Xue Chao's Washing-Machine

8/12/2019 Xue Chao's Washing-Machine

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WME 8227 W

Automatic

washing machine


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Please read this manual first!Dear Customer,We hope that your product which has been manufactured in modern facilities andpassed through a strict quality control procedure will give you the best results.

Therefore, we advise you to read through this manual carefully before using yourproduct and keep it for future reference.

This operation manual willhelp 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 symbolsThroughout 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 appliances packaging material is recyclable. Help recycle it and protectthe environment by dropping it off in the municipal receptacles provided for thispurpose. Your appliance also contains a great amount of recyclable material. It ismarked with this label to indicate the used appliances that should not be mixedwith other waste. This way, the appliance recycling organised by your manufac-

turer will be done under the best possible conditions, in compliance with EuropeanDirective 2002/96/EC on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment. Contact yourtown hall or your retailer for the used appliance collection points closest to yourhome. We thank you doing your part to protect the environment.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1 Your Washing Machine 4

Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

2 Warnings 6

General Safety. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6

First Use . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Intended use . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6

Safety instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

If there are children in your house... . . . 7

Electrical connection . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7

3 Installation 9

Removing packaging reinforcement. . . 9

Opening the transportation locks . . . . . 9Appropriate installation location . . . . . . 9

Adjusting the feet. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9

Connecting to the water supply. . . . . 10

Connecting to the drain . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Electrical connection . . . . . . . . . . . . .11

Destroying the packaging material . . . 11

Disposing of the old machine. . . . . . . 11

4 Initial preparations for washing

12

Sorting the laundry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Preparing clothes for washing. . . . . . 12Correct load capacity . . . . . . . . . . . .12

Loading door. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13Detergents and softeners . . . . . . . . . 13

5 Selecting a programme and

operating your machine 15

Control panel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15

Display symbols. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Turning the machine on. . . . . . . . . . . 16

Programme selection. . . . . . . . . . . . . 16Additional programmes . . . . . . . . . . 17Special programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17

Temperature selection. . . . . . . . . . . . 18

Spin Speed selection. . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

Programme selection and consumptiontable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19

Auxiliary functions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20Time screen. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20

Starting the programme. . . . . . . . . . .21

Progress of programme.. . . . . . . . . . 21Changing the selections after theprogramme has started . . . . . . . . . . . 22

Child/key lock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22

Ending the programme throughcancelling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

Programme in rinse hold mode. . . . .23End of programme . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

6 Quick instructions for daily use

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7 Cleaning and care 26

Detergent drawer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

The door and the drum . . . . . . . . . . . 26Outer cabinet and control panel. . . . . 26Inlet water filters. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

Draining any remaining water andcleaning the pump filter . . . . . . . . . . . 27

8 Solution suggestions for

problems 29

9 Guarantee 35

10 Service 36


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1 - Detergent Drawer

2 - Door

3 - Top Lid

4 - Control Panel

5 - Filter Cap

6 - Height-adjustable feet

Overview

1 Your Washing Machine

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Specifications

Specifications of this appliance may change without notice to improve the quality ofthe product. Figures in this manual are schematic and may not match your productexactly.

Values stated on the machine labels or in the documentation accompanying it areobtained in laboratory in accordance with the relevant standards. Depending onoperational 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.)

WME8227W

8

84

60

59

75230 V / 50Hz

10

2200

1200


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Please read the following information.Otherwise, there may be the risk ofpersonal 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 yourmachine may cause electricalparts to overheat. This may causeproblems with your washingmachine.

If the power cable or mains plug isdamaged you must call AuthorizedService for repair.

Check water hoses for wear. Donot use old/used water inlet hoses.

These may cause stains on yourlaundry.

Fit the drain hose into the wastewater system securely to preventany water leakage and to allow

machine to take in and dischargewater as required. It is veryimportant that the water intakeand drain hoses are not folded,squeezed, or broken when theappliance is pushed into place afterit is installed or cleaned.

Your washing machine is designedto continue operating when thepower restores after a power

interruption. You cannot cancel anyprogram by pressing the On/Offbutton. The machine will resume itsprogram when the power restores.Press the Start/Pause/Cancelbutton for 3 seconds to cancelthe program (See, Cancelling aProgram)

There may be some water in yourmachine when you receive it. This is

from the quality control process andis normal. It is not harmful to yourmachine.

Some problems you may encounter

may be caused by the software.Press Start/Pause/Cancel buttonfor 3 seconds to cancel the programset in your machine before calling

the authorized service.

First Use To prepare your machine for

washing, carry out your first washingprocess without loading yourmachine and with detergent underCottons 90C program.

Ensure that the cold waterconnections has been made

correctly when installing yourmachine.

If the current fuse or circuit breakeris less than 15 Amperes, pleasehave a qualified electrician install a15 Ampere fuse or circuit breaker.

To make your machine ready foruse, please be sure that the tapwater supply and water drainagesystems are appropriate before

calling the authorized service. If theyare not, call a qualified plumber tohave any necessary arrangementscarried out.

Intended use This product has been designed for

home use. The appliance may only be used for

washing and rinsing of textiles thatare marked accordingly.

Only detergents, softeners andsupplements suitable for washingmachines may be used.

Observe the care instructionslabelled on textile products andany other instructions given bycompanies that produce detergentsfor your machine.

Safety instructions This appliance must be connected

to an earthed outlet protected by afuse of suitable capacity.

2 Warnings


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The supply and draining hoses mustalways be securely fastened andremain in an undamaged state.

Fit the draining hose to a washbasinor waste system securely beforestarting up your machine. There maybe a risk of being scalded due tohigh washing temperatures!

Never open the door or remove thefilter while there is still water in thedrum. Otherwise, there may be therisk of flooding and possible injurydue to the hot water.

Never force open the locked door!The door will be ready to open just afew minutes after the washing cyclecomes to an end.

