BEKO WMD 75106 User Manual

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WMD 75106
 
						

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1 Warnings
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.•	 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	when	the	power	restores	after	a	power	interruption.	The	machine	will	resume	its	program	when	the	power	restores.	Press	the	“Start/Pause/Cancel”	button	for	3	seconds	to	cancel	the	program	(See,	Canceling	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	infrastructure.	Press	“Start/Pause/Cancel”	button	for	3	seconds	to	cancel	the	program	set	in	your	machine	before	calling	the	authorized	service.
First Use•		 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	are	made	correctly	when	installing	your	machine.•	 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.•	 Keep	the	packaging	materials	out	of	reach	of	children	or	dispose	them	by	classifying	according	to	waste	directives.
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.
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	loading	door	or	remove	the	filter	while	there	is	still	water	in	the	drum.•		 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!•		 Never	touch	the	plug	with	wet	hands.	Do	not	operate	the	machine	if	the	power	cord	or	plug	is	damaged.•		 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.	You	may	refer	to	your	local	agent	or	solid	waste	collection	center	in	your	municipality	to	learn	how	to	dispose	of	your	machine.
If there are children in your 
house...•		 Keep	children	away	from	the	machine	when	it	is	operating.	Do	not	let	them	tamper	with	the	machine.•		 Close	the	loading	door	when	you	leave	the	area	where	the	machine	is	located.
 
						

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2 Installation
Removing packaging 
reinforcementTilt	the	machine	to	remove	the	packaging	reinforcement.	Remove	the	packaging	reinforcement	by	pulling	the	ribbon.
Opening the transportation locksA	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!
Adjusting the feetA	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	firmly.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	MPa).•		 Connect	the	special	hoses	supplied	with	the	machine	to	the	water	intake	valves	on	the	machine.	
•	 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.
•	 Models	with	a	single	water	inlet	should	not	be	connected	to	the	hot	water	tap.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 drainThe	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	get	out	of	its	housing.
Important:
•		 The	end	of	the	drain	hose	must	be	directly	connected	to	the	wastewater	drain	or	to	the	washbasin.•		 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.
•		 The	hose	should	be	pushed	into	the	drainage	for	more	than	15	cm.	If	it	is	too	long	you	may	have	it	shortened.•	 The	maximum	length	of	the	combined	hoses	must	not	be	longer	than	3.2	m.
 
						

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Electrical connectionConnect	the	machine	to	an	earthed	outlet	protected	by	a	fuse	of	suitable	capacity.
Important:•		 Connection	should	comply	with	national	regulations.•		 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!
3 Initial preparations for 
washingPreparing clothes for washingLaundry	items	with	metal	attachments	such	as,	bras,	belt	buckles	and	metal	buttons	will	damage	the	machine.	Remove	metal	attachments	or	place	the	items	in	a	clothing	bag,	pillow	case,	or	something	similar.•	 Sort	the	laundry	according	to	type	of	fabric,	color,	and	degree	 of	soiling	 and	permissible	water	temperature.	Always	follow	the	advice	on	the	garment	labels.•		 Place	small	items	like	infants’	socks	and	nylon	stockings,	etc.	in	a	laundry	bag,	pillow	case	or	something	similar.	This	will	also	save	your	laundry	from	getting	lost.•		 Wash	“machine	washable”	or	“hand	washable”	labeled	products	only	with	an	appropriate	program.•		 Do	not	wash	colors	and	whites	together.	New,	dark	colored	cottons	may	release	a	lot	of	dye.	Wash	them	separately.•		 Use	only	dyes/color	changers	and	lime	removers	suitable	for	machine	wash.	Always	follow	the	instructions	on	the	packaging.•		 Wash	trousers	and	delicate	clothes	turned	inside	out.
Correct load capacityC	Please	follow	the	information	in	the	"Program	Selection	Table".	Washing	results	will	degrade	when	the	machine	is	overloaded.Loading doorThe	door	locks	during	program	operation	and	the	Door	Locked	Symbol	lights	up.	The	door	can	be	opened	when	the	symbol	fades	out.
Detergents and softenersDetergent DrawerThe	detergent	drawer	is	composed	of	three	compartments:
The	detergent	dispenser	may	be	in	two	different	types	according	to	the	model	of	your	machine.
–	(I)	for	prewash
–	(II)	for	main	wash
-	(III)	siphon	
–	()	for	softener
Detergent, softener and other cleaning agentsAdd	detergent	and	softener	before	starting	the	washing	program.
Never	open	the	detergent	dispenser	drawer	while	the	washing	program	is	running!
When	using	a	program	without	pre-wash,	no	detergent	should	be	put	into	the	pre-wash	compartment	(Compartment	no.	I).
Detergent quantityThe	amount	of	washing	detergent	to	be	used	depends	on	the	amount	of	laundry,	the	degree	of	soiling	and	water	hardness.
•		 Do	not	use	amounts	exceeding	the	quantities	recommended	on	the	package	to	avoid	problems	of	excessive	foam,	poor	rinsing,	financial	savings	and	finally,	environmental	protection.•		 Never	exceed	the	(>	max	
						

