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TECHNICAL INFORMATION
INFORMATION ON ENERGY LABELLING
Information sheet pursuant to the Commission Regulations (EU) No. 1061/2010 and 1015/2010
Model WM75.1
Maximum washing load 8 / 9 kg*
Energy efficiency class A+++ / A+++
Annual energy consumption (AE
C
) 190 / 212 kWh na year
1)
Power consumption
Standard cotton + ECO 60 °C with a full load (E
t,60
) 1,07 / 1,22 kWh
Standard cotton + ECO 60 °C with half load (E
t,60½
) 0,76 / 0,82 kWh
Standard cotton + ECO 40 °C with half load (E
t,40½
) 0,59 / 0,66 kWh
Power consumption
Off (P
0
) 0,3 / 0,3 W
Mode without switching off (P
l
) 0,7 / 0,7 W
Annual water consumption (AW
C
) 10340 / 10780 litres per year
2)
Spinning efficiency class A / A
3)
Maximum spin speed 1600 / 1600 rpm*
Residual moisture 44 / 44 %
Washing program Standard cotton + ECO
4)
60
°C
40
°C
Program duration
Standard cotton + ECO 60 °C with a full load (E
t,60
) 168 / 168 minutes
Standard cotton + ECO 60 °C with half load (E
t,60½
) 158 / 158 minutes
Standard cotton + ECO 40 °C with half load (E
t,40½
) 138 / 138 minutes
Noise emissions
Washing stage 52 / 56 dB(A) re 1 pW
Spinning stage 77 / 77 dB(A) re 1 pW
1)
Based on 220 standard washing cycles for Standard cotton + ECO
60
°C
and
40
°C
for full and half load in energy saving modes. Actual power consumption
will depend on the way the appliance is used.
2)
Based on 220 standard washing cycles for Standard cotton + ECO
60
°C
and
40
°C
with full and half load. Actual water consumption will depend on the way
the appliance is used.
3)
On a scale from G (the least effi cient) to A (the most effi cient).
4)
Standard cotton + ECO,
60
°C
and
40
°C
are standard washing programs used for gathering the information for the energy label. These programs are intended
for washing normally soiled cotton fabric and they are the most effi cient in terms of overall power and water consumption. Actual water temperature may
deviate from the temperature selected for the washing cycle.
* Depending on model. See rating (type) plate.
ECO=Green Mode
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