Unplug the machine when it is not inuse.

Never wash down the appliancewith a water hose! There is the riskof electric shock! Always disconnectfrom the mains by unplugging beforecleaning.

Never touch the plug with wethands. Never unplug by pullingon the cable, always pull out fromthe plug only. Do not operate themachine if the power cord or plug isdamaged.

Never attempt to repair the machineyourself. Otherwise, you may beputting yours and others lives indanger.

For malfunctions that cannotbe solved by information in theoperating manual:

Turn off the machine, unplug it, turnoff the water tap and contact anauthorized service agent.

If there are children in yourhouse... Electrical appliances may be

dangerous for the children. Keepchildren away from the machine

when it is operating. Do not let themtamper with the machine.

Close the door when you leave thearea where the machine is located.

Store all detergents in a safe placeout of reach of the children.

Use Child/Keylock to preventchildren altering the settings

Electrical connection

Make sure that you have an earthedpower outlet socket rated at 13 amps(minimum).

Attention!If you place your machine under aworktop, the socket must be reachableafter installation, or a separate switch(which can disconnect the two poles)must be used in the installation.Connect the power cord to the

appropriate electrical socket with anequivalent current rating indicated on therating plate at the front of the machinebehind the kick plate.

After removing the plug from its transitposition, please insert the plug sealto prevent water spillage entering themachine.

Electrical requirements

Before you insert the plug into the wallsocket make sure that the voltage andthe frequency shown in the rating labelcorresponds to your electricity supply.We recommend that this appliance beconnected to the mains supply via asuitable switched and fused socket in areadily accessible position.Should the mains lead of the appliancebecome damaged or need replacing

at any time, it must be replaced by aspecial purpose made mains lead whichcan only be obtained from a AuthorisedService Agent.

B This appliance must be earthed

If the fitted moulded plug is not suitablefor your socket, then the plug should becut off and an appropriate plug fitted.

Destroy the old plug, which is cut off asa plug with a bared cord could cause ashock hazard if inserted into a socketelsewhere in the house.


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The moulded plug on this applianceincorporates a 13A fuse. Should the fuseneed to be replaced an ASTA approvedBS1362 fuse of the same rating mustbe used. Do not forget to refit the fusecover. In the event of losing the fusecover, the plug must not be used until areplacement fuse cover has been fitted.Colour of the replacement fuse covermust be the same colour as that visibleon the pin face of the plug. Fuse coversare available from any good electricalstore.

ImportantFitting a different plug

As the colours of the wires in themains lead of this appliance may notcorrespond with the coloured markingsidentifying the terminals on your plug,proceed as follows:1 Connect the green - yellow or green

(earth) wire to the terminal in theplug marked E or with the symbolf or coloured green and yellow orgreen.

2 Connect the blue (neutral) wire tothe terminal in the plug marked Nor coloured black.

3 Connect the brown (live) wire to theterminal in the plug marked L orcoloured red.

With the alternative plugs a 13A fuse mustbe fitted either in the plug or adaptor or in themain fuse box. If in doubt contact a qualifiedelectrician.


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Removing packagingreinforcement

Tilt the machine to remove thepackaging reinforcement. Remove thepackaging reinforcement by pulling theribbon.

Opening the transportationlocksC

Transportation safety bolts mustbe removed before operating thewashing machine! Otherwise, themachine will be damaged!

1. Loosen all the bolts with a spanneruntil they rotate freely (C)

2. Remove transportation safety boltsby turning them gently.

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3. Fit the covers (supplied in the bagwith the Operation Manual) into theholes on the rear panel. (P)

C Keep the transportation safetybolts in a safe place to reuse whenthe washing machine needs to bemoved again in the future.

C Never move the appliance without

the transportation safety boltsproperly fixed in place!

Appropriate installationlocationInstall the appliance in environmentswhich have no risk of freezing, in astable and level position.C The floor must be capable of

carrying the load on it!

C If the washing machine and a drierare placed on top of each other,their approximate weight togethermay reach 180 kg when they arefull.

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 rugor such like surfaces.

Adjusting the feetC Do not use any tools to loosen the

lock nuts. Otherwise, they can bedamaged.

1. Manually (by hand) loosen the locknuts on the feet.

2. Adjust them until the machinestands level and firm.

3. Important: Tighten all lock nuts upagain.


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Connecting to the watersupply.Important: The water supply pressure required

to run the machine must be 1-10bar (0,1 1 MPa). (Practically, it isnecessary to have 10 80 litersof water flowing from the tap inone minute to have your machinerun smoothly.) Attach a pressure-

reducing valve if the water pressureis higher.

Connect the special hose suppliedwith the machine to the water intakevalves on the machine.

In order to prevent water leakagethat may occur at the connection

points, there are rubber seals (4seals for the models with doublewater inlet and 2 seals for othermodels) attached to the hoses.

These seals should be used at thetap and machine connection ends ofthe hoses. The plain end of the hosefitted with a filter must be attachedto the tap and the elbowed endmust be attached to the machine.

Tighten the nuts of the hose well byhand; never use wrenches to tightenthe nuts.

Open the taps completely aftermaking the hose connection tocheck if there is any water leakageat the connection points. Turn offthe tap and remove the nut in caseof any leakage. Retighten the nutcarefully after checking the seal.

To prevent any water leakage andany other damage to be caused byit, keep the taps closed when themachine is not in use.

Models with a single water inletshould not be connected to thehot water tap. Laundry may bedamaged or the appliance mayswitch to protection mode and notwork.

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 beattached to the edge of a washbasinor waste water system. The drain hoseshould be firmly fitted into the drain asto not loosen in its housing.

Important: The end of the drain hose can

be directly connected to thewastewater drain or to thewashbasin. The fitting must besecured in all types of connections.

Your house may be flooded if thehose falls out of its housing duringwater discharging.

