Blomberg Washer WM 87120 NBL00 User Manual

To prevent accidents and machine damage, read these

instructions before installation or use. Use the washer only as

instructed in this owner’s guide and installation instructions

included with your washer. Keep this guide for future

reference

Front-Loading Automatic Washer

WM 87120 NBL00

Owner’s Guide & Installation Instructions

As an ENERGY STAR® partner,

BLOMBERG has determined that this

product meets the ENERGY STAR®

guidelines for energy efficiency.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Additional programs . . . . . . . . . . . . .20

Special programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21

Temperature selection . . . . . . . . . . . .21

Spin Speed selection. . . . . . . . . . . . .21

Program Cycle Selection Table . . . . .22

Auxiliary functions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23

Time display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24

Starting the Program . . . . . . . . . . . . .25

Progress of program . . . . . . . . . . . . .25

Changing the selections after the

1 Your Washer

Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4

Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5

2 Important Safety Instructions6

3 Installation Instructions

The Right Location of Installation . . . . .9

Installation Clearances. . . . . . . . . . . . .9

Allowable Clearances for Undercounter

Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10

Allowable Clearances for Closet

program has started . . . . . . . . . . . . .25

Switching the washer

to standby mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25

Child-proof lock. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26

Ending the program

through canceling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26

End of program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26

Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10

Stacked Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10

Removing packaging reinforcement. .10

Removing shipping bolts . . . . . . . . . .10

Levelling the washer . . . . . . . . . . . . .11

Electrical Connection. . . . . . . . . . . . .11

Power supply and circuit . . . . . . . . . .12

Water Supply Connection . . . . . . . . .12

Drainage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13

Installation Checklist . . . . . . . . . . . . .13

Transportation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14

Disposal Information . . . . . . . . . . . . .14

Appliance Disposal . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14

6 Preparation

7 User maintenance instructions

Cleaning detergent dispenser . . . . . .29

Cleaning the door seal . . . . . . . . . . .29

Cleaning the outer cabinet and control

panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29

Cleaning the water inlet strainers . . . .30

Cleaning the drain pump filter . . . . . .30

Descaling the washer . . . . . . . . . . . .31

4 Operating Instructions

First Use . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15

Laundry Tips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15

Preparing the laundry. . . . . . . . . . . . .16

Loading the washer. . . . . . . . . . . . . .16

Detergent Use . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17

Detergent Quantity . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17

Detergent Dispenser . . . . . . . . . . . . .17

Water Consumption. . . . . . . . . . . . . .18

8 Troubleshooting

9 WARRANTY STATEMENT

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WASHERS

10 HOW TO GET SERVICE

5 Selecting a Program and

Operating Your Washer

Control panel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19

Display symbols. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19

Turning the washer on . . . . . . . . . . . .20

Program cycle selection. . . . . . . . . . .20

Wash Cycles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20

1 Your Washer

Overview

1 - Detergent Dispenser

2 - Loading Door

3 - Top Lid

4 - Control Panel

5 - Filter Cap

6 - Height-adjustable Feet

Specifications

Front Loading Automatic Washer

WM 87120 NBL00

33.1 (in) / 84 (cm)

23.6 (in) / 60 (cm)

24.4 (in) / 62 (cm)

168 (Ibs) / 76 (kg)

208-240 / 60

Models

Height (in) / (cm)

Width (in) / (cm)

Depth (in) / (cm)

Net Weight (lbs) / (kg)

Electricity (V/Hz.)

Total Current (A)

Total Power (W)

2000-2350

Spinning cycle (rpm max.)

Water pressure (psi) / (bar)

Drain height (ft.) / (m.)

Wash capacity (cu. Ft.)

Dry Load Capacity (lbs)/(kg)

1200

15-145 psi (1-10) bar

4.9 (ft) / 1.5 (m)

2.15 cu. Ft.

17.6 (Ibs) / 8 (kg)

Specifications of this appliance may change without notice to improve the quality of

the product. Figures in this guide are schematic and may not match your product

exactly.

Values stated on the washer labels or in the documentation accompanying it are

obtained in laboratory in accordance with the relevant standards. Depending on

operational and environmental conditions of the appliance, these values may vary.

2 Important Safety Instructions

• Do not tamper with controls.

BWARNING - To reduce the risk of fire,

electric shock or injury to persons

while using your appliance follow

basic safety precautions, including

the following:

• Do not repair or replace any

part of the appliance or attempt

any servicing unless specifically

recommended in the user-

maintenance instructions or in

published user-repair instructions that

you understand and have the skills to

carry out.

• Read all instructions before using the

washer.

• Do not wash articles that have been

previously cleaned in, washed in,

soaked in, or spotted with gasoline,

dry-cleaning solvents, or other

flammable or explosive substances

(acetone, alcohol, kerosene, some

liquid household cleaners, some spot

removers, turpentine, waxes and wax

removers) as they give off vapors that

could ignite or explode.

• This appliance must only be used

for the purpose of washing, rinsing

and spinning machine-washable

items using laundry additives that

are suitable for use in washers . The

appliance manufacturer cannot be

held responsible for damage caused

by improper or unintended use of the

appliance.

• Only detergents, softeners and

additives suitable for use in HE (High-

efficiency) washers may be used.

Always follow the instructions and

information given by the laundry

detergent manufacturers when using

these products.

• Do not add gasoline, dry-cleaning

solvents, or other flammable or

explosive substances to the wash

water. These substances give off

vapors that could ignite or explode.

• Under certain conditions, hydrogen

gas may be produced in a hot-water

system that has not been used for 2

weeks or more. HYDROGEN GAS IS

EXPLOSIVE. If the hot-water system

has not been used for such a period,

before using a washing machine,

turn on all hot-water faucets and

let the water flow from each for

several minutes. This will release any

accumulated hydrogen gas. As the

gas is flammable, do not smoke or

use an open flame this time.

• Do not allow children to play on or

in the appliance. Close supervision

of children is necessary when the

appliance is used near children.

• Before the appliance is removed from

service or discarded, remove the

door and the power cord / main plug

to prevent accidents.

• Always follow the fabric

care instructions of garment

manufacturers.

• Do not touch the door glass while

washing at high temperatures.

Danger of burning!

• Do not sit on top of the washer.

• Do not climb onto the washer.

• Destroy the shipping carton, plastic

bag and other packing materials

after the washer is unpacked. Keep

children away from these packing

materials. Danger of suffocation from

plastic sheets and cartons!

• Do not reach into the appliance if

the drum is moving. Wait until the

drum has completely stopped before

opening the door.

• Do not install or store this appliance

where it will be exposed to the

weather and direct sunlight.

• Do not mix chlorine bleach with

ammonia or acids such as vinegar

and/or rust remover when washing.

This mixture can produce hazardous

fume which may cause death.

• Do not operate this appliance if it is

damaged, malfunctioning, partially

disassembled, or has missing or

broken parts, including a damaged

cord or plug.

• Store laundry detergents and

additives in a cool, dry place out

of children’s reach due to danger

of chemical poisoning and skin

irritation. Follow the manufacturers’

instructions when using laundry

products.

• Do not machine wash fiberglass

materials. Small particles can stick

to fabrics washed in following cycles

and may lead to skin irritation.

• Do not wash items stained with

vegetable oil, cooking oil or

materials from the pockets of your

clothing as small items such as coins,

pins etc could severely damage the

appliance.

• Do not install and operate the

appliance in places exposed to

temperatures below freezing. Frozen

water may cause severe damage by

bursting hoses and pump.

• Make sure that shipping bolts are

removed before you operate the

washer. If service is required as a

result of not removing the bolts, it will

not be covered by the warranty.

• Make sure that the wash drum is

empty before you load the washer.

• Do not store and use any flammable

and combustible substances such

as lint, paper and chemicals near the

appliance.

• Always follow the manufacturer’s

instructions when you are using

a descaling agent. Be sure that

descaling agent contains rust-

protective materials and rinse the

washer a few times thoroughly

after the descaling process (See,

Descaling the washer).

petroleum. These items may contain

some flammable oils after laundering

and the fabric may smoke or catch

fire by itself.

• Be sure to unplug the power cable

before attempting maintenance

or cleaning of your appliance to

minimize the risk of electric shock.

Always unplug the cable by grasping

the plug, not the cord.

• Do not use wet hands when

plugging/unplugging the power cable.

• Check the water inlet and drain hose

connections regularly for any leakage.

Hoses should be replaced every 5

years.

• Do not leave the washer door open to

prevent children hurt themselves by

hanging on the door or going inside

the drum.

• Be careful when the appliance is

draining hot water. Danger of burning!

• At the end of a washing day, turn

off the water faucets to prevent any

leakage that may occur due to a

faulty condition of the appliance.

• Check the appliance and inlet hose

connections for water leakage after

each use. If there is leakage, turn off

the appliance and water faucets and

call service.

• Do not machine wash items having

large or heavy metal parts such as

buttons or buckles. These items

could severely damage the appliance.

• Always be sure to empty all foreign

• Install and operate the washer on

a solid floor to prevent vibration or

movement. It is not recommended

to install and operate the washer on

wooden floor or on a carpet.

• The rated voltage of your washer

is 208/240V, so it should not be

directly connected to the mains

of 110/120V. A special junction

box will be provided and used

for the mains connection (See,

Installation Instructions for Grounding

Instructions and Requirements).

• If an abnormal sound is heard during

the washer operation, refer to the

“Troubleshooting” of this guide.

• Call service for checking any possible

damage or fault if the appliance is

dropped or bumped.

• The end of drain hose should not

contact the discharge water in any

way as this might cause siphoning of

water.

• Always leave the property after

checking that the wash cycle is

completed and the washer is turned

off.

• Damaged or worn power cords and

plugs must only be replaced by a

Blomberg Service technician.

