Beko Wkd 25100 T Users Manual

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Pressing “On/Off”
By	pressing	“On/Off”	button	you	can	make	your	machine	
ready for selecting program. When “On/Off” key is pressed 
“door” led will light on meaning “door can open”. Press 
“On/Off” key again for turning your machine off. 
Pressing “On/Off” does not mean program started opera-
tion.	You	must	press	“Start/Pause/Cancel”	for	starting	the	
program. 
Child-proof lock
During washing laundry in order to maintain that program 
progress is not affected by pressing keys by children there 
is child-proof lock. To enable child-proof lock, after wash-
ing begins, press Express and Rinse Plus function buttons 
together simultaneously for three seconds. Pre-wash ad-
ditional function led will always blink. 
After program ends in order to start a new program or alter 
the program you have to disable child-proof lock. To do 
this press same buttons for three seconds and Child-proof 
lock led will be off.
Function Selection
Additional functions selectable according to selected 
program can be selected by pressing related key. Led of 
selected function will be on.
If not selected together some additional functions go off 
when it is not selected with other one. For example; when 
using cotton program, exspress and rinse plus auxillary 
functions can not be selected together. After selecting 
express program, if rinse plus key is pressed fast program 
will be on and express function led will go off.
Program Progress
After machine starts operation relevant program led on 
program progress display will be on. When a step is com-
pleted that step’s led is off and next step’s led is on. When 
“On/Off button is pressed “door” led will be on. After wash-
ing program is selected when “Start/Pause/Cancel” key is 
pressed “Washing” led on program progress display will be 
on. At the final step “Spin cycle” led is on. When program is 
 
						

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completed “Ready” led will be on again. 
During machine operation you can press “Start/Pause/
Cancel” key for getting machine to “Pause” position. In this 
case “Start/Pause/Cancel” led will blink. 
Changing Program 
You	can	use	this	feature	for	washing	laundry	in	the	same	
textile group for washing at lower or higher temperatures. 
For example, instead of Cotton60, Cotton40 can be used. 
For selecting Cotton40 instead of Cotton60 by pressing 
“Start/Pause/Cancel” key machine is switched to pause 
position. Program knob is turned for selecting Cotton40 
program. 
Even when the program selection button is changed during 
the program initially selected program will be executed. For 
changing washing program continuing program must be 
cancelled. (See Cancelling a program)
For selecting auxillary functions or spin speed necessary 
changes can be performed after pressing Start/Pause/
Cancel button. Although selected auxillary functions must 
be compatible with washing program. For example when 
your machine is intensive program you can select additional 
rinse plus function but you can not select express.
Adding laundry
If you want to add laundry to your machine after program 
begins press Start/Pause key for switching machine to 
pause mode. If water level in the machine is appropriate “door” led on program progress display is on and laundry 
can be added to the machine. If “door” led is not on after 
one minute than water level in the machine is not appropri-
ate	and	laundry	can	not	be	added.	You	can	press	“Start/
Pause/Cancel” key for continuing program. 
Time delay for program start
Using time delay key you can delay the starting of the se-
lected	program	for	3	hours,	6	hours	or	9	hours.	
When time delay key is pressed once 3hours delay is 
adjusted	and	led	will	light	on.	If	same	key	is	pressed	once	
more	delay	is	6hours,	and	if	it	is	pressed	once	more	9	
hours delay is selected. If time delay key is pressed again 
delay is cancelled. After the selection of time delay when 
“Start/Pause/Cancel” is pressed program can be started 
with delay. During delay period door can be opened or 
laundry can be added 
After time delay is initiated by pressing “Start/Pause/Can-
cel” you can switch machine to “Pause” mode and change 
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Canceling a Program 
For canceling a program “Start/Pause/Cancel”  key is 
pressed for three seconds. After this period “Start/Pause/
Cancel”		and	all	other	leds	will	be	off	.You	can	select	a	new	
program and start washing.
If cancel task is performed during washing “Spin” led on 
display will light on, machine will pump and when “Spin” led 
is off “door” led will be on, door can be opened and new 
program can be selected. 
Even program selection button is changed during the 
program initially selected program will be executed. For 
changing washing program “Canceling a program” must be 
performed afterwards new program can be selected and 
started 
After machine starts operation even if spin speed or wash-
ing temperature is changed, initial speed and temperature 
is valid. In order to change spin speed or temperature after 
pressing “Start/Pause/Cancel”  new cycle or temperature 
can be selected. 
End of Program
When program ends “ door” led will light on and door can 
be opened and machine is ready for next washing. Press 
“On/Off” for turning machine off. 
Emptying Laundry 
After program ends machine automatically stops. Turn off 
tap water. Pull the handle and open loading door. Turn off 
your machine by pressing “On/Off”. After taking laundry 
out keep the loading door open and let the drum ventilate. 
Check the bellow and clean. 
 
