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WASHING-MACHINE

EW

1026

F

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Electrolux

CONTENTS

Warnings

.

Installation

Transit

devices

Positioning.

Water

inlet.

Water

drainage

Electrical

connection

.

Use.

Control

panel

.

:

Detergent

dispenser

drawer.

Controls

Washing

hints

.

Detergents

and

additives

Washing

programmes

International

wash

code

symbols

Operating

sequence

.

Maintenance

.

Bodywork.

.

.

2.)

Detergent

dispenser

drawer.

Drain

filter

.

Water

inlet

filter

Something

not

working?

.

TECHNICAL

SPECIFICATIONS

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39

DIMENSIONS

Height

85cm

Width

60

cm

Depth

61cm

POWER

SUPPLY

VOLTAGE/FREQUENCY

220

V/60

Hz

TOTAL

POWER

ABSORBED

2200

W

MINIMUM

FUSE

PROTECTION

10A

WATER

PRESSURE

Minimum

5

N/cm@

Maximum

80

N/cm2

MAXIMUM

LOAD

Cotton

7

kg

Synthetics,

delicate

fabrics

2kg

Woollens

1kg

SPIN

SPEED

1000

rpm

2g

x

”

|

So

a

i

WARNINGS

It

is

important

that

this

instruction

book

be

kept

with

the

appliance

for

future

reference.

If

you

sell

or

give

the

appliance

away,

make

sure

that

the

book

is

passed

to

the

new

owners

so

that

they

can

familiarise

themselves

with

its

operation

and

relevant

warnings.

The

following

warnings

are

provided

in

the

inter-

ests

of

overall

safety.

You

must

read

them

careful-

ly

before

installing

or

using

the

appliance.

=

When

unpacking

the

appliance,

check

that

it

is

not

damaged.

If

in

doubt,

do

not

use

it

and

contact

the

Service

Centre.

INSTALLATION

«

All

internal

packing

must

be

removed

before

using

the

appliance.

Serious

damage

may

be

caused

to

the

machine

or

adjacent

furniture

if

the

protective

transit

devices

are

not

removed

or

are

not

com-

pletely

removed.

Refer

to

the

relevant

paragraph

in

the

instruction

book.

=

Any

electrical

work

required

to

install

this

appliance

must

be

carried

out

by

a

qualified

electrician.

=

Any

plumbing

work

required

to

install

this

appli-

ance

must

be

carried

out

by

a

qualified

plumber.

«

After

having

installed

the

machine,

check

that

it

is

not

standing

on

its

electrical

supply

cable.

=

If

the

appliance

is

placed

on

a

carpeted

floor,

ensure

that

air

can

circulate

freely

between

the

feet

and

the

floor.

USE

=

This

appliance

is

designed

for

domestic

use.

It

must

not

be

used

for

purposes

other

than

those

for

which

it

was

designed.

=

Do

not

overload

the

appliance.

Follow

the

instruc-

tions

in

this

book.

=

Only

wash

fabrics

which

are

designed

to

be

ma-

chine

washed.

Follow

the

instructions

on

each

gar-

ment

label.

=

Make

sure

that

all

pockets

are

empty.

Objects

such

as

coins,

safety

pins,

pins

and

screws

can

cause

extensive

damage.

=»

Do

not

machine

wash

garments

saturated

with

petroleum,

methylated

spirits,

trichlorethylene,

etc.

If

such

fluids

have

been

used

to

remove

stains

prior

to

washing,

wait

until

they

have

completely

evaporated

from

the

fabric

before

placing

garments

in

the

appliance.

=

Place

smail

items

such

as

socks,

belts,

etc.

in

a

cloth

bag

or

pillowcase

to

prevent

them

getting

trapped

between

the

drum

and

the

tub.

=

Use

only

the

recommended

quantities

of

fabric

soften-

er.

An

excessive

amount

could

damage

the

laundry.

24

=

Leave

the

porthole

door

slightly

ajar

when

the

appliance

is

not

in

use.

This

preserves

the

door

seal

and

prevents

the

formation

of

musty

smells.

=

Always

check

that

water

has

emptied

out

befor

opening

the

door.

If

not,

drain

the

water

following

the

instructions

in

the

instruction

book.

«

Always

unplug

the

appliance

and

shut

the

water

tap

after

use.

SERVICE/REPAIR

«

In

the

event

of

a

fault,

do

not

attempt

to

repair

the

appliance

yourself.

Repairs

carried

out

by

inexperit

enced

persons

may

cause

damage.

=

If

repairs

are

needed,

contact

an

authorised

sert

vice

centre

and

ask

for

genuine

spare

parts.