• Never use an extension cord or

adapter to connect the appliance to

the electrical power due to the risk of

electric shock and/or fire.

• All broken and faulty components,

panels and parts must only be

replaced with original Blomberg

spare parts by a Blomberg Service

technician.

• Do not force the washer door open

when it is locked. The door must

be closed any time during the

programme cycle.

• Do not use fabric softeners or

products to reduce static unless

recommended by the manufacturers

of the fabric softener product.

• Check the drain pump filter

occasionally to remove coins, buttons

and such small objects.

• Always drain off the water completely

before cleaning the pump filter, before

transporting the washer, when there

is a danger of frost and when there

is a power failure (For emergency

draining, See User maintenance

instructions).

• Always be sure that the washer

has been properly installed by

licensed personnel, water and

electrical connections and grounding

conform to all relevant codes and

requirements.

• This manual does not cover every

possible condition and situation that

may occur. Use common sense and

caution when installing, operating,

and maintaining any appliance.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

Always follow the instructions on this

user guide. If you aren’t sure how to

perform them, please call Customer

Service for assistance and scheduling

service.

3 Installation Instructions

• It is not recommended to install and

operate the washer on a wooden

floor or soft floor. If you have to install

your washer on a wooden or frame

construction floor, the floor must be

reinforced properly and the washer

must be located in the corner of the

room if possible.

• Never place your washer on a carpet.

This prevents air circulation. The

electrical components of the machine

may overheat and cause damage.

• Do not stand appliance on the power

cable.

• Do not install and operate your

washer in ambient temperatures

lower than 32˚F (0˚C). Controls

may stop working properly in such

condition.

• If there is danger of frost, drain

all remaining water in pump and

hoses since it may freeze and cause

damage by bursting them (see

“Cleaning the drain pump filter”).

Read this first !

This washer can be individually installed

in free-standing and built-in installations.

You can also install your washer with

your dryer as a free-standing or built-in

pair. Before you install your appliance,

read the following instructions

completely and carefully:

• Save these instructions for future

reference.

• This appliance must be properly

installed and grounded by qualified

and skilled technicians in accordance

with all local codes and ordinances

and the latest edition of the National

Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA 70.

• Proper installation of this appliance

is the responsibility of the owner and

failure due to improper installation is

not covered by the warranty.

The Right Location of

Installation

You can install your washer in a

basement, closet or in a laundry room

if the location has proper drainage,

plumbing and power supply system.

Always follow these instructions for

installation:

Installation Clearances

C The installation location must be large

enough for the washer door to be

fully opened for loading.

C The installation location must be

large enough for ease of operation,

maintenance and service.

C Ensure there is min 1/2” of clearance

on each side of the washer to allow

slight side ways movement during

washing and spin drying.

• Do not install or store this appliance

where it will be exposed to the

weather, rain, damp places, water

and direct sunlight. The ambient

temperature must be higher than

60°F (15.6°C) for proper operation.

Installation location must have the

proper ventilation.

• Do not store and use any flammable

and combustible substances such

as lint, paper, curtains, gasoline, coal

and liquid or vapor chemicals near

the appliance.

• Install and operate the washer on a

strong solid concrete floor to prevent

vibration, noise or movement in case

of load unbalance. The floor must

have sufficient load carrying capacity

and the washer must be leveled

properly before the operation.

A louver having minimum 23 in2 (148

cm2) air opening located at 3 in (7.62

cm) height from the bottom of closet

door (for washer) & A louver of minimum

46 in2 (297 cm2) air opening located at

3 in (7.62 cm) distance from the top of

closet door (for dryer).

Allowable Clearances for

Undercounter Installation

The dimensions are for the

recommended spacing. Counter depth

should be 23.5-24.5”(60-62 cm).

Custom undercounter installation –

Washer only

Removing packaging

reinforcement

Tilt the washer to remove the packaging

reinforcement. Remove the packaging

reinforcement by pulling the ribbon.

Minimum counter width should be 50”

(127 cm) for a pair of Blomberg washer

& dryer.

Custom undercounter installation –

Washer & Dryer

Removing shipping bolts

AWARNING - Shipping bolts must

be removed before operating the

washer! Otherwise, the appliance will

be damaged seriously!

1. Loosen all the bolts with a spanner

until they rotate freely (“C”)

50”

(127 cm)

Allowable Clearances for

Closet Installation

When installed in closet (washer only/

washer dryer stacked) :

Sides, Rear, Front 1/2 in. (1.27 cm),

Top= 1 in. (2.54 cm)

Closet door ventilation requirement: A

louver having minimum 23 in2 (148 cm2)

air opening located at 3 in (7.62 cm)

from the bottom of closet door.

Stacked Installation

You can stack your Blomberg washer

and dryer (model no: DV 16540 NBL00)

by using a special stacking kit (Part

No.2967100100). If necessary, consult

your dealer or technical service for

supplying the stack kit. In stacked closet

installation, following configuration is

necessary:

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2. Remove the shipping bolts by

turning them gently.

BWARNING – Improper connection of

the equipment-grounding conductor

can result in a risk of electric shock.

Check with a qualified electrician or

serviceman if you are in doubt as to

whether the appliance is properly

grounded.

3. Bolt hole covers (supplied in the bag

with the owner’s guide) are fitted

into the holes on the rear panel with

a special lock mechanism. To fit

the cover, first insert it into the hole

and then rotate it counterclockwise

with a screwdriver until it is locked.

To unlock, apply the procedure in

reverse.

Do not modify the plug provided with

the appliance – if it will not fit the

outlet, have a proper outlet installed

by a qualified electrician.

BWARNING – Be sure that the power

cord is always accessible by the user

after the appliance is installed.

BWARNING – Never use an extension

cord or adapter to connect the

appliance to the electrical power due

to the risk of electric shock and/or

fire.

C Keep the shipping bolts in a safe

place to reuse when the clothes

washer needs to be moved again in

the future.

C Never move the appliance without

shipping bolts properly fixed in place!

Levelling the washer

AWARNING - Do not use any tools to

loosen the lock nuts. Otherwise, they

can be damaged.

It is the personal responsibility and

obligation of the appliance owner to

provide a proper and grounded outlet

installed by a qualified electrician.

BWARNING – Never use a damaged

power cord since there is a risk of

electric shock and/or fire.

1. Manually (by hand) loosen the lock

nuts on the feet.

2. Adjust them until the washer stands

level and firmly.

The damaged power cord must be

replaced by a qualified electrician as

soon as possible.

3. Important: Tighten all lock nuts up

again.

Electrical supply voltage must conform

to the voltage specifications

(208-240V, 60Hz) located on the

appliance. For this purpose, a

junction box (as seen in picture

below) must be obtained. Junction

box is supplied with Blomberg

Clothes Dryer (model no: DV

16540 NBL00) and it works as a

voltage converter from 110/120V to

208/240V between the mains and

appliance.

Electrical Connection

Grounding Instructions

This appliance must be grounded. In

the event of malfunction or breakdown,

grounding will reduce the risk of

electric shock by providing a path of

least resistance for electric current.

This appliance is equipped with a

cord having an equipment-grounding

conductor and a grounding plug.

The plug must be plugged into an

appropriate outlet that is properly

installed and grounded in accordance

with all local codes and ordinances

and the latest edition of the National

Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA 70.

BWARNING – Only one appliance must

be connected to a properly grounded

individual branch circuit outlet.

BWARNING – Be sure to unplug

the power cable before attempting

maintenance or cleaning of your

appliance to minimize the risk of

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electric shock. Always unplug the

cable by grasping the plug, not the

cord.

plumber.

The washer has two bolted ½’’ water

supply hoses and ¾’’ female hose

connections that can be connected to

¾’’ hot and cold water faucets.

BWARNING – Do not use wet hands

when plugging/unplugging the power

cable.

Power supply and circuit

Connect the clothes washer to the

junction box supplied. Junction box

must be connected to an earthed outlet

protected by a fuse of suitable capacity.

Important:

• Mains connection should comply with

national regulations.

• The voltage and maximum total

current are specified in the section

“Specifications”.

• The appliance must not be directly

connected to the mains in case of

absence of junction box.

• Connection via extension cords or

multi-plugs should not be made.

BWARNING - A damaged power

cable must be replaced by a qualified

electrician.

BWARNING - The appliance must not

be operated unless it is repaired!

There is the risk of electric shock!

15 Amp. Fuse or circuit breaker, 208-

240 volt, 60 Hz, grounded, alternating

current

Properly grounded 3-prong receptacle

and junction box to be located so the

power supply cords are accessible when

the washer is in installed position.

AWARNING – Be sure that water

supply hoses are not crushed and

they have no kinking, bulges or cuts

before the water connection.

AWARNING – Be sure that there

are rubber seals located on the

hose connections. These seals

and adjustable bolts ensure a safe

connection without leaking. After

the water connection is done, turn

on both water faucets slowly and

completely to check any water leaks.

Water Supply Connection

Your washer comes with both cold and

hot water connections. Connect the

blue marked cold water supply hose to

the cold water inlet valve/faucet and the

red marked hot water intake hose to the

hot water inlet valve/faucet. Screw the

connecting bolts by hand and tighten

the connection properly using a plier.

Over tightening may cause damage on

bolted connection.

The water pressure must be between

15-145 psi (1-10 bar) for the proper

operation of this washer. 1 bar

corresponds to more than 2.1 US

gallons (8 liters) per minute flow rate

with a fully open faucet. Water inlet

hoses and valves should withstand a

water pressure of 145 psi (10 bar) at

AWARNING – Be sure that the water

connection of this washer is handled

by a qualified service technician or a

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maximum. If the pressure is higher than

kinks or cuts on it.

