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Anleitung Zusammenfassung
Please remove these before installing and connecting the machine. You will find details how to do this in the installation instructions supplied with the machine. Contents Illustrations (unfold pages for easy reference) 4—6 How to open the loading door 6 Your Lavamat 7 Check list — What to do before and after every programme 7 Sorting the laundry " 8 Opening and closing the door ' 8 Load sizes 9 Washing powder, conditioner and starch 9 Explanation of controls 10—11 How to switch the machine on and off 11 Programme charts 12—15 How to look after your Lavamat 16 Emergency drain 16 If you think your machine is not working properly 16—17 Service/technical data 18 This Lavamat from the Dual Eco range developed by AEG ... saves detergent The Eco valve closes off the wash tub from the drainage system and all the detergent is available for the washing cycle without losing any. ... saves water A new rinse-spin development reduces sudsing in the cotton/linen programmes during the intermediate spinning cycles. Each spin cycle is started at slow spin speed during which the suds are monitored. The benefit to you is an optimum rinsing result while saving considerable amounts of water. The machine uses only 80 litres of water for a cotton wash including a prewash and only 75 litres for a main wash programme. The process is fully automatic and can be recognised by the frequent change in the spin speeds. In cases where too much detergent has been used, the machine automatically introduces an additional rinse (see programme sequence indicator, page 11) which increases the overall water consumption somewhat. IMPORTANT If this washing machine is replaced with a new one, ensure that the door lock of the old washing machine is destroyed to prevent children from locking themselves in the machine and endangering their lives. 2 Your Lavamat Fig. 1/A Washprogramme selector and pro- Fig. 1/H Button for small loads gramme progression indicator Fig. 1/1 Button for energy saving programmes Fig. 1/B Temperature selector Fig. 1/K VARIOMATIC spin button Fig. 1/C On/Off button with indicator light Fig. 1/L Button for lower spin speed Fig. 1/D Door release button Fig. 1/M Detergent dispenser (with double- Fig. 1/E Button for easy-care fabrics and quick sided programme chart*, removable) wash/mixed loads Fig. 1/N Outer door with inner door behind. Fig. 1/F Button for delicates Rating plate on inside of inner door. Fig. 1/G Button for wool Fig. 1/0 Drain pump with emergency drain, and emergency door release to the left. Check list — what to do before and after every programme If the machine is not permanently connected: ■ Plug in the machine and switch on at the power socket. ■ Make sure that the drain hose is not kinked. To hook the hose securely over the sink edge use the hose holder provided (figure 2). If the sink edge is too wide thread a piece of string through the hole in the hose holder (see figure 2/arrow) and secure on the wall or the tap over the sink. Make sure that the drain hose is not submerged in the pumped off water. ■ Connect the water inlet hoses to the taps. jefore you select a programme: ■ Open the water taps. ■ Open outer door (press top left), open inner door (press door release button ^ ). ■ Distribute the laundry in the drum, close the doors. ■ Pull open the detergent dispenser (figure 3) and pour washing powder and fabric conditioner into the relevant compartments. Close the dispenser carefully. ■ Select the wash programme (see programme chart), press the on/off button to start the programme. End of programme: ■ Open inner and outer door and remove the laundry from the drum. If nothing else is to be washed, ■ press the on/off button ■ return the temperature selector to the ’’off“ position ■ Release any depressed buttons. ■ turn off the water taps and switch off at the power socket and remove the plug. * Replacement charts are available from our Service Department. 7 Sorting the laundry Sorting the laundry Check the manufacturer’s instructions or the care label inside each garment (see the International Textile Care Labelling Code in the programme chart). The laundry should be sorted into: Practical Hints ■ Do not mix whites and coloureds as the whites will become grey. ■ New items tend toJose some of their colour when washed for the first time. It is therefore advisable to wash them separately the first time. ■ Woollen items which carry the wool symbol must also bear the description ’’machine washable“. Woollen items which only bear the wool symbol cannot be washed in washing machines. ■ Make sure that no metal items (e.g. paperclips, coins, safety pins, pins) are left in the laundry. Fasten buttons, zips hooks and eyes, tie loose belts, long apron strings etc. ■ Remove stubborn stains prior to washing. Opening and closing the doors ■ Outer door To open: Press against the top left-hand side of the door (if door is hinged on the left-hand side...