SAFETY

=

This

appliance

is

designed

to

be

used

by

adults)

Children

must

not

be

allowed

to

touch

the

control

or

play

with

the

product.

=

During

high

temperature

wash

cycles

the

glass

door

becomes

very

hot.

Do

not

touch

it.

=

Pets

sometimes

climb

into

washing

machines

Check

the

drum

before

each

use.

PROTECTION

OF

THE

ENVIRONMENT

=

Materials

marked

with

the

ras}

symbol

are

recy:

clable.

To

enable

them

to

be

recycled,

they

mush

be

placed

in

the

appropriate

collection

areas

(o

containers).

Check

with

your

local

authorities.

>PE<=

polyethylene

>PS<=

polystyrene

>PP<=polypropylene

power

supply

cable

and

make

the

door

closin

device

inoperative

to

avoid

it

becoming

a

deat

trap

for

a

child.

=

When

the

appliance

is

to

be

scrapped,

cut

off

ng

INSTALLATION

Transit

devices

All

transit

bolts

and

packing

must

be

removed

before

using

the

appliance.

Proceed

as

follows:

Using

a

spanner,

un-

screw

and

remove

the

rear

right-hand

bolt

and

lay

the

machine

on

its

back,

taking

care

not

to

squash

the

hoses.

This

can

be

avoided

by

plac-

ing

one

of

the

corner

packing

pieces

between

the

machine

and

the

Remove

the

polystyrene

blocks

from

the

underside

of

the

machine

and

release

the

two

plastic

bags

by

removing

the

adhesive

strip.

Carefully

remove

the

right-hand

bag

(1)

then

the

left-

hand

bag

(2)

by

pulling

them

towards

the

centre

of

the

_machine.

Set

the

machine

upright

and

remove

the

two

remain-

ing

bolts

from

the

back.

Pull

out

the

three

plastic

pegs

from

the

holes

into

which

the

bolts

were

fitted.

Plug

the

open

holes

with

the

plugs

which

you

will

find

at

the

back

of

the

appliance.

Note:

You

are

advised

to

keep

all

transit

devices

so

that

they

can

be

refitted

if

the

machine

ever

has

to

be

transported

again.

Positioning

Install

the

machine

on

a

flat

hard

floor.

Make

sure

that

air

circulation

around

the

machine

i

not

impeded

by

carpets,

rugs

etc.

Check

that

ing

machine

does

not

touch

the

wall

or

other

kitche

units.

Carefully

level

by

screwing

the

adjustable

feet

in

o|

out.

Never

place

cardboard,

wood

or

similar

material

under

the

machine

to

compensate

for

any

uneven}

ness

in

the

floor.

After

having

levelled

the

machine,

tighten

the

lock

nuts.

Water

inlet

Connect

the

water

inlet

hose

to

a

tap

with

a

3/4]

thread

after

having

inserted

the

small

filter

“A”

sup}

plied

with

the

machine.

The

inlet

hose

must

not

be

lengthened.

If

it

is

too

sho

and

you

do

not

wish

to

move

the

tap,

you

will

have

"

purchase

a

new,

longer

hose

specially

designed

fo

this

type

of

use.

The

other

end

of

the

inlet

hose

which

connects

to

a

machine

can

be

turned

in

any

direction.

Simply

loose!

the

fitting,

rotate

the

hose

and

retighten

the

fitting

making

sure

there

are

no

water

leaks.

25

x

”

wal

So

2

i

Water

drainage

The

end

of

the

drain

hose

can

be

positioned

in

three

ways:

Hooked

over

the

edge

of

a

sink

using

the

plastic

hose

guide

sup-

plied

with

the

machine.

In this

case,

make

sure

the

end

cannot

come

unhooked

when

the

machine

is

emptying.

This

could

be

done

by

tying

it

to

the

tap

with

a

piece

of

string

or

attaching

it

to

the

wall.

In

a

sink

drain

pipe

branch.

This

branch

must

be

above

the

trap

so

that

the

bend

is

at

least

60

cm

above

the

ground.

Directly

into

a

drain

pipe

at

a

height

of

not

less

than

60

cm

and

not

more

than

90

cm.

The

end

of

the

drain

hose

must

always

be

ventilated,

ie.

the

inside

diameter

of

the

drain

pipe

must

be

larg-

er

than

the

outside

diameter

of

the

drain

hose.

The

drain

hose

must

not

be

kinked.

Run

it

along

the

floor;

only

the

part

near

the

drainage

point

must

be

raised.