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Display symbols
4  Selecting a Program and Operating Your Machine
1	 -	 Spin	Speed	Adjustment	Button
2	 -	 Time	Delaying	Button	(+/-)
3	 -	 Temperature	Adjustment	Button
4	 -	 Start/Pause/Cancel	Button
Control panelFigure 1
Figure 27.a	 -	 Spin	Speed	Indicator
7.b	 -	 Temperature	Indicator
7.c	 -	 Spin	Symbol
7.d	 -	 Temperature	Symbol
7.e	 -	 Remaining	Time	and	Delaying	Time	Indicator
7.f	 -	 Programme	Indicator	Symbols	(pre-wash/main	wash/rinse/softener/spin)
7.g	 -	 Economy	Symbol
7.h	 -	 Time	Delaying	Symbol
7.i	 -	 Door	Locked	Symbol
7.j	 -	 Start	Symbol
7.k	 -	 Standby	Symbol
7.l	 -	 Auxiliary	Function	Symbols
7.m	 -	 Water	cut-off 	Symbol 	(According	to	
your	machine’s	model)
Turning the machine onPlug	in	your	machine.	Turn	the	tap	on	completely.	Check	if	the	hoses	are	connected	tightly.	Place	the	laundry	in	the	machine.	Add	detergent	and	softener.	Press	the	“On/Off”	button.
Program selectionTurn	the	Programme	Selection	Knob	to	the	program	mode	that	you	wish	to	wash	your	
laundry.
The	recommended	temperature	and	spin	speed	for	the	selected	program	appear.	Press	“Start/Pause/Cancel”	button	to	start	the	program.
C	Sort	the	laundry	according	to	type	of	fabric,	color,	degree	of	soiling	and	permissible	water	temperature	when	choosing	a	program.
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5	 -	 Auxiliary	Function	Keys
6	 -	 Program	Selection	Knob
7	 -	 Display
8	 -	 On/Off	Button
 
						