The hose should be attached to aheight of at least 40 cm, and 100cm at most.


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In case the hose is elevatedafter laying it on the floor level orclose to the ground (less than40 cm above the ground), waterdischarge becomes more difficult

and the laundry may come out wet.Therefore, the heights described inthe figure should be followed.

To prevent dirty water refilling themachine, and to allow for easydischarge, the end of the hosemust not be submerged in the drainwater. The end of the hose must beable to take in air. The hose shouldbe pushed into the drainage for

more than 15 cm. If it is too longyou may have it shortened.

The end of the hose should not bebent, it should not be stepped onand it must not be folded betweenthe drain and the machine.

The length of the hose is too short,you may add an extension hoseto the original section. The lengthof the hose must not be longer

than 3.2 m after coming out of themachine. To avoid water leakagefailures, the connection between theextension hose and the drain hoseof the product must be fitted wellwith an appropriate clamp as not tocome off and leak.

Electrical connectionConnect the machine to an earthedoutlet protected by a fuse of suitablecapacity.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 thesection Technical Specifications.

The specified voltage must be equalto your mains voltage.

Connection via extension cords ormulti-plugs should not be made.

B A damaged power cable must bereplaced by a qualified electrician.

B A faulty appliance must not beoperated whilst faulty until it hasbeen repaired! There is the risk ofelectric shock!

Destroying the packagingmaterialPackaging material can be dangerous tochildren. Keep the packaging materialsout of reach of children or disposethem by classifying according to wastedirectives. Do not dispose of themtogether with normal domestic waste.Packaging materials of your machine are

manufactured from recyclable materials.

Disposing of the old machineDispose of your old appliance in anenvironmental friendly manner. You may refer to your local agent or

solid waste collection center in yourmunicipality to learn how to disposeof your machine.

Before disposing of your old washingmachine, cut off the mains plug andmake the door lock unusable.


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Sorting the laundry Sort the laundry according to type

of fabric, color, and degree of soilingand permissible water temperature.

Always follow the advice on thegarment labels.

Suitable fordrier

Do not drywith drier

Can be ironedwith hot iron

Can beironed withwarm iron

Dry on ahanger

Do not iron

Washing watertemperature

Do not usebleach

Bleach can beused

Non machinewashable

Hang withoutspinning

Do notdry-clean

Dryhorizontally

Do not wash

Dry-cleanable

Wash withsensitive, short

programs.

Preparing clothes for washingLaundry items with metal attachmentssuch as, bras, belt buckles and metalbuttons will damage the machine.

Remove metal attachments or place theitems in a clothing bag, pillow case, orsomething similar.

Empty pockets and remove allforeign objects such as coins, pensand paper clips. If possible, turnpockets out and brush.

Place small items like infantssocks and nylon stockings, etc.in a laundry bag, pillow case orsomething similar. This will also saveyour laundry from getting lost.

Place curtains in the machine withcare. Remove curtain rails andpullers.

Fasten zippers, sew loose buttonsand mend rips and tears.

Wash machine washable or handwashable labelled products onlywith an appropriate program.

Do not wash colours and whitestogether. New, dark colouredcottons may release a lot of dye.Wash them separately.

Tough stains must be treatedproperly before washing. If you arenot sure, check with a dry cleaner.

Use only dyes/colour changers andlime removers suitable for machinewash. Always follow the instructionson the packaging.

Wash trousers and delicate clothesturned inside out.

Keep laundry items made of Angorawool in the freezer for a few hoursbefore washing. This will reducepilling.

Correct load capacity The maximum load capacity

depends on the type of laundry, thedegree of soiling and the washingprogram you wish to use.

C The machine adjusts the amount ofwater according to the amount oflaundry placed inside.

C Please follow the information in the

"Program Selection Table". Washingresults will degrade when themachine is overloaded.

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Following weights are given asexamples.

Laundry type Weight (gr.)Bathrobe 1200

Napkin 100

Duvet cover 700

Bed Sheet 500Pillowcase 200

Tablecloth 250

Towel 200

Evening gown 200

Underclothing 100

Mens overalls 600Mens shirt 200

Mens pyjamas 500Blouse 100

Loading doorThe door is locked during programoperation. The door can be opened aftersome time following the program end. Open the door. Place laundry items loosely in the

machine.

Push the door until it clicks intoplace tightly. Ensure that no itemsare caught in the door.

Detergents and softenersDetergent drawer

The detergent drawer is composed ofthree compartments:

The detergent dispenser may be in twodifferent types according to the model of

your machine.- (I) for prewash- (II) for main wash- (III) siphon ( ) for softener

Detergent, softener and other clean-ing agents

Add detergent and softener beforestarting the washing program.Never open the detergent dispenserdrawer while the washing program isrunning!When using a program without pre-wash, no detergent should be putinto the pre-wash compartment(Compartment no. I).

A program without pre-wash shouldbe selected if a detergent bag or adispensing ball is going to be used.

You can place the detergent bag orthe dispensing ball directly among thelaundry in your machine.

Choosing the detergent typeThe type of detergent to be useddepends on the type and colour offabric. Use different detergents for coloured

and white clothes. Wash woolens with a special

detergent specifically for woolens. Use only detergents manufactured

specifically for automatic washingmachines.

Detergent quantityThe amount of washing detergent tobe used depends on the amount oflaundry, the degree of soiling and waterhardness.

Do not use amounts exceedingthe quantities recommended onthe package to avoid problemsof excessive foam, poor rinsing,financial savings and finally,environmental protection.

Use small amounts of detergent at asuitable measure for small amountsof laundry or for only slightly soiledlaundry.

Use exact measures for highlyconcentrated detergents.


