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Bosch wfd 2471 User Manual

Bosch wfd 2471
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Bosch wfd 2471 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandBosch
Modelwfd 2471
CategoryWasher
LanguageEnglish

Summary

General Safety and Appliance Operation Warnings

Pre-Operation Safety Checklist

Ensure safe installation and initial use by following pre-operation checks.

Washing Safety Precautions

Adhere to safety guidelines during washing cycles for user and appliance protection.

Appliance Care and Handling Safety

Follow advice on safe maintenance and handling to prevent damage.

Safe Machine Moving Procedures

Implement correct procedures for moving the appliance to avoid injury or damage.

Packaging Handling and Disposal

New Appliance Packaging Disposal

Guidelines for removing and disposing of packaging material for a new appliance.

Old Appliance Disposal Instructions

Instructions on how to make an old appliance unusable before disposal.

Environmental Protection and Energy Efficiency

Optimizing Laundry Load Size

Wash maximum laundry amounts for economical and eco-friendly use.

Energy Saving Wash Tips

Reduce energy consumption by selecting appropriate wash programmes and temperatures.

Resource Saving Wash Practices

Save water, energy, and detergent by omitting prewash for lightly soiled loads.

Time and Energy Savings for Light Loads

Utilize short programmes for lightly soiled items to save time and energy.

Detergent Dosage Best Practices

Measure detergent accurately based on water hardness, soiling, and load size.

Transport Securing Devices Removal

Appliance Installation Procedures

Installation Preparation Checklist

Gather necessary documents and warnings before commencing appliance installation.

Safe Lifting and Moving Techniques

Employ safe methods when lifting the appliance, avoiding controls.

Professional Connection Recommendations

Seek qualified assistance for water and electricity connections if uncertain.

Factory Testing Residual Water Note

Note that residual water may be present due to factory testing procedures.

Appliance Installation Location Requirements

Surface Stability and Flooring Types

Place on a firm, flat surface; avoid carpets or foam-backed flooring.

Wooden Floor Installation Guidelines

Use a thick board for wooden joist floors and secure the appliance.

Securing Appliance on Pedestals

Use brackets to fix the machine's feet on pedestals to prevent movement.

Appliance Levelling and Alignment

Connecting the Water Supply System

Water Inlet Hose and Pressure Specifications

Use correct hose and ensure minimum water pressure; avoid unpressurized heaters.

Ensuring Connection Security and Filter Care

Check connection strength and clean water inlet filters regularly.

Preventing Water Leaks and Flooding

Close the tap after use and during long absences to prevent leaks.

Appliance Water Outlet Connection

Electrical Connection and Safety

AC Mains Power Connection Standards

Connect to a properly earthed AC mains socket matching appliance voltage.

Cable, Plug, and Earthing Checks

Verify compatibility of socket, plug, cable diameter, and correct earthing.

Prohibited Electrical Accessories

Do not use multiple plugs, sockets, or extension cables for safety.

Residual Current Circuit Breaker Usage

Use RCDs with the specified symbol for compliance and protection.

Plug Accessibility and Isolation Requirements

Ensure plug accessibility or incorporate a fixed wiring disconnection means.

Getting to Know Your Washing Machine

Identification of Appliance Components

Learn about the main parts of the washing machine, from the lid to the feet.

Control Panel Features and Indicators

Familiarize yourself with the buttons, selectors, and indicator lights on the control panel.

Wash Programme Selection and Operation

Using the Programme Selector Dial

How to select and adjust wash programmes using the programme selector.

Understanding Status Indicator Lights

Understand the meaning of the washing machine's indicator lights during operation.

Using Wash Functions and Start Button

Initiating a Wash Cycle with Start

Press the 'Start' button to begin the selected wash programme.

Rinse Hold Functionality

Use Rinse Hold to keep laundry in rinse water, preventing creases.

Rinse Plus Functionality

Activate Rinse Plus for an additional rinse cycle, improving fabric care.

