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    hose falls out of its housing during 
    water discharging.
    •	 The	hose	should	be	attached	to	a	
    height of at least 40 cm, and 100 
    cm at most.
    •	 In	case	the	hose	is	elevated	
    after laying it on the floor level or 
    close	to	the	ground	(less	than	
    40	cm	above	the	ground),	water	
    discharge becomes more difficult 
    and the laundry may come out wet. 
    Therefore, the heights described in 
    the figure should be followed.
    •	 To	prevent	dirty	water	refilling	the	
    machine, and to allow for easy 
    discharge, the end of the hose 
    must not be submerged in the drain 
    water. The end of the hose must be 
    able to take in air. The hose should 
    be pushed into the drainage for 
    more than 15 cm. If it is too long 
    you may have it shortened.
    •	 The	end	of	the	hose	should	not	be	
    bent, it should not be stepped on 
    and it must not be folded between 
    the drain and the machine.
    •	 The	length	of	the	hose	is	too	short,	
    you may add an extension hose 
    to the original section. The length 
    of the hose must not be longer 
    than 3.2 m after coming out of the 
    machine. To avoid water leakage 
    failures, the connection between the 
    extension hose and the drain hose 
    of the product must be fitted well 
    with an appropriate clamp as not to 
    come off and leak. 
    Electrical connection 
    Connect the machine to an earthed 
    outlet protected by a fuse of suitable 
    capacity.
    Important:
    •	 Connection	should	comply	with	
    national regulations.
    •	 Power	cord	plug	must	be	within	
    easy reach after installation.
    •	 The	voltage	and	the	allowed	fuse	
    protection are specified in the 
    section	“Technical	Specifications”.
    •	 The	specified	voltage	must	be	equal	
    to your mains voltage.
    •	 Connection	via	extension	cords	or	
    multi-plugs should not be made.
    B A damaged power cable must be 
    replaced by a qualified electrician.
    B The appliance must not be operated 
    whilst faulty until it as been repaired! 
    There is the risk of electric shock!
    Destroying the packaging 
    material
    Packaging	material	can	be	dangerous	to	
    children.	Keep	the	packaging	materials	
    out of reach of children or dispose 
    them by classifying according to waste 
    directives. Do not dispose of them 
    together with normal domestic waste.
    Packaging	 materials	of	your	 machine	 are	
    manufactured from recyclable materials.
    Disposing of the old machine
    Dispose of your old appliance in an 
    environmental friendly manner.
    •	 You	may	refer	to	your	local	agent	or	
    solid waste collection center in your 
    municipality to learn how to dispose 
    of your machine.  
    Before disposing of your old washing 
    machine, cut off the mains plug and 
    make the door lock unusable. 
    						
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    Sorting the laundry
    •	 Sort	the	laundry	according	to	type	
    of fabric, color, and degree of soiling 
    and permissible water temperature.
     Always follow the advice on the 
    garment labels.
    Preparing clothes for washing
    Laundry items with metal attachments 
    such as, bras, belt buckles and metal 
    buttons will damage the machine. 
    Remove metal attachments or place the 
    items in a clothing bag, pillow case, or 
    something similar.
    •		 Empty	pockets	and	remove	all	
    foreign objects such as coins, pens 
    and paper clips. If possible, turn 
    pockets out and brush.
    •		 Place	small	items	like	infants’	
    socks and nylon stockings, etc. 
    in a laundry bag, pillow case or 
    something similar. This will also save 
    your laundry from getting lost.
    •		 Place	curtains	in	the	machine	with	
    care. Remove curtain rails and 
    pullers.
    •		 Fasten	zippers,	sew	loose	buttons	
    and mend rips and tears.
    •		 Wash	“machine	washable”	or	“hand	
    washable”	labelled	products	only	
    with an appropriate program.
    •		 Do	not	wash	colours	and	whites	
    together. New, dark coloured 
    cottons may release a lot of dye. 
    Wash them separately.
    •		 Tough	stains	must	be	treated	
    properly before washing. If you are 
    not sure, check with a dry cleaner.
    •		 Use	only	dyes/colour	changers	and	
    lime removers suitable for machine 
    wash. Always follow the instructions 
    on the packaging.
    •		 Wash	trousers	and	delicate	clothes	
    turned inside out.
    •		 Keep	laundry	items	made	of	Angora	
    wool in the freezer for a few hours 
    before washing. This will reduce 
    pilling.
    Correct load capacity
    •		 The	maximum	load	capacity	
    depends on the type of laundry, the 
    degree of soiling and the washing 
    program you wish to use.
    C The machine adjusts the amount of 
    water according to the amount of 
    laundry placed inside.
    C	 Please	follow	the	information	in	the	
    "Program	Selection	Table".	Washing	
    results will degrade when the 
    machine is overloaded.
    Suitable for
    drierDo not drywith drier
    Can be ironed with hot ironCan be
    ironed with warm iron
    Dry on a hanger
    Do not iron
    Washing  water
    temperature
    Do not usebleach
    Bleach can be used
    Non machine-washable
    Hang without spinning
    Do not
    dry-clean
    Dry
    horizontally
    Do not wash
    Dry-cleanable
    Wash with
    sensitive,  short
    programs.
    4  Initial preparations for washing 
    						