26

Electrical

connection

Before

plugging

the

appliance

into

the

wall

socket,

make

sure

that:

1.

the

mains

voltage

corresponds

to

the

voltage

given

in

the

technical

specifications:

2.

the

meter,

fuses,

mains

power

supply

and

wall

socket

can

all

take

the

maximum

load

required.

Make

sure

that

the

socket

and

plug

are

compatibl

without

having

to

use

any

type

of

adapter.

If

riscod

sary,

have

the

domestic

wiring

system

socket

replaced.

The

electric

cable

must

not

be

extended.

if

it

is

se

short

and

you

do

not

wish

to

move

the

socket,

replac

it

completely

with

a

longer

cable.

Safety

standards

require

the

appliance

to

be

earthed.

The

Manufacturer

accepts

no

liability

for

failure

to

observe

the

above

safety

precautions.

Important

If

the

socket

in

your

house

is

not

earthed,

you

have

tb

do

a

separate

earth

connection

using

the

special

green

and

yellow

ground

wire

which

you

can

find

on

the

back

of

your

appliance.

This

wire

has

to

be

cort

nected

to

an

efficient

earth.

If,

instead,

your

domestic

wiring

system

is

alread

earthed,

this

wire

must

not

be

used

and

we

sugge:

you

to

simply

cut

it

off

and

to

throw

it

away.

USE

Control

panel

——

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9

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1

Detergent

dispenser

drawer

and

pro-

gramme

chart

Symbols

LU)

Prewash

uy

Main

wash

2

Start/Stop

button

©

Press

this

button

to

start

the

machine,

press

again

to

interrupt

a

programme

or

switch

off

the

power

supply

to

the

machine.

3

Spin

speed

reduction

button

|!©

When

this

button

is

pressed,

the

spin

speed

is

redu-

ced

from

1000

to

850 rpm

with

cotton

programmes.

4

Super

rinse

button

By

pressing

this

button

on

programmes

for

cotton

and

linen

the

machine

will

increase

the

water

level

in

the

rinse

phases.

This

is

particularly

useful

for

people

allergic

to

deter-

gents

or

with

delicate

skin

and

in

areas

with

very

soft

water.

5

Quick

wash

button

[4]

By

depressing

this

button

on

cotton

and

synthetic

pro-

grammes

_

the

wash

time

will

be

reduced

by

approx.

10

mins.

This

is

suitable

only

for

garments

which

are

lightly

soiled.

6

Anticrease

button

oO

Press

this

button

to

make

the

machine

stop

with

water|

in

the

drum

after

the

synthetic

or

delicate

wash

cycles.

This

prevents

any

creasing

which

may

take

place

if

the

clothes

are

left

damp

_

in

the

drum.

When

it

is

con-

venient

for

you

to

empty

the

machine,

simply

press

this

button

again

so

that

the

machine

can

proceed

to

drain

and

spin,

or

select

the

drain

programme

P.

If

this

button

is

not

activated,

the

washing

program-

mes

will

end

with

a

short

spin.

Do

not

press

this

button

for

woollens:

wool

items

should

be

gently

spun.

7

Door

open

button

—Q

Press

to

open

the

door.

8

“Door

locked”

pilot

light

This

light

comes

on

when

the

programme

starts,

indi-

cating

that

the

door

is

locked.

The

door

cannot

be

opened

until

the

light

goes

out.

9

Temperature

selector

dial

9

Turn

this

dial

to

select

the

washing

temperature.

Position

3€:

cold

wash.

10

Programme

selector

dial

To

select

the

required

programme,

turn

this

dial

clockwise

until

the

programme

letter

is

exactly

oppo-

site

the

pointer:

-

red

sector

for

cotton

and

linen

-

blue

sector

for

synthetics,

delicate

fabrics,

woollens

-

grey

sector

for

extra

prewash

11

Operating

pilot

light

This

light

illuminates

when

the

machine

starts

operat-

ing

and

goes

out

when

the

start/stop

button

is

pressed

again.

27

x

%

a

So

Zz

wi

Washing

hints

Sorting

the

laundry

Follow

the

wash

code

symbols

on

each

garment

label

and

the

manufacturer’s

washing

instructions.

Sort

the

laundry

as

follows:

whites,

coloureds,

synthetics,

delicates,

woollens.

Temperatures

95°

for

normally

soiled

white

cottons

and

linen

(e.g.

tea

cloths,

towels,

tablecloths,

sheets...)

60°

for

normally

soiled,

colour

fast

garments

(e.g.

shirts,

night

dresses,

pyjamas....)

in

linen,

cotton

or

synthetic

fibres

and

for

lightly

soiled

white

cotton

(e.g.

under-

wear).

