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Details on protective guards, tilt models, door interlocks, unbalance microswitches, overflow, thermal fuses, and alarms.
Description of the washing machine screen in graphic and text modes, detailing its parts and functions.
Allows immediate modification of water input, dosing, draining, and temperature values during a running phase.
Options for modifying program name, fabric type, phase content, inserting, or erasing phases.
Allows selecting and copying a program from the washing machine memory onto a card.
Menu for configuring operation parameters, including language, screen contrast, and temperature units.
Details on counters for main system alarms, indicating frequency of alarm occurrences.
Essential safety precautions to reduce risks of fire, electric shock, or injury during machine use.
Critical safety steps and warnings before performing any inspection, maintenance, or repair.
Explanation of graphical symbols found on machine labels for hazard identification.
Guidelines for intended use, materials, chemical product handling, cleaning, and warranty.
Overview of construction and functional characteristics of the washing machine models.
Details on protective guards, tilt models, door interlocks, unbalance microswitches, overflow, thermal fuses, and alarms.
Description of the washing machine screen in graphic and text modes, detailing its parts and functions.
Explanation of the numerical and multi-function keyboards used for machine operation and programming.
Covers functions for knowing, creating, modifying, or eliminating programs and using the card.
Instructions for loading the machine, selecting and starting a wash program, and safety guidelines.
Description of the screens that appear during program execution, explaining icons and information displayed.
Details on the INFO screen which provides diverse information such as load weight, bath level, and temperature.
Allows immediate modification of water input, dosing, draining, and temperature values during a running phase.
Description of the different stop modes of the washing machine and how the door is opened.
Explanation of the unbalance detection system and its reactions to different levels of load imbalance.
Details on EASY LOAD, TILT, and TILT + EASY LOAD systems for assisting loading and unloading.
Instructions for operating the EASY LOAD system for loading and unloading, including water inlet.
Instructions for operating the TILT system for loading and unloading, including tilting and drum rotation.
Instructions for operating the combined TILT + EASY LOAD system for loading and unloading.
Explanation of program pausing due to dosing unit warnings and how it affects the cycle.
A table summarizing the twenty pre-set programs, including use, wash phases, and final spin.
Guide to interpreting numerical values and icons used in the pre-set program tables.
Detailed breakdown of the parameters and settings for each pre-set program.
Defines key concepts like function, phase, and program for understanding the programming process.
Explanation of how to use the multi-function keyboard for program creation and navigation.
Steps for naming a new program and optionally associating it with a fabric type.
Guide to programming individual phases of a wash program, detailing options and navigation.
Configuration options for water inlets, including cold, hot, and third inlet options.
Settings for bath temperature and heating methods, including water mixture and steam/electric options.
Options for programming internal and external product dosing for up to four products per phase.
Allows programming the duration of each dosing event, from 1 to 231 seconds.
Enables interaction with the A6(I/O2) board for transferring load values or numerical codes.
Allows selection and modification of drum rotation speeds for the wash cycle.
Configuration for draining operations, including main drain, second drain, and pump to tank draining.
Allows programming the spin time in minutes or seconds for the wash cycle.
Allows users to create a customized single-phase program for immediate use.
Utilizing A6 Info mode for external dosing signals, increasing simultaneous doses or binary communication.
Table detailing decimal values and their equivalence to activating A6(I/O2) board outputs.
Overview of options for modifying programs, including name, fabric type, and phase content.
Allows viewing and modifying the content of a selected phase in user-programmed cycles.
Procedure for copying an existing program into an empty program slot for modification.
Allows locking program usage with an access code to prevent unauthorized operation.
Steps to access the CARD menu for managing wash programs stored on memory cards.
Procedure to copy a program from the washing machine's memory onto a memory card.
Allows viewing card content and modifying the name of a selected program on the card.
Introduction to the configuration menu for activating and modifying parameters affecting machine operation.
Lists and explains parameters configurable within the machine's operation and programming settings.
Details operation parameters like language, screen contrast, temperature units, and beep settings.
Covers advanced programming options such as programmable dosing time and rotation speed.
Tables showing modifiable bath levels and their programming ranges for different machine models.
Allows modification of drum rotation speeds in the wash cycle within established limits.
Allows modification of spin speeds within established limits, respecting order criteria.
Procedure for setting the washing machine's clock, affecting delayed start functions.
Allows setting and managing four-digit security codes for programs, programming, and setup menus.
Details on counters for machine operations like programs executed and spin cycle counts.
List of controlled alarms and their frequency, depending on machine models.
Instructions for writing and scheduling three text messages to appear after programmed intervals.
Procedure for safely releasing a person or animal trapped inside the washing machine.
Instructions for manually releasing the door's security lock in case of power failure or emergency.
Troubleshooting guide for common user-solvable problems like unbalance, leaks, and forgotten access codes.
List of system alarms, their likely causes, and recommended responses or interventions.
User-performed maintenance tasks including cleaning the washer, door seal, and solenoid valve filters.
Procedure for cleaning solenoid valve filters, requiring qualified personnel and specific tools.
Instructions for cleaning the dispenser, to be performed by Authorized Technical Service.
Procedure for greasing the bearing housing to ensure smooth operation and longevity, reserved for technical services.
Information on dismantling the machine for service removal, including materials composition and waste management.
Practical examples illustrating the use of the INFO A6 mode with external control units.
Example of using proportional dosing in machines connected to a dosing control unit.
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