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Detergentquantity

for prewashing 1/2 measure

for main washing 1 measure

with hard wateran additional 1/2measure

SoftenerPut the softener into the softenercompartment of the detergentdispenser. Use the proportions recommended

on the packet. Never exceed the (> max


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1 - Spin Speed Adjustment Button2 - Display3 - Temperature Adjustment Button4 - Programme Selection Knob5 - On / Off Button6 - Time Delaying Button (+/-)7 - Auxiliary Function Buttons8 - Start/Pause/Cancel Button

Control panel

Figure 1

5 Selecting a programme and operating your machine

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6 7 8

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Display symbolsFigure 2

2.a - Spin Speed Indicator2.b Temperature Indicator2.c Spinning Symbol2.d Temperature Symbol2.e Remaining Time and Delaying TimeIndicator2.f Programme Indicator Symbols(prewash/mainwash/rinsing/softener/spinning)2.g Economy Symbol

2.h Time Delaying Symbol2.i Door Locked Symbol2.j Start Symbol2.k Pause Symbol2.l Auxiliary Function Symbols

Turning the machine onPlug in your machine. Turn the tap oncompletely. Check if the hoses areconnected tightly. Place the laundry

in the machine. Put in detergent andsoftener. Press the On/Off button(Figure 1-5).

Programme selectionSelect the appropriate programme fromthe programme table according to type,amount and soiling degree of the laundryand washing temperatures.Bring the Programme Selection Knob(Figure 1-4) to the programme modethat you wish to wash your laundry at.

The recommended temperature andspin speed for the selected programmeappear. Press Start/Pause/Cancel

button (Figure 1-8) to start theprogramme.

Main programmesDepending on the type of textile, thefollowing main programs are available:Each of these main programs compriseof a complete washing process,including washing, rinsing and, ifrequired, spin cycles.C Sort the laundry according to type

of fabric, color, degree of soiling andpermissible water temperature whilechoosing a programme.

C Always select the lowest requiredtemperature. Higher temperaturemeans higher power consumption.

C For further programme details, seeProgramme Selection Table

CottonsYou can wash your durable clothesat this programme. Your laundry shallbe washed with intense washingmovements during a longer washingcycle. It is recommended for yourcotton clothes (such as bed sheets,duvet and pillowcase sets, bathrobes,underclothing, etc.). Synthetics

You can wash your less durable clothesat this programme. Lighter washingmovements and shorter washing cycleis used compared to Cottons pro-gramme. It is recommended for yoursynthetic clothes (such as shirts, blous-es, synthetic/cotton blended garments,etc.). For curtains and veils, it is recom-

mended to use Synthetic 40C pro-gramme with prewash and anti-creasingfunctions selected. Detergent shouldnot be put in the prewash compart-


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ment. Less detergent should be put inthe main wash compartment as the veilfoams too much because of its meshedstructure. Woollens

You can wash your machine-washablewoollen garments at this programme.

Wash by selecting the proper tem-perature according to the labels of yourclothes. It is recommended to use ap-propriate detergents for woolens.

Additional programmesFor special cases, there are also extraprograms available:C Additional programs may differ

according to the model of yourmachine.

Baby+Toddler ClothingIncreased hygiene is provided by alonger heating period and an additionalrinse cycle. It is recommended for babyclothes and clothes worn by allergicpeople. Hand Wash

You can wash your woollen/delicateclothes that bear not machine-washable labels for which hand wash

is recommended at this programme.It washes the laundry with very tenderwashing movements without wearingyour clothes out. Daily Quick

This programme is used to quicklywash a small number of lightly soiledcotton garments. E.g.: bathrobes, duvetcovers, sport wears, daily clothes andetc. used only once.

A Class 40This programme washes for a longerperiod at 40C and gives the same resultas the Cottons 60C programme, thusit saves energy. It is suitable for clothesfor which you cannot use the Cotton60C programme. DarkcareUse this programme to wash yourdark coloured laundry, or the coloured

laundry that you do not want them getfaded. This programme washes yourlaundry with low mechanical movementsand at low temperature. We recommend

you to use liquid detergent or woolenshampoo for dark coloured laundry. Mixed Fabrics

You can use this program to washcottons and synthetics together withoutneeding to sort them. Duvet

You can also wash your machine-washable fiber duvets with this program.C You must not load more than 1

piece of fiber duvet for two persons.

Economy symbolShows energy saving programs andtemperature selections.

As Intensive and Baby programs arelong programs with higher temperatureselections to ensure hygiene, EconomySymbol (Figure 2-2g) will not light up.

Special programsFor specific applications, you can select

any of the following programs: RinseThis programme is used when you wantto rinse or starch separately.

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Spin+DrainThis program is used to apply anadditional spin cycle for the laundry or todrain the water in the machine.Before starting this program, select thedesired spin sped and press Start/Pause/Cancel button. Your machinedrains the water after spinning at the setspin speed.If you only want to drain the waterwithout spinning your laundry, selectSpin and drain program, and thenselect no spin function with spin speedselection button. Press Start/Pause/Cancel button.A You should use a lower spin speed

for delicate laundries.

Temperature selectionWhenever a new programme isselected, the temperature anticipatedfor that programme appears on thetemperature indicator (2b).

To change the temperature, pressthe temperature button (Figure 1-3).

Temperature falls with 10 decrements.

Cold selection is shown with - symbol.When the Temperature button ispressed after coming to the Cold

selection, the maximum temperature ofthe programme you have selected willbe displayed.

To decrease the temperature, press theTemperature button again.

90C

Normally soiled, white cottonsand linens. (Ex.: coffee tablecovers, tablecloths, towels, bedsheets)

60C

Normally soiled, fade proofcolored linens, cottons orsynthetic clothes (Ex.: shirts,nightgowns, pajamas) andlightly soiled white linen clothes(Ex.: underwear)

40C30CCold

For delicate clothes (Ex.: veilcurtains), blended clothesincluding synthetics andwoolens.

