BEKO WKD 75100 User Manual

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Display symbols
Figure 3
13.a - Spin Speed Indicator
13.b – Temperature Indicator
13.c – Spinning Symbol
13.d – Temperature Symbol
13.e – Remaining Time and Delaying 
Time Indicator
13.f	–	Program	Indicator	Symbols	
(prewashing/main washing/rinsing/
softener/spinning)
13.g – Economy Symbol
13.h – Time Delaying Symbol
13.i – Door Locked Symbol
13.j – Start Symbol
13.k – Standby Symbol
13.l – Auxiliary Function Symbols
Turning the machine on
Plug	in	your	machine.	Turn	the	tap	on	
completely. Check if the hoses are 
connected	tightly.	Place	the	laundry	
in	the	machine.	Put	in	detergent	and	
softener.	Press	the	“On/Off”	button	
(Figure	2-14).
Program selection
Select the appropriate program from 
the program table according to type, 
amount and soiling degree of the laundry 
and washing temperatures.
Bring	the	Programme	Selection	Knob	
(Figure	2-12)	to	the	program	mode	that	
you wish to wash your laundry at.
The recommended temperature and 
spin speed for the selected program appear.	Press	“Start/Pause/Cancel”	
button	(Figure	2-10)	to	start	the	
program.
Main programs 
Depending on the type of textile, the 
following	main	programs	are	available:
•Cottons
You	can	wash	your	durable	clothes	
at	this	program.	Your	laundry	shall	
be washed with intense washing 
movements during a longer washing 
cycle. It is recommended for your 
cotton clothes (such as bed sheets, 
duvet and pillowcase sets, bathrobes, 
underclothing,	etc.).
C	“Super	40”	programme	may	be	
selected	instead	of	“Cotton	60*”	
programme during winter in areas 
where the input water temperatures 
low and/or in areas with low supply 
voltage.
The auxiliary functions in the table may 
differ according to the model of your 
machine.
•Intensive
You	can	wash	your	durable	and	heavily	
soiled clothes at this program. In this 
program, your clothes will be washed 
for a longer time and an extra rinsing 
will	be	made	compared	to	“Cottons”	
program.	You	can	use	it	for	your	heavily	
soiled clothes that you wish to be rinsed 
sensitively.
• Mini
This program is used to quickly wash 
a small number of lightly soiled cotton 
garments.
•Hand wash
You	can	wash	your	woolen/delicate	
clothes that bear “not machine- 
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is recommended at this program. It 
washes the laundry with very tender 
washing movements without wearing 
your clothes out.
•Woollens
You	can	wash	your	machine-washable	
woollen garments at this program. Wash 
by selecting the proper temperature 
according to the labels of your clothes. 
It is recommended to use appropriate 
detergents for woolens. 
•Delicates
You	can	wash	your	delicate	clothes	
at this program. It has more sensitive 
washing movements and does not 
make intermediate spinning compared 
to	“Synthetic”	program.	It	must	be	used	
for clothes for which sensitive washing is 
recommended.
•Synthetics
You	can	wash	your	less	durable	clothes	
at this program. Lighter washing 
movements and shorter washing 
cycle	is	used	compared	to	“Cottons”	
program. It is recommended for your 
synthetic clothes (such as shirts, 
blouses, synthetic/cotton blended 
garments,	etc.).	For	curtains	and	veils,	it	
is	recommended	to	use	“Synthetic	40˚C”	
program with prewash and anti-creasing 
functions selected. Detergent should 
not be put in the prewash compartment. 
Less detergent should be put in the 
main wash compartment as the veil 
foams too much because of its meshed 
structure.
Additional programs 
For special cases, there are also extra 
programs	available:
• Baby
Increased hygiene is provided by a 
longer heating period and an additional 
rinse cycle. It is recommended for baby 
clothes and clothes worn by allergic 
people.
• Super 40
This program washes for a longer period 
at 40°C and gives the same result as 
the	“Cottons	60°C”	program,	thus	it	
saves energy. It is suitable for clothes for which	you	cannot	use	the	“Cotton	60°C”	
program.
