Installation Instruction
Table Of Contents
- en Instruction Manual and Installation Instructions
- Contentsen Instruction Manual and Installation Instructions
- 8 Intended use 4
- ( Safety instructions 5
- 7 Environmental protection 7
- 5 Positioning and connecting 8
- * Getting to know the appliance 16
- Z Laundry 19
- C Detergent 20
- 0 Programme default settings 21
- \ Additional programme settings 23
- 1 Operating the appliance 24
- H Sensors 29
- M Setting the signal 30
- 2 Cleaning and maintenance 30
- 3 Faults and what to do about them 33
- 4 After-sales service 38
- J Technical data 38
- 8 Intended use
- Read the Instruction Manual and Installation Instructions and all other information supplied with the washing machine and use the machine accordingly.
- Retain the documents for subsequent use.
- ( Safety instructions
- : Warning
- : Warning
- Risk of injury!
- ■ When the washing machine is lifted by its protruding parts (e.g. the washing machine door), the components may break off and cause injuries.
- ■ If you climb on the washing machine, the worktop may break and cause injuries.
- ■ If you lean on the washing machine door when it is open, the washing machine may tip over and cause injuries.
- ■ Reaching into the drum when it is turning can cause injuries to hands.
- : Warning
- : Warning
- : Warning
- : Warning
- : Warning
- : Warning
- : Warning
- Do’s
- Don’ts
- Bag:
- In addition, a hose clamp (24 - 40 mm diameter, available from specialist dealers) is required to connect the water drain hose to a siphon.
- Useful tools
- Safety instructions
- : Warning
- Risk of injury!
- ■ The washing machine is very heavy.
- ■ When the washing machine is lifted by its protruding parts (e.g. the washing machine door), the components may break off and cause injuries.
- ■ If the hose and mains cables are not routed properly, there is a risk of tripping and injury.
- Notes
- Note:
- Note:
- Platform order no.: WMZ 20490, WZ 20490, WZ 20510, WZ 20520
- * depending on model
- Observe the following when connecting the machine:
- Optimum water pressure in the supply network
- At least 100 kPa (1 bar)
- Maximum 1000 kPa (10 bar)
- When the tap is open, the water flow is at least 8 l/min.
- If the water pressure is higher than this, a pressure-reducing valve must be installed.
- Connection
- You can lay the water drain hose as follows:
- Level the appliance using a spirit level.
- Incorrect levelling may result in intense noise, vibrations and "wandering".
- Observe the following information and ensure that:
- Grounding Instructions
- This appliance must be grounded. In the event of malfunction or breakdown, grounding will reduce the risk of electric shock by providing a path of least resistance for the electric current. This appliance is equipped with a cord that has an equipment...
- The washing machine was thoroughly tested before leaving the factory. To remove any residues from the production and to remove water that may be left over from the test, run the first wash cycle without any laundry.
- Notes
- 1. Check the machine.
- 2. Remove the protective foil from the work top and the control panel.
- 3. Connect the mains plug.
- 4. Turn on the tap.
- 5. Close the door (do not load any laundry).
- 6. Depending on the model, select ¾ Drum Clean 90 °C or i Cottons 90 °C program.
- 7. Open the detergent drawer.
- 8. Pour approximately 1 litre of water into compartment II.
- 9. Pour standard detergent into compartment II.
- 10. Close the detergent drawer.
- 11. Press the A button.
- 12. When the program ends, switch off the appliance.
- Notes
- e.g. when moving home
- Before switching on the appliance again:
- * Getting to know the appliance
- Getting to know the appliance
- Washing machine
- Control panel
- Control panel depending on the model
- Therefore, note the following tips when preparing your laundry:
- Sort your laundry according to the care instructions and manufacturer's information on the care labels:
- Starching is possible in all wash programmes if liquid starch is used. Starching with liquid starch is possible in programs such as Rinse and Cottons
- Dye should only be used in normal household quantities. Salt may damage stainless steel. Always follow the dye manufacturer's instructions.
- Do not use the washing machine to bleach clothes.
- Soaking
- 1. Pour soaking agent/detergent into compartment II in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.
- 2. Select the desired programme.
- 3. Press the A button to start the programme.
- 4. After approx. ten minutes, press the A button to pause the programme.
- 5. After the desired soaking time, press the A button again to continue or change the programme.
- Notes
- The care label is crucial for selecting the correct detergent, temperature and treatment of the laundry.
- For light and normal soiling, you can save energy (lower washing temperature) and detergent.
- You can find possible programme default settings in the overview; these differ depending on the model.
- These are displayed in the display panel after selecting the programme.
- You can change the default settings. ~ Page 24
- You can find an overview of all possible program settings on the supplementary sheet for the installation and operating instructions.
- (°C, Temp. °C)
- Setting depending on the model
- Depending on what stage the program is in, you can change the set temperature before and at the beginning of the program.