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    Following weights are given as 
    examples. 
    Laundry typeWeight	(gr.)
    Bathrobe1200
    Napkin100
    Duvet cover700
    Bed Sheet500
    Pillowcase200
    Tablecloth250
    Towel200
    Evening gown200
    Underclothing100
    Men’s	overalls600
    Men’s	shirt200
    Men’s	pyjamas500
    Blouse100
    Loading door
    The door is locked during program 
    operation. The door can be opened after 
    some time following the program end.
    •	 Open	the	door.
    •	 Place	laundry	items	loosely	in	the	
    machine.
    •	 Push	the	door	until	it	clicks	into	
    place tightly. Ensure that no items 
    are caught in the door.
    Detergents and softeners
    Detergent drawer
    The detergent drawer is composed of 
    three	compartments:
    The detergent dispenser may be in two 
    different types according to the model of 
    your machine.
    -	(I)	for	prewash
    -	(II)	for	main	wash
    -	(III)	siphon	
    –	()	for	softener
    Detergent, softener and other 
    cleaning agents
    Add detergent and softener before 
    starting the washing program.
    Never open the detergent dispenser 
    drawer while the washing program is 
    running!
    When using a program without pre-
    wash, no detergent should be put 
    into the pre-wash compartment 
    (Compartment	no.	I).
    A program without pre-wash should 
    not be selected if a detergent bag or 
    a dispensing ball is going to be used. 
    You	can	place	the	detergent	bag	or	
    the dispensing ball directly among the 
    laundry in your machine.
    Choosing the detergent type
    The type of detergent to be used 
    depends on the type and colour of 
    fabric.
    •	 Use	different	detergents	for	coloured	
    and white clothes.
    •	 Wash	woolens	with	a	special	
    detergent specifically for woolens.
    •	 Use	only	detergents	manufactured	
    specifically for washing machines.
    Detergent quantity
    The amount of washing detergent to 
    be used depends on the amount of 
    laundry, the degree of soiling and water 
    hardness.
    •		 Do	not	use	amounts	exceeding	
    the quantities recommended on 
    the package to avoid problems 
    of excessive foam, poor rinsing, 
    financial savings and finally, 
    environmental protection.
    •		 Use	small	amounts	of	detergent	at	a	
    suitable measure for small amounts 
    of laundry or for only slightly soiled 
    laundry.
    •	 Use	exact	measures	for	highly	
    concentrated detergents. 
    						
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    Detergent 
    quantity
    for prewashing1/2 measure
    for main 
    washing1 measure
    with hard wateran additional 
    1/2 measure
    Softener
    Put	the	softener	into	the	softener	
    compartment of the detergent 
    dispenser.
    •		 Use	the	proportions	recommended	
    on the packet.
    •		 Never	exceed	the	(>	max	
    						
