What to do if the Amica Washer door can’t be opened?
If you can't open the door of your Amica washer, it's likely that the washer’s safety protection design is active. Disconnect the power to the washer and then restart it.
How to fix overtime water draining on Amica WME610 Washer?
If your Amica washer is draining water for an extended time, check if the drain hose is blocked.
How to remove detergent residues in the Amica Washer box?
If you find detergent residues in the detergent box of your Amica washer, it's likely that the detergent is dampened or has clumped together. Clean and wipe the detergent box to resolve this.
What to do if Amica WME610 Washer has a water leakage?
If your Amica washer is leaking water, the connection between the inlet pipe or outlet hose might not be tight. Check and fasten the water pipes, and also clean the outlet hose.
Why does my Amica Washer not start or stop during operation?
If your Amica washer doesn't start or stops mid-cycle, it could be due to the door not being closed properly. Ensure the door is fully closed and restart the washer. Also, check if any clothing is stuck, preventing the door from latching correctly.
Why is my Amica WME610 Washer having water injecting problem while washing?
If your Amica washer is having trouble injecting water during a wash cycle, the water pressure might be too low. Check if the water pressure is sufficient, straighten the water pipe to remove any kinks, and inspect the inlet valve filter for blockages.
What does E10 error mean on Amica Washer when injecting water?
The E10 error code on your Amica washer indicates a problem with water injection during washing. This is often due to low water pressure. You should check if the water pressure is adequate, straighten the water pipe, and inspect the inlet valve filter for any blockages.
What does it mean if the indicator light flashes and the door is not closed properly on Amica WME610?
If the indicator light is flashing and the door isn't closing properly on your Amica washer, it means the door isn't fully shut. Restart the washer after ensuring the door is closed correctly. Also, check to see if any clothes are stuck that might be preventing the door from closing.
What to do for an Amica WME610 Washer water overflow?
If your Amica washer is experiencing a water overflow, restart the washer.
What does E12 error mean on Amica Washer when water overflows?
The E12 error code on your Amica washer indicates a water overflow issue. To resolve this, restart the washer.
Covers general usage guidelines, temperature precautions, and user age restrictions.
Critical safety warnings concerning children, animals, and hot appliance parts.
Warnings about combustible substances, installation requirements, and indoor use only.
Guidance on safe handling, transport bolts, and preventing appliance damage.
Important precautions for operating the machine, including detergent use and door handling.
Explanation of laundry symbols for washing, cleaning, drying, and ironing care.
Instructions for removing transit bolts and transport brackets before appliance use.
Guidance on placing and leveling the appliance on a stable, level surface.
Steps for connecting the water supply hose, ensuring seals and pressure.
Instructions for fixing the drain hose and connecting it correctly.
Guidelines for safely connecting the appliance to an accessible power outlet.
Recommendations for preparing laundry and the machine before the first wash cycle.
Diagram identifying the main components and parts of the washing machine.
List and illustration of accessories provided with the washing machine.
How to select wash programmes based on fabric type, soil level, and load.
Explanation of Prewash, Extra Rinse, Skip Spin, and Start/Pause buttons.
Instructions on how to mute or activate the machine's acoustic signals.
Details on activating and deactivating the Child Lock function to prevent unintended changes.
Guide to selecting the appropriate wash programme and modifying settings.
Steps to follow after the wash cycle is completed, including turning off power.
Information on door lock status and indicator lights after the washing cycle.
Solutions for common issues where the machine fails to start or stops during operation.
Troubleshooting steps if the appliance door cannot be opened.
Advice on fixing water leakage problems by checking connections and hoses.
Guidance on cleaning the detergent box to remove accumulated residues.
Steps to check if the indicator or display panel is not lighting up correctly.
Possible causes and solutions for abnormal noises encountered during operation.
Interprets flashing indicators and error codes related to washing machine malfunctions.
Contact numbers for customer support in the UK and Ireland.
Instructions for cleaning the washing machine's exterior and plastic parts.
Guidance on cleaning the washing machine drum to remove rust and residue.
Tips for cleaning the door seal and glass to prevent lint buildup and leaks.
Steps to clean the drain pump filter to prevent draining issues.
Procedure for cleaning the filter in the water supply valve.
Instructions for regularly cleaning the detergent drawer for optimal performance.
Guidance on using detergents, pre-wash agents, and fabric softeners correctly.
How to use liquid detergents, including the use of an adapter tab.
Instructions for adding fabric softener for the final rinse cycle.
Procedure for running the first wash cycle without any laundry.
Advice on treating stubborn stains and washing heavily soiled laundry.
Guidance for washing lightly soiled items and reducing energy/water consumption.
Information on water hardness and recommendations for using water softener.
Explanation of how power outages affect the running programme and memory.
Details on maximum load capacity for different fabric types and distribution control.
Information on the washing machine's door lock mechanism and its operation.
Specific instructions for washing delicate fabrics, including programme and load limits.
Consequences of using too little or too much detergent for optimal washing.
Covers general usage guidelines, temperature precautions, and user age restrictions.
Critical safety warnings concerning children, animals, and hot appliance parts.
Warnings about combustible substances, installation requirements, and indoor use only.
Guidance on safe handling, transport bolts, and preventing appliance damage.