145 psi, a pressure-reducing valve must AWARNING - Drain hose outlet must

be installed before the water inlet. If the

water pressure is lower than 15 psi (1

bar), water fill time may extend or water

inlet valve may shut off completely.

not contact the drained water.

Drain hose may be connected into

a sink, into the drain of a sink, to a

standpipe and floor drain.

• When connecting into a sink, the

drain hose should be placed at the

edge of the sink and secured with

the hose guide supplied by the

manufacturer. Additionally, the guided

hose may be tied to the water faucet

with a strap for extra security.

• Drain hose may be connected into

the drain of a sink . Be sure that the

connection is safe and not leaking.

An additional clip etc can be used for

safe connection.

• Drain hose may also be connected to

a minimum 1.26 in (32 mm) diameter

stand pipe.

• Be sure to secure the drain hose

tightly to the pipe (stand pipe, drain

pipe/edge of the sink) with a strap

etc.

• Hot water supply temperature must

not exceed 140˚F (60˚C). (Ideally

120˚F (48˚C))

• Do not connect the washer to an

unpressurized water boiler since

water pressure may not be adequate

for proper operation.

• Do not remove the filters located

on the water supply hoses (on

faucet/hose and hose/inlet valve

connections).

• Always use genuine “Blomberg”

water supply hoses when connecting

with this washer. Old or worn-out

hoses must not be reused. It is

not advised to extend inlet or drain

hoses, if necessary consult your

dealer or technical service about

hose extensions.

• The hose should be placed between

16 and 39 in. (40 and 100 cm) from

the floor level

• If you have floor drain system, you

can place the drain hose in the hole

located on the floor.

• Hot and cold water faucets must

always be easily accessible to the

user.

• At the end of a washing day, turn off

water faucets to prevent any leakage

or water damage that may occur due

to a faulty condition of the appliance.

• Check the appliance and inlet hose

connections for water leakage after

each use. If there is leakage, turn off

the appliance and water faucets and

call service.

• Check the water inlet and drain hose

connections regularly for any leakage.

Hoses should be replaced every 5

years.

• If there is no hot water supply, hot

water valve must be connected to a

cold water faucet nevertheless. Both

water valves should be connected to

water supply for proper operation of

your washer.

Installation Checklist

• Water inlet hoses and accessory

bags must be removed from the

wash drum.

• Transportation/shipping bolts must

be removed.

Drainage

• Washer must be properly leveled by

using the adjustable feet.

• Water inlet hoses are connected

to the water faucets, secured and

AWARNING - Drain hose should not

be bent. Be sure that there are no

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checked for any leaks by turning on

both faucets.

environmental-friendly disposal of the

packaging of your appliance.

• Drain installation is done properly and

drain hose is checked and secured to

prevent any flooding.

Appliance Disposal

AWARNING - Be sure to unplug

the power cable, cut off the plug

and disable the door lock before

you dispose your old appliance.

Otherwise there is a risk of injury for

children and pets.

• Washer is connected the junction

box which is plugged to a properly

grounded live mains outlet.

• Be sure that power outlet, water

faucets and drain outlet must be

always accessible to the user.

C Old appliances contain many

recyclable parts. You should consult

your local environmental authority

about a proper disposal. A proper

disposal enables recycling therefore

protects the environment.

Transportation

Before you transport the washer, you

should carry out the following:

1. Turn off both water faucets.

2. Before you disconnect the water inlet

hoses, decrease the pressure inside

hoses by turning on the washer

choosing any wash program. As soon

as the Start/Pause/Cancel led starts

blinking, turn off the appliance. You

may securely disconnect inlet hoses

without any water gush.

3. Disconnect the drain hose and hang

it on the back plate by inserting into

the holder plastic brackets.

4. Unplug the power cord and hang it

on the back plate by inserting into the

holder plastic brackets.

5. Remove bolt hole covers and reinstall

shipping bolts to their places. You

can apply the procedure in chapter

“Removing shipping bolts” in reverse

to accomplish this.

6. Be sure that rubber bushes are

properly located in holes and bolts

are screwed back tightly for secure

transportation of the appliance.

Disposal Information

Packing Disposal

AWARNING - Packing materials of the

appliance are potentially dangerous

for children. Materials such as plastic

bags, films or wrappings must be

kept away from children or disposed

properly to prevent the danger of

suffocation.

C Packing materials are made of

biodegradable and recyclable

substances. You should consult your

local authority or dealer about the

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4 Operating Instructions

First Use

BWARNING – To reduce the risk of fire,

electric shock, or injury to persons,

read the IMPORTANT SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS before operating this

appliance.

Normal wash

setting

Permanent

Press or Wrinkle

Resistant setting

Gentle/Delicate

setting

Before the first use,

Do not wring.

Hang dry, drip

dry or dry flat

Hand wash only

Do not wash

• Be sure that the washer is installed

properly by a qualified installer or

service technician in accordance

with all national and local codes and

requirements.

Maximum water

temp.140ûF/60ûC

Maximum water

temp.200ûF/95ûC

Maximum water

temp.160ûF/70ûC

• Read all instructions carefully before

using the washer.

• Check that shipping bolts are

completely removed.

Maximum water

temp.120ûF/50ûC

Maximum water

temp.105ûF/40ûC

Maximum water

temp.85ûF/30ûC

• Be sure that the location of installation

has proper electrical supply voltage

(junction box must be used for

connecting the washer to the mains)

and plumbing system needed for the

operation of the appliance.

Anl bleach when

needed

Only non-

chlorine bleach

Do not Bleach

• Turn on both water faucets and be

sure that there are no leaks on hose-

faucet connection points or on hoses

themselves.

This symblol indicates

the fabric should be

dry cleaned only

C Wash the items which are care

labeled as “machine-washable”. Do

not machine wash items that are

having

label.

symbol on fabric care

C Sort the laundry according to the

following fabric types, color groups

and wash them separately:

• Check that the wash drum is empty.

• Turn on the washer, choose “sanitary”

cycle on the program selector knob

and start the washer as empty and

without any laundry additives. When

the cycle is finished, your washer is

ready for subsequent uses.

• White and color fast fabrics

• Non-fast, colored fabrics

• Permanent press items(mens shirt,

dress pants, poly-cotton blends)

• Delicate fabrics (silk, rayon etc.)

• Woolens (only wash woolens that are

labeled “machine washable” or “hand

washable”

Laundry Tips

• Hand knits (They should be placed

inside out in the washer)

Sorting the laundry

C Always follow the fabric

care instructions of garment

manufacturers. These instructions

would give you proper guidance

on suitable wash cycles, wash

temperatures and bleach usage.

C Do not wash dark colors with light

colors and whites. Color items may

bleed and white and light colored

items may be discolored. Avoid

extended contact of damp clothes

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before or after washing to prevent

dye transfer.

cycle. Washing results are adversely

affected by an overloaded drum.

Overloading may also cause wrinkling

and abrasion on clothes.

C Wash heavily and lightly soiled items

separately.

C Lint producers (towels, linen etc) and

lint collectors (easy care, permanent

press) should be washed separately.

Lint producers should be washed

inside-out.

Make sure power button is off before

loading the washer. To load the

washer,

• Pull the door handle.

• Place laundry items loosely in the

drum.

• Mix small and large items for an even

load distribution. Large items should

be loaded first. Large items should

not be more than half of the total

wash load.

• If you put a wash bag or net which

is filled with small items in the drum,

put an additional wash bag to

prevent load unbalance. Both wash

bags should have the same amount

of items to provide an even load

distribution.

• Before washing a single or a few

items such as a pillow, a teddy bear,

a single or a pair of shirts, sweat

shirts etc, put some additional items

in the drum for better load distribution

and spinning.

• Make sure that there is no clothing

obstructing the door or caught

between the door and rubber seal.

• Push the loading door firmly shut until

you hear it lock into space (especially

if you load the washer with full load or

big items).

Preparing the laundry

• Items of laundry with metal parts (e.g.

underwire bras, belt buckles, metal

buttons) will damage the washer.

Remove metal parts of place the

items in a cloth bag, pillow case, or

something similar.

• Remove any non-washable items

and accessories from laundry before

washing.

• Empty pockets, remove all foreign

objects (e.g. coins, pens, paper

clips). If possible: Turn pockets inside

out and brush.

• Place small items of laundry (e.g.

tights) in a cloth bag, pillow case or

something similar. This can also help

you to avoid searching for lost socks.

• Handle curtains special care. Remove

non-stainless curtain runners and

lead tape. Place runners that can’t be

removed in a cloth bag, pillow case

or something similar.

• Heavy stains should be pretreated

with soapy water appropriately before

washing (Do not rub or scratch the

stained area). If in doubt, check with

a chemist or dry-cleaner.

• In case the door is not locked,

“door” expression will appeare on the

screen. In that case, door should be

opened and closed again firmly.

• If the door is not closed completely,

the machine will not start. This is a

safety precaution. The front door

is locked until end of the washing

program and it can not be opened

untill the door icon on LCD is off

following the end of the program.

• Unload the washed items just after

the program cycle has finished. Delay

of unloading may cause wrinkling and

unwanted odor on laundry.

• Use only dyes/discoloring and anti-

scaling agents suitable for machine

wash. Make sure to follow the

instructions on the package.

AWARNING - Wash jeans, delicates,

pants and sweat-shirts inside-out.

Loading the washer

Maximum load capacity depends on the

fabric type of laundry, soiling amount of

laundry and program cycle you wish to

use.

• Check to see any small metal items

such as pins, coins etc left in rubber

seal while unloading the washer.

C Do not exceed the maximum load

capacity of the selected program

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Any residual metal items may cause

rusting on the rubber seal.

powder detergent is max. 1/3 cup (80

ml). Recommended amount of liquid

• If there is any water left in rubber seal, detergent is max. 1/4 cup (60 ml).

remove with a soft cloth.

