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Prepare laundry by dividing by fabric type and color, emptying pockets, and checking buttons.
Always check garment labels for essential washing instructions and symbols for best results.
The machine balances laundry distribution for reduced noise and vibration during the spin cycle.
Protect delicate items like underwear by placing them in a canvas pouch for washing.
Use knob A to select wash programs and programmed start; pilot lamp I indicates status.
Use knob B to set wash temperature, including options for cold wash.
Compartments for pre-wash, main wash detergent, fabric conditioner, and bleach.
Button for an extra hot wash cycle (90°C) for heavily soiled, sturdy fabrics.
Button E allows a soak function for up to 12 hours before the wash cycle.
Button F pauses the cycle, keeping laundry in water before spin, useful for delicates.
Button G increases rinse cycles for better rinsing, especially for full loads.
Button H switches the machine on and off; selected programs are retained.
Lamp I indicates machine status: flashing for ready, steady for program accepted.
Safety lamp indicates door lock; wait for it to extinguish before opening.
Table detailing programs, temperatures, features like energic wash, softener, and bleach for fabric types.
Includes Rinsing/Bleach, Spin, Draining, and Stop/Reset options.
Options for delayed start of 12, 9, 3, or 1 hour.
Tips for better washing and garment longevity: turn shirts inside out, empty pockets, check labels.
Table explains symbols for wash, bleaching, ironing, dry cleaning, and drying, with temperature guidance.
Avoid washing torn, fraying, or non-hemmed linen without protection; keep colors separate.
Weight limits for different fabric types: resistant fabrics (5.5kg), synthetics (2.5kg), delicates (2kg), wool (1kg).
Approximate weights of common laundry items like sheets, pillow cases, towels, and bathrobes.
Washing shirts inside out and ironing printed items inside out preserves their appearance.
Secure straps with hooks in pockets using safety pins to prevent drum damage.
Unplug the machine and turn off water supply when on holiday; leave door ajar for air circulation.
Use a specific detergent for wool, and do not wash more than 1 kg of laundry.
Fold curtains and place in a pouch to reduce creasing; use program 5, which excludes spin.
Wash quilted items with down padding; do not load more than 2-3 kg and repeat rinse.
Clean trainers before washing; they can be washed with tough garments like jeans.
The detergent dispenser opens by rotating outwards. Follow manufacturer dosage recommendations.
Liquid detergent is suitable for wash cycles up to 60°C and not for pre-wash items.
Detergents for both hand and machine wash are an exception to rules.
Reduce detergent in cold water washes as it dissolves less effectively, wasting product.
The detergent dispenser can be removed and cleaned under running water for a few minutes.
Insert the extra case 4 into compartment 1 for bleaching. Be careful not to exceed the 'max' level.
Programs 4 and 5 do not support bleaching. Use the Extra Rinse button when bleaching.
Achieve best use of energy, water, and detergent by using the recommended maximum load size.
Only pre-wash for heavily soiled laundry to save energy, time, water, and detergent.
Pretreat stains or soak to reduce the need for hot wash programs and save energy.
Select the highest spin speed to reduce water content before drying for energy savings.
For bleaching in a normal wash, use special compartments, press Extra Rinse, set program, then start.
Check common issues like plug, electricity, door, and water supply before calling a technician.
Check plug, electricity, door closure, on/off button, programmed start, and water supply.
Modern machines use less water for efficiency; water level may appear lower.
Check hose connection, water shortage, pressure, and tap filter for water filling issues.
Wait for drain pump, switch off, select Stop/Reset, then switch back on.
Check drain hose height (60-100cm) and if the end is submerged.
Ensure the selected program includes draining or select it manually for some cycles.
The Rinse-Hold function may require manual draining selection.
Ensure the drain hose is straight and not squashed or kinked.
Check inlet hose attachment. Turn off water, unplug, and tighten the connection.
Clean the detergent dispenser by removing and washing it under tap water.
Check drain hose attachment. Turn off water, unplug, and tighten connection.
Use only detergents labeled 'for machine wash' to avoid excessive foam.
Use correct detergent amounts to prevent foam, scaling, and ensure effective washing.
Model: AB 65 X.
Width 59.5 cm, Height 85 cm, Depth 53.5 cm.
Capacity from 1 to 5.5 kg, drum capacity 46 litre.
Voltage 230/240 Volt 50-60 Hz, Max absorbed power 1850 W.
Max pressure 1 MPa (10 bar), Min pressure 0.05 MPa (0.5 bar).
Spinning speed up to 600 rpm.
Programs carried out with 5.0 kg load, compliant with IEC regulation 456.
Ensure the machine is intact upon arrival and remove transport screws and spacers.