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Main programs Depending	on	the	type	of	textile,	the	following	main	programs	are	available:
• CottonsYou	can	wash	your	durable	clothes	with	this	program.	Your	laundry	will	be	washed	with	vigorous	washing	movements	during	a	longer	washing	cycle.
• SyntheticsYou	can	wash	your	less	durable	clothes	on	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	lace,	the	“Synthetic	40”	program	with	pre-wash	and	anti-creasing	functions	selected	is	recommended.
• WoollensYou	can	wash	your	machine-washable	woolen	garments	on	this	program.	Wash	by	selecting	the	proper	temperature	according	to	the	labels	of	your	clothes.	It	is	recommended	to	use	appropriate	detergents	for	woolens.	
Additional programs For	special	cases,	there	are	also	extra	programs	available:
C	Additional	programs	may	differ	according	to	the	model	of	your	machine.• BabycareIncreased	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.
• DelicateYou	can	wash	your	delicate	clothes	on	this	program.	It	has	more	sensitive	washing	movements	and	does	not	make	intermediate	spinning	compared	to	“Synthetic”	program.
• Hand washYou	can	wash	your	woolen/delicate	clothes	that	bear	“not	machine-	washable”	labels	for	which	hand	wash	is	recommended	on	this	program.	It	washes	the	laundry	with	very	tender	washing	movements	without	damaging	your	clothes.
• Mini 30This	program	is	used	to	quickly	wash	a	small	number	of	lightly	soiled	cotton	garments.
• Super 40This	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	“Cottons	60°C”	program.
• IntensiveYou	can	wash	your	durable	and	heavily	soiled	clothes	on	this	program.	In	this	program,	your	clothes	will	be	washed	for	a	longer	time	and	
an	extra	rinse	cycle	will	be	made	compared	to	the	“Cottons”	program.
Economy SymbolShows	energy	saving	programs	and	temperature	selections.
As	“Intensive”	and	“Baby”	programs	are	long	programs	with	higher	temperature	selections	to	ensure	hygiene,	“Economy”	Symbol	will	not	light	up.
Special programsFor	specific	applications,	you	can	select	any	of	the	following	programs:
• RinseThis	program	is	used	when	you	want	to	rinse	or	starch	separately.
• SpinThis	program	spins	with	maximum	possible	rpm	in	the	default	setting.
C	You	should	use	a	lower	spin	speed	for	delicate	laundries.• PumpThis	program	is	used	to	discharge	the	water	of	the	clothes	soaked	into	water	in	the	machine.
Temperature selectionWhenever	a	new	program	is	selected,	the	temperature	anticipated	for	that	program	appears	on	the	temperature	indicator.
To	change	the	temperature,	press	the	“Temperature”	button.	Temperature	decreases	in	10°	increments.
Cold	selection	is	shown	with	“-”	symbol.
90˚C	Normally	soiled,	white	cottons	and	linens.
60˚C	
Normally	soiled,	fade	proof	colored	linens,	cottons	or	synthetic	clothes	and	lightly	soiled	white	linens
40˚C
30°C
Cold
Blended	clothes	including	synthetics	and	woolens	as	well	as	delicates.
Spin Speed selectionWhenever	a	new	program	is	selected,	the	maximum	spin	speed	of	the	selected	program	is	displayed	on	the	spin	speed	indicator.
To	decrease	the	spin	speed,	press	the	“Spin” button.	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	
 
						

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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	machine	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.
•		Selectable
*		Automatically	selected,	not	cancelable.
**	Energy	Label	program	(EN	60456)
***	Refers	to	1400	rpm	in	machines	with	a	highest	spin	speed	above	1400	rpm.	Refers	to	the	highest	spin	speed	in	machines	with	a	highest	spin	speed	below	1400	rpm..
Water	and	power	consumption	and	programme	duration	may	differ	from	the	table	shown,	subject	to	changes	in	water	pressure,	water	hardness	and	temperature,	ambient	temperature,	type	and	amount	of	laundry,	selection	of	auxiliary	functions,	and	fluctuations	in	the	supply	voltage.
“Super	40”	program	may	be	selected	instead	of	“Cotton	60”	programme	during	winter	in	areas	where	the	input	water	temperature	is	low	and/or	in	areas	with	low	supply	voltage.
C	The	auxiliary	functions	in	the	table	may	differ	according	to	the	model	of	your	machine.
Program selection and consumption table
EN2Auxiliary functions
Programme
Max.	Load	(kg)Spin	speed	(rpm)	600-1000Spin	speed	(rpm)	1200-1400Water	Consumption	(l)Energy	Consumption	(kWh)Spin	speed	(rpm)PrewashQuick	WashRinse	PlusAnti-CreasingRinse	HoldTemperature
Cottons905155156551.09max.•••••90-Cold
Cottons60**5134135450.85max.•••••90-Cold
Cottons405133134450.65max.•••••90-Cold
Super	40405161162501.02max.•40
Intensive605198199651.65max.*••60-40
Babycare905141142642.37max.*•90-40
Synthetics602.5139139521.02800•••••60-Cold
Synthetics402.59797520.72800•••••60-Cold
Delicate4027575510.33600•••40-Cold
Woollens401.57272470.43600••40-Cold
Hand	wash3015252350.2460030-Cold
Mini	30302.53030430.25max. ***30-Cold
 
