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Brand | AEG Electrolux |
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Model | LAVAMAT 12843 VIT |
Category | Washer/Dryer |
Language | English |
Explains the meaning of various symbols used throughout the instruction manual.
Safety checks and advice before operating the appliance for the first time.
General guidelines for safe operation and to prevent damage to the appliance.
Instructions for removing packaging and transit bolts before appliance use.
Guidance on connecting the appliance to water and electrical supplies.
Instructions for domestic use, washing fabric types, and avoiding overloading.
Details on the special feature to prevent children or pets climbing into the drum.
Description of the appliance's modern features, including the NEW JET system.
Explanation of the compartments and usage of the detergent dispenser drawer.
Identification and purpose of the programme selector, buttons, and pilot lights.
Explanation of the display elements and pilot lights for program status.
How programme duration is displayed and updated.
Information on displayed error codes and messages like E20 or Err.
Explanation of the delay start function and the child safety lock feature.
Meaning of the FUNCTIONING, DRY, and DOOR pilot lights.
Essential steps including connection checks, removing packaging, and running an initial cycle.
Customizing the appliance, including acoustic signals and child safety lock.
Step-by-step guide on how to properly load the washing machine drum.
How to measure and add detergent and fabric softener to the dispenser.
Using the programme selector dial to choose the appropriate wash cycle.
Adjusting spin speed and using the Rinse Hold option to prevent creasing.
Using buttons for additional functions like STAIN, TIME SAVING, EXTRA RINSE.
How to use STAIN and TIME SAVING options for specific washing needs.
Using EXTRA RINSE, START/PAUSE, and error message handling.
Setting and cancelling a delayed start for the washing programme.
How to change options or interrupt and restart running programmes.
How to cancel a running programme and conditions for opening the door.
Actions to take at the end of a cycle, including emptying water if necessary.
Maximum load capacities and how to select a drying programme.
Adjusting the drying duration for different fabrics using the drying time button.
Load sizes and usage advice for combined wash and dry programmes.
How to select wash and dry programmes and options for these cycles.
Details for washing normally soiled white cotton and linen items.
Energy-saving ECO and programmes for coloured cotton items.
Programmes for heavily soiled items and synthetic or mixed fabrics.
Programme designed to reduce creasing and facilitate ironing.
Programmes for delicate fabrics, wool, and quick refreshing.
Programmes for rinsing, emptying water, and spinning.
Economy programme for energy saving and the O/OFF function.
Explanations for specific programmes like 40 ECO, Easy Iron, and Wool/Silk.
Information on Refresh, Economy, and Delicate Rinses programmes.
Table showing suggested drying times based on fabric type, load, and spin speed.
Guidelines for sorting laundry by colour, fabric type, and recommended temperatures.
Pre-wash checks, including emptying pockets, treating stains, and maximum load.
Indicative weights of items and methods for treating stubborn stains before washing.
Guidance on selecting and using detergents, softeners, and starches correctly.
Factors influencing detergent quantity and following manufacturer recommendations.
Classification of water hardness and its impact on detergent usage.
Identifying items not suitable for drying and general preparation for drying.
Interpreting garment care labels and factors affecting drying duration.
How to perform additional drying and avoid garment shrinkage.
Procedure for periodic descaling and routine maintenance like leaving the door open.
How to run a maintenance wash and clean the appliance exterior.
Instructions for removing and cleaning the detergent dispenser drawer.
How to clean the washing drum and inspect the door seal.
When and why to inspect the drain pump for blockages or noise.
Step-by-step guide for manually emptying water from the pump.
How to check and clean the filter in the water inlet hose.
Procedure for manually emptying the entire machine's water.
Steps to take if the machine is installed in temperatures below 0°C.
Guide to identifying and resolving common issues like no start or no fill.
Meaning of error codes (E10, E20, E40) and how to restart the machine.
Troubleshooting when the machine fills/empties immediately or does not spin.
Identifying and fixing leaks, and addressing unsatisfactory washing results.
Resolving problems with the door not opening, vibration, or noise.
Diagnosing issues with spinning, unbalance detection, and drying performance.
Key physical dimensions, electrical connection, water pressure, and load capacities.
Maximum spin speeds available for different models.
Table showing water, energy, and duration for various wash programmes.
Detailed steps for removing packaging and transit devices.
Instructions for removing central and rear transit bolts and brackets.
Connecting the water inlet hose, including plug cap usage.
Advice on placing the machine on a flat floor and adjusting the feet to level.
Steps for connecting the inlet hose to the cold water tap.
Explanation of the water stop device and its fault indicator.
Methods for positioning the drain hose (sink, drain pipe).
Checking installation compatibility and connecting to an earthed socket.
Requirements for permanent electrical connections, including double pole switch.
Guidelines for fitting the appliance into kitchen furniture, including recess dimensions.
Specifications for the door and instructions for mounting hinges.
Steps for fixing and adjusting the machine's door.
Instructions for installing the magnetic counter-magnet for door closure.
Information on the recyclability of packaging materials and old machine disposal.
Tips for saving water, energy, and protecting the environment during use.