- The maximum temperature that can be set depends on the program that has been selected.
- (0, rpm 0)
- Depending on what stage the program is in, you can change the spin speed (in rpm; revolutions per minute) before and during the program.
- Setting 0: The rinsing water is drained but there is no final spin. The laundry stays wet inside the drum, e.g. for items that should not be spun.
- Setting - - - -: (Rinse Stop) = no final spin. The laundry stays in the water after the final rinse.
- You can select "Rinse Stop" to prevent creasing if the laundry will not be taken out of the washing machine immediately after the program has ended.
- To continue/end the program ~ Page 28
- The maximum speed that can be set depends on the model and program that has been selected.
- (ñ, ñ Finish in, ñ Ready in)
- Before starting the program, you can preselect the program end ("Ready in" time) in hourly increments (h = hour) up to a maximum of 24 hours.
- 1. Select a program.
- 2. Press the Finished in-time button repeatedly until the required number of hours is displayed.
- 3. Press the A button.
- 1. Press the A button.
- 2. Use the Finished in-time button to change the number of hours.
- 3. Press the A button.
- 1. Press the A button.
- 2. Open the door and add or remove laundry.
- 3. Close the door.
- 4. Press the A button.
- Note:
- You can find an overview of all possible additional settings on the supplementary sheet for the installation and operating instructions.
- The settings vary depending on the model.
- (G F, G SpeedPerfect, F EcoPerfect)
- Button with two possible settings for adapting the selected program:
- Press the button to do this. First of all, you can select the Speed setting. If you press the button again, the Eco setting is active. The respective symbol is shown in the display when the setting is activated.
- If you press the button again, no setting is active.
- (Q) Easy-Iron)
- Button depending on the model
- Reduces creasing thanks to a special spin sequence followed by fluffing and reduced spin speed.
- (T) Prewash)
- Button depending on the model
- For heavily soiled laundry.
- There will be a prewash cycle at a low temperature before the main washing.
- (Z, Z Water+)
- Button depending on the model
- Higher water level and additional rinse cycle for particularly sensitive skin and/or for areas with very soft water
- (', ' Rinse+))
- Button depending on the model
- Additional rinse cycle, for areas with very soft water or for an even better rinsing result.
- (Z)
- Button depending on the model
- Reduces tangles upto 50%
- ~ Page 27
- Use the program selector to select the required program. The program selector can be rotated in either direction.
- The appliance is switched on.
- The following default settings and program information for the selected program appear in the display panel
- *depending on the model
- You can use the default settings or change them.
- To do this, repeatedly select the corresponding button until the required setting is displayed.
- The settings are activated without needing to be confirmed.
- They are not saved when the appliance is switched off.
- ~ "Programme default settings" on page 21
- Overview of programmes ~ Supplementary sheet for the operating and installation instructions.
- By selecting additional settings, you can better adapt the washing process to your items of laundry.
- The settings can be selected or deselected depending on the programme progress.
- The indicator lamp for the button lights up if a setting is active.
- The settings are not saved when the appliance is switched off.
- ~ "Additional programme settings" on page 23
- Overview of programmes ~ Supplementary sheet for the operating and installation instructions.
- Measuring
- Measure the detergent and care products according to:
- Filling
- Pour the detergent and care products into the appropriate compartments:
- Measuring aid* for liquid detergent
- *depending on the model
- For models without a measuring aid, pour the liquid detergent into the appropriate dispenser and place it in the drum.
- Press the A button. The indicator lamp lights up and the program starts.
- The display panel shows the Ready in time while the program is running or the program duration and the program progress symbols once the wash cycle has started. ~ "Display panel" on page 17
- If you want to lock the program to prevent it from being inadvertently adjusted, you can select the childproof lock as follows.
- (E 3 sec.)
- You can lock the washing machine to prevent the functions you have set from being changed inadvertently. To do this, activate the childproof lock when the program has started.
- To activate/deactivate, press and hold the Spin speed and Finished in-time buttons at the same time after the washing program has started. Keep pressing the two buttons for approx. three seconds. The E symbol appears in the display panel.
- Following the start of the program, you can add or remove laundry as required.
- Press the A button to do this.
- The A button indicator lamp flashes and the machine checks whether it is possible to add laundry.
- If the following appears in the display panel:
- To continue the program, press the button A. The program continues automatically.
- Notes
- Changing the programme
- 1. Press the A button.
- 2. Select another program.
- 3. Press the A button.The new program starts from the beginning.
- 1. Press the A button.
- 2. To cool down laundry: Select ' Rinse.
- 3. Press the A button.
- 1. Press the A button.
- 2. Select 0 Spin/Drain [//0 Spin/ Empty [.
- 3. Press the A button.
- Notes
- - - - - 0 appears in the display panel and the indicator lamp of the A button flashes.
- Continue the program by:
- * depending on the chosen program -> Overview of programmes
- End appears in the display panel and the indicator lamp of the A button is off.