						

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Auxiliary functionsAuxiliary Function Selection ButtonsC	Select	the	required	auxiliary	functions	before	starting	the	program.C	Some	combinations	cannot	be	selected	together.	(Ex.:	Pre-wash)	(Figure	1-5a)	and	Quick	Wash	(Figure	1-5b).
Auxiliary function selectionIf	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	pre-wash	first	and	then	quick	wash,	pre-wash	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”)
• PrewashWhen	you	select	this	function	(5a),	the	display	will	indicate	“1”	symbol.	A	pre-wash	is	only	worthwhile	for	heavily	soiled	laundry.	Without	pre-wash	you	save	energy,	water,	detergent	and	time.	Pre-wash	without	detergent	is	recommended	for	lace	and	curtains.
• Quick WashWith	this	function	(5b),	the	wash	time	is	shortened.	The	“2”	symbol	will	light	up	on	the	display.	Use	this	function	for	smaller	amounts	or	slightly	soiled	laundries.
• Rinse PlusThis	function	(5c)	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.	“3”	symbol	will	light	up	on	the	display.
• Anti-CreasingWith	this	function	(5d),	drum	movement	will	be	lessened	to	prevent	creasing	and	spinning	speed	is	limited.	In	addition,	washing	is	carried	out	at	a	higher	water	level.	The	“4”	symbol	will	light	up	on	the	display.
C	Whenever	you	select	this	auxiliary	function,	load	your	machine	with	half	of	the	maximum	laundry	specified	in	the	program	table.
Time displayThe	display	shows	the	time	remaining	for	the	program	to	complete	while	a	program	is	running.	Program	duration	may	differ	from	the	values	in	the	consumption	table	subject	to	the	changes	in	the	water	pressure,	water	hardness	and	temperature,	ambient	
temperature,	type	and	amount	of	laundry,	auxiliary	functions	selected,	and	changes	in	the	supply	voltage.
Time delayWith	the	“Time	delay”	function	you	can	delay	the	program	start	up	to	24	hours.	Setting	can	be	made	in	intervals	of	30	minutes.
1.	 Press	“Time	delaying”	buttons	“+”	and	“-”	to	set	your	desired	time	delay.2.	 Press	“Start/Pause/Cancel”	button.	Then	the	time	delay	starts	to	count	down.	C	More	laundry	may	be	loaded	or	taken	out	during	the	time	delay	period.
Changing the delay timeIf	you	want	to	change	the	time	during	the	countdown:
1.	 Press	“Start/Pause/Cancel”	button.2.	 Press	“Time	delaying”	buttons	“+”	or	“-”	to	set	the	desired	time	delay.3.	 Press	“Start/Pause/Cancel”	button.
Canceling the time delayIf	you	want	to	cancel	the	time	delay	countdown	and	start	the	program	immediately:
1.	 Press	“Start/Pause/Cancel”	button.2.	 Pres	“Time	Delaying”	“-”	button	to	decrease	the	time	delay.	Program	duration	after	30	minutes	shall	be	displayed.3.	 Press	“Start/Pause/Cancel”	button	to	start	the	program.
Starting the Program1.	 Press	“Start/Pause/Cancel”	button	to	start	the	program.2.	 The	start	symbol	(Figure	2-7j)	which	indicates	that	the	program	has	started	will	light	up.3.	 The	door	locks	and	the	door	locked	symbol	(Figure	2-7i)	will	light	up.4.	 The	Symbol	of	the	relevant	step	(prewash,	main	wash,	rinse,	softener	and	spin)	that	the	program	has	started	from	will	light	up	(Figure	2-7f).
