Page 2 - Important; Printed on recycled paper.
Dear customer, Please read these operating instructions carefully and pay particular atten-tion to the safety notes indicated in the first pages. We recommend that youkeep this instruction booklet for future reference and pass it on to any futureowners. The warning triangle and/or the key words (War...
Page 3 - Contents
Contents Safety instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Disposal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Tips for environme...
Page 5 - Installation
Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45-50 Unpacking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45Positioning . . . . . . ....
Page 6 - Safety instructions; General safety; hold of the plug itself.; • Follow the installation instructions; carefully
Safety instructions Your safety is of paramount importance, please ensure you read this instruc-tion book before installing or using this appliance. General safety • Repairs to the machine must be carried out only by qualified personnel. Repairs carried out by inexperienced persons could cause injur...
Page 8 - Disposal; Packaging materials; The materials marked with the symbol; Machine; The symbol
Disposal Packaging materials The materials marked with the symbol are recyclable. >PE< =polyethylene >PS< =polystyrene >PP< =polypropylene This means that they can be recycled by disposing of them properly in appro-priate collection containers. Machine Use authorised disposal sites...
Page 9 - Tips for environmental protection; • The machine works more economically if it is fully loaded.
Tips for environmental protection To save water, energy and to help protect the environment, we recommendthat you follow these tips: • Normally soiled laundry may be washed without prewashing in order to save detergent, water and time (the environment is protected too!). • Use the energy saving prog...
Page 10 - Main features of your washing machine
Main features of your washing machine • Programme and temperature setting using the programme selector. • Stain option for effectively treating stained washing. • Energy saving programme for normally soiled cotton items. • Speed for the final spin can be reduced to 900, 700 or 500 rpm. • RINSE HOLD ...
Page 11 - Description of the appliance; Front view; Detergent drawer
Description of the appliance Front view 11 RINSE HOLD 1200 900700500 START PAUSE EXTRA RINSE WASH TIME DELAY START STAIN QUICK SPIN SPEED PRE- WASH EASY IRON RINSES CLEAN FILTER PREWASHWASH SPIN END RINSE HOLDDRAIN DELICATES EASY- CARES COLD COTTON RESET 40 30 COLD 30 40 60 40 30 COLD 95 60 E 60 40 ...
Page 12 - • Cotton; A B
12 Control panel A = Mains-on lightB = ON/OFF buttonC = Option buttonsD = Delay start buttonE = DisplayF = START/PAUSE buttonG = Programme progress displayH = Programme selector dial Programme selector dial The programme selector determines the type of washing cycle (e.g. water lev-el, drum movement...
Page 13 - Position COLD; This button has two functions:; Start; DELAY START button; Then press the START/PAUSE button again to restart the programme.
13 Positions 60E-40E correspond to the ENERGY SAVING programmes for normally soiled cotton laundry, extended washing time. The washingtemperature will decrease (cannot be combined with QUICK). Position COLD = cold wash. ON/OFF button Press this button to switch the machine on. Press it again to swit...
Page 14 - Programme Option buttons; Err; SPIN SPEED; • select the DRAIN programme to empty out the water without spin-; RESET; and then to the DRAIN or SPIN programmes.
Programme Option buttons Depending on the programme, different functions can be combined.These must be selected after choosing the desired programme andbefore depressing the START/PAUSE button.When these buttons are pressed, the corresponding pilot lights come on.When they are pressed again, the pil...
Page 16 - Display; The display shows the following information:; Duration of the selected programme (in hours and minutes); • When the programme has finished,; a blinking lit zero; Programme progress display; After a programme which ends with water in the drum; and then to
Display The display shows the following information: • Duration of the selected programme (in hours and minutes) , calcu- lated automatically on the basis of the maximum recommended load foreach type of fabric. • When the programme has finished, a blinking lit zero is displayed. • Delayed start, (23...
Page 17 - Altering an option/programme which is running; and then choose a new programme.; is not; Opening the door after the programme has started
Altering an option/programme which is running To alter an option, first set the machine to PAUSE by pressing theSTART/PAUSE button.Any option can be modified before the machine starts it. After select-ing the new option press the START/PAUSE button again to restart theselected programme.To modify th...
Page 18 - without any laundry in the machine; , to remove any manufacturing residue; rogra
Detergent dispenser drawer Compartment for prewash detergent and stain remover. The prewash deter-gent is added at the beginning of the wash programme. The stain remover isadded during the STAIN-Action phase in the main wash. Compartment for powder or liquid detergent used for main wash.It is emptie...
Page 19 - Preparing the wash cycle; Sorting out and preparing the laundry; in a pillow case closed with a zip, or in larger socks.
Preparing the wash cycle Sorting out and preparing the laundry • Sort out the laundry according to type of fabrics and care labels (see “Types of fabric and care labels”). • Empty pockets. • Remove any metal parts (safety pins, clips, etc.). • To prevent the laundry from getting damaged and forming ...