Spin Speed selectionWhenever a new programme isselected, the maximum spin speed ofthe selected programme is displayed onthe spin speed indicator (Figure 2-2a).

To decrease the spin speed, pressthe Spin button(Figure 1-1). Spinspeed decreases gradually. Then, rinsehold and no spin options are shownrespectively.

Rinse hold is shown with and no

spin is shown with symbols.

If you do not want to unload yourclothes immediately after theprogramme, you may use the rinse holdfunction in order to prevent your clothesbecome wrinkled in an anhydrouscondition. With this function, your

laundry is kept in the final rinsing water.If you want to spin your laundry after therinse hold function:- Adjust the spin speed.- Press Start/Pause/Cancel Button.

Programme resumes. Yourmachines drains the water andspins your laundry.

You can use no spin function in order todrain the water without spinning at the

end of the programme.

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Programme selection and consumption table

Selectable* Automatically selected, not cancellable.** Energy Label programme (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 1400rpm.Water and power consumption and programme duration may differ from the tableshown, subject to changes in water pressure, water hardness and temperature,ambient temperature, type and amount of laundry, selection of auxiliary functions, andfluctuations in the supply voltage.Super 40 programme may be selected instead of Cotton 60 programme duringwinter in areas where the input water temperature is low and/or in areas with lowsupply voltage.

C The auxiliary functions in the table may differ according to the model of yourmachine.

C Programme duration will be displayed on the screen of your machine according toyour selection.

A Class 40

EN 2 Auxiliary functions

Programme

Temperature

Max.Load(kg)

Water

Consumption(l)

Energy

Consumption

(kWh)

Spinsp

eed(rpm)

Prewas

h

QuickW

ash

ExtraR

inse

Anti-Crease

Pluswater

RinseH

old

Selectabletemperature

range C

Cottons 90 8 61 2.70 max. 90-Cold

Cottons 60** 8 59 1.36 max. 90-Cold

Cottons 40 8 72 0.75 max. 90-Cold

Duvet 40 - 60 0.60 800 60-40

Baby&Toddler Clothing 90 8 73 2.70 max. * 90-30

A Class 40 40 8 60 1.20 max. 40

Synthetics 60 4 55 1.00 1000 60-Cold

Synthetics 40 4 55 0.52 1000 60-Cold

Mixed Fabrics 40 4 55 0.62 1000 40-Cold

Darkcare 40 4 95 0.60 800 * 40-Cold

Woollens 40 2 56 0.30 600 40-Cold

Hand Wash 30 1.5 40 0.25 600 30-Cold

Daily Quick 90 8 70 2.00 max.*** 90-Cold

Daily Quick 60 8 70 1.15max.***

90-Cold

Daily Quick 30 8 80 0.20max.***

90-Cold


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Auxiliary functionsAuxiliary function selection keys

Depending on the programme,you can select the desired auxiliary

function by pressing the buttons. Select the required auxiliaryfunctions before starting theprogramme.

Some combinations cannot beselected together. (Ex.: Prewashand Quick Wash.

Symbol of the selected auxiliaryfunction (Figure 2-2l) will light up.

Auxiliary function selectionIf an auxiliary function that should notbe selected together with a previouslyselected function is chosen, the firstselected function will be cancelled andthe last auxiliary function selection willremain active.(Ex.: If you want to select prewash firstand then quick wash, prewash will becancelled and quick wash will remain

active.Auxiliary function that is not compatiblewith the programme cannot be selected.(see, Programme Selection Table) PrewashWhen you select this function, thedisplay will indicate F1 symbol. A prewash is only required with

heavily soiled laundry. Withoutprewash you save energy, water,

detergent and time. Prewash without detergent isrecommended for veils and curtains.

Quick WashWith this programme, the wash time is

shortened. F2 symbol will light up onthe display. Use this function for smaller

amounts or slightly soiled laundries. Extra Rinse

This function allows your machine toperform an extra rinsing in addition tothe rinsing cycles performed by yourmachine after main washing cycle.

Thus, the risk for sensitive skins (babies,allergic skins and etc.) to be effected bythe minimal detergent remnants on thelaundry is reduced. F3 symbol will lightup on the display. Anti- CreaseWith this function, boiler movement willbe lessened to prevent creasing andspinning speed is limited. In addition,washing is carried out at a higher waterlevel. F4 symbol will light up on thedisplay. Use this function for delicate

laundries that crease easily.C Whenever you select this auxiliary

function, load your machine withhalf of the maximum laundry amountspecified in the programme table.

Time screenThe display shows the time remainingfor the programme to complete while aprogramme is running. Time is displayed

in hours and minutes as 01:30.

Time delayWith the Time delay function you candelay the programme start up to 24hours. Setting can be made in intervals

of 30 minutes.1. Open the loading door, place thelaundry inside and fill with detergent.

2. Set the washing programme,temperature, spin speed and,

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if required, select the auxiliaryfunctions.

3. Press Time delaying buttons +and - (Figure 1-6) to set yourdesired time delay. Time delayingsymbol (Figure 2-2h) will flash.

4. Press Start/Pause/Cancel button(Figure 1-8). Then the time delaystarts to count down. Time delayingsymbol (Figure 2-2h) will light up.Start symbol (Figure 2-2j) will lightup.

The : in the middle of the displayedtime delay will start flashing. More laundry may be loaded or

taken out during the time delayperiod. At the end of the time delaycountdown process, time delayingsymbol (Figure 2-2h) fades and thewashing starts as the programmeduration is displayed.

Changing the delay timeIf you want to change the time duringthe countdown:1. Press Start/Pause/Cancel button

(Figure 1-8). : in the middle of thescreen will stop flashing. Standbysymbol (Figure 2-2k) will light up.

Time delaying symbol (Figure 2-2h)will flash. Start Symbol (Figure 2-2j)will fade.