Important precautions for operating the machine, including detergent use and door handling.
Explanation of laundry symbols for washing, cleaning, drying, and ironing care.
Instructions for removing transit bolts and transport brackets before appliance use.
Guidance on placing and leveling the appliance on a stable, level surface.
Steps for connecting the water supply hose, ensuring seals and pressure.
Instructions for fixing the drain hose and connecting it correctly.
Guidelines for safely connecting the appliance to an accessible power outlet.
Recommendations for preparing laundry and the machine before the first wash cycle.
Diagram identifying the main components and parts of the washing machine.
List and illustration of accessories provided with the washing machine.
How to select wash programmes based on fabric type, soil level, and load.
Explanation of Prewash, Extra Rinse, Skip Spin, and Start/Pause buttons.
Instructions on how to mute or activate the machine's acoustic signals.
Details on activating and deactivating the Child Lock function to prevent unintended changes.
Guide to selecting the appropriate wash programme and modifying settings.
Steps to follow after the wash cycle is completed, including turning off power.
Information on door lock status and indicator lights after the washing cycle.
Solutions for common issues where the machine fails to start or stops during operation.
Troubleshooting steps if the appliance door cannot be opened.
Advice on fixing water leakage problems by checking connections and hoses.
Guidance on cleaning the detergent box to remove accumulated residues.
Steps to check if the indicator or display panel is not lighting up correctly.
Possible causes and solutions for abnormal noises encountered during operation.
Interprets flashing indicators and error codes related to washing machine malfunctions.
Contact numbers for customer support in the UK and Ireland.
Instructions for cleaning the washing machine's exterior and plastic parts.
Guidance on cleaning the washing machine drum to remove rust and residue.
Tips for cleaning the door seal and glass to prevent lint buildup and leaks.
Steps to clean the drain pump filter to prevent draining issues.
Procedure for cleaning the filter in the water supply valve.
Instructions for regularly cleaning the detergent drawer for optimal performance.
Guidance on using detergents, pre-wash agents, and fabric softeners correctly.
How to use liquid detergents, including the use of an adapter tab.
Instructions for adding fabric softener for the final rinse cycle.
Procedure for running the first wash cycle without any laundry.
Advice on treating stubborn stains and washing heavily soiled laundry.
Guidance for washing lightly soiled items and reducing energy/water consumption.
Information on water hardness and recommendations for using water softener.
Explanation of how power outages affect the running programme and memory.
Details on maximum load capacity for different fabric types and distribution control.
Information on the washing machine's door lock mechanism and its operation.
Specific instructions for washing delicate fabrics, including programme and load limits.
Consequences of using too little or too much detergent for optimal washing.
This document provides comprehensive operating instructions for the Amica WME610 washing machine, covering its functions, usage, and maintenance.
The Amica WME610 is a domestic washing machine designed to wash textiles and clothes that are suitable for machine washing in a detergent bath. It features a programme selector dial to choose from various wash programmes based on the degree of soil, type, and amount of laundry. The machine offers several functions to customize the wash cycle, including:
The appliance incorporates a load distribution control system that checks the distribution of clothes inside the drum before spinning. If an imbalance is detected, the system attempts to rearrange the load. If unsuccessful, it may reduce the spin speed or cancel the spinning to prevent damage.
Before using the appliance, it is crucial to remove all packaging and transport bolts, and ensure the machine is level. The transit bolts should be kept for future use, such as moving the appliance. The washing machine must be connected to a cold water supply (or hot and cold if it has double inlet valves) using only the new hoses provided, ensuring they are not twisted and are sealed tightly. The drain hose should be fixed securely to prevent movement during operation.
Preparation for washing:
Detergent and Laundry Additives:
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II.I.II.Soil Levels:
Conservation:
Water Hardness:
Power Outage:
Loading:
Door Lock:
Regular maintenance is essential for extending the working life of the washing machine.
Cleaning the Cabinet:
Cleaning the Drum:
Cleaning the Door Seal and Glass:
Cleaning the Drain Pump Filter:
Cleaning the Water Supply Valve:
Cleaning the Detergent Drawer:
The manual also includes troubleshooting steps for common issues like the machine not starting, door not opening, water leakage, detergent residues, display not lighting, and abnormal noise. If problems persist, users are advised to contact the service line.
General| Door hinge | Right |
|---|---|
| Cord length | 1.5 m |
| Control type | Buttons, Rotary |
| Loading type | Front-load |
| Drum material | Stainless steel |
| Product color | White |
| Built-in display | No |
| Custom panel-ready | - |
| Appliance placement | Freestanding |
| Rinse hold | Yes |
| Drum capacity | 6 kg |
| Spin-drying class | C |
| Maximum spin speed | 1000 RPM |
| Noise level (spin) | 74 dB |
| Noise level (wash) | 59 dB |
| Number of washing programs | 12 |
| Current | 13 A |
| Energy efficiency class | G |
| Energy efficiency scale | A to G |
| Power consumption (typical) | 1000 W |
| Water consumption per cycle | 48 L |
| Energy consumption washing per cycle | 0.85 kWh |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 470 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 595 mm |
| Height | 850 mm |
| Depth with door open | 45 mm |