Remove transit screws, spacers, and rubber tubes, then fill holes with plastic plugs.
Use the cap to close holes where the stop pin was located on the lower back.
Level the appliance by adjusting front feet to ensure correct functioning.
Connect the inlet hose to a cold water tap (3/4" thread), ensuring rubber washers are fitted.
Fix the drain hose to the rear hooks, place end in stand pipe or sink, height 60-100cm.
Plug the appliance into a 13 amp fused socket. Ensure the appliance is earthed.
Use a 13 amp ASTA approved fuse (BS 1362) and refit the fuse cover.
Replace non-rewireable plug with a 13A fused, rewireable plug (BSI approved) if rerouting cable.
Remove the plug by cutting the cable near the body and dispose of it as described.
Connect wires according to color code (Green/Yellow-Earth, Brown-Live, Blue-Neutral) to terminals.
Make plug pins unusable before disposal to prevent accidental insertion into a socket.
Simple steps to prolong machine life and avoid problems, like turning off taps when not in use.
Wash the detergent dispenser regularly to prevent powder accumulation.
Avoid excess detergent/additives to prevent foam, scaling, and damage to machine parts.
The self-cleaning pump requires no maintenance. Check the water inlet hose annually for cracks.
Follow safety instructions to protect yourself and your family from hazards.
Do not install outdoors due to danger from rain and thunderstorms.
Use only by adults for washing clothes as per manual instructions.
Move the appliance with help from two or three people; never attempt to move it alone.
Always ensure the drum is empty before loading the washing machine.
Avoid touching the machine barefoot or with wet/damp hands or feet.
Avoid extensions/multiple plugs; do not bend or compress the power cable.
Do not open dispenser during use; avoid hand wash detergent due to foam risk.
Do not pull the supply cable to disconnect; it is extremely dangerous.
Avoid touching drain water; appliance door gets hot. Keep children away.
In case of malfunction, turn off water, unplug, and do not attempt internal repairs.
Contact a qualified engineer for power supply cable replacement.
Switch off, unplug, remove lid, disconnect wires, then pull out the old cable.
Reverse the cable replacement procedure to connect the new power supply cable.
Prepare laundry by dividing by fabric type and color, emptying pockets, and checking buttons.
Always check garment labels for essential washing instructions and symbols for best results.
The machine balances laundry distribution for reduced noise and vibration during the spin cycle.
Protect delicate items like underwear by placing them in a canvas pouch for washing.
Use knob A to select wash programs and programmed start; pilot lamp I indicates status.
Use knob B to set wash temperature, including options for cold wash.
Compartments for pre-wash, main wash detergent, fabric conditioner, and bleach.
Button for an extra hot wash cycle (90°C) for heavily soiled, sturdy fabrics.
Button E allows a soak function for up to 12 hours before the wash cycle.
Button F pauses the cycle, keeping laundry in water before spin, useful for delicates.
Button G increases rinse cycles for better rinsing, especially for full loads.
Button H switches the machine on and off; selected programs are retained.
Lamp I indicates machine status: flashing for ready, steady for program accepted.
Safety lamp indicates door lock; wait for it to extinguish before opening.
Table detailing programs, temperatures, features like energic wash, softener, and bleach for fabric types.
Includes Rinsing/Bleach, Spin, Draining, and Stop/Reset options.
Options for delayed start of 12, 9, 3, or 1 hour.
Tips for better washing and garment longevity: turn shirts inside out, empty pockets, check labels.
Table explains symbols for wash, bleaching, ironing, dry cleaning, and drying, with temperature guidance.
Avoid washing torn, fraying, or non-hemmed linen without protection; keep colors separate.
Weight limits for different fabric types: resistant fabrics (5.5kg), synthetics (2.5kg), delicates (2kg), wool (1kg).
Approximate weights of common laundry items like sheets, pillow cases, towels, and bathrobes.
Washing shirts inside out and ironing printed items inside out preserves their appearance.
Secure straps with hooks in pockets using safety pins to prevent drum damage.
Unplug the machine and turn off water supply when on holiday; leave door ajar for air circulation.
Use a specific detergent for wool, and do not wash more than 1 kg of laundry.
Fold curtains and place in a pouch to reduce creasing; use program 5, which excludes spin.
Wash quilted items with down padding; do not load more than 2-3 kg and repeat rinse.
Clean trainers before washing; they can be washed with tough garments like jeans.
The detergent dispenser opens by rotating outwards. Follow manufacturer dosage recommendations.
Liquid detergent is suitable for wash cycles up to 60°C and not for pre-wash items.
Detergents for both hand and machine wash are an exception to rules.
Reduce detergent in cold water washes as it dissolves less effectively, wasting product.
