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Operating and installation instructions Quick 60
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Please read this specification carefully before you use the product. Any failure and losses caused by ignoring the above mentioned items and cautions mentioned in the operation and installation instru...
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Contents Important information Notes on disposal Your new machine s packaging . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Your old machine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....
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Notes on disposal Safety precautions and warnings The new machine s packaging ! The washing machine must be installed and ! Dispose of packing materials in a respon- operated in a room with the drain....
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Safety precautions and Getting to know your machine warnings Please look at figures 1 , 2 , 3 and 4 Taking care of your machine: in these operating instructions. The item numbers mean the following: !...
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Programme selector Function buttons (ON/OFF and additional functions) 2 Fig. 2 Fig. The programme selector is used to set the machine to required programme, before the ON / OFF ON/OFF button is presse...
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en ro ra ro ra ro ra ll rt in -c re ri tt li Programme table ll -c re tt in Always follow the Detergent Additional manufacturers on the and fabric functions care label. softener Programme x. la ry Pre...
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Detergents and fabric-care additives Fig. 10 , 11 Frequent use of insufficient detergent will even- tually become noticeable as follows: You can use detergent which is suitable for - washing appears g...
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en Preparing laundry for washing Sorting the laundry Practical tips Sort the laundry according to the symbols Remove any loose items or metal objects, on the fabric care labels. such as safety pins, p...
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First wash cycle Opening the door / loading the machine / closing the door Carry out the first wash cycle without laundry to remove any water left over from the factory tests. Open the door 1. Check t...
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en Setting the programme / End of washing programme / Starting the programme / Switching the machine OFF Programme sequence / Altering the programme All programmes end automatically after the spin cyc...
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Cleaning / Maintenance / Frost Protection Before you begin any maintenance work, Cleaning the pump unplug the machine or switch off the fuse. Fig. 14 , 15 , 16 Turn the tap off. The pump must be clean...
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en Cleaning / Maintenance / Frost Protection Cleaning the filters in the water inlet Frost protection Fig. 17 If the machine is located in a room which is The filters in the water inlet must be cleane...
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Troubleshooting ! Only qualified technicians are permitted to repair electrical appliances. Repairs done by unauthorized persons can lead to considerable damage. Problems Possible causes / remedies Th...
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Technical specifications Customer Service Width 59.5 cm Before calling the Customer Service, see Height 85.0 cm if you can correct the problem yourself. Depth 56.0cm (To do this, refer to Troubleshoot...
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Installing the machine Built-under or built-in appliance installation ! When installing and connecting the ma- chine, special attention must be paid to the The appliance must be built under or built i...
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Water supply - cold only Align the machine Fig. 7 Fig. 18 , 20 , 21 ! The machine must be perfectly level with all For the water connection a standard cold four feet standing on the floor. It must not...
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Water Supply Installation Drainage If you use Chinese type water inlet pipe, ! When installing the machine, do not bend the water connections see fig. 18 , 20 , 21 . drain hose or pull on it. Please o...
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Contents of this brochure could be changed without written notice. Product Standard: GB 4706.1-1998 GB 4706.24-2000 GB 4706.26-2000 Part No.: 5120003358 Version: 01 Valid date: 2003.1