Light soiling

No visible stains or soiling

Normal soiling

Detergent Use

About Detergent

A few visible light stains or soiling

Heavy soiling

C Your washer is designed to use only

HE (high efficiency) detergents. You

should always look for the following

symbol on the label of detergents:

If you use a non-HE detergent with this

washer, high sudsing will occur. High

sudsing will decrease tumble action

effectiveness, washing and rinsing

performance worsen. Suds may flow

out of detergent dispenser giving

damage to your washer.

Highly visible stains or soiling

Detergent Dispenser

Detergent dispenser of your washer

has three separate compartments for

main wash detergent, fabric softener

and liquid bleach. Each of these laundry

additives are automatically dispensed at

appropriate time during wash program.

C Do not put laundry additives directly

in the wash drum. Always use the

detergent dispenser.

C The detergents labeled as “HE

compatible” may also lead to high

sudsing and inefficient tumble action.

Don’t use such detergents.

C After adding laundry additives do not

close the drawer too quickly. This

may cause early dispensing of the

additives thus poor wash results and

fabric damage.

C Do not open the drawer during wash

program (except for addition of liquid

main wash detergent at the beginning

of main wash water intake).

Always follow the instructions and

information given by laundry detergent

manufacturers when using these

products.

AWARNING –Store laundry detergents

and additives in a cool, dry place out

of children’s reach due to danger of

chemical poisoning and skin irritation.

Dispenser compartments are as follows:

-left compartment numbered as “II”

(main wash compartment)

-middle compartment marked as “

(liquid fabric softener compartment)

-right compartment numbered as “I”

(liquid chlorine bleach compartment)

”

Detergent Quantity

The amount of washing detergent to use

depends on the amount of laundry, the

degree of soiling and water hardness.

For small amounts of laundry or only

slight soiling use accordingly less

detergent.

Too much detergent causes an

excessive amount of foaming, bad

washing and rinsing results and a strain

on water resources.

Too little washing detergent causes

laundry to turn grey and calcification of

the machine. Recommended amount of

(II) Main Wash Detergent

Compartment

Add HE (High efficiency) powder

detergent to this compartment

numbered as “II” before starting the

wash program.

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Use the detergent manufacturer’s

dosing cup and follow the instructions

on the package.

1/3 cup (80 ml) of bleach and pour it

into the special container located in the

right compartment of the dispenser.

This container ensures dispensing and

dilution of bleach during the first rinse

of wash cycle. There is a maximum fill

line on the container. Do not exceed

the maximum fill line to prevent early

dispensing. Early dispensing may

damage your clothes.

C Be sure that bleach container is

present in the right compartment

of dispenser before you add liquid

bleaching agent. You may remove

bleach container if you would not

use bleach. However do not put any

other laundry additives to the empty

compartment.

If you use a liquid detergent, be sure

to use a HE (High efficiency) detergent

and add detergent directly to main

wash compartment before operating

your washer. If you observe liquid

detergent stains on washed items,

it is recommended for subsequent

wash cycles that you should add liquid

detergent during first water intake.

C Be sure to choose extra rinse option

if you are using bleach in wash

program. Bleach must be rinsed from

laundry properly otherwise it may

cause skin irritation.

Color-safe bleach in powder or liquid

form may be added into main wash

detergent compartment with main wash

detergent. Be sure to use main wash

detergent and color-safe bleach in same

form (either powder or liquid) when

adding into main wash compartment.

Bleach is automatically dispensed and

diluted during the first rinse of wash

program.

C WARNING – Bleach may only

be used in Regular/Cotton and

Permanent Press cycles. Don’t

use bleach with delicates, hand

washables or wools, it will lead to

clothes damage.

Liquid Fabric Softener Compartment

Add the recommended amount of

liquid fabric softener to the middle

compartment marked as “ ” and dilute

it with warm water to the maximum fill

line.

C Especially concentrated fabric

softeners must be diluted with warm

water otherwise siphon may be

clogged in time.

Water Consumption

Your clothes washer automatically

adjusts the water consumption

according to load amount. This feature

ensures high wash performance

results with efficient water and energy

consumption.

Do not fill the fabric softener above the

maximum fill line as any excess amount

will mix into the wash water and you will

have to re-fill the compartment. Do not

pour the softener directly onto laundry, it

may cause stains.

Liquid fabric softener is automatically

dispensed during the final rinse of wash

program.

(I) Liquid Chlorine Bleach

Compartment

Add liquid chlorine bleach to the right

compartment numbered as “I”. Measure

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5 Selecting a Program and Operating Your Washer

Control panel

1 - Spin Speed Adjustment Button

2 - Display

3 - Temperature Adjustment Button

4 - Program Selection Knob

5 - On/Off Button

6 - Time Delaying Button (+/-)

7 - Auxiliary Function Buttons

8 - Start/Pause/Cancel Button

a - Door Locked Symbol

b - Time Delaying Symbol

c - Temperature Indicator

Display symbols

a b

d – Water cut-off symbol (According to

your machine’s model)

e - Standby Symbol

f - Start Symbol

g - Auxiliary Function Symbols

h - Program Indicator Symbols (Soak/

main wash/rinse/softener/spin)

i - Remaining Time and Delaying Time

Indicator

k - Spin Speed Indicator

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Turning the washer on

bathrobes,garments, T-shirts,sweat-

shirts , etc.). You can select wash

temperature according to the soiling

level and/or care label of items. Sanitary

should be chosen for items that need

extra hygiene such as baby clothes,

kitchen towels and garments.

•Sanitary

Plug in your washer. Turn the tap on

completely. Check if the hoses are

connected tightly. Place the laundry in

the washer. Add detergent and softener.

Press the “ On/Off” button.

Program cycle selection

Select the appropriate program from

the program table according to type,

amount and degree of soiling of the

laundry and washing temperatures.

Turn the Program Selection Knob to the

program mode that you wish to wash

your laundry.

The recommended temperature and

spin speed for the selected program

appear. Press “ Start/Pause/Cancel”

button to start the program.

You can wash your durable white and

colorfast items with this cycle. Washes

with vigorous tumbling movements

in a longer washing cycle. It is

recommended for your cotton or linen

items that need extra hygiene such

as baby clothes, kitchen towels and

garments.

• Permanent Press

You can wash your easy care items on

this cycle. Washes with gentler tumbling

movementsand in shorter washing

cycles. It is recommended for your

cotton,synthetic or blended items (such

as shirts, pants, wrinkle-free items,

etc.). You can select wash temperature

according to the soiling level and/or care

label of items.

•Delicates

You can wash your delicate easy-

care and wrinkle-free items on this

program. It has more sensitive

tumbling movements and does not

do intermediate spinning compared

to the permanent program. It must be

used for cotton, synthetic or blended

clothes for which sensitive washing is

recommended.

Wash Cycles

Depending on the type of fabric, the

following main programs are available.

Each of these main programs comprise

of a complete washing process,

including washing, rinsing and, if

required, spin cycles.

When selecting the program you are

•Wools

going to use, always consider type

of fabric, color, degree of soiling and

permissible water temperature.

You can wash your machine-washable

wool items on this program. It is

recommended to use appropriate

detergents and laundry additives for

wools.

Always select the lowest required

temperature. Higher temperature

means higher power consumption.

For further program details, see

Additional programs

For special cases, there are also extra

programs available:

“Program Cycle Selection Table”

•Regular/Cotton

CAdditional programs may differ

according to the model of your

washer.

You can wash your durable white

and colorfast items with this cycle.

Washes with vigorous tumbling

movements in a longer washing

cycle. It is recommended for your

cotton or linen items (such as bed

sheets, pillowcases,jeans,towels,

• Babycare

Increased hygiene is provided by a

longer heating period and an additional

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rinse cycle. It is recommended for baby

clothes and clothes worn by allergic

people.

There are four temperature options

being cold,warm,hot and extra hot.

Temperature selectability depends on

the type of wash cycle.

• Hand wash

You can wash your woolen/delicate

clothes that bear “ hand wash only”

labels for which hand wash is

recommended on this program. It

washes the laundry with very tender

washing movements without damaging

your clothes.

• Quick Wash

This program is used to wash a few

very lightly soiled and unstained cotton,

synthetics or blended items in a short

time. e.g.: daily clothes that have been

used only once.

When the “ Temperature” button is

pressed after Cold is selected, the

maximum temperature of the program

you have selected will be displayed.

To decrease the temperature, press the

“ Temperature” button again.

• Sports

This program is used to wash half

capacity of normally or lightly soiled daily

cotton, synthetics or blended clothes.

e.g.: daily clothes and sportswear that

have been used only once.

• Jeans

This programme is used to wash half

capacity of normally or lightly soiled

jeans and denim jackets. Turn your jeans

or jackets inside out before washing.

You shouldn’t wash more than four pair

at a time, this may cause an unbalanced

load in the washer.

Spin Speed selection

Whenever a new program is selected,

the maximum spin speed of the selected

program is displayed on the spin speed

indicator.

To decrease the spin speed, press

the “ Spin” button (Figure 2-7). Spin

speed decreases gradually. Then, rinse

hold and no spin options are shown

respectively.

You can use no spin function in order to

drain the water without spinning at the

end of the program.

Special programs

For specific applications, select any of

the following programs:

• Rinse

This cycle is used when you want to

rinse separately.

• Drain & Spin

This program is used to discharge

the water and spin dry the load with

selected spin speed. Spin&Drain may be

selected as one program in this model.

You should select a lower spin speed

for delicate wash items.

Temperature selection

Whenever a new program is selected,

the temperature anticipated for that

program appears on the temperature

indicator.

To change the temperature, press

the temperature button (Figure 2-9).