Each of these main programs comprise 
of a complete washing process, 
including washing, rinsing and, if 
required, spin cycles.
C 
Sort the laundry according to type 
of fabric, color, degree of soiling and 
permissible water temperature while 
choosing a program.
C  Always select the lowest required 
temperature. Higher temperature 
means higher power consumption.
C  For further program details, see  
“Program	Selection	Table”
Economy symbol
Shows energy saving programs and 
temperature selections.
As	“Intensive”	and	“Baby”	programs	are	
long programs with higher temperature 
selections	to	ensure	hygiene,	“Economy”	
Symbol	(Figure	3-13g)	will	not	light	up.
Special programs
For specific applications, you can select 
any	of	the	following	programs:
• Rinse
This program is used when you want to 
rinse or starch separately.
• Spin
This program spins with maximum 
possible rpm in the default setting.
C	 You	should	use	a	lower	spin	rpm	for	 delicate laundries.
• Pump
This program is used to discharge the 
water of the clothes soaked into water in 
the machine.
Temperature selection
Whenever a new program is selected, 
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the temperature anticipated for that 
program appears on the temperature 
indicator	(13b).
To change the temperature, press 
the	temperature	button	(Figure	2-9).	
Temperature falls with 10° decrements.
Cold	selection	is	shown	with	“-”	symbol.
When	the	“Temperature”	button	is	
pressed after coming to the Cold 
selection, the maximum temperature of 
the program you have selected will be 
displayed.
To decrease the temperature, press the 
“Temperature”	button	again.
90˚C	Normally soiled, white 
cottons	and	linens.	(Ex.:	
coffee table covers, 
tablecloths, towels, bed 
sheets)
60˚C	 Normally soiled, fade proof 
colored linens, cottons 
or synthetic clothes 
(Ex.:		shirts,	nightgowns,	
pajamas)	and	lightly	soiled	
white	linen	clothes	(Ex.:	
underwear)
40˚C-
30°C- 
Cold   For	delicate	clothes	(Ex.:	veil	
curtains),	blended	clothes	
including synthetics and 
woolens.
Spin Speed selection
Whenever a new program is selected, 
the maximum spin speed of the selected 
program is displayed on the spin speed 
indicator	(Figure	3-13a).
To decrease the spin speed, press 
the	“Spin”	button (Figure	2-7).	Spin	
speed decreases gradually. Then, rinse 
hold and no spin options are shown 
respectively.
Rinse hold is shown with “
”	and	no	 spin is shown with “
”	symbols.
If you do not want to unload your 
clothes immediately after the program, 
you may use the rinse hold function in 
order to prevent your clothes become 
wrinkled in an anhydrous condition. 
With this function, your laundry is kept 
in the final rinsing water. If you want to 
spin your laundry after the rinse hold 
function:
-   Adjust the spin speed.
-		 Press	Start/Pause/Cancel	Button.	 Program	resumes.	Your	machines	
drains the water and spins your 
laundry. 
You	can	use	no	spin	function	in	order	to	
drain the water without spinning at the 
end of the program. 
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Program selection and consumption table
•	Selectable
* Automatically selected, not cancellable.
**	Energy	Label	programme	(EN	60456)
***	Spin	speed	of	Mini	30	program	in	washing	machines	with	spin	speeds	more	than	
1400rpm is maximum 1400 rpm.
Water and power consumption and programme duration may differ from the t\
able 
shown, subject to changes in water pressure, water hardness and temperat\
ure, 
ambient temperature, type and amount of laundry, selection of auxiliary \
functions, 
and fluctuations in the supply voltage.