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    1	-	On	/	Off	Button
    2	-	Temperature	Adjustment	Knob	*
    3	-	Program	Follow-up	Indicator	*
    4	-	Child-proof	Lock	Indicator	*
    5	-	Spin	Speed	Adjustment	Knob	*
    6	-	Program	Selection	Knob
    7	-	Time	Delaying	Button	*
    8	-	Auxiliary	Function	Keys
    9	-	Start/Pause/Cancel	Button
    *	According	to	your	machine’s	model
    Control panel
    Figure 2
    5  Selecting a Program and Operating Your Machine
    Time
    Delay3h
    6h
    9h
    ReadyWashSpin/End
    Prewash Extra
    Rinse
    Start / Pause
    Cancel
    On/Off40°
    Delicates
    Cold
    Hand Wash
    Drain
    Spin
    Rinse 30°40º
    Synthetics
    Woollens 60°
    40°
    30° Cottons
    60°
    90°
    40°
    No
    Spin
    800
    1000 600
    1200
    1400
    Quick
    Wash
    Intensive 40°
    I
    ntensive  &
    Stain 60°
    16
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    Turning the machine on
    Prepare	the	machine	for	program	
    selection	by	pressing	the	“On/Off”	
    button.	When	“On/Off”	button	is	
    pressed,	“Ready”	light	illuminates	
    indicating that the door is ready to be 
    opened.	Press	the	“On/Off”	button	again	
    to shut down the machine.
    C	 Pressing	the	“On/Off”	button	does	
    not necessarily mean the program 
    has	started.	Press	“Start/Pause/
    Cancel”	button	to	allow	the	machine	
    start the program.
    Program selection
    Select the appropriate program from the 
    program table and the following washing 
    temperature table according to type, 
    amount and degree of soiling of the 
    laundry. Select the desired program with 
    the program selection button.
    C Each of these main programmes 
    comprise of a complete washing 
    process, including washing, rinsing 
    and, if required, spin cycles.
    90˚C	
    Normally soiled, white 
    cottons	and	linens.	(Ex.:	
    coffee table covers, 
    tablecloths, towels, bed 
    sheets)
    60˚C	
    Normally soiled, fade proof 
    colored linens, cottons 
    or synthetic clothes 
    (Ex.:		shirts,	nightgowns,	
    pajamas)	and	lightly	soiled	
    white	linen	clothes	(Ex.:	
    underwear)
    40˚C-
    30°C- 
    Cold  
    For	delicate	clothes	(Ex.:	
    lace	curtains),	blended	
    clothes including synthetics 
    and woolens.
    C Programs	are	limited	with	the	
    highest spin speed appropriate for 
    that particular type of cloth.
    C Sort the laundry according to type 
    of fabric, color, degree of soiling and 
    permissible water temperature when 
    choosing a program.
    C Always select the lowest required 
    temperature. Higher temperature 
    means higher power consumption.
    C For further program details, see, 
    “Program	Selection	Table”
    Main programs 
    Depending on the type of textile, the 
    following	main	programs	are	available:
    •Cottons
    You	can	wash	your	durable	clothes	with	
    this program. Washes with vigorous 
    washing movements in a longer 
    washing cycle. It is recommended for 
    your	cotton	items	(such	as	bed	sheets,	
    duvet and pillowcase sets, bathrobes, 
    underclothing,	etc.).
    •Synthetics
    You	can	wash	your	less	durable	clothes	
    on this program. Washes with gentler 
    washing movements and in shorter 
    washing cycles. It is recommended for 
    your	synthetic	clothes	(such	as	shirts,	
    blouses, synthetic/cotton blended 
    garments,	etc.).	For	curtains	and	lace,	
    using	the	“Synthetic	40”	program	with	
    pre-wash and anti-creasing functions 
    selected is recommended. Detergent 
    should not be put in the pre-wash 
    compartment. Less detergent should be 
    put in the main wash compartment as 
    loose	knit	fabrics	(lace)	foam	too	much	
    due to its meshed structure.
    •Delicates
    You	can	wash	your	delicate	clothes	
    on this program. It has more sensitive 
    washing movements and does not make 
    intermediate spinning compared to the 
    synthetic program. It must be used for 
    clothes for which sensitive washing is 
    recommended.
    •Woollens
    You	can	wash	your	machine-washable	
    woolen garments on this program. Wash 
    by selecting the proper temperature 
    according to the labels of your clothes. 
    It is recommended to use appropriate 
    detergents for woolens. 
    •Hand Wash
    You	can	wash	your	woolen/delicate	 
    						