Page 20 - Cotton
Weight of laundry Types of fabric and care labels The labels on garments help you to select the most suitable wash programme.The laundry should be sorted out according to the type of fabric and theinstructions indicated on care labels.Temperatures indicated on labels are always maximum temperatures....
Page 21 - symbol (wool) can be machine washed only if
Delicates Microfibres, easy-cares or curtains marked with these symbols require a verygentle treatment.The DELICATES programme is suitable for this type of fabric. Woollens and particularly delicate items Fabrics such as wool, wool mix or silk marked with this symbol are particu-larly sensitive to m...
Page 22 - Detergents and additives
22 Detergents and additives Which detergent?.... To ensure you obtain the best wash results from your appliance, it is impor-tant to use the right detergent in your everyday wash, and only detergentsrecommended for use in automatic machines.To maintain the appearance of your clothes and household te...
Page 23 - , start the machine immediately upon placing; COMPACT POWDERS AND LIQUIDS; • For example Lenor liquid fabric softener, for use in the; washing machine/washer dryer; . Follow the manufacturer’s dosage; tumble dryer
And in which form? Not only are there different types of detergent, but they are also available indifferent forms. Whether you chose a powder or liquid in traditional or com-pact form is your own personal choice. TRADITIONAL POWDERS Pour the powder directly into the dispenser drawer. Do not sprinkle...
Page 24 - How to wash; Load the laundry; Pour the fabric softener into compartment; Switching the machine on
How to wash Load the laundry Open the door. Place the laundry in the drum, one item at a time. Distribute laundry as even-ly as possible. Close the door. Add detergent and additive Pull the drawerout till it stops. Pour the mainwash detergentinto compartment . If you wish to per-form a Prewash, ora ...
Page 25 - - delicates or Miniprogramme; Selection of the desired option; depending on the degree of soil of the laundry and; Selection of the DELAY START option; before starting the machine
Selection of the desired wash programme Turn the programme selector dial to thedesired position: the lights corresponding tothe different phases making up the selectedprogramme light up. Selection of the spin speed or RINSE HOLD option It is possible to select a lower spin speed by means ofthe relev...
Page 26 - Starting the programme; If the delay start option has been selected; , the machine starts its; • Load other laundry:; DELAY START button until on the display appears
Starting the programme 1. Check that the water tap is open. 2. Press START/PAUSE to start the programme.If the Delay Start option has been selected the programme will startat the end of the countdown.At the start of the programme, if the “END” light blinks for few sec-onds and on the display appears...
Page 27 - At the end of the programme
27 How to wash At the end of the programme The machine stops automatically. A blinking zero appears on the display. The END light comes on in the programme progress display, theSTART/PAUSE light is off.Turn the selector dial to RESET . If the RINSE HOLD option has been selected the END and the RINSE...
Page 28 - Programme chart; Wash programmes; ” wash programme for cotton.
28 Programme chart Wash programmes In compliance with EC directive 92/75, the consumption figures indicated on theenergy label refer to the “ 60E ” wash programme for cotton. * The consumption data shown on this chart is to be used as a guide only, as it may vary depending on the quantity and type o...
Page 29 - Special programmes
Programme chart Special programmes * The consumption data shown on this chart is to be used as a guide only, as it may vary depending on the quantity and type of laundry, on the inlet water tem-perature and on the ambient temperature. It refers to the highest temperaturefor each wash programme. 29 P...
Page 30 - Cleaning and maintenance; After each wash; Leave the door ajar to allow air to circulate.; If the machine is not used for a prolonged period:; Periodical cleaning; Maintenance Wash; To run a maintenance wash:; The drum should be empty of laundry.; Exterior; do not use methylated spirits, solvents or similar products to; Detergent dispenser drawer
Cleaning and maintenance After each wash At the end of the wash programme, pull the dispenser drawer out a little tolet it dry. Leave the door ajar to allow air to circulate. If the machine is not used for a prolonged period: Close the water tap and unplug the appliance. Periodical cleaning Maintena...
Page 31 - Refit the drawer after cleaning.; Door seal
To remove the drawer from the machine, press the button in the rear left-hand corner. To facilitate cleaning, the top part of the additive compartment can beremoved. Detergent can also accumulate inside the draw-er recess: clean it with an old toothbrush. Refit the drawer after cleaning. Door seal R...
Page 33 - Something not working?; Troubleshooting; problem with the water supply
Something not working? If, during the spin cycle, the machine makes an unusualwhistling noise, different from the noise made by traditionalwashing machines, this is due to a new type ofmotor. If water is not visible in the drum, this is due to themodern technology of new washing machines thatuse les...
Page 37 - Unsatisfactory washing results; If the laundry looks grey and lime scale is found in the drum
Unsatisfactory washing results If the laundry looks grey and lime scale is found in the drum • Too little detergent has been used. • An unsuitable detergent has been used. • Stubborn stains have not been treated prior to washing. • The programme/temperature has not been correctly selected. If grey s...