Programme	Duration (~min) Auxiliary 
functions Temperature
	Programme
Max.	Load	(kg)
Spin	speed	(rpm)	600-1000
Spin	speed	(rpm)	1200
Water	Consumption	(l)
Energy	Consumption	(kWh)
Spin	speed	(rpm)
Prewash
Quick Wash
Rinse	Plus
Anti-Creasing
Rinse Hold
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
Cold
 Cottons 905152 153 551.09 max. •••••••••••••
 Cottons 60**5135 136 450.95 max. •••••••••••••
 Cottons 405133 134 450.65 max. •••••••••••••
 Super 405158 159 501.02 max. ••
 Intensive 605198 199 651.65 max. *• • •••
 Babycare 905138 139 642.37 max. *•••••••
 Synthetics 602.5 138 138 521.02 800••••• •••••
 Synthetics 402.5 93 93520.72 800••••• •••••
 Delicate 40275 75510.33 600 ••• •••
 Woollens 401.5 67 67470.43 600 •• •••
 Hand wash 30149 49350.24 600 ••
	Mini 302.5 30 30430.25 max. ••
 
						

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C The auxiliary functions in the table 
may differ according to the model of 
your machine.
Auxiliary functions
Auxiliary function selection keys
•	 Depending	on	the	program,	you	can	
select the desired auxiliary function 
by pressing the keys 11a, 11b, 11c, 
11d.
•	 Select	the	required	auxiliary	 functions before starting the 
program.
•	 Some	combinations	cannot	be	 selected	together.	(Ex.:	Prewash	
(Figure	2-11a)	and	Quick	Wash	
(Figure	2-11b).
•	 Symbol	of	the	selected	auxiliary	 function	(Figure	3-13l)	will	light	up.
Auxiliary function selection
If an auxiliary function that should not 
be selected together with a previously 
selected function is chosen, the first 
selected function will be cancelled and 
the last auxiliary function selection will 
remain active.
(Ex.:	If	you	want	to	select	prewash	first	
and then quick wash, prewash will be 
cancelled and quick wash will remain 
active.
Auxiliary function that is not compatible 
with the program cannot be selected. 
(see,	“Program	Selection	Table”)
Prewash
When	you	select	this	function	(11a),	the	
display	will	indicate	“F1”	symbol.
•	 A	prewash	is	only	required	with	 heavily soiled laundry. Without 
prewash you save energy, water,  detergent and time.
•	 Prewash	without	detergent	is	 recommended for veils and curtains.
Quick wash
With	this	program	(11b),	the	wash	time	
is	shortened.	“F2”	symbol	will	light	up	on	
the display.
•	 Use	this	function	for	smaller	 amounts or slightly soiled laundries.
Rinse plus
This	function	(11c)	allows	your	machine	
to perform an extra rinsing in addition 
to the rinsing cycles performed by your 
machine after main washing cycle. 
Thus, the risk for sensitive skins (babies, 
allergic	skins	and	etc.)	to	be	effected	by	
the minimal detergent remnants on the 
laundry	is	reduced.	“F3”	symbol	will	light	
up on the display.
Anti-creasing
With	this	function	(11d),	boiler	
movement will be lessened to prevent 
creasing and spinning speed is limited. 
In addition, washing is carried out at a 
higher	water	level.	“F4”	symbol	will	light	
up on the display.
•	 Use	this	function	for	delicate	 laundries that crease easily.
C  Whenever you select this auxiliary 
function, load your machine with 
half of the maximum laundry amount 
specified in the program table.
Time screen
The display shows the time remaining 
for the program to complete while a 
program is running. Time is displayed in 
hours	and	minutes	as	“01:30”.
•	 Program	duration	may	differ	from	
the values in the consumption table 
subject to the changes in the water 
pressure, water hardness and 
11a 11b11c 11d
Programme	
Duration (~min) Auxiliary 
functions Temperature
	Programme
Max.	Load	(kg)
Spin	speed	(rpm)	600-1000
Spin	speed	(rpm)	1200
Water	Consumption	(l)
Energy	Consumption	(kWh)
Spin	speed	(rpm)
Prewash
Quick Wash
Rinse	Plus
Anti-Creasing
Rinse Hold
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
Cold
 Cottons 905152 153 551.09 max. •••••••••••••
 Cottons 60**5135 136 450.95 max. •••••••••••••
 Cottons 405133 134 450.65 max. •••••••••••••
 Super 405158 159 501.02 max. ••
 Intensive 605198 199 651.65 max. *• • •••
 Babycare 905138 139 642.37 max. *•••••••
 Synthetics 602.5 138 138 521.02 800••••• •••••
 Synthetics 402.5 93 93520.72 800••••• •••••
 Delicate 40275 75510.33 600 ••• •••
 Woollens 401.5 67 67470.43 600 •• •••
 Hand wash 30149 49350.24 600 ••
	Mini 302.5 30 30430.25 max. ••
 
						

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temperature, ambient temperature, 
type and amount of laundry, auxiliary 
functions selected, and changes in 
the supply voltage.