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    clothes that bear “not machine- 
    washable”	labels	for	which	hand	wash	
    is recommended on this program. It 
    washes the laundry with very tender 
    washing movements without damaging 
    your clothes.
    Additional programs 
    For special cases, there are also extra 
    programs	available:
    C Additional programs may differ 
    according to the model of your 
    machine.
    • Baby
    Increased hygiene is provided by a 
    longer heating period and an additional 
    rinse cycle. It is recommended for baby 
    clothes and clothes worn by allergic 
    people.
    • Intensive
    You	can	wash	your	durable	and	heavily	
    soiled clothes on this program. This 
    program washes for a longer time 
    and an extra rinse cycle will be made 
    compared	to	the	“Cottons”	program.	
    You	can	use	it	for	your	heavily	soiled	
    clothes that you wish to be rinsed gently.
    • Duo
    You	can	use	this	program	to	wash	
    cottons and synthetics together without 
    needing to sort them. 
    • Mini
    This program is used to quickly wash 
    a small number of lightly soiled cotton 
    garments.
    Special programs
    For specific applications, you can select 
    any	of	the	following	programs:
    • Rinse
    This program is used when you want to 
    rinse or starch separately.
    • Spin
    This program spins with maximum 
    possible rpm in the default setting.
    C	 You	should	use	a	lower	spin	speed	
    for delicate laundries.
    • Pump
    This program is used to discharge the 
    water of the clothes soaked into water in 
    the machine. 
    Spin Speed selection
    You	can	have	your	clothes	spun	at	
    the maximum rpm selection on your 
    machine by using the selection knob in 
    models equipped with an rpm selection 
    knob. In order to protect your clothes, 
    your machine will not spin above 800 
    rpm on synthetic programs and 600 rpm 
    on woolens program. Furthermore, if 
    you want to skip the spin cycle and take 
    your clothes out, turn the rpm selection 
    knob	to	“no	spin”	position.	
    C	You	can	use	no	spin	function	in	order	
    to drain the water without spinning 
    at the end of the program. 
    						
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    Programme
    Max.	Load	(kg)Programme	Duration	(~min)Water	Consumption	(l)Energy	Consumption	(kWh)PrewashQuick WashRinse	PlusAnti-CreasingRinse HoldSpin speed reductionNo Spin
    Cottons905150501.70•••••••
    Cottons60**5140470.95•••••••
    Cottons405120470.65•••••••
    Intensive605160551.00••••
    Synthetics602.5115500.95•••••••
    Synthetics402.5100500.50•••••••
    Synthetics302.590500.30•••••••
    Delicate40270550.35•••••
    Woollens401.555450.30••••
    Hand wash30140350.15••
    Program selection and consumption table
    •	:	Selectable
    *	:	Automatically	selected,	not	cancellable.
    **:	Energy	Label	programme	(EN	60456)
    Water and power consumption and program duration may differ from the tab\
    le 
    subject to changes in water pressure, water hardness and temperature, am\
    bient 
    temperature, type and amount of laundry, selection of auxiliary function\
    s, and 
    changes in electric voltage.
    C The auxiliary functions in the table may differ according to the model o\
    f your 
    machine.
    Extra Rinse 
    						
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    Auxiliary functions
    Auxiliary function selection keys
    Select the required auxiliary functions 
    before starting the program.
    C Auxiliary function buttons may differ 
    according to the model of your 
    machine.
    Auxiliary function selection
    If an auxiliary function that should not 
    be selected together with a previously 
    selected function is chosen, the first 
    selected function will be cancelled and 
    the last auxiliary function selection will 
    remain active.
    For	example:	If	you	want	to	select	pre-
    wash first and then quick wash, pre-
    wash will be cancelled and quick wash 
    will remain active.
    Auxiliary function that is not compatible 
    with the program cannot be selected. 
    (see	“Program	Selection	Table”)
    Pre-wash
    A pre-wash is only worthwhile for heavily 
    soiled laundry. Without pre-wash you 
    save energy, water, detergent and time.
    C	 Pre-wash	without	detergent	is	
    recommended for lace and curtains. 
    Less detergent should be put in the 
    main wash compartment as loose 
    knit	fabrics	(lace)	foam	too	much	
    due to its meshed structure.
    Time Save
    This function can be used for cottons 
    and synthetics programs. It decreases 
    the washing times for lightly soiled 
    laundries and also the number of rinsing 
    steps. Shortens the program time 
    approximately 45 minutes.
    Extra rinse
    With this function, you can increase the 
    number of current rinsing steps. Thus, 
    sensitive skins’ risk of being affected by 
    the remainder detergent on the clothes 
    will be decreased.
    Rinse hold
    If you do not want to unload your 
    clothes immediately after the cotton, 
    synthetics, woolen and delicate fabrics 
    program, you may release your clothes 
    inside the machine in the last rinsing 
    water by pressing the rinse hold button 
    in order to prevent your clothes become 
    wrinkled.	You	can	spin	by	pressing	
    “Start/Pause/Cancel”	button	after	this	
    process.
    Anti-creasing
    This function reduces drum movement 
    and limits the spinning speed to prevent 
    creasing. In addition, washing is carried 
    out at a higher water level. 
    C Use this function for delicate 
    laundries that crease easily.
    C Whenever you select this auxiliary 
    function, load your machine with half 
    of the maximum laundry specified in 
    the program table.
    Reducing Speed
    You	may	use	the	speed	reduction	
    button whenever you wish to spin 
    your clothes below the maximum spin 
    speed. When speed reduction button 
    is pressed, spin speed will be at the 
    minimum rpm given on the panel.
    No spin
    You	may	use	this	program	if	you	do	not	
    want to spin your clothes at the end of 
    cottons, synthetics, woolen or delicate 
    programs.
    Time delay
    Applies for models with time delay function
    If you wish to wash your clothes at a 
    later time, with the time delay function 
    you can delay the program start up 3 
    hours, 6 hours or 9 hours.
    1.	 Open	the	loading	door,	place	the	
    laundry inside and fill detergent 
    drawer.
    2.  Set the washing program, 
    temperature, spin speed and, if 
    required, the auxiliary functions.
    3. When the time delaying button is 
    pressed once, a 3 hour delay is 
    selected and the relevant led lights. 
    When the same button is pressed 
    again,	6	hours;	and	if	pressed	
    once more, 9 hours delay will be 
    selected. If the time delaying button 
    is pressed one more time, time 
    delaying function will be cancelled.  
    						