*

(cold)

for

delicate

items

(e.g.

net

curtains),

30°-40°

mixed

laundry

including

synthetic

fibres

and

woollens

bearing

the

label

«pure

new

wool,

machine

washable,

non-

shrink»

Before

loading

the

laundry

Never

wash

whites

and

coloureds

together.

Whites

may

lose

their

“whiteness”

in

the

wash.

New

coloured

items

may

run

in

the

first

wash;

they

should

therefore

be

washed

separately

the

first

time.

Make

sure

that

no

metal

objects

are

left

in

the

laundry

(e.g.

hair

clips,

safety

pins,

pins).

Button

up

pillowcases,

close

zip

fasteners,

hooks

and

poppers.

Tie

any

belts

or

long

tapes.

Remove

persistent

stains

before

washing.

Rub

partic-

ularly

soiled

areas

with

a

special

detergent

or

deter-

gent

paste.

Treat

curtains

with

special

care.

Remove

hooks

or

tie

them

up

in

a

bag

or

net.

Maximum

loads

Recommended

loads

are

indicated

in

the

programme

charts.

General

rules:

cotton,

linen:

drum

full

but

not

too

tightly

packed

synthetics:

drum

no

more

than

half

full

delicate

fabrics

and

woollens:

drum

no

more

than

one

third

full

Washing

a

maximum

load

makes

the

most

efficient

use

of.

water

and

energy.

For

heavily

soiled

laundry,

reduce

the

load

size.

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Removing

stains

Stubborn

stains

may

not

be

removed

by

just

water

and

detergent.

It

is

therefore

advisable

to

treat

the

prior

to

washing.

Blood:

treat

fresh

stains

with

cold

water.

For

dried

stains,

Soak

overnight

in

water

with

a

special

deter-

gent

then

rub

in

the

soap

and

water.

Oil

based

paint:

moisten

with

benzine

stain

remove

lay

the

garment

on

a

soft

cloth

and dab

the

stain;

treat

several

times.

Dried

grease

stains:

moisten

with

turpentine,

lay

the

garment

on

a

soft

surface

and

dab

the

stain

with

the

fingertips

and

a

cotton

cloth.

removing

product

used

cold.

Be

careful

with

rugt

stains

which

are

not

recent

since

the

cellulose

stru¢-

ture

will

already

have

been

damaged

and

the

fabric

tends

to

hole.

Rust:

oxalic

acid

dissolved

in

hot

water

or

a

ni

Mould

stains:

treat

with

bleach,

rinse

well

(whites

and

fast

coloureds

only).

Grass:

soap

lightly

and

treat

with

bleach

(whites

and

fast

coloureds

only).

Ball

point

pen

and

glue:

moisten

with

acetone

(*),

lay the

garment

on

a

soft

cloth

and

dab

the

stain:

Lipstick:

moisten

with

acetone

as

above,

then

treat

stains

with

methylated

spirits.

Remove

any

residual

marks

from

white

fabrics

with

bleach.

Red

wine:

soak

in

water

and

detergent,

rinse

an

treat

with

acetic

or

citric

acid,

then

rinse.

Treat

an|

residual

marks

with

bleach.

Ink:

depending

on

the

type

of

ink,

moisten

the

fabri

first

with

acetone

(*),

then

with

acetic

acid;

treat

any

residual

marks

on

white

fabrics

with

bleach

and

the

rinse

thoroughly.

Tar

stains:

first

treat

with

stain

remover,

methylated

spirits

or

benzine,

then

rub

with

detergent

paste.

(*)

do

not

use

acetone

on

artificial

silk

Laundry

weights

The

following

weights

are

indicative:

bathrobe

1200

g

napkin

100g

quilt

cover

700

g

sheet

500

g

pillow

case

200

g

tablecloth

250g

towelling

towel

200

g

tea

cloth

100

g

night

dress

200g

ladies’

briefs

100g

man’s

work

shirt

600

g

man’s

shirt

200

g

man’s

pyjamas

500g

blouse

100

g

men’s

underpants

100

g

Detergents

and

additives

Good

washing

results

also

depend

on

the

choice

of

detergent

and

use

of

the

correct

quantities

to

avoid

waste

and

protect

the

environment.

Although

biodegradable,

detergents

contain

substances

which,

in

large

quantities,

can

upset

the

delicate

balance

of

nature.

The

choice

of

detergent

will

depend

on

the

type

of

fabric

(delicates,

woollens,

cottons,

etc.),

the

colour,

washing

temperature

and

degree

of

soiling.

