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    							WM 5100 W
    WM 5100 S
    Automatic
    washing machine 
    						
    							Please read this manual first!
    Dear Customer,
    We hope that your product which has been manufactured in modern facilities and 
    passed through a strict quality control procedure will give you the best results.
    Therefore, we advise you to read through this manual carefully before using your 
    product and keep it for future reference.
    This operation manual will… 
    …help you use your machine in a fast and safe way.
    	 •	Please	read	the	Operation	Manual	before	installing	and	starting	your	machine.
    	 •	Particularly	follow	the	instructions	related	to	safety.
    	 •	Keep	this	Operating	Manual	within	easy	reach.	You	may	need	it	in	the	future.	
    	 •	Please	read	all	additional	documents	supplied	with	this	machine.
    Please	note	that	this	Operating	Manual	may	be	applicable	for	several	other	models.	
    Differences between models will be identified in the manual.
    Explanation of symbols
    Throughout	this	Operation	Manual	the	following	symbols	are	used:
    C Important information or useful hints about usage.
    A Warning for hazardous situations with regard to life and property.
    B Warning for supply voltage.
    This appliance’s packaging material is recyclable. Help recycle it and protect the environment by dropping it off in the municipal receptacles provided for this purpose.	Your	appliance	also	contains	a	great	amount	of	recyclable	material.	It is marked with this label to indicate the used appliances that should\
     not be mixed with other waste. This way, the appliance recycling organised by your manufacturer will be done under the best possible conditions, in compliance with European Directive 2002/96/EC on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment. Contact your town hall or your retailer for the used appliance collection points closest to your home.  We thank you doing your part to protect the environment. 
    						
    							TABLE OF CONTENTS
    1  Your Washing Machine 4
    Overview	4
    Specifications 5
    2  Warnings 6
    General Safety 6
    First Use 6
    Intended use 6
    Safety instructions 7
    If there are children in your house... 7
    3  Installation 8
    Removing packaging reinforcement 8
    Opening	the	transportation	locks	8
    Appropriate installation location 8
    Adjusting the feet 8
    Connecting to the water supply. 9
    Connecting to the drain 9
    Electrical connection  10
    Destroying the packaging material 10
    Disposing of the old machine 10
    4  Initial preparations for  
    washing 11
    Sorting the laundry  11
    Preparing	clothes	for	washing	 11
    Correct load capacity 11
    Loading door 12
    Detergents and softeners 12
    5  Selecting a Program and 
    Operating Your Machine 14
    Control panel  14
    Turning the machine on 15
    Program	selection	15
    Spin Speed selection 16
    Program	selection	and	consumption	
    table 17
    Auxiliary functions 18
    Starting	the	Program	18
    Progressing	a	program	18
    Changing the program after the
    program has started 19
    Child-proof lock 20
    Ending the program through
    canceling 20
    End	of	Program	20
    6  Quick instructions for         
    daily use 21
    7  Cleaning and care 23
    Detergent drawer  23
    The loading door and the drum 23
    Body and control panel 23
    Inlet water filters 23
    Draining any remaining water and 
    cleaning the pump filter 24
    8  Troubleshooting 26 
    						
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    Top Lid
    Detergent Drawer
    Control	Panel
    Height-adjustable Feet
    Door
    Filter Cap
    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6
    Overview
    1  Your Washing Machine
    Figure 1
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    2
    3
    4
    5
    6 
    						
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    Specifications
    Specifications of this appliance may change without notice to improve the quality of 
    the product. Figures in this manual are schematic and may not match your product 
    exactly. 
    Values stated on the machine labels or in the documentation accompanying \
    it are 
    obtained in laboratory in accordance with the relevant standards.  Depending on 
    operational and environmental conditions of the appliance, values may vary.
    Models
    Maximum	dry	laundry	capacity	(kg)
    Height	(cm)
    Width	(cm)
    Depth	(cm)
    Net	Weight	(kg)
    Electricity	(V/Hz.)
    Total	Current	(A)
    Total	Power	(W)
    Spinning	cycle	(rpm	max.)
    WM5100WWM5100S
    55
    8484
    6060
    4545
    6060
    230 V / 50hz230 V / 50hz
    1010
    22002200
    10001000 
    						