C	If	the	machine	is	not	spinning,	the	program	may	be	in	rinse	hold	mode	or	the	automatic	spin	correction	system	has	been	activated	due	to	an	excessive	unbalanced	distribution	of	laundry	in	the	machine.
Changing the selections after the 
program has startedThe	selected	spin	speed	and	program	temperature	fade	out.	An	empty	frame	appears.
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brought	to	the	appropriate	position,	rpm	and	temperature	data	reappear.
Switching the machine to standby 
modePress	“Start/Pause/Cancel”	button	momentarily	to	switch	your	machine	to	the	standby	mode.	Auxiliary	functions	can	be	cancelled	or	selected	in	accordance	with	the	step	the	program	is	at.	The	door	can	be	opened	if	the	water	level	is	suitable.	Laundry	may	be	added	/	taken	out	by	opening	the	door.
Door lockThe	Door	Locked	Symbol	(Figure	2-7i)	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.	You	may	open	the	door	after	the	symbol	fades	out.
Child-proof lockThis	function	protects	the	appliance	from	being	tampered	by	children.	In	this	case,	all	of	the	buttons	are	inactive	except	On/Off	button;	by	On/Off	button	you	can	whether	stop	or	resume	(while	child-lock	on)	the	program	of	your	machine.
The	machine	is	switched	to	child-lock	by	pressing	the	2nd	and	4th	auxiliary	functions	for	3	sec.	“C:on”	(Child	lock	is	activated)	label	appears	on	the	screen.	The	same	symbol	will	also	be	displayed	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	is	pressed	for	3	seconds	to	cancel	the	program.	Start	symbol	(Figure	2-7j)	will	flash	during	cancellation.	After	cancellation,	the	symbol	of	the	corresponding	step	at	which	the	cancellation	was	made	will	remain	lit	and	“End”	will	appear	on	the	screen.
End of programWhen	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.	“End”	will	appear	on	the	display.
5 Maintenance and cleaning
Detergent DrawerRemove	any	powder	residue	buildup	in	the	drawer.	To	do	this;
1.	 Press	the	dotted	point	on	the	siphon	in	the	softener	compartment	and	pull	towards	you	until	the	compartment	is	removed	from	the	machine.
C If	more	than	a	normal	amount	of	water	and	softener	mixture	starts	to	gather	in	the	softener	compartment,	the	siphon	must	be	cleaned.2.	 Wash	the	dispenser	drawer	and	the	siphon	with	plenty	of	lukewarm	water	in	a	washbasin.	3.	 Replace	the	drawer	into	its	housing	after	cleaning.		Check	if	the	siphon	is	in	its	original	location.
Inlet water filtersThere	is	a	filter	at	the	end	of	each	water	intake	valve	at	the	back	side	of	the	machine	and	also	at	the	end	of	each	water	intake	hose	where	they	are	connected	to	the	tap.	These	filters	prevent	the	foreign	substances	and	dirt	in	the	water	to	enter	into	the	machine.	Filters	should	be	cleaned	as	they	get	dirty.
•	 Close	the	taps.
•	 Remove	the	nuts	of	the	water	intake	hoses	to	clean	the	surfaces	of	the	filters	on	the	water	intake	valves	with	an	appropriate	brush.•	 If	the	filters	are	very	dirty,	you	can	pull	them	out	by	means	of	pliers	and	clean	them.•	 Take	out	the	filters	on	the	flat	ends	of	the	water	intake	hoses	together	with	the	gaskets	and	clean	thoroughly	under	streaming	water.•	 Replace	the	gaskets	and	filters	carefully	to	their	places	and	tighten	the	hose	nuts	by	hand.
 