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Program Cycle Selection Table

Extra Hot

Hot

Heavy

Hot

145F / 63°C

122F / 50°C

White and colorfast

items made of cotton

and linen (towels,

jeans, T-shirts,

sweatshirts, work

clothes)

Normal/

Heavy

Regular/

Cotton

1200

Full

•

SW,S,R,A,RH

Hot-

cold

Warm

Cold

Light

91F/ 33°C

60F / 15°C

Cold

Hot

White and colorfast

items made of cotton

and linen (baby

Sanitary

Extra Hot clothes, garments,

sheets, pillowcases,

kitchen towels,

Heavy

158F / 70°C

tablecloths)

Extra Hot

Hot

158F / 70°C

126F / 52°C

Baby clothes and

clothes worn by

allergic people

Hot

Normal/

Heavy

Babycare

1200

1000

Full

1/2

•

SW,S,R,RH

Hot-

cold

Warm

95F/ 35°C

126F / 52°C

95F/ 35°C

Easy-care items

Hot

Normal/

Hot

made of cotton, linen, Heavy

synthetics or blends

(dress shirts/pants,

wrinkle-free items,

poly/cotton blends)

Permanent

Press

Hot-

cold

SW,S,R,A,RH

Warm

Light

Cold

Light

Cold

60F / 15°C

95F/ 35°C

Warm

Normally or lightly

soiled daily cotton,

synthetics or blended

clothes. e.g.:

Normal

Sports

1000

1/2

SW,S,R,RH

Cold

Light

Cold

60F / 15°C

sportswear

Hot-

Cold

Warm

Normal

Light

95F/ 35°C

Jeans and denim

jackets

Jeans

1200

1/2

1/4

SW,S,R,A,RH

R,RH

Cold

60F / 15°C

86F/ 30°C

Warm

Very lightly soiled

Quick Wash

cotton, synthetics or Very Light Cold

blended items

Cold

60F / 15°C

95F/ 35°C

Delicate easy-care

and wrinkle-free items

made of cotton, linen,

synthetics or blends

(dress shirts, blouses,

curtains, sheer or lacy

garments)

Hot-

cold

Warm

Light

Delicates

600

1/3

SW,S,R,A,RH

Cold

Light

Cold

60F / 15°C

Warm

Cold

Hand washable items Light

made of synthetics,

wool and silk

(bras, special care

garments, lingerie)

Cold

86F/ 30°C

60F / 15°C

Hand Wash

Wools

600

1/4

SW,R,RH

Light

Warm

Cold

Light

Cold

95F/ 35°C

60F / 15°C

Machine washable

wool items

Light

Rinse

Any

1200

Full

Drain & Spin

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Auxiliary functions

• : Selectable

Auxiliary Function Selection Buttons

* : Automatically selected, not

cancellable.

- : See program description for

maximum load.

Selectable options of a wash cycle are

extra rinse “ R” , super wash “ SW” , soak

"S", rinse hold "RH" and anti crease “ A” .

1. Even if there is no hot water

system, hot water inlet must still be

connected to another cold water

faucet. Otherwise a fault will occur on

water intake.

2. Programs are limited with the

maximum spin speed appropriate for

that particular type of load.

3. Maximum load capacities are

suggested for various load types.

Wash cycles of full load (Regular/

Cotton, permanent press) should be

half loaded for better wash results

if the laundry is heavily soiled. Half

loading would also minimize wrinkling

of the load.

• Depending on the program, you can

select the desired auxiliary function by

pressing the buttons a, b, c, d.

• Select the required auxiliary functions

before starting the program.

• Symbol of the selected auxiliary

function will light up.

4. Bleach may only be used in Regular/

Cotton and Permanent Press cycles.

Don’t use bleach with delicates,

handwashables, wools, jeans and

sports, this will lead to clothes

damage.

Auxiliary function selection

Auxiliary function that is not compatible

with the program cannot be selected.

(see, “ Program Cycle Selection Table” )

• Super Wash

This function increases washing times

for heavily soiled items for better wash

results. Washer will only take in cold

water when this function is chosen. This

function also increases the amount of

rinse water for “ Regular/Cotton” cycle.

• Soak

CThe auxiliary functions in the table

vary according to the model of your

washer.

CWater and power consumption and

program duration differ from the

table subject to changes in water

pressure, water hardness and

temperature, ambient temperature,

type and amount of laundry, selection

of auxiliary functions, and changes in

supply voltage.

This function ( b) is used for heavily

soiled items when you want to pre-

treat them before washing. Laundry

is soaked in a relatively high amount

of warm water for an hour and a half

approximately. You can use full load

and HE “ High efficiency” detergent

for soaking. Use 1/3-1/2 of the

recommended detergent dosage for the

load amount to be soaked.

CProgram duration will be displayed on

the screen of your washer according

to your selection.

• Extra Rinse

When this function ( c) is selected, you

can increase the number of current

rinsing steps. Thus, sensitive skins’

risk of being affected by the remaining

detergent on the clothes will be

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the end of the time delay countdown

process, time delaying symbol

fades and the washing starts as the

program duration is displayed.

decreased.

• Anti-Crease

With this function ( d), drum movement

will be lessened to prevent creasing and

spinning speed is limited. In addition,

washing is carried out at a higher water

level.

• Use this function for delicate laundries

that crease easily.

CWhenever you select this auxiliary

function, load your washer with half of

the maximum laundry specified in the

program table.

Changing the delay time

If you want to change the time during

the countdown:

1. Press “Start/Pause/Cancel” button.

“ : “ in the middle of the screen will

stop flashing. The Standby symbol

will light up. The Time delaying

symbol will flash. The Start Symbol

will fade.

2. Press “Time delaying” buttons “+” or

“-” to set your desired time delay.

3. Press “Start/Pause/Cancel” button.

The Time delaying symbol will light

up. The Standby symbol will fade.

The Start symbol will light up.

4. The “:” in the middle of the displayed

time delay will start to flash.

Time display

The display shows the time remaining

for the program to complete while a

program is running. Time is displayed in

hours and minutes as “ 01:30” .

Canceling the time delay

If you want to cancel the time delay

countdown and start the program

immediately:

1. Press “Start/Pause/Cancel” button

The “:” in the middle of the displayed

time delay will stop flashing.

2. Start symbol will fade. The standby

symbol and the time delaying symbol

will flash.

3. Press time delaying button “-” to

decrease the desired time delay.

Program duration after 30 minutes

shall be displayed.

4. Press Start/Pause/Cancel Button to

start the program.

Time delay

With the “ Time delay” function you can

delay the program start up to 24 hours.

Setting can be made in intervals of 30

minutes.

1. Open the loading door, place the

laundry inside and fill detergent

drawer.

2. Set the washing program,

temperature, spin speed and,

if required, select the auxiliary

functions.

3. Press “Time delaying” buttons “+”

and “-” to set your desired time delay.

The Time delaying symbol will flash.

4. Press “Start/Pause/Cancel” button.

Then the time delay starts to count

down. The Time delaying symbol will

light up. The Start symbol will light

up.

The “:” in the middle of the displayed

time delay will start to flash.

• More laundry may be loaded or taken

out during the time delay period. At

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Starting the Program

Changing the selections after

the program has started

The selected spin speed and program

temperature fade out. An empty frame

appears.

1. Press Start/Pause/Cancel button to

start the program.

2. The start symbol which indicates that

the program has started will light up.

3. The door locks and the door locked

symbol will light up.

4. The Symbol of the relevant step

(prewash, main wash, rinse, softener

and spin) that the program has

started from will light up.

When the “ Program selection” button is

brought to the appropriate position, rpm

and temperature data reappear.

Switching the washer to

standby mode

The washer is switched to standby

mode by pressing “ Start/Pause/Cancel”

button momentarily. The Standby

symbol which indicates the washer is

in standby mode lights up and the start

symbol that shows the program has

started and is still continuing fades out.

Progress of program

The progress of a running cycle is

shown through a number of symbols on

the screen.

•

At the beginning of each program

step, the relevant symbol in the series

of symbols will light up and thus, at

the end of the program, all symbols

will remain lit up. The symbol that

lights up at the far right of the series

of symbols indicates the step that is

being carried out.

Selecting or canceling an auxiliary

function in pause mode

Auxiliary functions can be cancelled or

selected in accordance with the step the

program is at.

Soak

Adding/removing laundry in pause

mode

When “ Soak” auxiliary function is

selected, soak symbol will light up to

indicate the beginning of this wash step.

Main wash

The door can be opened if the water

level is suitable. The door locked symbol

will light up until the door is suitable for

opening. This symbol will fade out as

soon as the door is allowed to open.

Laundry may be added / taken out by

opening the door.

Main wash symbol will light up to

indicate that the main wash cycle has

started.

Rinse

Rinse symbol lights up at the beginning

of the rinse step.

Door lock

Softener

The Door Locked Symbol lights up

when the loading door is locked. This

symbol will flash until the door is allowed

to open. Do not force the door at this

stage. This symbol will fade out as soon

as the door is allowed to open. You may

open the door after the symbol fades

out.

Softener symbol lights up at the

beginning of softener step.

Spin

Spin symbol will light up at the beginning

of the final spin, during “ Drain&Spin”

special programs.

• If the washer is not spinning, the

program may be in rinse hold mode

or the automatic spin correction

system has been activated due to an

excessive unbalanced distribution of

laundry in the washer.

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When the electricity is off in door locked

position, door will keep the locked

position for two minutes. After two

minutes, door is allowed to open.

Ending the program through

canceling

“ Start/Pause/Cancel” button is

pressed for 3 seconds to cancel the

program. Start symbol will flash during

cancellation. After cancellation, the

symbol of the corresponding step at

which the cancellation was made will

remain lit and “ End” will appear on the

screen.

In case the door is not locked, “ door”

expression will appeare on the screen.

