Instruction for Use

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Specials wash cycles
Sanitizing cycle (wash cycle 6). A high-temperature hygienic wash cycle (over 60°C) which requires the use of bleach. Pour
the bleach, the detergent and the additives into the relevant compartments (see paragraph entitled “Detergent dispenser
drawer”).
Goodnigt cycle (wash cycle 7). This is a silent cycle which can be run at night, when the electricity prices are lower. The
wash cycle is designed for cottons and synthetics. At the end of the cycle the machine stops while there is still water in the
drum; to spin and drain the laundry press the START/PAUSE button; alternatively the machine will perform the spin cycle and
drain the water automatically after 8 hours.
Baby cycle (wash cycle 8). This wash cycle can be used to remove the soiling typically caused by babies, while ensuring
that all detergent is removed from nappies in order to prevent the delicate skin of babies from suffering allergies. The cycle
has been designed to reduce the amount of bacteria by using a greater quantity of water and optimising the effect of special
disinfecting additives added to the detergent.
Mix 30’(wash cycle 4) this wash cycle was designed to wash lightly soiled garments quickly: it lasts just 30 minutes and
therefore saves both energy and time. By selecting this wash cycle (5 at 30°C), it is possible to wash different fabrics together
(except for wool and silk items), with a maximum load of 3 kg.
Mix 15’(wash cycle 5) this wash cycle was designed to wash lightly soiled garments quickly: it lasts just 15 minutes and
therefore saves both energy and time. By selecting this wash cycle (5 at 30°C), it is possible to wash different fabrics together
(except for wool and silk items), with a maximum load of 1.5 kg.
Wash cycles
For all Test Institutes:
1) Test wash cycle in compliance with regulation EN 50229: set wash cycle 6 with a temperature of 60°C.
2) Long wash cycle for cottons: set wash cycle 1 with a temperature of 40°C.
Table of wash cycles
Wash cycles
Description of the wash cycle
Max.
temp.
(°C)
Max.
speed
(rpm)
Drying
Detergents
Max.
load
(kg)
Cycle
duration
Bleach Wash
Fabric
softener
Daily wash cycles
1
Cotton (2): Heavily soiled whites and resistant colours. 60° 1200
   
7 140’
2
Coloured Cottons: Lightly soiled whites and delicate colours. 40° 1200
   
7 100’
3
Synthetics resistents: Heavily soiled resistant colours. 60° 1000

-
 
3 130’
4
Mix 30':To refresh lightly soiled garments quickly (not suitable for
wool, silk and clothes which require washing by hand).
30° 800 - -
 
3 30’
5
Mix 15': To refresh lightly soiled garments quickly (not suitable for
wool, silk and clothes which require washing by hand).
30° 800 - -
 
1,5 15’
Specials cycles
6
Sanitizing cycle: Extremely soiled whites. 90° 1200
   
7 175’
6
Sanitizing cycle (1): Heavily soiled whites and resistant colours. 60° 1200

-
 
7 180’
7
Goodnigt cycle: Lightly soiled delicate colours. 40° 800 - -
 
4 290’
8
Baby cycle: Heavily soiled delicate colours. 40° 1000

-
 
4 145’
9
Silk/Curtains: For garments in silk and viscose, lingerie. 30° 0 - -
 
1 55’
10
Wool: For wool, cashmere, etc. 40° 800

-
 
1,5 70’
Drying cycles
11
Cotton drying - -

- - - 5 -
12
Synthetics drying - -

- - - 3 -
13
Wool drying - -

- - - 1,5 -
Partials wash cycles
A
Rinse - 1200

- -

7 50’
B
Spin - 1200

- - - 7 10’
C
Drain no spin - 0 - - - - 7 3’
The length of cycle shown on the display or in this booklet is an estimation only and is calculated assuming standard working conditions. The actual duration can vary accor-
ding to factors such as water temperature and pressure, the amount of detergent used, the amount and type of load inserted, load balancing and any wash options selected.