Time delay
With	the	“Time	delay”	function	you	can	
delay the program start up to 24 hours. 
Setting can be made in intervals of 30 
minutes.
1.	 Open	the	loading	door,	place	the	 laundry inside and fill with detergent.
2.  Set the washing program, 
temperature, spin speed and, 
if required, select the auxiliary 
functions.
3.	 Press	“Time	delaying”	buttons	“+”	 and	“-”	(Figure	2-8)	to	set	your	
desired time delay.  Time delaying 
symbol	(Figure	3-13h)	will	flash.
4.	 Press	“Start/Pause/Cancel”	button	 (Figure	2-10).	Then	the	time	delay	
starts to count down. Time delaying 
symbol	(Figure	3-13h)	will	light	up.	
Start	symbol	(Figure	3-13j)	will	light	
up.
The	“:”	in	the	middle	of	the	displayed	
time delay will start flashing.
•	 More	laundry	may	be	loaded	or	 taken out during the time delay 
period. At the end of the time delay 
countdown process, time delaying 
symbol	(Figure	3-13h)	fades	and	
the washing starts as the program 
duration is displayed.
Changing the delay time
If you want to change the time during 
the	countdown:
1.	 Press	“Start/Pause/Cancel”	button	 (Figure	2-10).	“:”	in	the	middle	of	the	
screen will stop flashing. Standby 
symbol	(Figure	3-13k)	will	light	up.	
Time	delaying	symbol	(Figure	3-13h)	
will	flash.	Start	Symbol	(Figure	3-13j)	
will fade.
2.	 Press	“Time	delaying”	buttons	“+”	 and	“-”	(Figure	2-8)	to	set	your	
desired time delay. 
3.	 Press	“Start/Pause/Cancel”	button	 (Figure	2-10).	Time	delaying	symbol	
(Figure	3-13h)	will	light	up.	Standby	
symbol	(Figure	3-13k)	will	fade.	Start	
symbol	(Figure	3-13j)	will	light	up.
4.	 The	 “:”	in	the	 middle	 of	the	 displayed	
time delay will start flashing.
Canceling the time delay
If you want to cancel the time delay 
countdown and start the program 
immediately:
1.	 Press	“Start/Pause/Cancel”	button	 (Figure	2-10).	The	“:”	in	the	middle	
of the displayed time delay will stop 
flashing.
2.	 Start	symbol	(Figure	3-13j)	will	fade.	 The	standby	symbol	(Figure	3-13k)	
and the time delaying symbol (Figure 
3-13h)	will	flash.
3.	 Press	time	delaying	button	“-”	 (Figure	2-8)	to	decrease	the	desired	
time	delay.	Program	duration	after	
30 minutes shall be displayed.
4.	 Press	“Start/Pause/Cancel	Button”	 (Figure	2-10)	to	start	the	program.
Starting the program
1.	 Press	“Start/Pause/Cancel”	button	(Figure	2-10)	to	start	the	program.
2.	 The	start	symbol	(Figure	3-13j)	 which indicates that the program 
has started will light up.
3.  The door locks and the door locked 
symbol	(Figure	3-13i)	will	light	up.
4.  Symbol of the relevant step 
(prewash, main wash, rinse, softener 
and	spin)	that	the	program	has	
started from will light up (Figure 
3-13f).
Progress of program.
The progress of a running program is 
shown through a number of symbols on 
the screen.