The detergent dispenser can be removed and cleaned under running water for a few minutes.
Insert the extra case 4 into compartment 1 for bleaching. Be careful not to exceed the 'max' level.
Programs 4 and 5 do not support bleaching. Use the Extra Rinse button when bleaching.
Achieve best use of energy, water, and detergent by using the recommended maximum load size.
Only pre-wash for heavily soiled laundry to save energy, time, water, and detergent.
Pretreat stains or soak to reduce the need for hot wash programs and save energy.
Select the highest spin speed to reduce water content before drying for energy savings.
For bleaching in a normal wash, use special compartments, press Extra Rinse, set program, then start.
Check common issues like plug, electricity, door, and water supply before calling a technician.
Check plug, electricity, door closure, on/off button, programmed start, and water supply.
Modern machines use less water for efficiency; water level may appear lower.
Check hose connection, water shortage, pressure, and tap filter for water filling issues.
Wait for drain pump, switch off, select Stop/Reset, then switch back on.
Check drain hose height (60-100cm) and if the end is submerged.
Ensure the selected program includes draining or select it manually for some cycles.
The Rinse-Hold function may require manual draining selection.
Ensure the drain hose is straight and not squashed or kinked.
Check inlet hose attachment. Turn off water, unplug, and tighten the connection.
Clean the detergent dispenser by removing and washing it under tap water.
Check drain hose attachment. Turn off water, unplug, and tighten connection.
Use only detergents labeled 'for machine wash' to avoid excessive foam.
Use correct detergent amounts to prevent foam, scaling, and ensure effective washing.
Model: AB 65 X.
Width 59.5 cm, Height 85 cm, Depth 53.5 cm.
Capacity from 1 to 5.5 kg, drum capacity 46 litre.
Voltage 230/240 Volt 50-60 Hz, Max absorbed power 1850 W.
Max pressure 1 MPa (10 bar), Min pressure 0.05 MPa (0.5 bar).
Spinning speed up to 600 rpm.
Programs carried out with 5.0 kg load, compliant with IEC regulation 456.
Ensure the machine is intact upon arrival and remove transport screws and spacers.
Remove transit screws, spacers, and rubber tubes, then fill holes with plastic plugs.
Use the cap to close holes where the stop pin was located on the lower back.
Level the appliance by adjusting front feet to ensure correct functioning.
Connect the inlet hose to a cold water tap (3/4" thread), ensuring rubber washers are fitted.
Fix the drain hose to the rear hooks, place end in stand pipe or sink, height 60-100cm.
Plug the appliance into a 13 amp fused socket. Ensure the appliance is earthed.
Use a 13 amp ASTA approved fuse (BS 1362) and refit the fuse cover.
Replace non-rewireable plug with a 13A fused, rewireable plug (BSI approved) if rerouting cable.
Remove the plug by cutting the cable near the body and dispose of it as described.
Connect wires according to color code (Green/Yellow-Earth, Brown-Live, Blue-Neutral) to terminals.
Make plug pins unusable before disposal to prevent accidental insertion into a socket.
Simple steps to prolong machine life and avoid problems, like turning off taps when not in use.
Wash the detergent dispenser regularly to prevent powder accumulation.
Avoid excess detergent/additives to prevent foam, scaling, and damage to machine parts.
The self-cleaning pump requires no maintenance. Check the water inlet hose annually for cracks.
Follow safety instructions to protect yourself and your family from hazards.
Do not install outdoors due to danger from rain and thunderstorms.
Use only by adults for washing clothes as per manual instructions.
Move the appliance with help from two or three people; never attempt to move it alone.
Always ensure the drum is empty before loading the washing machine.
Avoid touching the machine barefoot or with wet/damp hands or feet.
Avoid extensions/multiple plugs; do not bend or compress the power cable.
Do not open dispenser during use; avoid hand wash detergent due to foam risk.
Do not pull the supply cable to disconnect; it is extremely dangerous.
Avoid touching drain water; appliance door gets hot. Keep children away.
In case of malfunction, turn off water, unplug, and do not attempt internal repairs.
Contact a qualified engineer for power supply cable replacement.
Switch off, unplug, remove lid, disconnect wires, then pull out the old cable.
Reverse the cable replacement procedure to connect the new power supply cable.
The device is a washing machine called "Margherita 2000" by ARISTON, model AB 65 X. It is designed to be safe and easy to use, offering various programs and features for effective fabric care.
The Margherita 2000 is a washing machine that cleans clothes through various wash cycles. It allows users to select programs based on fabric type, soil level, and desired temperature. Key functions include:
The Margherita 2000 features a user-friendly control panel and specific functionalities for optimal use:
Regular maintenance ensures the longevity and performance of the washing machine:
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