In that case, door should be opened

and closed again firmly.

Child-proof lock

Protect the appliance from being

tampered by children by means of the

child-proof lock. In this case, no change

can be made in the running program.

CYour washer can be turned on and

off with On/Off button while the child-

proof lock is activated. In this case,

your washer will resume its program

with child-proof lock activated.

The washer is switched to child-lock

by pressing the 2nd and 4th auxiliary

functions for 3 sec. “ C:on” (Child-proof

lock is activated) label appears on the

display.

End of program

When the program is finished, the

symbols of the relevant steps will remain

lit up and the auxiliary function, spin and

temperature data selected at the start-

up of the program will remain selected.

“ End” will appear on the display.

The same symbol will also be displayed

whenever any button is pressed while

the washer is child-locked.

To deactivate the child-proof lock,

press the 2nd and 4th auxiliary function

buttons for 3 sec.

“ C:OFF” (Child-proof lock is deactivated)

label appears on the screen.

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6 Preparation

1. Turn on both hot and cold water

faucets fully. Check and be sure the

water connection is tight.

2. Place the laundry in the drum.

3. Add laundry additives (e.g. detergent,

fabric softener,bleach).

Canceling a program

1. Press and hold the `Start/Pause/

Cancel` button for about 3 seconds;

the “Start” symbol will start flashing.

Starting

1. Press the “On/Off” button.

2. Select the appropriate wash cycle

and temperature suitable for your

items.

3. If required:

– select any auxiliary function,

– adjust the spin speed,

2. The washer can drain all the water

or can take in water for 3 times at

most to cool down the clothes and

complete draining process.

– set the time delay,

4. Close the loading door.

5. Press “Start/Pause/Cancel” button.

The display shows the time remaining

for the program to complete if time

delay is not set.

Adding more laundry

• This is only possible under the

following conditions:

The display shows the time remaining

for the program to start if the time

delay is set.

1. during time delay,

You may add or remove laundry

6. Check if the Door Locked Symbol

lights up on the screen.

during the time delay (until the

program starts).

The Door Locked Symbol will light up if

time delay is not set.

2. At the beginning of a washing cycle,

Washer allows adding more laundry

The Door Locked Symbol will fade if

time delay is set.

during a future step only if the water

level is low enough to open the

loading door or if the temperature in

the washer is low

In order to add laundry after the start-

up of the program:

1. Press “Start/Pause/Cancel” button.

Wait for the safety lock to open .

2. Open the loading door and put in

more laundry.

3. Close the loading door.

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4. Press “Start/Pause/Cancel” button.

After the program is finished

Program indicator symbols on the

screen will light up after the program

is finished. “ End” will appear on the

screen.

1. Open the loading door and remove

the laundry when the door locked

symbol on the display fades out.

2. Press the “On/Off” button .

3. Turn off the faucets.

4. Check the rubber door seal for any

foreign objects.

5. Leave the door and dispenser drawer

open to dry.

If you want to discharge the water

without spinning:

1. Press “Start/Pause/Cancel” button.

2. The standby symbol fades out and

the start symbol lights up.

3. The program continues and only

pumps out the water.

Re-spinning the laundry

The control system for an unbalanced

load can pause the spinning in cases

when the distribution of the laundry in

the drum is not balanced.

If you want to re-spin the clothes:

1. Rearrange the previously placed

clothes in the drum.

2. Select the spin program.

3. Adjust the spin speed.

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7 User maintenance instructions

rubber seal.

AWARNING – Be sure to unplug

the power cable before attempting

maintenance or cleaning of your

appliance to minimize the risk of

electric shock.

Cleaning detergent dispenser

Remove any powder/liquid residue

buildup in the dispenser drawer. To do

this;

Cleaning the drum

Check the wash drum for any foreign

objects after unloading your washer.

Residual metal objects such as pins

and coins may form rust stains on drum

surface and your clothes. Do not use

abrasive materials while cleaning the

inner surface of the drum. Use soapy

water with a damp cloth to wipe the

inner surface, then dry it and leave the

door open to let inside dry properly.

1. Press the dotted point on the siphon

of the softener compartment and

pull towards yourself until the it is

removed from the dispenser.

3 If more than a normal amount of

water and softener/bleach mixture

starts to gather in the dispenser

compartments, dispenser must be

cleaned.

2. Wash the dispenser drawer, liquid

chlorine bleach container and siphon

of softener under running warm

water in a sink etc. Wear protective

gloves or use an appropriate brush

or sponge to avoid touching the

detergent residues in the drawer

when cleaning.

Sanitary cycle with extra rinse option

should be used for monthly cleaning of

drum. To carry out this procedure:

First be sure that the drum is empty.

Add 80ml of liquid chlorine bleach

to the bleach container in the right

compartment of the dispenser.

Select sanitary cycle, close the door

and press “start/pause” button. At the

completion of cycle, leave the door open

for drying of drum interior.

3. Replace the drawer into its housing

after cleaning. Check if the siphon

and container are in their original

locations.

Monthly cleaning of the washer is

necessary for removal of bacteria

and mold residues and prevention of

unwanted odor in wash drum.

Cleaning the door seal

Be sure to check the rubber door seal

after unloading your washer. Pull the seal

back to search for any foreign objects.

Residual metal objects such as pins and

coins may form rust stains on rubber

seal, and cause the seal to leak.

Cleaning the outer cabinet

and control panel

When necessary:

• Wipe the exterior panels of your

washer with soapy water or mild

detergent. Dry it with a soft cloth.

• Use only a soft and damp cloth to

clean the control panel.

Wipe the stained areas with soapy

water using a damp cloth. Then wipe

with a dry cloth properly. Do not use an

abrasive scrubbing agent when cleaning

C Never use a sponge or scrubbing

material. These will damage the

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painted and plastic parts.

filter.

In addition, water may have to be

drained off completely in the following

cases:

Cleaning the water inlet

strainers

There is a strainer at the end of each

water inlet valve at the back side of

the washer and also at the end of

each water inlet hose where they

are connected to the faucets. These

strainers prevent the foreign substances

and dirt in the water to enter into the

washer. Strainers should be cleaned

from time to time.

• before transporting the appliance

(e.g. when moving )

• when there is a danger of frost

In order to clean the dirty filter and

discharge the water;

1- Disconnect or unplug the washer

from the power supply.

AWARNING - There may be water at

158F (70°C) in the drum. Therefore,

the filter must be cleaned only after

the inside water is cooled down to

avoid hazard of scalding.

• Close the water faucets.

• Remove the nuts of the water inlet

hoses to clean the surfaces of the

strainers on the water inlet valves with

an appropriate brush.

2- Open the filter cap. The filter cap

may be composed of one or two pieces

according to the model of your washer.

If it is composed of two pieces, press

the tab on the filter cap downwards and

pull the piece out towards yourself.

• If the strainers are very dirty, you can

pull them out by means of pliers and

clean them.

If it is composed of one piece, hold it

from both sides and open it by pulling

out.

• Take out the strainers on the flat ends

of the water inlet hoses together with

the rubber seals and clean thoroughly

under running water.

• Replace the rubber seals and

strainers carefully and tighten the

hose nuts by hand.

Cleaning the drain pump filter

Filter system in your washer prevents

solid items such as buttons, coins and

fabric fibers clogging the pump impeller

during discharging of the washing

water. Thus, a good water discharge is

achieved and the pump life is extended.

• If your washer fails to drain the water,

the pump filter may be clogged. You

may have to clean it occasionally to

prevent any clogging. Water must be

drained completely to clean the pump

3- An emergency drain hose is supplied

with your washer.

Do the following as shown in the figure

below:

• Pull out the emergency drain hose

from its housing.

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Take the manufacturer’s instructions

into account if you are using a

descaling agent. Descaling agents

may contain materials that are

hazardous for washer components.

Use descaling agents compatible for

use in clothes washers.

When using a powder descaling

agent, add 1 cup to the main wash

compartment of the dispenser and

run a regular hot cycle (with extra

rinse) without any clothes and

detergents.

• Place a large container at the end of

the hose. Drain the water off into the

container by pulling out the plug at

the end of the hose. If the amount of

water to be drained off is greater than

the volume of the container, replace

the plug, pour the water out, then

resume the draining process.

• After draining process is completed,

replace the plug into the end of the

hose and fit the hose back into its

place.

• When there is no water left, turn the

pump filter until it is completely loose

and remove it.

• Clean any residues inside the filter

as well as fibers, if any, around the

impeller region.

• Never force the filter while replacing it

into its housing. Fit the filter fully into

its housing; otherwise, water may

leak from the filter cap.

4- Close the filter cap.

Close the two-piece filter cap of your

product by pushing the tab on it.

Close the one-piece filter cap of your

product by fitting the tabs on the bottom

into their positions and pushing the

upper part of it.

Descaling the washer

Hard water can cause scale build-

up inside the drum and other parts

of your washer in time. Scaling may

lead to some serious problems such

as clogging in hoses, heater or pump

failure eventually.

To prevent scaling, wash drum should

be cleaned frequently. Do not use

abrasive materials such as metal wool

while cleaning the drum.

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8 Troubleshooting

Problem

Cause

Explanation / Suggestion

There may be some water in your It is not harmful to your washer. You

appliance when you receive it.

This is from the quality control

process and is normal.

should run a “sanitary” cycle without

any clothes and laundry additives

before the first use of your washer.

Water in the washer.

Faucets may be turned off.

Open the water faucets fully.

Check the water inlet hose and

straighten if necessary.

Water inlet hose may be folded.

Water inlet strainers might be

clogged.

Clean the water inlet strainers.

Call an electrician and have the

power outlet / circuit breaker / fuse

checked.

Is there power at the outlet?

Washer might be unplugged.