2. Press Time delaying buttons +and - (Figure 1-6) to set yourdesired time delay.

3. Press Start/Pause/Cancel button.Time delaying symbol (Figure 2-2h)will light up. Standby symbol (Figure2-2k) will fade. Start symbol (Figure2-2j) will light up.

4. The : in the middle of the displayedtime delay will start flashing.

Cancelling the time delayIf you want to cancel the time delaycountdown and start the programmeimmediately:1. Press Start/Pause/Cancel button

(Figure 1-8). The : in the middleof the displayed time delay will stopflashing.

2. Start symbol (Figure 2-2j) will fade.The standby symbol (Figure 2-2k)and the time delaying symbol (Figure2-2h) will flash.

3. Press time delaying button -(Figure 1-6) to decrease the desiredtime delay. Programme durationafter 30 minutes shall be displayed.

4. Press Start/Pause/Cancel Buttonto start the programme.

Starting the programme1. Press Start/Pause/Cancel button

(Figure 1-8) to start the programme.2. The start symbol (Figure 2-2j) which

indicates that the programme has

started will light up.3. The door locks and the door lockedsymbol (Figure 2-2i) will light up.

4. Symbol of the relevant step(prewash, main wash, rinse, softenerand spin) that the programme hasstarted from will light up (Figure2-2f).

Progress of programme.

The progress of a running programme isshown through a number of symbols onthe screen. At the beginning of each programme

step, the relevant symbol in theseries of symbols will light up andthus, at the end of the programme,all symbols will remain lit up. Thesymbol that is lit up at the far right ofthe series of symbols indicates the

step that is being carried out.

PrewashWhen Prewash auxiliary function isselected, prewash symbol will light up toindicate the beginning of prewash step.Main washMain wash symbol will light up toindicate that the main wash cycle hasstarted.

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SoftenerSoftener symbol lights up at thebeginning of softener step.SpinSpin symbol will light up at the beginningof the final spin, during Spin andPump special programs. If the machine is not spinning,

the programme may be in rinsehold mode or the automaticspin correction system has beenactivated because of the excessiveunbalanced distribution of thelaundry in the machine.

Changing the selections after

the programme has startedThe selected spin speed andprogramme temperature fade out. Anempty frame appears.When the Programme selection buttonis brought to the appropriate position,rpm and temperature data reappear.

Switching the machine to standbymode

Machine is switched to standby modeby pressing Start/Pause/Cancel button(Figure 1-8) for a short time. Standbysymbol (Figure 2-2k) which indicates thatthe machine is in standby mode lightsup and the start symbol (Figure 2-2j) thatshows the programme has started and

is still continuing fades out.

Selecting or cancelling an auxiliaryfunction in standby mode

Auxiliary functions can be cancelled orselected in accordance with the step the

programme is at.

Adding/taking out laundry in standbymode

The door can be opened if the waterlevel is suitable. The door locked symbol(Figure 2-2i) will light up until the dooris suitable for opening. This symbol willfade out as soon as the door is allowedto open. Laundry may be added / takenout by opening the door.

Door lockDoor Locked Symbol (Figure 2-2i) lightsup when the loading door is locked. Thissymbol will flash until the door is allowedto open. Do not force the door at thisstage. This symbol will fade out as soonas the door is allowed to open. You mayopen the door after the symbol fadesout.

Child/key lockYou can protect the appliance frombeing tampered or by accidentaloperation by children of this lock. In thiscase, no change can be made in therunning programme.C

Your machine can be turned onand off with On/Off button while thechild-proof lock is activated. In thiscase, your machine will resume itsprogramme with child-proof lockactivated.

The machine is switched to child-lockby pressing the 2nd and 4th auxiliaryfunctions for 3 sec. C:on (Child lock isactivated) label appears on the screen.

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To deactivate the child-proof lock,press the 2nd and 4th auxiliary functionbuttons for 3 sec.C:OFF (Child lock is deactivated) labelappears on the screen.

Ending the programmethrough cancelling

Start/Pause/Cancel button (Figure1-8) is pressed for 3 seconds to cancelthe programme. Start symbol (Figure2-2j) will flash during cancellation.

After cancellation, the symbol of thecorresponding step at which thecancellation was made will remain lit and

End label will appear on the screen.

Programme in rinse holdmode This process is shown with the

flashing Spin Symbol (Figure 2-2c)and the lit up Standby Symbol(Figure 2-2k).

If you wish to spin when the machine isin this mode:

Adjust the spin speed. Press Start/Pause/Cancel button (Figure 1-8).

The programme continues, pumps outthe water and spins. Standby Symbol(Figure 2-2k) fades out and Start Symbol

(Figure 2-2j) lights up.If you want to discharge the water onlywithout spinning:Press Start/Pause/Cancel button

(Figure 1-8). Standby symbol (Figure2-2k) will fade. Start symbol (Figure 2-2j)will light up. The programme continuesand only pumps out the water.

End of programme

When the programme is finished, thesymbols of the relevant steps will remainlit up and the auxiliary function, spinand temperature data selected at thestart-up of the programme will remainselected. End label will appear on thescreen.


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After the programme is finishedProgramme indicator symbols onthe screen will remain lit after theprogramme is finished. End will appearon the screen.1. Open the loading door and take out

the laundry when the door lockedsymbol on the display fades out.

2. Press the On/Off button.3. Turn the water tap off.4. Remove any folds in the rubber seal

on the loading door and check fordebris.

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Detergent drawerRemove any powder residue buildup inthe drawer. To do this;1. Press the dotted point on the

siphon in the softener compartmentand pull towards you until thecompartment is removed from themachine.

C If more than a normal amount ofwater and softener mixture starts togather in the softener compartment,the siphon must be cleaned.

2. Wash the dispenser drawerand the siphon with plenty oflukewarm water in a washbasin.Wear protective gloves or use anappropriate brush to avoid touchingthe residues in the drawer whencleaning.