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    Please	read	the	following	information.	
    Otherwise,	there	may	be	the	risk	of	
    personal injury or material damage. 
    Moreover,	any	warranty	and	reliability	
    commitment will become void.
    General Safety
    •	 Never	place	your	machine	on	a	
    carpet	covered	floor.	Otherwise,	
    lack of airflow from below of your 
    machine may cause electrical 
    parts to overheat. This may cause 
    problems with your washing 
    machine.
    •	 If	the	power	cable	or	mains	plug	is	
    damaged you must call Authorized 
    Service for repair.
    •	 Check	water	hoses	for	wear.	Do	
    not use old/used water inlet hoses. 
    These may cause stains on your 
    laundry.
    •	 Fit	the	drain	hose	into	the	discharge	
    housing securely to prevent any 
    water leakage and to allow machine 
    to take in and discharge water as 
    required. It is very important that the 
    water intake and drain hoses are not 
    folded, squeezed, or broken when 
    the appliance is pushed into place 
    after it is installed or cleaned.
    •		 Your	washing	machine	is	designed	
    to continue operating in the event 
    of	a	power	interruption.	You	cannot	
    cancel any program by pressing the 
    “On/Off	button.”	Your	machine	will	
    not resume its program when the 
    power	restores.	Press	the	“Start/
    Pause/Cancel”	button	for	3	seconds	
    to	cancel	the	program	(See,	
    Cancelling	a	Program)
    •		 There	may	be	some	water	in	your	
    machine when you receive it. This is 
    from the quality control process and 
    is normal. It is not harmful to your 
    machine.
    •	 Some	problems	you	may	encounter	
    may be caused by the software. 
    Press	"Start/Pause/Cancel"	button	
    for 3 seconds to cancel the program 
    set in your machine before calling 
    the authorized service.
    First Use
    •		 To	prepare	your	machine	for	
    washing, carry out your first washing 
    process without loading your 
    machine and with detergent under 
    “Cottons	90°C”	program.
    •	 Ensure	that	the	cold	and	hot	water	
    connections has been made 
    correctly when installing your 
    machine.	Otherwise,	your	laundry	
    may come out hot at the end of the 
    washing process and may wear out.
    •	 If	the	current	fuse	or	circuit	breaker	
    is less than 16 Amperes, please 
    have a qualified electrician install a 
    16 Ampere fuse or circuit breaker.
    •	 While	using	with	or	without	a	
    transformer, do not neglect to have 
    the grounding installation laid by a 
    qualified	electrician.	Our	company	
    shall not be liable for any damages 
    that may arise when the machine is 
    used on a line without grounding.
    •	 To	make	your	machine	ready	for	
    use, please be sure that the tap 
    water supply and water drainage 
    systems are appropriate before 
    calling the authorized service. If they 
    are not, call a qualified plumber to 
    have any necessary arrangements 
    carried out.
    Intended use
    •	 This	product	has	been	designed	for	
    home use.
    •		 The	appliance	may	only	be	used	for	
    washing and rinsing of textiles that 
    are marked accordingly.
    •		 Only	detergents,	softeners	and	
    supplements suitable for washing 
    machines may be used.
    •		 Observe	the	care	instructions	
    labelled on textile products and 
    any other instructions given by 
    2  Warnings 
    						