- The automatic load-sensing function perfectly adapts the water consumption to each programme depending on the type of fabric and the load.
- The automatic unbalanced load detection system detects imbalances and ensures even distribution of the laundry by repeatedly starting and stopping the drum spinning.
- If the laundry is extremely unevenly distributed, the spin speed is reduced or the spin cycle is not performed for safety reasons.
- The automatic voltage control system detects an unacceptable low voltage supply. The colon on the Ready in display is flashing while there is an unacceptable undervoltage supply.
- Once the supply voltage is stable again, the colon of the Ready in display lights up (Normal mode).
- The detected voltage under-usage is indicated in the further program sequence by all three points lighting up in the display.
- You can change the following settings:
- You will need to activate the setting mode in order to change these settings.
- Changing the volume
- Exiting setting mode You can now end the process and set the program selector to the off position. The settings are saved.
- Use chlorine-free cleaning agents, do not use steel wool.
- If there are odours in the washing machine, or to clean the drum, run the ¾ Drum Clean 90 °C or i Cottons 90 °C program without laundry. Add washing powder.~ "Faults and what to do about them" on page 35
- Descaling should not be necessary if the detergent is measured out correctly. However, if it is required, follow the manufacturer's instructions for the descaling agent. Suitable descalers can be obtained via our website or from our after-sales servi...
- Detergent drawer and housing
- 1. Pull out the detergent drawer. Press down the insert and fully remove the drawer.
- 2. To remove the insert: Push the insert upwards from below with your finger.
- 3. Clean the detergent dispenser tray and insert with water and a brush, and dry it. Clean the inside of the housing as well.
- 4. Fit the insert and lock it in place (push the cylinder onto the guide pin).
- 5. Push in the detergent drawer.
- Note:
- : Warning
- Risk of scalding!
- 1. Turn off the water tap so that no more water can flow in and has to be drained via the drain pump.
- 2. Switch off the appliance.
- 3. Disconnect the mains plug.
- 4. Open and remove the service flap.
- 5. Take the drain hose out of the retainer.
- 6. Carefully unscrew the pump cover, residual water may leak out.
- 7. Place the service flap back on, lock it into place, and close it.
- Note:
- The drain hose at the siphon is blocked
- 1. Switch off the appliance.
- 2. Disconnect the mains plug.
- 3. Loosen the hose clamp. Carefully remove the drain hose; residual water may leak out.
- 4. Clean the drain hose and siphon connecting piece.
- 5. Reattach the drain hose and secure the connection using the hose clamp.
- 1. Turn off the tap.
- 2. Select any program (except 0 Spin/ Drain [//0 Spin/Empty [).
- 3. Press the A button. Allow the program to run for approximately 40 seconds.
- 4. Turn the program selector to off position.
- 5. Pull out the mains plug.
- 6. Clean the filter on the tap:
- 7. For standard and Aqua-Secure models, clean the filter on the rear of the appliance:
- 8. Insert the filter, connect the hose and check for leaks.
- (depending on the model)
- e.g. in the event of a power outage
- If you cannot correct the fault yourself ~ "Faults and what to do about them" on page 33 please contact our after-sales service. ~ Back page
- We will always find an appropriate solution in order to avoid unnecessary visits by engineers.
- Please give the after-sales service the product number (E no.) and the production number (FD) of the appliance.
- *depending on the model
- Trust the expertise of the manufacturer.
- Contact us for assistance. By doing so, you will ensure that the repairs are carried out by trained service personnel using genuine spare parts.
- Dimensions: 850 x 600 x 590 mm
- (Height x width x depth)
- Weight 63-83 kg (depending on model)
- Mains connection: Mains voltage 220-240 V, 50 Hz
- Nominal current 10 A
- Nominal input 1900-2300 W
- Water pressure: 100-1000 kPa (1-10 bar)
Sensors en
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H Sensors
Sensors
Automatic load sensing
The automatic load-sensing function
perfectly adapts the water consumption
to each programme depending on the
type of fabric and the load.
Unbalanced load detection
system
The automatic unbalanced load detection
system detects imbalances and ensures
even distribution of the laundry by
repeatedly starting and stopping the drum
spinning.
If the laundry is extremely unevenly
distributed, the spin speed is reduced or
the spin cycle is not performed for safety
reasons.
Note: Place large and small items of
laundry evenly in the drum.
~ "Faults and what to do about them"
on page 33
VoltCheck
The automatic voltage control system
detects an unacceptable low voltage
supply. The colon on the Ready in display
is flashing while there is an unacceptable
undervoltage supply.
Once the supply voltage is stable again,
the colon of the Ready in display lights up
(Normal mode).
The detected voltage under-usage is
indicated in the further program
sequence by all three points lighting up in
the display.
Note: Voltage under-usages can for
example result in program extensions
and/or non-satisfactory results.