3. Replace the drawer into its housingafter cleaning. Check if the siphonis in its original location.

The door and the drumAfter each wash:

Check if there are any foreignsubstances in the drum. Open the hole in the bellow with the

aid of a toothpick if it is clogged.

C Foreign metal substances in yourmachine can cause rust stains. Insuch cases:

Clean the drum with a stainless steel

cleaning agent. Never use steel woolor wire wool.

Outer cabinet and controlpanelWhen necessary: Wipe the exterior panels of your

machine with soapy water or milddetergent. Dry it with a soft cloth.

Use only a soft and damp cloth to

clean the control panel.C Never use a sponge or scrubbing

material. These will damage thepainted and plastic parts.

Inlet water filtersThere is a filter at the end of eachwater intake valve at the back side ofthe machine and also at the end ofeach water intake hose where theyare connected to the tap. These filtersprevent the foreign substances and dirtin the water to enter into the machine.Filters should be cleaned as they getdirty. Close the taps.

Remove the nuts of the water intakehoses to clean the surfaces of thefilters on the water intake valves withan appropriate brush.

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If the filters are very dirty, you canpull them out by means of pliers andclean them.

Take out the filters on the flatends of the water intake hosestogether with the gaskets and cleanthoroughly under streaming water.

Replace the gaskets and filterscarefully and tighten the hose nutsby hand.

Draining any remaining waterand cleaning the pump filterFilter system in your machine preventssolid items such as buttons, coins andfabric fibers clogging the pump propeller

during discharging of the washing water. If your machine fails to drain thewater, the pump filter may beclogged. You may have to cleanit every 2 years or whenever it isblocked plugged. Water must bedrained off to clean the pump filter.

In addition, water may have to bedrained off completely in the followingcases:

before transporting the machine(e.g. when moving house) when there is the danger of frostIn order to clean the dirty filter anddischarge the water;1- Disconnect or unplug the machinefrom the power supply.A There may be water at 90C in the

machine. Therefore, the filter mustbe cleaned only after the inside

water is cooled down to avoidhazard of scalding.

2- Open the filter cap. The filter cap iscomposed of one piece, hold it fromboth sides and open it by pulling out.

3- An emergency drain hose is suppliedwith some of our models. Others are notsupplied with this item.

If your product is supplied with anemergency drain hose, do the followingas shown in the figure below:

Pull out the pump outlet hose fromits housing. Place a large container at the end of

the hose. Drain the water off into thecontainer by pulling out the plug atthe end of the hose. If the amountof water to be drained off is greaterthan 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 thehose and fit the hose back into itsplace.

If your product is not supplied with anemergency drain hose, do the followingas shown in the figure below:

Place a large container in front ofthe filter to receive water flowingfrom the filter.

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When there is no water left, turn thepump filter until it is completely looseand remove it.

Clean any residues inside the filteras well as fibers, if any, around thepropeller region.

If your product has a water jetfeature, be sure to fit the filter intoits housing in the pump. Never forcethe filter while replacing it into itshousing. Fit the filter fully into itshousing; otherwise, water may leakfrom the filter cap.

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Cause Explanation / Suggestion

Program cannot be started or selected.

Machine may have switched to self

protection mode due to an infrastruc-ture problem (such as line voltage, wa-ter pressure, etc.).

Bring your machine to factory settings by turning

the program selection knob. (see, Ending the pro-gram through canceling)

Water in the machine.

There may be some water in yourmachine when you receive it. This isfrom the quality control process and isnormal.

It is not harmful to your machine.

There is water coming from the bottom of the machine.

There might be problems with hoses orthe pump filter.

- Make sure that the seals of the water inlet hosesare securely fitted.- Tightly attach the drain hose to the tap.- Make sure that the pump filter is completelyclosed.

Machine does not fill with water

- Tap may be turned off.- Water inlet hose might be bent.- Water inlet filter might be clogged.- The loading door may be ajar.

- Open the inlet water taps fully.- Flatten the water intake hose.- Clean the water intake filter.- Close the loading door.

Machine does not discharge water.

- Water outlet hose might be clogged

or twisted.- Pump filter may be clogged.

- Clean or flatten the hose.- Clean the pump filter.

Machine vibrates or shakes.

- Machine feet might not be adjusted.- Transportation safety bolts mighthave not been removed.- There may be a small amount of laun-dry in the machine.- The machine may be overloaded orthe clothes may be distributed un-evenly.- There machine might be touching asolid surface.

- Adjust the machine feet.- Remove the transportation safety bolts.- Add more laundry to the machine.- Reduce the amount of laundry in the machine orbalance the load by hand.- Ensure that nothing touches the machine.

Machine stops shortly after the program starts.

Machine can stop temporarily due tolow voltage.

It will resume operating when the voltage is backto the normal level.

The water being taken in is directly discharged.

Improper position of the drain hose.Connect the water draining hose as described inthe operation manual.

No water can be seen in the machine during washing.

This is not a problem. The water levelis not visible from the outside of themachine.

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The door is jammed.

- Water level might be above the lowerlevel of the door.- Machine might be heating up the wa-ter or it may be at the spinning cycle.- Due to an electrical mechanism, thedoor can only be opened a few min-utes after the program has stopped.

- Run either the Pump or Spin program.- Wait until the process is over.- Wait until the process is over.

Machine fills with water when a process is cancelled.

Inside of machine may be hot.For safety reasons, water should be cycled in andout a couple times.

It continuously spins. Remaining time does not count down. (On models with display)

There may be an imbalance of laundryin the machine.

- The automatic spin correction system might havebeen activated due to the unbalanced distribution

of the laundry in the drum.- The laundry in the drum may be clustered (bun-dled laundry in a bag). Laundry should be rear-ranged and re-spun.- No spinning is performed when the laundry is notevenly distributed in the drum to prevent any dam-age to the machine and to its environment.