Drain hose may be folded.

Washer does not fill with

water or wash after the

program was selected

and the “Start/Pause/

Cancel” button was

pressed.

Plug the power cord to a live

electrical outlet.

Check the drain hose and straighten

if necessary.

Washer may be in handwash,

wools or soak cycle.

Wait for a short time and tumbling

will start.

Clean the drain pump filter (See

“User maintenance instructions” ). If

the house drain pipes are clogged,

call a plumber for assistance.

Drain pump filter or drain itself

may be clogged.

Door may not be closed properly. Close the loading door.

Check the drain hose and straighten

if necessary.

Drain hose may be folded.

Washer does not drain

water / Washer drains

water slowly.

Clean the drain pump filter (See

“User maintenance instructions” ). If

the house drain pipes are clogged,

call a plumber for assistance.

Drain pump filter or drain itself

may be clogged.

Connect the drain hose as described

in the user manual (See “Installation

Instructions, Drainage”).

The water being taken in

is directly discharged.

Improper position of the drain

hose.

No water can be seen

in the drum during

washing.

This is not a problem. The water

level is not visible from the

outside of the washer.

Washer stopped shortly

after the program cycle

started.

Washer can stop temporarily due

to low voltage.

It will resume operating when the

voltage is back to the normal level.

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Be sure the strainers and rubber

seals of the water inlet hoses are

solid and securely fitted.

Inlet hose connections may be

leaking.

End of the drain hose may be

loosely inserted into the waste

pipe or sink.

Tightly attach the drain hose to the

waste pipe or sink (See “Installation

Instructions, Drainage”).

There is water coming

from the bottom of the

washer.

If the house drain pipes are clogged,

call a plumber for assistance.

House drain may be clogged.

Filter cap of the drain pump may

not be properly fitted.

Make sure that the pump filter cap is

tightly closed.

Internal hose connections (e.g.

dispenser hoses, drain system)

should be checked by a service

technician.

Hose connections inside the

washer may be leaking.

Washer fills with water

when a process is

cancelled.

There may be hot water inside

washer.

For safety reasons, water should be

cycled in and out a couple times.

Time delay function

does not work.

Door may not be closed properly. Close the loading door.

Water level might be above the

lower level of the door.

Run “Drain” , “Spin” or “Drain&Spin”

program.

Washer might be heating up the

water or it may be at the spinning Wait until the process is over.

cycle.

The door will not open.

Due to electrical safety

mechanism, the door can only be

Wait until the process is over.

opened a few minutes after the

program has stopped.

The door will not lock/

door expression is on

LCD

Door is not properly closed/Door

Push the loading door firmly shut

hinge is not aligned with lock

until you hear it lock into space

switch.

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The washer will wait until there is a

sufficient amount of water, which

may lengthen the cycle time to

avoid poor washing results due to

insufficient water.

Water pressure may be low.

Supply voltage may be low.

Cycle time is lengthened to avoid

poor washing results when the

supply voltage is low.

Cycle time lengthens to heat up

the water when the inlet water is

cold. Also, washing time can be

lengthened to avoid poor washing

results.

Inlet temperature of water may

be low.

Cycle time takes longer

than the time specified in

the owner’s guide.

The automatic spin correction

system might have been activated

due to the unbalanced distribution of

the laundry in the drum.

There may be an imbalance of

load in the drum.

Use a proper amount of HE

detergent. Reduce the amount of

detergent next time you operate the

washer.

Number of rinse cycles might

have increased to obtain a better

rinse.

In the case of a paused

countdown while taking in water:

Timer will not countdown until

the washer is filled with the

correct amount of water. Time

will not count down until the

selected temperature for the

The washer will wait until there is a

sufficient amount of water to avoid

poor washing results due to lack

of water. Then the timer will start to

count down.

program is reached

In the case of a paused

countdown at the heating step:

Time will not count down until

the selected temperature for the

program cycle is reached.

It continuously washes.

Remaining time does not

count down.

The automatic spin correction

system might have been activated

due to the unbalanced distribution of

the laundry in the drum.

In the case of a paused

The laundry in the drum may be

tangled up too much. Laundry

should be rearranged and re-spun.

countdown at the spinning step:

There may be an imbalance of

laundry in the drum.

No spinning is performed when the

laundry is not evenly distributed in

the drum to prevent any damage to

the appliance and to its environment.

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The automatic spin correction

system might have been activated

due to the unbalanced distribution of

the laundry in the drum.

The laundry in the drum may be

tangled up too much. Laundry

should be rearranged and re-spun.

It continuously spins.

Remaining time does not

count down.

There may be an imbalance of

load in the drum.

No spinning is performed when the

laundry is not evenly distributed in

the drum to prevent any damage to

the appliance and to its environment.

Use the recommended amount of

HE detergent appropriate for water

hardness, soil level and amount of

laundry.

Using excessive amount of

detergent.

Not using HE detergent

Use HE detergent.

Excess foaming occurs.

Detergent may have been stored

improperly.

Store detergent in a cool and dry

place.

Type of material being washed

(lace items will cause excessive

foam due to their meshed

structure).

Reduce the amount of detergent for

lace items.

Push “Start/Pause/Cancel”

button. Mix 2 cups of water

with 1-2 tablespoon of fabric

softener and pour it into

detergent dispenser. Push “Start/

Pause/Cancel” button again.

Use proper amount of HE detergent

next time you operate the washer.

Washer is completely full

of suds/Suds coming

out of dispenser during

operation.

Not using HE detergent / Using

excessive amount of detergent

Do not unload the washer.

Operate a quick wash cycle (e.g.

Delicates, Wools) without any

detergent. Add 1-2 tablespoon

of fabric softener into main

wash compartment of detergent

dispenser during water intake.

Use proper amount of HE detergent

next time you operate the washer.

Load is still too soapy /

Washer is full of suds at

the end of program.

Not using HE detergent / Using

excessive amount of detergent

Unbalance detection due to 1-2

small items in the drum (uneven

load distribution)

Add more laundry (e.g. a few

additional towels) to the drum and

start a “Spin” or “Spin&Drain” cycle.

Load is still too wet at

the end of program.

Poor spinning results due to

not using HE detergent / using

excessive amount of detergent

Use proper amount of HE detergent.

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The automatic spin correction

system might have been activated

due to the unbalanced distribution of

the laundry in the drum. No spinning

is performed when the laundry is

not evenly distributed in the drum

to prevent any damage to the

There may be an imbalance of

load in the drum. Therefore, the

program cycle might have been

completed without spinning.

appliance and to its environment.

The laundry in the drum may be

tangled up too much. Laundry

should be rearranged and re-spun.

Washer did not spin.

Unbalance detection due to 1-2

small items in the drum (uneven

load distribution)

Add more laundry (e.g. a few

additional towels) to the drum and

start a “Spin” or “Spin&Drain” cycle.

Check the drain hose and straighten

if necessary.

Drain hose may be folded.

“No spin” setting may be

adjusted.

See “Spin Speed Selection”.

Clean the drain pump filter (See

“User maintenance instructions” ). If

the house drain pipes are clogged,

call a plumber for assistance.

Drain pump filter or drain itself

may be clogged.

Use the recommended amount of

HE detergent appropriate for water

hardness and soil level of laundry.

Using insufficient amount of

detergent.

Select the proper temperature for

the laundry to be washed (See

“Laundry Tips” & “Program Cycle

Selection”).

Washing at low temperatures for

a long time

If the water hardness is high, using

an insufficient amount of detergent

can cause laundry to turn gray over

time.

Using insufficient amount of

detergent for hard water (soil can

stick to the laundry)

Washing performance

is poor: Laundry turns

gray/yellow

Using excessive amount of

detergent (detergent can stick to

the laundry).

It is difficult to eliminate such

grayness once it occurs.

Not using HE detergent

Dyeing problem occurs.

Use HE detergent.

Sort the wash load by color (See

“Laundry Tips”).

Hot water inlet temperature is not Set your water heater for delivering

high enough.

120-140F (48-60 C) hot water.

Select the proper program cycle and

temperature according to the type

and soiling degree of the laundry.

A higher temperature might have

been selected.

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Select the proper program cycle

and temperature for the laundry to

be washed (See “Laundry Tips” &

“Program Cycle Selection”).

Wrong program cycle and

temperature might have been

selected.

Use the recommended amount of

HE detergent appropriate for water

hardness and soil level of laundry.

Using insufficient amount of

detergent.

Use liquid detergent for cold wash

cycle for good wash results. Use

proper detergents recommended for

wools, handwashable and delicate

items.

Washing performance is

poor: Stain could not be

removed, not cleaned.

Laundry could not be

whitened.

Using wrong type of detergent.

Mixing different sorts of items.

Sort the laundry according to

care labels and user manual (See

“Laundry Tips”).

Put the detergent in the correct

compartment of dispenser (See

“Detergent Dispenser”).

Mixing different types of laundry

additives.

Do not mix detergent with bleaching

agent or fabric softener.

Excessive laundry may be loaded

into washer.

Do not load the washer in excess.

Oily accumulations of prior wash

cycles on the drum may have

stuck to the laundry.

Washer must be operated empty at

sanitary cycle with detergent.

Washing performance is

poor: Oily stains appear

on laundry.

The detergent may have

Softener should not come into

contact with detergent when being

added.

been placed into the wrong

compartment; the detergent may

be mixed with the softener.

Such odor and bacteria layer

may be formed on the drum as a

result of continuous washing at

lower temperatures and/or in short

programs. Leave the dispenser

drawer as well as the loading door

ajar after each washing. Thus, a

humid environment favorable for

bacteria cannot be created inside

the machine.

Bad odor in the drum

and detergent dispenser.

For monthly cleaning procedure of

the drum, See “Cleaning the Drum”.