All

commonly

available

washing

machine

detergents

may

be

used

in

this

appliance:

—

powder

detergents

for

all

types

of

fabric,

—-

powder

detergents

for

delicate

fabrics

(60°C

max)

and

woollens,

—

liquid

detergents,

preferably

for

low

temperature

wash

programmes

(60°C

max)

for

all

types

of

fab-

ric,

or

special

for

woollens

only,

—

multi-part

detergents

for

separate

dispensing

of

detergent,

water

softener

and

bleach.

The

detergent

and

any

additives

must

be

placed

in

the

appropriate

compartments

of

the

dispenser

drawer

before

starting

the

wash

programme.

If

using

concentrated

powder

or

liquid

detergents,

a

programme

without

prewash

must

be

selected.

Pour

liquid

detergent

into

the

dispenser

drawer

com-

partment

marked

(IJ

just

before

starting

the

pro-

gramme.

Any

fabric

softener

or

starching

additives

must

be

poured

into

the

compartment

marked

@

before

start-

ing

the

wash

programme.

Follow

the

product

manufacturer’s

recommendations

on

quantities

to

use.

Quantity

of

detergent

to

be

used

The

type

and

quantity

of

detergent

will

depend

on

the

type

of

fabric,

load

size,

degree

of

soiling

and

hard-

ness

of

the

water

used.

Water

hardness

is

classified

in

so-called

“degrees”

of

hardness.

Information

on

hardness

of

the

water

in

your

area

can

be

obtained

from

the

relevant

water

supply

company,

or

from your

local

authority.

Follow

the

product

manufacturers’

instructions

on

quantities

to

use.

Use

less

detergent

if:

-

you

are

washing

a

small

load

—

the

laundry

is

lightly

soiled

—

large

amounts

of

foam

form

during

washing.

Hints

on

how

to

save

energy

and

protect

the

environment

By

following

these

hints,

you

will

obtain

economical

washing

without

damaging

the

environment:

—

whenever

possible,

wash

the

maximum

load

far

the

selected

programme,

—

measure

out

detergent

according

to

the

water

hardness,

degree

of

soiling

and

quantity

of

laund

being

washed,

-

use

the

prewash

programme

only

for

very

heavil

soiled

laundry.

This

new

washing

machine,

which

is

fitted

with

the

Direct

Spray

System,

meets

all

modern

needs

for

effective

treatment

of

laundry

with

low

water,

ener-

gy

and

detergent

consumption.

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%

al

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Pa

iui

ENERGETIC

PROGRAMMES

FOR

COTTON

AND

LINEN

Maximum

load

7

kg

bere

Temp.

Type

of

laundry

Cycle

description

Possible

4:

options

A

95°

Whites,

normally

soiled

Wash

at

95°C

Rinses

Spin

@)eal

A

60°

Fast

coloureds,

normally

soiled

Wash

at

60°C

Rinses

Spin

lO

bx

°_ane

|

Non

fast

coloureds,

A

|

30°-40

normally

soiled

Wash

at

30°-40°C

Rinses

Spin

@yeal

B+

30°-60°

Quick

wash

lightly

soiled

Rinses

D

Special

treatments

ans

Wash

at

30°-60°C

Rinses

Spin

Rinses

with

additive

Spin

Rinse

with

softener

Spin

1©

16

!@

F

Spin

Drain

and

long

spin

Q_

|

30°-40°

extra

prewash

Prewash

at

30°-40°C

Short

spin

The

temperatures

indicated

are

the

optimum

temperatures

for

each

programme

and

depend

on

the

type

of

laundry

and

degree

of

soiling.

30

GENTLE

PROGRAMMES

FOR

SYNTHETICS,

MIXED

FIBRES,

DELICATES

AND

WOOLLENS

Maximum

load

2

kg,

woollens

1

kg

Possible

options

Progr.

Temp.

Type

of

laundry

Cycle

description

x

2

a

o

Zz

iu

Wash

at

60°C

Rinses

oO

Short

spin

G

60°

Synthetics

normally

soiled

Wash

at

30°-60°C

Rinses

Short

spin

H+

30°-60°

Quick

wash

lightly

soiled

is

K

30°-40°

Woollens

&

Wash

at

30°-40°C

F

Rinses

Short

spin

Wash

at

30°-40°C

Rinses

Short

spin

7

L

30°-40°

|

Delicates

Rinses

with

additive

Short

spin

M

Rinses

Rinse

with

additive

Short

spin

Cd);ad);ad;dadia

Special

treatments

Drain

and

short

spin

P

Drain

Empty

out

water

oan?

Prewash

at

30°-40°C

Q

30°-40°

|

Extra

prewash

Short

epin

The

temperatures

indicated

are

the

optimum

temperatures

for

each

programme

and

depend

on

the

type

of

laundry

and

degree

of

soiling.

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