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Read all instructions before using the machine to reduce risks of fire, electric shock, or injury.
Remove any transport protection devices before installing the machine.
Please sort waste materials in accordance with local guidelines.
Information on opening and starting the machine with the door open or closed.
Determining water hardness to adjust detergent quantity and consulting local water company.
Each machine is tested before leaving the factory; residual water is normal.
Basic precautions to reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, or injury, including reading instructions and supervising children.
Ensuring the appliance is properly grounded for electrical safety.
Warning about improper connection of grounding conductor and seeking qualified electrician.
Connecting the appliance to a grounded metal wiring system or an equipment-grounding conductor.
Refer to the 'Installation' chapter for proper setup.
How the overflow guard function operates to pump out water and terminate the program.
Steps for preparing the machine for transport or storage in freezing temperatures.
Making the machine unusable before disposal and contacting local authorities for recycling information.
Keep detergents out of reach of children; seek immediate medical advice if ingested.
Close door, turn off power when not in use, and keep children away from open machine.
Rinse eyes with plenty of water for at least 15 minutes if detergent gets into them.
Using the child safety catch on the detergent compartment to prevent access.
Diagram and list of key components including power switch, dispenser, program panel, and door.
Description of compartments for pre-wash, main wash (liquid/powder), and fabric softener.
Pour detergent/softener into correct compartments; avoid prewash detergent unless program includes prewash.
Tips for sorting laundry by soiling level, color, and material.
Prepare clothes by closing zippers, washing new colors separately, turning delicates inside out, and emptying pockets.
How to interpret laundry labels to select suitable wash programs and temperatures.
Explanation of symbols for wash cycles, tumble drying, water temperature, bleach, dry cleaning, and ironing.
Washing colored cotton items at 140°F (60°C) the first time to prevent dye run.
Washing unbleached linen at 140°F (60°C) with specific detergent types.
Guidelines for washing wool items, including program selection and spin speed.
Tips for washing delicate rayon and synthetic fibers, including load size and spin speed.
Using the Super Rinse option for sensitive skin and allergy sufferers.
Saving energy and water by selecting appropriate programs, load sizes, and avoiding pre-washing.
Using eco-labeled detergents, avoiding overdosing, and using less detergent for environmental impact.
Instructions for dyeing fabrics, including program selection and adding dye to the drum.
Discouraging strong chemicals due to environmental concerns and risk of machine damage.
Recommendations for using liquid detergents, including amount and compartment usage.
Explanation of low-sudsing detergents and issues caused by excess suds.
Discouraging bleach use in ASKO washers due to sufficient cleaning power of modern machines.
Using HE (High-Efficiency) powder detergents specifically for front-loading washers.
Guidance on adjusting detergent quantity based on water hardness levels.
General advice on detergent quantity, avoiding residue, and starting with a small amount.
Table providing recommended detergent amounts for pre-wash and main wash based on water hardness.
Steps for sorting laundry, using a laundry net for underwired bras, and emptying pockets.
Instructions for powering the machine on and off, including timing for the button press.
How to open the door using the button and load the laundry into the drum.
Guidance on adding detergent and fabric softener based on packaging and load size.
Instructions for using powder and liquid detergents, including compartment usage and laundry balls.
Correctly adding fabric softener to its compartment and avoiding overfilling.
How to select a wash program using the program selector and LEDs.
Details on the Sani, White, Color, and Quick wash programs, including their purpose and load adaptation.
Details on Perma Press and Wool/Hand Wash programs, including fabric types and settings.
Table detailing programs, temperatures, rinses, spin speeds, load capacity, water, energy consumption, and time.
How to adjust wash programs with available options like Super Wash and Super Rinse.
Using the Super Wash option for difficult stains and heavy soiling.
Using the Super Rinse option to increase rinses for sensitive skin or soft water.
Final step to start the selected program by closing the door and pressing the Start/Stop button.
How to stop or restart a program by using the Start/Stop button.
What happens when a program finishes, including automatic door opening.
Instructions on how to deactivate the automatic door opening function via settings.
Step-by-step guide to change the automatic door opening setting.
Step-by-step guide to clean the washing machine's trap and drain pump.
Instructions for removing and cleaning the detergent compartment.
Using mild cleaner for the machine's exterior and program panel, avoiding solvents.
Running a hot wash program monthly to prevent unpleasant odors from detergent buildup.
Checking and cleaning the space under the paddles for foreign objects.
Using citric acid to remove limescale coating from the wash drum in hard water areas.
Steps to check power and fuses, and manual door opening procedure if needed.
Troubleshooting steps for when the washing machine fails to start, checking door closure and power.
Resuming the current program after a power interruption.
Addressing issues with wet laundry remaining due to imbalance or load.
Explanation of error messages (L1, L2, L3, L4) and their causes.
Steps to resolve an overflow fault, including shutting off the water tap.
Troubleshooting for water outlet issues, checking drain hose and pump.
Resolving water inlet faults by checking the tap, hose, and fill valve filter.
How the machine handles imbalance during the spin cycle.
Detailed specifications including dimensions, weight, capacity, spin speed, and connections.
Instructions for removing transport bolts and plastic plugs before using the machine.
Saving and reinstalling transport bolts/plugs for future moves.
General requirements for installation, emphasizing professional installation and reporting cosmetic damage.
Importance of leveling for vibration reduction and how to tighten lock nuts.
Connecting to a cold water inlet, pressure requirements, and flushing new pipes.
Recommendations for installation on a second storey, including drip pan usage.
Proper connection of the outlet hose to a sink edge or drain pipe, noting height restrictions.
Details on electrical connections, plug compatibility, and circuit requirements.
Ensuring proper grounding to reduce electric shock risk, with warnings about plug modification.
Guidance on freestanding placement next to a dryer and why stacking washers is not advised.
Specifications for installing the washer beneath cabinets or in closets, including clearance and opening sizes.
Details on the limited warranty for residential use, including duration and service provision.
List of items and conditions not covered by the limited warranty.
Legal disclaimers, remedies, and limitations of liability under the limited warranty.
How to use troubleshooting guides and contact ASKO Customer Care for service.
Recording service number, item number, and serial number for service calls.
Information on obtaining parts and labor after the warranty period.
Instructions for registering the ASKO product with ASKO after purchase.
A simplified 5-step guide to sorting, loading, adding detergent, selecting programs, and starting the wash.
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