Page 38 - Technical data; Height x Width x Depth; This appliance complies with the following EC directives:
Technical data Height x Width x Depth 82x60x54.5 cm Depth with door opened 95 cm Height adjustment ± 13 mm approx. Load (depending on programme) 5 kg max. Use domesticDrum speed during washing max. 55 rpm Drum speed during spinning 1200/900/700/500 rpm (L12510VI)1400/900/700/500 rpm (L14510VI) Water...
Page 39 - Service
Service & Spare Parts If after carrying out the necessary checks there is still a fault with your applianceplease contact your local AEG/ELECTROLUX Service Force Centre. In guarantee customers should ensure that the suggested checks in the“Troubleshooting” section have been made as the engineer ...
Page 40 - Customer care; *Calls to this number may be recorded for training purposes.
Customer care For general enquiries regarding your AEG/ELECTROLUX appliance, orfurther information on AEG/ELECTROLUX products please contact ourCustomer Care Department at the address below or visit our website at: www.aeg-electrolux.co.uk Customer Care DepartmentAEG/ELECTROLUX Major AppliancesAddin...
Page 41 - Guarantee Conditions; The guarantee does not cover commercial use.
Guarantee Conditions AEG/ELECTROLUX offer the following guarantee to the first purchaser of thisappliance. 1. The guarantee is valid for 12 months commencing when the appliance is handed over to the first retail purchaser, which must be verified by pur-chase invoice or similar documentation. The gua...
Page 42 - European Guarantee
European Guarantee If you should move to another country within Europe then your guaranteemoves with you to your new home subject to the following qualifications:- The guarantee starts from the date you first purchased your product. - The guarantee is for the same period and to the same extent for l...
Page 43 - Safety instructions for the installer
Instructions for installation and electrical con-nection Safety instructions for the installer • This appliance is heavy, care should be taken when moving it. • When unpacking the appliance, check that it is not damaged. If in doubt, do not use it and contact the retailer. • All internal packing mus...
Page 44 - Dimensions of the appliance; Front view and side view
Dimensions of the appliance Front view and side view Rear view 44 600 820 10 160 DRYING COLD 40 30 60 40 30 60 E 60 4030 MINIPROGRAMM 50 RINSE HOLD 1200 900700500 START PAUSE DRYING TIME WASH TIME DELAY START STAIN QUICK SPIN SPEED PRE- WASH EASY IRON RINSE CLEAN FILTER PREWASHWASH DRY END DRAINSPIN...
Page 45 - Unpacking; Using the supplied spanner, unscrew and
45 Installation Unpacking All transit bolts and packing must be removed before using the appliance. Using the supplied spanner, unscrew and remove the rear right-hand bolt and lay themachine on its back, taking care not to squashthe hoses. This can be avoided by placing one ofthe corner packing piec...
Page 46 - Positioning; cardboard or similar materials under the machine.; Levelling
Set the machineupright and removethe two remainingbolts from the back.Pull out the threeplastic spacers fromthe holes into whichthe bolts were fit-ted.Plug the open holes with the plugs which you will find in the plastic bagcontaining the instruction booklet. You are advised to keep all transit devi...
Page 47 - Do not connect to a hot water supply.; Water drainage
Water inlet (cold water connection only) Connect the hose to atap with a 3/4” thread.Installation shouldcomply with localwater authority andbuilding regulations’requirements.Set the hose correctlyby loosening the ringnut. After positioning the inlet hose, be sure to tighten the ring nut again toprev...
Page 49 - Blue
In the interest of the environment Washing machines and dish-washers should be connectedto the FOUL drainage system,the water will then be takento a sewage works for treat-ment before being dischargedsafely into a river.It is essential that these appli-ances are not connected to thesurface water dra...
Page 50 - or coloured green and; Permanent connection
If you fit your own plug, the colours of the wires in the mains lead of yourappliance may not correspond with the markings identifying the terminals inyour plug, proceed as follows:Connect the green and yellow (earth) wire to the terminal in the plug whichis marked with the letter «E» or the earth s...
Page 51 - Preparation and assembly of the door
51 Building-in This appliance has been designed tobe built into the kitchen furniture.The recess should have the dimen-sions shown in picture A. When installing the appli-ance into the kitchen furni-ture ensure, if possible, thehoses are placed in either ofthe two recesses on the backof the applianc...
Page 52 - never
b) Hinges To mount the hinges it is necessary todrill two holes (dia. 35 mm, depth12.5-14 mm) on the inner side of thedoor. The distance between the holeshobs fixing centres must be 416 mm.The distance (B) from upper edge ofthe door to the centre of the holedepends on the adjacent furniture'sdimensi...
Page 53 - The reason; D r i l l f o u r f i x i n g h o l e s s e e F i g . G
Recommendations regarding the construction and fitting ofa base when the installation requires an integrated applianceto be raised Where the appliance has been raised by mounting onto a wooden base pro-vided by the installer. The material used to construct the base should have anon slip surface, be ...
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