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Essential precautions to reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, or injury when using the machine.
Explanation of the symbols found on the machine's labels for hazard and protection.
Explanation of symbols used within the instruction manual to highlight hazards or notes.
Guidelines for the correct use and preservation of the washing machine to ensure longevity and performance.
Details the construction and functional characteristics of the washing machine, including its components and capabilities.
Describes the fixed and moving guards, interlocks, and safety devices integrated into the machine.
Explains the built-in safety functions like bath level, temperature, unbalance, and door opening controls.
Identifies the general switch, ON/OFF switch, emergency stop, and stop key locations and functions.
Details the graphic and text modes of the screen, explaining its different parts and their functions.
Explains the function of the numerical keyboard and the multi-function keyboard for user interaction.
Describes the function of the memory card for storing and transferring wash programs.
Covers functions for selecting, executing, and modifying wash programs during operation.
Details functions for managing pre-set programs, creating new programs, and using memory cards.
Provides menus for configuring system parameters, setting the clock, and managing security codes.
Guide to loading the machine, selecting, and starting a wash program, including load recommendations.
Explains how to intervene and modify values of a running program phase, like water input or temperature.
Describes different stop modes (normal, emergency, general) and how the door is unlocked.
Explains how the machine detects and manages load unbalance during the spin cycle.
Details the EASY LOAD and TILT systems that assist in loading and unloading the machine.
A table listing all pre-set programs with their use, phases, and timings.
Detailed breakdown of the parameters and values for each pre-set program.
Defines key concepts like function, phase, and program for understanding the programming process.
Steps to access the programming mode and select a new program to create.
Detailed instructions on programming individual phases of a wash program.
Programming internal and external dosing for up to four products per phase.
Setting drum rotation speeds in rpm for wash cycles.
Programming the duration of the spin cycle, including options for seconds or minutes.
Allows creating a customized single-phase program for immediate use.
Procedure for selecting and copying a program from the washing machine memory to a memory card.
Procedure for copying a program from a memory card to an empty washing machine program.
Details parameters for language, screen contrast, temperature units, and beep settings.
How to set and manage four-digit security codes to protect programs and menus.
Lists and counts various system alarms detected by the machine, categorized by model.
Procedure to follow in case of entrapment, including safety warnings and door release steps.
Lists common alarm messages, their likely causes, and recommended responses or troubleshooting steps.
Tasks users can perform: cleaning the washer, door seal, solenoid filters, and checking safety devices.
Tasks reserved for qualified personnel: dispenser cleaning, bearing greasing, seal checks, and general revision.
Procedure for verifying the proper functioning of the door lock and emergency push-button.
Information on dismantling the machine for disposal, including material types and waste management.
Practical examples demonstrating the use of the INFO A6 mode in various scenarios.
Example of using INFO A6 mode to trigger external dosing signals for specific products.
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