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    Set the time delay as you require. 
    4. Delayed operation of the selected 
    program is started by pressing the 
    “Start/Pause/Cancel”	button	after	
    making the time delay selection. 
    C	 More	laundry	may	be	loaded/
    removed during the time delay 
    period.
    Changing and canceling the time 
    delay.
    1.	 Press	the	“Start/Pause/Cancel”	
    button to switch the machine to 
    “Pause”	mode.	
    2.	 Press	“Start/Pause/Cancel”	button	
    to start the program after making 
    the new time delay selection. 
    C In the event that any of the lights 
    of 3-6-9 options does not light up 
    after selecting the new time delay, 
    it means that time delay function is 
    cancelled.
    Starting the Program
    1.	 Press	“Start/Pause/Cancel”	button	
    to start the program.
    2.	 “Start/Pause/Cancel”	button	will	
    light up to indicate that the program 
    has started.
    3.	 The	door	is	locked	and	the	“Ready”	
    light fades.
    Progressing a program
    Progress	of	a	running	program	is	shown	
    through the program follow-up indicator.
    At the beginning of every program step, 
    the relevant indicator lamp will illuminate 
    and the light of the completed step 
    will turn off. The symbol that is lit up 
    at the far right of the series of symbols 
    indicates the step that is being carried 
    out.
    The	“Wash”	light	on	the	program	follow-
    up indicator illuminates when “Start/
    Pause/Cancel”	button	is	pressed	after	
    selecting	the	washing	program.		“Spin”	
    lamp will light up at the final spin step. 
    The	“Ready”	lamp	will	light	up	again	
    when the program is over and the door 
    is unlocked.
    You	can	put	your	machine	into	“Pause”	
    mode	by	pressing	the	“Start/Pause/
    Cancel”	button	when	it	is	operating.	In	
    this	case,	“Start/Pause/Cancel”	light	will	
    flash.
    C If the machine is not spinning, the 
    program may be in rinse hold mode 
    or the automatic spin correction 
    system has been activated because 
    of unbalanced distribution of laundry 
    in the machine.
    Changing the program after 
    the program has started
    You	can	use	this	feature	after	your	
    machine has started to wash different 
    textile groups in the same batch 
    of clothes under higher or lower 
    temperatures.
    For	example;
    Press	and	hold	the	“Start/Pause/
    Cancel”	button	for	3	seconds	to	
    “Cancel”	the	program	in	order	to	
    select	“Cottons	40”	program	instead	of	
    “Cottons	60”	program.	
    Select	the	“Cottons	40”	program	by	
    rotating the program knob.
    Press	“Start/Pause/Cancel”	button	to	
    start the program.
    C The program which is selected 
    first will go on even if the program 
    selection button is moved and 
    another program mode is selected 
    while the machine is operating. 
    You	must	cancel	the	ongoing	
    program in order to change the 
    washing	program.	(See,	Canceling	a	
    Program)
    Selecting or cancelling an auxiliary 
    function/temperature/spin speed
    1.	 Press	the	“Start/Pause/Cancel”	
    button to switch the machine to 
    “Pause”	mode.
    2.  Change the auxiliary function’s 
    temperature and spin speed.
    3.	 Press	“Start/Pause/Cancel”	button	
    to start the program.
    C  The selection to be made must be 
    appropriate. For example, if your 
    machine is on the main wash cycle, 
    you may select additional rinse  
    						
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