Wash and clean the dispenser

with warm water frequently (See

“Cleaning Detergent Dispenser”).

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If the water hardness is higher, using

insufficient amount of detergent can

cause the laundry to become stiff

in time. Use appropriate amount of

detergent according to the water

hardness.

Using insufficient amount of

detergent.

You may have added too much

softener beyond max fill line.

Clothes are stiff and/

or do not smell like the

fabric softener.

The detergent dispenser might be

problematic. Water may be siphoned

(pulling the softener into the washer

early) during the fill or rinse cycles.

Softener being released early.

There might be problems with the

water inlet valves.

The detergent may have

Softener should not come into

contact with detergent / bleach

when being added.

been placed into the wrong

compartment; the detergent may

be mixed with the softener.

Select the proper program and

temperature according to the type

and soiling degree of the laundry

(See “Laundry Tips” & “Program

Cycle Selection”).

A higher temperature might have

been selected.

Do not pour undiluted liquid

bleach onto laundry. Always pour

it into bleach compartment of the

dispenser prior to beginning of the

wash cycle .

Color of the clothes

faded.

Exposure of laundry to undiluted

liquid chlorine bleach.

Do not overfill the bleach

compartment. Fill up to max line at

the most.

Excessive laundry might have

been loaded in.

Do not load the washer in excess.

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There may be an imbalance of

laundry in the machine. The laundry

in the drum may be tangled up

too much. Laundry should be

rearranged and re-spun. No spinning

is performed when the laundry is

not evenly distributed in the drum

to prevent any damage to the

appliance and to its environment.

Intermediate spins may be

skipped.

The amount and storage

conditions of the detergent used

might not be appropriate.

Store detergents in a cool and dry

place. Do not keep them under high

temperatures.

Rinsing performance is

poor.

Not using HE detergent

Use HE detergent.

Using excessive amount of

detergent

Reduce the amount of detergent.

Check the drain hose and straighten

if necessary.

Drain hose may be folded.

Clean the drain pump filter (See

“User maintenance instructions” ). If

the house drain pipes are clogged,

call a plumber for assistance.

Drain pump filter or drain itself

may be clogged.

Detergent (powder) may have

been put in wet dispenser

drawer.

Dry the dispenser drawer before

putting in powder detergent.

Store detergent in a cool and dry

place. Do not keep them under high

temperatures.

Dilute the softener by pouring some

warm water on it (dilute up to max

fill line).

Detergent (powder) may have

gotten damp.

Detergent or softener

residue in the dispenser/

Too much water

Softener may be too dense or

concentrated.

remains in the softener

compartment.

Water pressure might be low.

Softener/bleach should not come

into contact with detergent when

being added.

Detergent might be mixed with

the bleach/softener.

Adjust the washer feet (See

“Levelling the Washer”).

Feet might require adjustment.

Remove the shipping bolts (See

“Removing Transport/Shipping

Bolts”).

Shipping bolts might not have

been removed.

Add more laundry to the drum for

even load distribution next time you

operate the washer.

There may be a small amount of

laundry in the drum.

Washer vibrates, shakes

or makes too much

noise.

The drum may be overloaded or

the clothes may be distributed

unevenly.

Reduce the amount of laundry in the

drum or balance the load by hand

next time you operate the washer.

The appliance might be touching

a solid surface.

Ensure that nothing touches the

washer.

This is not a problem. Lapping

sound is normal at the end of the

drain operation.

Strange noise in the

drain pump.

It is not harmful to your washer.

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Stop the program cycle (See

“Cancelling a Program”) ,check the

drum for any foreign objects.

Clanking noise in the

drum.

Metal objects such as coins, pins

may be in the drum.

Disconnect inlet hoses from the

valves. Clean inlet strainers and valve

filters of any debris.

Water inlet hoses or valves may

be clogged.

Run the hot water faucets in the

bathroom or kitchen (whichever is

close to the location of your washer)

for a short time to purge the hot

water line.

Water fill temperature is

incorrect.

There may be a long distance

between the water heater and

washer.

Be sure that your water heater is

delivering hot water min 120F (49C)

at the faucet.

There may be a problem with

water heater.

Excessive laundry might have

been loaded in.

Do not load the washer in excess.

Select the proper program cycle

and temperature for the laundry to

be washed (See “Laundry Tips” &

“Program Cycle Selection”).

Wrong program cycle and

temperature might have been

selected.

Use the recommended amount of

HE detergent appropriate for water

hardness and soil level of laundry.

Using insufficient amount of

detergent.

Detergent residue left on

the laundry.

Using powder or granular

detergents in cold water washing

may leave residue on wash load.

Try to use a liquid detergent when

washing in cold water.

Use liquid detergent for cold wash

cycle for good wash results. Use

proper detergents recommended for

wools, handwashable and delicate

items.

Using wrong type of detergent.

Excessive laundry might have

been loaded in.

Do not load the washer in excess.

Clothes get tangled up

too much in the drum

when washing.

Washing many items of the same Load the wash drum with items of

type or size of clothes together.

different sizes.

Unload the washer as soon as the

wash cycle ends.

Delay in unloading the washer.

Select the proper program cycle

for the laundry to be washed (See

“Laundry Tips” & “Program Cycle

Selection”).

Wrong program cycle might have

been selected.

Load is wrinkled.

Excessive laundry might have

been loaded in.

Do not load the washer in excess.

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The plug might not be

plugged in the mains outlet.

Check the plug.

Washer does work.

Nothing is displayed on

the screen.

Fuse may have blown.

Power may be cut off.

The “On/Off” button might

not have been pressed.

Check the fuse / circuit breaker.

Check the supply power.

Press this button.

You can restart your machine by pressing

the “Start/Pause/Cancel” button for a short

time after ensuring that the water is not

cut off.

Water Cut off symbol on

LCD is light up

Water may have been cut

off.

9 WARRANTY STATEMENT FOR THE BLOMBERG

CLOTHES WASHERS

The warranties provided by Blomberg in these

statements only apply to Blomberg washers

sold to the original purchaser or homeowner

in the US and Canada. The warranty is not

transferable. To obtain warranty service, please

contact our nearest distributor as listed by

state. You will need your washer model number,

Disclaimers of warranties and exclusions:

Warranty does not cover service costs by an

authorized service agent to correct installation,

electrical and plumbing problems or educational

instruction on the use of the washer. The

warranty also does not cover defects or

damage caused by an act of god (such as

serial number, retailer name and address, where storms, floods, fires, mudslides, etc.), damage

purchased and purchase date / installation

date. This warranty gives you specific legal

rights, and you may also have other rights

which vary from state to state.

cause by use of the washer for purposes

other than those for which it was designed,

misuse, abuse, accident, alteration, improper

installation, maintenance, travel fees, service

calls outside normal service hours, unauthorized

service work or work.

1 year * limited warranty from date of first

installation Blomberg will repair or replace at

no cost to the consumer any defective parts

of the washer if used under normal household

conditions (warranty is void if the product

is used commercially e.g., bed + breakfast,

nursing home etc.). Service must also be

performed by an authorized Blomberg service

agency. (Cosmetic defects must be reported

within 10 business days from installation)

TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, THIS

WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER

EXPRESSED AND IMPLIED WARRANTIES,

INCLUDING THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES

OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR

A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. BLOMBERG

UNDERTAKES NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE

QUALITY OF THIS PRODUCT EXCEPT AS

OTHERWISE PROVIDED IN THIS WARRANTY

STATEMENT. BLOMBERG ASSUMES NO

RESPONSIBILITY THAT THE PRODUCT WILL

BE FIT FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE

FOR WHICH YOU MAY BE BUYING THIS

PRODUCT, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE

2 year * ++ limited warranty from date of first

installation (Parts only) Blomberg will repair or

replace any parts at no cost to the consumer if

material defects

or workmanship have caused the damage

or failure of these components. Again the

appliance must have been used under normal

household conditions and not commercially

as stated above (Labor charges are the

responsibility of the consumer)

PROVIDED IN THIS WARRANTY STATEMENT.

Blomberg does not assume any responsibility

for incidental or consequential damages. Such

damages include, but are not limited to, loss of

profits, loss of savings or revenue, loss of use of

the washer or any associated equipment, cost

of capital, cost of any substitute equipment,

facilities or services, downtime, the claims

of third parties, and injury to property. Some

states do not allow the exclusion or limitation

of incidental or consequential damages, so the

above limitations or exclusion may not apply to

you.

5 year * ++ limited warranty from date of first

installation (parts only 2-5 years) Blomberg will

repair or replace any circuit boards or washer

drum (excluding any plastic attachments) at

no cost to the consumer if material defects

or workmanship have caused the damage

or failure of these components. The washer

must have been used under normal household

conditions and not commercially (Labor charges * installation date shall refer to either purchase

are the responsibility of the consumer)

date or 5 business days after delivery of the

product to the home, whichever is later.

Lifetime limited warranty from date of first

installation * ++ (parts only) Blomberg will repair

or replace to the original owner the stainless

steel drum if rust through occurs under normal

household use and normal water conditions

(no excessive chlorine). Blomberg may, at its

option, also replace the whole washer with the

same and/or equivalent model with equal or

better functionality if the original model is no

longer available. (Labor, removal and installation

charges are the responsibility of the consumer.)

++Parts replaced will assume the identity of the

original parts + their original warranty.

No Other Warranties. This Warranty Statement

is the complete and exclusive warranty from the

manufacturer. No employee of Blomberg or any

other party is authorized to make any warranty

in addition to those made in this Warranty

Statement.

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10 HOW TO GET SERVICE

Please contact the Distributor for your State

or Province as listed on the Distributor

Contact List, or call our Toll Free Number

at 1 800 459 9848 for direction to an

Authorized Blomberg Service Agent.

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