Washing time takes longer than the time specified in the manual

- Water pressure may be low.- Supply voltage may be low.- Input temperature of water may below.- There may be an imbalance of laun-dry in the machine.

- Number of rinses and/or amount ofrinse water might have increased.

- The machine will wait until there is sufficientamount of water, which will lengthen the washingtime to avoid poor washing results due to insuf-ficient water.- Washing time is extended to avoid poor washingresults when the supply voltage is low.- Cycle time is extended to heat up the water whenthe input water is cold. Also, washing time can belengthened to avoid poor washing results.- The automatic spin correction system might havebeen activated due to the unbalanced distributionof the laundry in the drum.

- The laundry in the drum may be clustered (bun-dled laundry in a bag).- Laundry should be rearranged and re-spun.- No spinning is performed when the laundry is notevenly distributed in the drum to prevent any dam-age to the machine and to its environment.- Water amount is increased to obtain a betterrinse and a rinse cycle is added when necessary.


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Clothes do not smell like the softener.

- Insufficient amount of detergent used.- The detergent was placed into thewrong compartment; the detergent

was mixed with the softener.

- If the water hardness is higher, using insufficientamount of detergent can cause the laundry tobecome stiff in time. Use appropriate amount ofdetergent according to the water hardness.- If detergent is put in the prewash compartmentalthough prewash cycle is not selected, machine

can take this detergent during rinsing or softenerstep.Do not mix the softener with detergent when put-ting in the compartment.Wash and clean the drawer with hot water.

Detergent residue in the dispensing drawer.

- Detergent may have been put in wetdispenser drawer.- Detergent may have gotten damp.- Water pressure might be low- The detergent in the main wash com-partment might have gotten wet whiletaking in the prewash water..- Detergent might be mixed with thebleaching agent.

- Dry the detergent drawer before putting in deter-gent.- Store detergent in a closed and dry location.- Do not keep them under high temperatures.- The detergent dispenser outlet (holes) may have

a problem.- There might be problems with the detergent dis-penser valves.- Do not mix the softener with detergent when put-ting in the compartment.

There is detergent left on the laundry.

- Excessive laundry loaded into ma-chine.- Wrong program and temperaturemight have been selected.- Wrong detergent may have beenused.

- Do not load the machine in excess.- Select the proper program and temperature forthe laundry to be washed.- Use wool detergents for woolens.

There is too much foam

.- You may not be using proper deter-gent for automatic washing machines.- Excessive amount of detergent mayhave been used.- Too much detergent may have beenused for a small amount of lightly soiledlaundry.- Detergent may have been stored im-properly.- Type of material being washed (laceitems will cause excessive foam due totheir meshed structure).- Detergent might have been put in thewrong compartment.- Softener being released early.

- Use only automatic washing machine detergentsin your washing machine.- Use only sufficient amount of detergent.- Use only sufficient amount of detergent.- Store detergent in a closed and dry location.- Do not store in excessively hot places.- Use smaller amounts of detergent for lace items.- If you put detergent in the prewash compart-ment although you have not selected a prewashcycle, the machine can take this detergent duringrinsing or softener step.- Too much softener was put in.The detergent dispenser is problematic. Wateris siphoned (pulling the softener into the washerearly) during the fill or rinse cycles.Valves are problematic.


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Machine does work. Nothing is displayed on the screen.

The plug might not be plugged in themains outlet.Fuse may have blown.Electricity may be cut off.

The On/Off button might have notbeen pressed.

Check the plug.Check the fuse.Check the supply power.Press this button.

The machine did not start after the program was selected and the Start/Pause/Cancelbutton was pressed.

The front door may be ajar.

The Rinse Symbol amongst the Program Indicator Symbols is flashing. (Subject to themodel of your machine, water cut-off symbol may light up too)

Water may have been cut off.You can restart your machine by pressing theStart/Pause/Cancel button for a short time afterensuring that the water is not cut off.


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9 Guarantee

Your new Beko product is guaranteedagainst the cost of breakdown repairsfor twelve months from the date of theoriginal purchase.

What is covered? Repairs necessary as a result

of faulty materials, defectivecomponents or manufacturingdefect.

The cost of functional replacementparts, but excluding consumableitems.

The labour costs of a Bekoapproved repairer to carry out the

repair.

What is not covered? Transit, delivery or accidental

damage or misuse and abuse. Cabinet or appearance parts,

including knobs, flaps, handles orcontainer lids.

Accessories or consumable itemsincluding but not limited to, ice trays,

scrapers, cutlery baskets, filters andlight bulbs.

Repairs required as a result ofunauthorised repair or inexpertinstallation that fails to meet therequirements contained in the userinstruction book.

Repairs to products used oncommercial or non-residentialhousehold premises.

Loss of frozen food in freezersor fridge/freezers. (Food lossinsurance is often included withinyour household contents insurancepolicy, or may be availableseparately from your retailer).

Important notes. Your Beko product is designed and

built for domestic household useonly.

The guarantee will be void if theproduct is installed or used incommercial or non-residential

domestic household premises. The product must be correctly

installed, located and operated inaccordance with the instructionscontained in the User Instructions

Booklet provided. Professional installation by a

qualified Electrical DomesticAppliance Installer is recommendedfor all Washing Machines,Dishwashers and Electric Cookers

Gas Cookers must only be installedby a CORGI (or BORD GAIS)registered Gas Installer.

The guarantee is given only within

the boundaries of the UnitedKingdom and the Republic ofIreland.

The guarantee is applicable only tonew products and is not transferableif the product is resold.

Beko disclaims any liability forincidental or consequentialdamages.

The guarantee does not in anywaydiminish your statutory or legalrights.

Should you experience any difficulty inobtaining service please contact theBeko Customer Help-Line.

Tel: 0845 600 4911e-mail:[email protected]

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