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    companies that produce detergents 
    for your machine.
    Safety instructions
    •		 This	appliance	must	be	connected	
    to an earthed outlet protected by a 
    fuse of suitable capacity.
    •		 The	supply	and	draining	hoses	must	
    always be securely fastened and 
    remain in an undamaged state.
    •	 Fit	the	draining	hose	to	a	washbasin	
    or bathtub securely before starting 
    up your machine. There may be a 
    risk of being scalded due to high 
    washing temperatures!
    •	 Never	open	the	door	or	remove	the	
    filter while there is still water in the 
    drum.	Otherwise,	there	may	be	the	
    risk of flooding and possible injury 
    due to the hot water.
    •	 Never	force	open	the	locked	door!	
    The door will be ready to open just a 
    few minutes after the washing cycle 
    comes to an end.
    •		 Unplug	the	machine	when	it	is	not	in	
    use.
    •	 Never	wash	down	the	appliance	
    with a water hose! There is the risk 
    of electric shock! Always disconnect 
    from the mains by unplugging before 
    cleaning.
    •		 Never	touch	the	plug	with	wet	
    hands. Never unplug by pulling 
    on the cable, always pull out from 
    the plug only. Do not operate the 
    machine if the power cord or plug is 
    damaged.
    •	 Never	attempt	to	repair	the	machine	
    yourself.	Otherwise,	you	may	be	
    putting yours and other's lives in 
    danger.
    •		 For	malfunctions	that	cannot	
    be solved by information in the 
    operating	manual:
     Turn off the machine, unplug it, turn 
    off the water tap and contact an 
    authorized service agent.
    If there are children in your 
    house...
    •		 Electrical	appliances	may	be	
    dangerous	for	the	children.	Keep	
    children away from the machine 
    when it is operating. Do not let them 
    tamper with the machine.
    •		 Close	the	door	when	you	leave	the	
    area where the machine is located.
    •		 Store	all	detergents	in	a	safe	place	
    out of reach of the children. 
    						
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    Removing packaging 
    reinforcement
    Tilt the machine to remove the 
    packaging reinforcement. Remove the 
    packaging reinforcement by pulling the 
    ribbon.
    Opening the transportation 
    locks
    C Transportation safety bolts must 
    be removed before operating the 
    washing	machine!	Otherwise,	the	
    machine will be damaged!
    1.   Loosen all the bolts with a spanner 
    until	they	rotate	freely	(“C”)
    2.  Remove transportation safety bolts 
    by turning them gently.
    3.	 Fit	the	covers	(supplied	in	the	bag	
    with	the	Operation	Manual)	into	the	
    holes	on	the	rear	panel.	(“P”)
    C	 Keep	the	transportation	safety	
    bolts in a safe place to reuse when 
    the washing machine needs to be 
    moved again in the future.
    C Never move the appliance without 
    the transportation safety bolts 
    properly fixed in place!
    Appropriate installation 
    location
    Install the appliance in environments 
    which have no risk of freezing, in a 
    stable and level position.
    C The floor must be capable of 
    carrying the load on it!
    C If the washing machine and a drier 
    are placed on top of each other, 
    their approximate weight together 
    may reach 180 kg when they are 
    full.
    Important:
    •		 Do	not	place	the	appliance	on	top	of	
    the power cable.
    •		 Keep	at	least	1cm	distance	from	the	
    edges of other furniture.
    •		 Place	the	machine	on	a	firm	surface;	
    do not position it on a long pile rug 
    or such like surfaces.
    Adjusting the feet
    C Do not use any tools to loosen the 
    lock	nuts.	Otherwise,	they	can	be	
    damaged.
    1.		 Manually	(by	hand)	loosen	the	lock	
    nuts on the feet.
    2.   Adjust them until the machine 
    stands level and firm.
    3  Installation 
    						