•  At the beginning of each program 
step, the relevant symbol in the 
series of symbols will light up and 
thus, at the end of the program, 
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the series of symbols indicates the 
step that is being carried out.
Prewash
When	“Prewash”	auxiliary	function	is	
selected, prewash symbol will light up to 
indicate the beginning of prewash step.
Main wash
Main	wash	symbol	will	light	up	to	
indicate that the main wash cycle has 
started.
Rinse
Rinse symbol lights up at the beginning 
of the rinse step.
Softener  
Softener symbol lights up at the 
beginning of softener step. 
Spin
Spin symbol will light up at the beginning 
of	the	final	spin,	during	“Spin”	and	
“Pump”	special	programs.
•  If the machine is not spinning, the 
program may be in rinse hold mode 
or the automatic spin correction 
system has been activated because 
of the excessive unbalanced 
distribution of the laundry in the 
machine.
Changing the selections after 
the program has started
The selected spin speed and program 
temperature fade out. An empty frame 
appears.
When	the	“Program	selection”	button	is	
brought to the appropriate position, rpm 
and temperature data reappear.
Switching the machine to standby 
mode
Machine	is	switched	to	standby	mode	 by	pressing	“Start/Pause/Cancel”	button	
(Figure	2-10)	for	a	short	time.	Standby	
symbol	(Figure	3-13k)	which	indicates	
that the machine is in standby mode 
lights up and the start symbol (Figure 
3-13j)	that	shows	the	program	has	
started and is still continuing fades out.
Selecting or canceling an auxiliary 
function in standby mode
Auxiliary functions can be cancelled or 
selected in accordance with the step the 
program is at.
Adding/taking out laundry in standby 
mode
The door can be opened if the water 
level is suitable. The door locked symbol 
(Figure	3-13i)	will	light	up	until	the	door	
is suitable for opening. This symbol will 
fade out as soon as the door is allowed 
to open. Laundry may be added / taken 
out by opening the door.
Door lock
Door	Locked	Symbol	(Figure	3-13i)	lights	
up when the loading door is locked. This 
symbol will flash until the door is allowed 
to open. Do not force the door at this 
stage. This symbol will fade out as soon 
as	the	door	is	allowed	to	open.	You	may	
open the door after the symbol fades 
out.
Child-proof lock
You	can	protect	the	appliance	from	
being tampered by children by means 
of the child-proof lock. In this case, no 
change can be made in the running 
program.
2. The machine is switched to child-lock 
by pressing the 2nd and 4th auxiliary 
functions	for	3	sec.	“C:on”	(Child	lock	is	
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The same symbol will also be displayed 
on the screen whenever any button 
is pressed while the machine is child-
locked.
To deactivate the child-proof lock, 
press the 2nd and 4th auxiliary function 
buttons for 3 sec.
“C:OFF”	(Child	lock	is	deactivated)	label	
appears on the screen.
Ending the program through 
canceling
“Start/Pause/Cancel”	button	(Figure	
2-10)	is	pressed	for	3	seconds	to	cancel	
the program. Start symbol (Figure 
3-13j)	will	flash	during	cancellation.	
After cancellation, the symbol of the 
corresponding step at which the 
cancellation was made will remain lit and 
“End”	label	will	appear	on	the	screen.
Program in rinse hold mode
• This process is shown with the 
flashing	Spin	Symbol	(Figure	3-13c)	
and the lit up Standby Symbol 
(Figure	3-13k).
If you wish to spin when the machine is 
in	this	mode:
Adjust	the	spin	speed.	Press	“Start/
Pause/Cancel”	button	(Figure	2-10).	
The program continues, pumps out 
the water and spins. Standby Symbol 
(Figure	3-13k)	fades	out	and	Start	 Symbol	(Figure	3-13j)	lights	up.
If you want to discharge the water only 
without	spinning:
Press	“Start/Pause/Cancel”	button	
(Figure	2-10).	Standby	symbol	(Figure	
3-13k)	will	fade.	Start	symbol	(Figure	
3-13j)	will	light	up.	The	program	
continues and only pumps out the 
water.