Detergent, Softener, and Additive Usage

Detergent Type and Storage Guidelines

Use appropriate detergents for front-loaders; store safely out of children's reach.

Factors Influencing Detergent Dosage

Dosage depends on water hardness, soiling degree, and load size.

Consequences of Incorrect Detergent Use

Learn how incorrect detergent amounts affect washing results and the environment.

Fabric Softeners and Pre-Wash Treatments

Proper Fabric Softener Application

Add fabric softener to the designated compartment, respecting the MAX marking.

Using Bleaching Agents and Stain Removers

Add powdered bleaching agents or stain removers to the appropriate compartment.

Preparing Laundry for Washing

Laundry Sorting and Separation Rules

Sort items by care labels, fabric type, and colour for optimal washing.

Avoiding Overloading the Washing Machine

Ensure loads do not exceed the maximum permitted capacity for good results.

Practical Laundry Preparation Tips

Pre-Wash Item Preparation

Remove foreign objects, close zips, and protect delicate items in nets.

Effective Stain Removal Techniques

Treat stains as soon as possible, starting with soap and water.

First Washing Cycle Procedure

Washing Machine Door and Loading Procedures

Opening the Washing Machine Door

Pull the door catch to open the machine.

Safe Laundry Loading Practices

Load items loosely, check drum, and avoid pre-treated items with solvents.

Closing the Washing Machine Door Securely

Close the door firmly until the lock clicks into place.

Detergent Addition and Water Supply

Correct Detergent Compartment Usage

Add detergent to chambers I and II, and additives to chamber.

Turning on the Water Tap for Washing

Ensure the water tap is turned on before starting the wash.

Wash Programme Selection and Execution

Overview of Basic Wash Programmes

Details programmes for cottons, synthetics, delicates, and woollens.

Utilizing Additional Programme Options

Learn about Rinse, Spin, and Drain options for specific needs.

Using Advanced Wash Functions

Explore Rinse Plus and Rinse Hold for enhanced washing results.

Starting and Modifying Wash Programmes

Steps to start a programme and how to change it if needed.

Ending and Unloading the Washing Machine

Concluding the Wash Cycle Safely

Steps to finish the programme and turn off the machine.

Interrupting an Active Wash Programme

Procedure for safely stopping a wash cycle in progress.

Safe Laundry Removal Procedures

Take out laundry, check drum for items, and leave door open.

Appliance Cleaning and Maintenance Procedures

General Safety for Maintenance Work

Disconnect power/water; avoid solvents and water jets during cleaning.

Cleaning the Appliance Exterior Surfaces

Clean the machine's body and controls with mild soapy water.

Detergent Drawer Cleaning Guide

Step-by-step guide to remove and clean the detergent drawer and its components.

Appliance Descaling Information

Descaling is usually unnecessary; follow manufacturer instructions if performed.

Cleaning the Washing Machine Drum and Hoses

Water Pump Maintenance and Cleaning

When Water Pump Cleaning is Required

Clean the pump if blocked by foreign material or after washing fluffy items.

Detailed Water Pump Cleaning Steps

Detailed steps to safely remove and clean the water pump and filter.

Appliance Water Inlet Filter Cleaning

Water Inlet Filter Cleaning Steps

Step-by-step guide to remove, clean, and replace appliance water inlet filters.

Frost Protection Procedures for Appliance

Emptying Water Inlet Hose for Frost Protection

Procedure to drain water from the inlet hose to prevent freezing.

Draining Pump for Frost Protection

Refer to pump cleaning section for draining residual water.

Troubleshooting Common Malfunctions

After-Sales Service and Support Information

Before Contacting Customer Service

Attempt self-help first; disconnect appliance if malfunction persists.

Providing Essential Machine Identification Details

Note product (E-Nr.) and production (FD) numbers for service assistance.

Technical Appliance Specifications

Wash Programme Energy and Water Consumption

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