						

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by	pulling	out	the	plug	at	the	end	of	the	hose.	If	the	amount	of	water	to	be	drained	off	is	greater	than	the	volume	of	the	container,	replace	the	plug,	pour	the	water	out,	then	resume	the	draining	process.•		 After	draining	process	is	completed,	replace	the	plug	into	the	end	of	the	hose	and	fit	the	hose	back	into	its	place.If	your	product	is	not	supplied	with	an	emergency	drain	hose,	do	the	following	as	shown	in	the	figure	below:
•		 Place	a	large	container	in	front	of	the	filter	to	receive	water	flowing	from	the	filter.•		 Loosen	pump	filter	(anticlockwise)	until	water	starts	to	flow	out	of	it.	Direct	the	flowing	water	into	the	container	you	have	placed	in	front	of	the	filter.	You	can	use	a	piece	of	cloth	to	absorb	any	spilled	water.•		 When	there	is	no	water	left,	turn	the	pump	filter	until	it	is	completely	loose	and	remove	it.•		 Clean	any	residues	inside	the	filter	as	well	as	fibers,	if	any,	around	the	propeller	region.•		 If	your	product	has	a	water	jet	feature,	be	sure	to	fit	the	filter	into	its	housing	in	the	pump.	Never	force	the	filter	while	replacing	it	into	its	housing.	Fit	the	filter	fully	into	its	housing;	otherwise,	water	may	leak	from	the	filter	cap.4-	Close	the	filter	cap.
Close	the	two-piece	filter	cap	of	your	product	by	pushing	the	tab	on	it.
Close	the	one-piece	filter	cap	of	your	product	by	fitting	the	tabs	on	the	bottom	into	their	positions	and	pushing	the	upper	part	of	it.
Draining any remaining water and 
cleaning the pump filterYour	product	is	equipped	with	a	filter	system	which	ensures	a	cleaner	water	discharge	that	extends	pump	life	by	preventing	solid	items	such	as	buttons,	coins	and	fabric	fibers	from	clogging	the	pump	propeller	during	discharge	of	the	washing	water.
•		 If	your	machine	fails	to	drain	the	water,	the	pump	filter	may	be	clogged.	You	may	have	to	clean	it	every	2	years	or	whenever	it	is	plugged.	Water	must	be	drained	off	to	clean	the	pump	filter.	In	addition,	water	may	have	to	be	drained	off	completely	in	the	following	cases:
•		 before	transporting	the	machine	(e.g.	when	moving	house)•		 when	there	is	the	danger	of	frostIn	order	to	clean	the	dirty	filter	and	discharge	the	water;
1-	Unplug	the	machine	to	cut	off	the	supply	power.
A	There	may	be	water	at	90°C	in	the	machine.	Therefore,	the	filter	must	be	cleaned	only	after	the	inside	water	is	cooled	down	to	avoid	hazard	of	scalding.2-	Open	the	filter	cap.	The	filter	cap	may	be	composed	of	one	or	two	pieces	according	to	the	model	of	your	machine.
If	it	is	composed	of	two	pieces,	press	the	tab	on	the	filter	cap	downwards	and	pull	the	piece	out	towards	yourself.
If	it	is	composed	of	one	piece,	hold	it	from	both	sides	and	open	it	by	pulling	out.
3-	An	emergency	drain	hose	is	supplied	with	some	of	our	models.	Others	are	not	supplied	with	this	item.
If	your	product	is	supplied	with	an	emergency	drain	hose,	do	the	following	as	shown	in	the	figure	below:
•	 Pull	out	the	pump	outlet	hose	from	its	housing.•		 Place	a	large	container	at	the	end	of	the	hose.	Drain	the	water	off	into	the	container