End of program
When the program is finished, the 
symbols of the relevant steps will remain 
lit up and the auxiliary function, spin and 
temperature data selected at the start-
up of the program will remain selected. 
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Preparation
1. Turn the tap on completely. Check if 
the hoses are connected tightly.
2.	 Place	the	laundry	in	the	machine.
3.  Add detergent and softener.
Starting
1.	 Press	the	“On/Off”	button	(Figure	 2-14).
2.  Select the program and the 
temperature.
3.  If desired (according to your 
machine’s	model):
–  select any auxiliary function,
–  adjust the spin speed,
–  set the time delay,
4.  Close the loading door.
5.	 Press	“Start/Pause/Cancel”	button	 (Figure	2-10).
The display shows the time remaining 
for the program to complete if time delay 
is not set.
The display shows the time remaining 
for the program to start if the time delay 
is set.
6.  Check if the Door Locked Symbol 
(Figure	3-13i)	lights	up	on	the	
screen.
The	Door	Locked	Symbol	(Figure	3-13i)	
will light up if time delay is not set.
The	Door	Locked	Symbol	(Figure	3-13i)	
will fade if time delay is set.
Cancelling a program
1.		 Press	and	hold	the	“Start/Pause/ Cancel”	button	(Figure	2-10)	for	
about	3	seconds;	the	Start	symbol	
(Figure	3-13j)	will	start	flashing.
2.  The machine can discharge all 
the water or can take in water for 
3 times at most to cool down the 
clothes and complete discharging 
process.
Adding more laundry
•  This is only possible under the 
following	conditions:
–   during time delay,
C	 You	may	add	or	remove	laundry	 during the time delay (until the  program	starts).	At	the	beginning	
of a washing cycle (machine allows 
adding more laundry during a future 
step only if the water level is low 
enough to open the loading door or 
if the temperature in the machine is 
low).
  In order to add laundry after the 
start-up	of	the	program:
1.	 Press	“Start/Pause/Cancel”	button	 (Figure	2-10).
2.	 Open	the	loading	door	and	put	in	 more laundry.
3.  Close the loading door.
4.	 Press	“Start/Pause/Cancel”	button	 (Figure	2-10).
Program is in rinse hold mode
C  This process is shown with the 
flashing	spin	symbol	(Figure	3-13c)	
and the standby symbol (Figure 
3-13k)	which	is	lit	up.
If you wish to spin when the machine is 
in	this	mode:
1.   Adjust the spin speed.
2.		 Press	“Start/Pause/Cancel”	 button	(Figure	2-10).	The	program	
continues, pumps out the water and 
spins. 
3.	 The	standby	symbol	(Figure	3-13k)	 fades out and the start symbol 
(Figure	3-13j)	lights	up.
If you want to discharge the water 
without	spinning:
1.		 Press	“Start/Pause/Cancel”	button	 (Figure	2-10).
2.	 The	standby	symbol	(Figure	3-13k)	 fades out and the start symbol 
(Figure	3-13j)	lights	up.
3.  The program continues and only 
pumps out the water.
Re-spinning the laundry
The control system for an unbalanced 
load can pause the spinning in cases 
when the distribution of the laundry in 
the drum is not balanced.
If		you	want	to	re-spin	the	clothes:
1.   Distribute the laundry in your 
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machine for a balanced load.
2.   Select the spin program.
3.   Adjust the spin speed.
After the program is finished
Program	indicator	symbols	(Figure	
3-13f)	on	the	screen	will	remain	lit	
after	the	program	is	finished.	“End”	will	
appear on the screen.
1.	 Open	the	loading	door	and	take	out	 the laundry when the door locked 
symbol	on	the	display	(Figure	3-13i)	
fades out.
2.	 Press	the	“On/Off”	button	(Figure	 2-14).
3.  Turn the water tap off.
4.  Remove any folds in the rubber seal 
on the loading door and check for 
debris.
5.  Leave the loading door and 
detergent drawer open to dry.