						

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Detergent Dispenser
Powder detergent residue may accumulate in drawer 
after a while. In order to clean detergent drawer press the 
marked point of the siphon on softener compartment and 
push the drawer towards yourself. Wash the drawer with 
water 
Siphon
Do not neglect cleaning suction cup when it becomes 
soiled. In order take suction cup out first take detergent 
drawer out. Clean it in order to eliminate blocking by soft-
ener residue. After cleaning place suction cup to its place 
and make sure it is placed properly. 
Water Entrance Filters
There is a filter at each flat end where water inlet hose is 
connected to tap and at each of water inlet valve placed 
behind the machine. These filters blocks entrance of 
foreign	objects	and	dirts	to	the	machine.	Filters	must	be	cleaned regularly to avoid clogging. For doing this, turn off 
tap water. Pull out water inlet hoses. Clean the top of the 
water inlet valve filter with a brush. If filters are extremely 
clogged	you	can	pull	it	out	with	a	pincer.	You	can	take	out	
the flat side of water inlet hoses with its seal and clean with 
tap water. (2 filters in Single water inlet machines, 4 filters in 
double water inlet machines)
Hose
There is risk of freezing in cold region, if your machine is 
placed in a cold place remaining water in hoses must be 
drained with pump filter when machine is not used. Water 
inlet hoses can be drained by taking it out from tap. 
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Cleaning Pump Filter 
There is filter system maintaning long lifetime of pump by 
blocking	foreign	objects	like	button,	cloth	fiber	enter	to	the	
pump during drain of washing water. It is useful to clean 
the filter when it is soiled. 
In order to do this:
Unplug your machine. Open the filter at bottom right corner 
by pressing marked space on the lid.
Hot	water	risk:	There	might	be	15	lt.,	90°C	hot	water	in	the	
drum. Open the filter carefully.Before	opening	the	filter	drain	the	water	with	drain	hose.	
Pull out the drain hose from its place. Prepare a suitable 
container and open the tap of hose. After water is drained 
place the tap properly. Open the filter by turning and drain 
the remaining water (max30ml) to filter tap.  Clean remain-
ing	foreign	object	in	the	filter.	When	finished	turn	in	clock-
wise direction and close. Close the filter tap by pushing.
Caution!
If the filter and hose tap does not fit, it leaks water.
 
						

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      Installation
If your system is not ready, let a certified plumber make it 
ready.  
1.  Removing the transportation safety bolts
Before	the	washing	machine	is	operated,	the	transit	bars	
must be removed! In order to do this:
1. Loosen “C” bolts by rotating them counter clockwise 
with a suitable spanner 
2. Remove transportation safety bolts by turning. 
3. Place “P” plastic covers onto the openings of transpor-
tation locks by rotating in direction of arrow and pushing. 
Attention please! Keep the transit bars for using when 
machine is to be transported again. Always transport your 
machine with transportation locks. 
2. Leveling the feet
In order to operate your machine without noise and vibra-
tion it must be properly on balance. Four feet of your ma-
chine	can	be	adjusted.	First	loosen	the	plastic	counter	bolt.	
Tighten	the	counter	bolt	after	adjusting	the	feet	for	leveling	
your machine.
3. Water Connections 
a) Water Inlet Hose 
Your	machine	is	connected	to	water	supply	by	special	
hoses supplied by the machine. Red hose or hose 
written red on it is hot water inlet, blue hose or hose 
written blue on it is cold water inlet.
There are plastic seals (4 for double water inlet mod-
els, 2 for single water inlet models) on hose or plastic 
bag for eliminating any leakage in connections points. 
These seals must be used on each side of the connec-
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tion. Seals on machine side must be connected filter 
cannal.
After connecting the hose, check all connections for 
leaks In order to eliminate any risk due to water leakage 
keep the taps off when machine is not used.
 
