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English
Size - A5
Fig.
4
Connect the water inlet to the water
system (3/4 “) using the supplied
hose and make sure that everything
is connected correctly and firmly. The
water pressure must be between
0.05MPa and 1 MPa. A pressure
reducing valve must be used if the
water pressure is exceeds 1 MPa.
Note:
• If the water pipes are new or have not
been used for an extended period of time,
allow a certain amount of water to drain
until you are sure that the water is clear
and free of foreign objects.
• If this point is not observed, there is a risk
that the water inlet will become clogged
and the unit will be damaged.
Fig.
5
Plug the mains plug into a suitable
socket.
Preparation
Before first use
• Make sure the transport restraints on the
back of the unit have been removed.
• Remove all accessories and other materials
from the washing drum.
• Before washing cloth for the first time, run
the appliance without any cloth but some
detergent in the “Cotton 60°C” program, see
Start washing.
Operation
Fig.
6
Preparation of the garments
Caution
• Do not wash fabrics that are not
suitable for machine wash. Observe the
instructions on the care label of the
laundry.
• Hard or pointed foreign objects (eg.
nails, coins) can damage laundry and
components.
• Never wash laundry soaked with gasoline,
thinner, alcohol or solvents.
• Check the pockets of all laundry and
empty them.
• Before washing, remove dirt, stains
and hair from the laundry, eg. by pre-
soaking and pre-washing by hand.
• Sort the laundry according to colors
and the washing procedures and
washing temperatures indicated on
the care labels. Do not wash white
laundry together with coloured
laundry but separate. Newly bought
coloured laundry must be washed
separately.
• Turn applications such as buttons
and embroideries inwards. If
necessary, close zippers, buttons or
hooks before washing, and tie loose
straps or loops together.
• Wash brassiere in a laundry bag
to prevent the steel hangers from
loosening. In particular, fine textiles
such as curtains, crochet work or
small articles (socks, handkerchiefs,
neckties, etc.) should be washed in a
closed laundry bag.
• Always remove removable parts such
as hooks, eyelets, e.g. from curtains.
Fig.
1
Loosen the four transport restraints
with a wrench (13 mm) and unscrew
them completely. Insert the 4 supplied
blind plugs in the holes.
Fig.
2
Place the washing machine on an even,
horizontal and steady surface. For
levelling the feet are adjustable and can
be screwed in or out.
• Unscrew the lock nuts with a open-
end wrench (17 mm).
• Turn the feet to the right to screw
them in and to the left to unscrew
them.
• Use a spirit level to check
whether the appliance is leveled.
If the appliance is not standing
horizontally or is tilting the feet
must be adjusted again.
• If the unit is leveled and does not
tilt, tighten the nuts with the open-
end wrench.
Fig.
3
The washing machine must be
connected to a drain.
• The drain hose is already fixed to the
sewage connection. Pull the hose
out of the clamps and unwind it.
• Connect the other end to the drain
pipe (option A or B). Observe the
max. height of the hose end.
Note:
Suitable hose holders are available as
optional accessories.
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