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    3.		 Important:	Tighten	all	lock	nuts	up	
    again.
    Connecting to the water 
    supply.
    Important:
    •		 The	water	supply	pressure	required	
    to run the machine must be 1-10 
    bar	(0,1	–	1,0	MPa).	Attach	a	
    pressure-reducing valve if the water 
    pressure is higher.
    •		 Connect	the	special	hoses	supplied	
    with the machine to the water intake 
    valves on the machine. The hose 
    bearing	the	“red”	sign	(90°C	max)	
    is the hot water inlet and the hose 
    bearing	the	“blue”	 sign	(25°C	 max)	is	
    for the cold water inlet.
    •	 If	you	are	going	to	use	your	double	
    water-inlet machine as a single 
    (cold)	water-inlet	unit,	you	must	
    install the stopper*, supplied with 
    your machine to the hot water valve.
      If you want to use both water inlets 
    of the product, you can connect the 
    hot water hose after removing the 
    stopper and gasket group from the 
    hot water valve.
      * Applies for the products supplied 
    with a blind stopper group.
    •	 Open	the	taps	completely	after	
    making the hose connection to 
    check if there is any water leakage 
    at the connection points. Turn off 
    the tap and remove the nut in case 
    of any leakage. Retighten the nut 
    carefully after checking the seal. 
    To prevent any water leakage and 
    any other damage to be caused by 
    it, keep the taps closed when the 
    machine is not in use.
    •	 Models	with	a	single	water	inlet	
    should not be connected to the 
    hot water tap. Laundry may be 
    damaged or the appliance may 
    switch to protection mode and not 
    work.
    •	 If	you	are	going	to	use	your	double	
    water-inlet machine as a single 
    (cold)	water-inlet	unit,	you	must	
    install the stopper*, supplied with 
    your machine to the hot water valve.
     If you want to use both water inlets 
    of the product, you can connect the 
    hot water hose after removing the 
    stopper and gasket group from the 
    hot water valve.
    * Applies for the products supplied with 
    a blind stopper group. 
    When returning the appliance to its 
    place after maintenance or cleaning, 
    care should be taken not to fold, 
    squeeze or block the hoses.
    Connecting to the drain
    The water discharge hose can be 
    attached to the edge of a washbasin or 
    bathtub. The drain hose should be firmly 
    fitted into the drain as to not loosen in 
    its housing.
    Important: 
    						
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    •	 The	end	of	the	drain	hose	can	
    be directly connected to the 
    wastewater drain or to the 
    washbasin. The fitting must be 
    secured in all types of connections. 
    Your	house	may	be	flooded	if	the	
    hose falls out of its housing during 
    water discharging.
    •	 The	hose	should	be	attached	to	a	
    height of at least 40 cm, and 100 
    cm at most.
    •	 In	case	the	hose	is	elevated	
    after laying it on the floor level or 
    close	to	the	ground	(less	than	
    40	cm	above	the	ground),	water	
    discharge becomes more difficult 
    and the laundry may come out wet. 
    Therefore, the heights described in 
    the figure should be followed.
    •	 To	prevent	dirty	water	refilling	the	
    machine, and to allow for easy 
    discharge, the end of the hose 
    must not be submerged in the drain 
    water. The end of the hose must be 
    able to take in air. The hose should 
    be pushed into the drainage for 
    more than 15 cm. If it is too long 
    you may have it shortened.
    •	 The	end	of	the	hose	should	not	be	
    bent, it should not be stepped on 
    and it must not be folded between 
    the drain and the machine.
    •	 The	length	of	the	hose	is	too	short,	
    you may add an extension hose 
    to the original section. The length 
    of the hose must not be longer 
    than 3.2 m after coming out of the 
    machine. To avoid water leakage 
    failures, the connection between the 
    extension hose and the drain hose 
    of the product must be fitted well 
    with an appropriate clamp as not to 
    come off and leak. 
    Electrical connection 
    Connect the machine to an earthed 
    outlet protected by a fuse of suitable 
    capacity.
    Important:
    •	 Connection	should	comply	with	
    national regulations.
    •	 Power	cord	plug	must	be	within	
    easy reach after installation.
    •	 The	voltage	and	the	allowed	fuse	
    protection are specified in the 
    section	“Technical	Specifications”.
    •	 The	specified	voltage	must	be	equal	
    to your mains voltage.
    •	 Connection	via	extension	cords	or	
    multi-plugs should not be made.
    B A damaged power cable must be 
    replaced by a qualified electrician.
    B The appliance must not be operated 
    unless it is repaired! There is the risk 
    of electric shock!
    Destroying the packaging 
    material
    Packaging	material	can	be	dangerous	to	
    children.	Keep	the	packaging	materials	
    out of reach of children or dispose 
    them by classifying according to 
    waste directives. Do not dispose them 
    together with normal domestic waste.
    Packaging	materials	of	your	machine	are	
    manufactured from recyclable materials.
    Disposing of the old machine
    Dispose of your old appliance in an 
    environmental friendly manner.
    •	 You	may	refer	to	your	local	agent	or	
    solid waste collection center in your 
    municipality to learn how to dispose 
    of your machine.  
    Before disposing of your old washing 
    machine, cut off the mains plug and 
    make the door lock unusable. 
    						
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