Your	machine	will	operate	efficiently	if	the	water	from	
tap is minimum 1 and maximum 10 bars. Practically 1 
bar means 8 liters of water in one minute when tap is 
fully on. 
Connect hose to the machine. Tighten bolts with hand 
power, do not use spanner.
Double inlet models can be used with blind cap as a 
single inlet machine. Connect blind cap to hot water 
inlet. Seal must be for stopping water leakage.
Do not connect single inlet machine to hot water. If 
machine	is	connected	with	Y	part	to	a	double	inlet	
and	over	40˚C	for	single	inlet	machines,	machine	may	
switch to protection mode.
b)  Water drain hose
Water drain hose could be placed either at the side of the 
bath tub, or directly to the drain. The hose should not be 
bent. Water drain hose should be secured with the holder 
so that it would not fall down on the ground.
The hose should be placed between 40 and 100 cm. from 
the ground.
Water drain hose could be placed directly to the drain 
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4. Electrical connection
Connect the power cord to the appropirate electrical sys-
tem which is being supported by the maximum voltage and 
current rating indicated on the rating plate placed inside the 
kick plate.
Look! Page 1, Steps before operating Fullautomatic Wash-
ing Machine and safety precautions.
Make sure that you have grounded power outlet. 
Attention!	Before	any	operation	of	the	machine	check	the	
following.
•	Did	you	close	the	front	door?
•	Is	the	tap	open?
•	Is	water	drain	hose	placed	properly?
•	Is	power	connected?
 
						

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      Helpful tips on stain removal7
Alcoholic baverages: Wipe the fabric first with water, then water-
glycerine solution and rinse with vinegar-water solution.
Shoe polish: Without harming the fabric, remove the stain care-
fully and grind it with detergent. If this doesn’t help, prepare a 
water to alcohol solution (2 to 1) and rub the fabric, then wash it 
with warm water. 
Tea and coffee: Pour hot water on to the stain and the fabric is 
white, pour some bleach and rinse it with water.
Bubblegum:	Harden	the	gum	stain	by	putting	an	ice	on	it.	Then	
scrape off the stain carefully.
Chocolate and cocoa: Place the fabric into cold water for a 
period of time. Rub it with soap or detergent  and wash it with 
the warmest water that the fabric can withold. If any grease stain 
leftover wipe it with oxygen water. 
Tomato paste: Scrape the hardened paste and leave the fabric 
for 40 minutes into cold water. Rub it with detergent and wash.
Egg stain: If the stain is hardened scrape the stain and wipe it 
with wet sponge or a soft cloth. Rub it with detergent and wash 
with cold water.
Grease stain: Scrape the stain and rub it with detergent. Then 
wash the fabric with warm water.
Mustard: Use glycerin and rub the fabric with detergent. If unsuc-
cesful, wipe the stain with alcohol. (Colored and synthetic fabrics 
need 2 cups water and 1 cup alcohol solution.) Blood	stain:	Leave	the	fabric	for30	minutes	in	the	cold	water.	Use	
ammonia solution to remove the stain. (4 liters water-
3 spoonful of ammonia.)
Ice-cream, milk and cream: Place the fabric into cold water for 
a period of time. Rub it with soap or detergent and wash it with 
the warmest water that the fabric can withold. If any grease stain 
leftover wipe it with oxygen water.
Mildew: Do not let mildew stains stay for long periods of time. 
Place the fabric into cold water for a period of time. Rub it with 
soap or detergent and wash it with the warmest water that the 
fabric can withold. If any grease stain leftover wipe it with oxygen 
water.
Fruit: Pour cold water on to the stain and do not use warm water 
to rinse. Let it sit for 2 hours and wipe it with white vinegar and 
rinse.
Ink: Let the cold water run on the stain and wait until the stain 
is	gone.	Later	rub	it	with	lemon	juice	and	detergent,	let	the	stain	
stay for five minutes and rinse the fabric. 
Grass stain: Rub the stain with detergent. If the fabric lets, use 
bleachinng element. Wools should be wiped with alcohol.
Paint: Use thinner to remove the stain. Put a cotton cloth on the 
wool fabrics. Rub the stain with detergent and rinse with cold 
water. 
Burnt	stains:	Use	bleach	if	permissable.	For	wool	fabrics	place	a	
oxygen water inserted cotton cloth on the stain and iron. 
Rinse completely and wash the fabric.
The following stain removing tips are approximate and can only be used a\
t the washable fabrics. Please consult the washing information of the fa\
bric 
manufacturer.
 
						

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      Before calling service
You turned the machine on, but the leds are off on 
the panel.
Check the grounding on the power cable or a blown fuse. 
Check the front door proper closure.
Machine does not take water.
Check the front door for proper closure. Either taps are 
closed or water intake filters are clogged.
Taken water is directly discharged.
Check if the discharge hose placed as described in the us-
ers manual or not.  Water coming from beneath the machine.
Check the water intake and drain hoses. Tighten the con-
nections. The washers of the hoses may be worn out. If 
non of the both, the pump filter is not closed properly.
Foam coming out of the detergent dispenser.
Check whether your detergent is suitable for automatic 
machines. Next time use less detergent.  
Pump does not drain water.
Clean the pump filter. Check whether the drain hose is bent 
or not. If there is need to clean the pump filter, refer to the 
pump filter cleaning section of the manual.
Descriptions of the international textile care label (ITCL) symbols
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