace 4
- Retractable front baseboard access to emptying filter access to transport braces 4
- Water intake hose according to model 4
- Fig 04 5
- Fig 05 5
- Fig 06 5
- Fig 07 5
- Fig 08 5
- Fig 09 5
- Front transport brace 5
- Important 5
- Information 5
- Installing your appliance 5
- Rear transport brace 5
- Removing the transport braces 5
- Removing the transport braces continued 5
- Cold water supply 6
- Connecting your appliance 6
- Discharge of waste water 6
- Electrical power supply 6
- Environment important 6
- Fig 10 6
- Fig 11 6
- Fig 12 6
- Fig 13 6
- Important 6
- Installing your appliance 6
- Levelling 6
- Placement on rollers 6
- Setting up your appliance 6
- Important 7
- Preparing your laundry and your appliance 3 preparing your laundry and your appliance 7
- Textile care codes 7
- Treating stubborn stains 7
- Use of stain removers important 7
- Checking your laundry before drying 8
- Checking your laundry important 8
- Fig 14 8
- Fig 15 8
- Important 8
- Laundry loads important 8
- Loading your laundry 8
- Opening closing the drum 8
- Opening the machine 8
- Preparing your laundry 8
- Preparing your laundry and your appliance 3 preparing your laundry and your appliance 8
- Preparing your laundry continued 8
- Sorting your laundry 8
- The colour test 8
- Child safety lock indicator lights 9
- Cycle sequence indicator lights 9
- Delayed start drying time 9
- Description of the control panel 9
- Detergents for woollens and deli cate fabrics 9
- Display 9
- Fig 16 9
- For dryers 9
- Important 9
- Loading detergents 9
- Loading your laundry continued 9
- Measuring the detergent 9
- Operations to perform 9
- Options and child safety selection buttons 9
- Preparing your laundry and your appliance 9
- Program selector 9
- Programming a wash cycle 9
- Programming your appliance 9
- Spin speed display 9
- Spin speed setting 9
- Start pause 9
- Time display 9
- Cancellation during programming washing or during pause 10
- Display 10
- Important 10
- Indication of end of cycle 10
- Operations to be perform 10
- Operations to perform continued 10
- Programming a drying cycle only 10
- Programming a wash cycle continued 10
- Programming a wash cycle with subsequent drying 10
- Programming your appliance 10
- Add or remove an item during the cycle 11
- Changing the program during the cycle 11
- Child safety device 11
- Drying programs 11
- Examples of programs 11
- Information 11
- Operations possible during a program 11
- Possible options 11
- Programming your appliance 11
- Specific programs 11
- Subsequent tumble dry 11
- Table of programs 11
- Textile type 11
- After the cycle starts 12
- After the cycle starts contnued 12
- At the end of the cycle 12
- Changing a wash program 12
- Colors 12
- Cotton whites 12
- Delicates wool 12
- Details of options 12
- Details of programs 12
- Drying 12
- During programming 12
- Hand wash 12
- High tumble dry 12
- Important 12
- Information 12
- Intensive 12
- Low tumble dry 12
- Prewash 12
- Program for comparative and standardised tests 12
- Programming your appliance 4 programming your appliance 12
- Properties 12
- Rinse plus 12
- Anti foam safety 13
- Automatic cooldown 13
- Automatic safety systems 13
- Delayed start 13
- Details of options continued 13
- Draining 13
- Drying 13
- Full tank stop 13
- Important 13
- Lid opening safety system 13
- Other functions 13
- Other functions continued 13
- Programming your appliance 4 programming your appliance 13
- Remaining time display 13
- Spin safety 13
- Water safety 13
- Access to the bottom of the tank 14
- Cleaning the detergent dispenser 14
- Cleaning the drying filter 14
- Cleaning the pump filter 14
- Everyday maintenance of your appliance 14
- Fig 18 14
- Fig 19 14
- Fig 20 14
- Fig 21 14
- Fig 22 14
- Fig 23 14
- Fig 24 14
- Important 14
- A puddle of water forms around the machine 15
- Caution 15
- Cleaning your appliance 15
- Everyday maintenance of your appliance 15
- Fig 25 15
- Important 15
- Incidents that may occur 15
- Miscellaneous maintenance 15
- Periodic checks 15
- Problems possible causes remedies 15
- Replacement of the power cord important 15
- Replacement of the water supply hose 15
- Risk of freezing 15
- Strong vibrations during spinning 15
- The display is off 15
- The sensitive buttons are inactive 15
- Upkeep of internal parts 15
- Important 16
- Incidents that may occur 16
- Incidents that you can fix yourself 16
- Messages causes remedies 16
- Problems possible causes remedies 16
- The drying cycle does not start 16
- The laundry is not as dry as you wish it to be 16
- The lid does not open 16
- The load is not spun or insufficiently spun 16
- The machine does not empty 16
- You want to run a wash only but a drying cycle follows automatically 16
- After sales service 17
- Interventions 17
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