Page 2 - General information and tips
CONTENTS 4 SAFETY INFORMATION5 TECHNICAL INFORMATION6 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION7 CONTROL PANEL 11 PROGRAMMES14 BEFORE FIRST USE14 USING THE APPLIANCE14 LOADING THE LAUNDRY14 FILLING THE DETERGENT AND ADDITIVES16 SETTING AND STARTING A PROGRAMME17 AT THE END OF THE PROGRAMME18 HINTS AND TIPS20 CARE AND CLE...
Page 3 - We recommend the use of original spare parts.
FOR PERFECT RESULTS Thank you for choosing this AEG product. We have created it to give youimpeccable performance for many years, with innovative technologies that helpmake life simpler – features you might not find on ordinary appliances. Please spenda few minutes reading to get the very best from ...
Page 4 - SAFETY INFORMATION; GENERAL SAFETY
SAFETY INFORMATION Before the installation and use, read thismanual carefully:• For your safety and the safety of your property • To help the environment• For the correct operation of the appli- ance. Always keep these instructions with theappliance also if you move or give it to adifferent person.T...
Page 5 - TECHNICAL INFORMATION
Water connection • Do not connect the appliance with old hoses already used. Only use new ho-ses. • Make sure not to cause damage to the water hoses. • Do not connect the appliance to new pipes or pipes not used for a long time.Let the water flow for some minutes,then connect the inlet hose. • The f...
Page 6 - Spanner
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 1 2 3 5 6 7 4 8 10 11 9 12 1 Worktop 2 Detergent dispenser 3 Control panel 4 Door handle 5 Rating plate 6 Drain pump 7 Feet for the appliance level 8 Water drain hose 9 Water inlet valve 10 Mains cable 11 Transit bolts 12 Feet for the appliance level ACCESSORIES 1 2 3 4 1 Spanner...
Page 7 - CONTROL PANEL; ON OFF BUTTON; nutes before you press button; PROGRAMME KNOB
CONTROL PANEL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 On/Off button 2 Programme knob 3 Display 4 Start Pause button 5 Delay start button 6 Time save button 7 Extra rinse button 8 Stain button 9 Spin reduction button 10 Temperature button ON OFF BUTTON 1 Press this button to activate or deactivatethe appliance. A tun...
Page 8 - DISPLAY; If the programme is completed but the symbol stays on:
DISPLAY 3 A B C D The display shows: A • The maximum temperature of the programme. B • The default spin speed of the programme.• 'No Spin' 1) and 'Rinse Hold' symbols. C • The display symbols. 2) Symbols Description Washing phase Rinse phases Spin phase Child lock You cannot open the appliance door ...
Page 11 - PROGRAMMES; Functions; STAIN
PROGRAMMES ProgrammeTemperature Type of loadmax. weight of load Cycledescription Functions Cottons95° - Cold White and colouredcotton with normalsoil.max. 7 kg WashRinsesLong spin SPIN REDUCTIONRINSE HOLDSTAIN 1) EXTRA RINSETIME SAVE 2) Cottons + Pre-wash95° - Cold White and colouredcotton with heav...
Page 12 - Rinse
ProgrammeTemperature Type of loadmax. weight of load Cycledescription Functions Rinse All fabrics. One rinse with ad-ditive spin phase SPIN REDUCTIONRINSE HOLDEXTRA RINSE 5) Curtains40° - Cold Set this programmeto wash curtains. Itadds automaticallythe prewash phase toclean the dust fromthe curtains...
Page 13 - CONSUMPTION VALUES; Programme; White Cottons 95 °C
5) Press EXTRA RINSE button to add rinses. With a low spin speed the appliance performs delicate rinses and a short spin. 6) Set this programme to decrease the time and the consumption of energy and water. 7) Set this programme to have a good washing results and decrease the energy consumption. The ...
Page 14 - Press button; LOADING THE LAUNDRY; Open the appliance door.; FILLING THE DETERGENT AND ADDITIVES
BEFORE FIRST USE 1. To activate the drain system, put 2 li-tre of water in the main wash com-partment of the detergent dispenser. 2. Put a small quantity of detergent inthe main wash compartment of the detergent dispenser. Set and start aprogramme for cotton at the highesttemperature without laundry...
Page 15 - This is the maximum level for the quantity of liquid additives.; Check the position of the flap
The detergent compartment for the prewash phase, the soak pro-gramme and for the stain function.Add the detergent for prewash, soak and stain remover beforethe start of the programme. The detergent compartment for the washing phase.If you use a liquid detergent, put it immediately before you startth...
Page 16 - SETTING AND STARTING A PROGRAMME; INTERRUPT A PROGRAMME
4. To use liquid detergent, turn the flapdown. With the flap in the positionDOWN: – Do not use gelatinous or thick liquid detergents. – Do not put more liquid deter- gent than the limit showed inthe flap. – Do not set the prewash phase.– Do not set the delay start func- tion. 5. Measure out the dete...
Page 17 - To open the appliance door:; AT THE END OF THE PROGRAMME
Before you press button 4 to start the appliance, you can cancelor change the set of the delaystart. CANCEL THE DELAY START 1. Press button 4 . The related indica- tor flashes. 2. Press button 5 again and again until the display shows 0’ . 3. Press button 4 . The programme starts. OPEN THE DOOR Whil...
Page 18 - HINTS AND TIPS; THE LAUNDRY LOAD; soft
HINTS AND TIPS THE LAUNDRY LOAD • Divide the laundry in: white, coloured, synthetics, delicates and wool. • Obey the washing instructions that are on the laundry care labels. • Do not wash together white and col- oured items. • Some coloured items can discolour with the first wash. We recommend that...
Page 19 - medium
Level Type Water hardness °dH °T.H. mmol/l Clarke 2 medium 8-14 16-25 1.6-2.5 10-16 3 hard 15-21 26-37 2.6-3.7 17-25 4 very hard > 21 > 37 >3.7 >25 ENGLISH 19
Page 20 - CARE AND CLEANING; DESCALING; gent with biological properties.; DOOR SEAL; • Clean the drum with special product for
CARE AND CLEANING WARNING! Disconnect the appliance from the mainssupply before you clean it. DESCALING The water we use contains limescale. If itbecomes necessary, use a water softenerto remove limescales.Use a special product made for washingmachines. Obey the instructions that youfind on the pack...
Page 21 - DETERGENT DISPENSER; To clean the dispenser:; Pull the dispenser out.; DRAIN PUMP; • The display shows an alarm code be-
DETERGENT DISPENSER To clean the dispenser: 1 2 1. Press the lever. 2. Pull the dispenser out. 3. Remove the top part of the liquid ad-ditive compartment. 4. Clean all the parts with water. 5. Clean the dispenser recess with abrush. 6. Put back the dispenser in the recess. DRAIN PUMP Regularly exami...
Page 22 - To clean the drain pump:; Open the drain pump door.
To clean the drain pump: 1. Open the drain pump door. 2. Put a container below the recess ofthe drain pump to collect the waterthat flows out. 3. Press the two levers and pull forwardthe drainage duct to let the waterflow out. 4. When the container is full of water,put the drainage duct back again a...
Page 23 - To clean the water inlet filters:
2 1 8. Clean the filter under the water tapand put it back in the pump into thespecial guides. 9. Make sure that you tighten correctlythe filter to prevent leakages. 10. Close the drain pump door. THE INLET HOSE FILTER ANDTHE VALVE FILTER It could be necessary to clean the filterswhen:• The applianc...
Page 24 - Remove the water inlet hose
45° 20° 6. Install again the inlet hose. Make surethat the couplings are tight to pre-vent leakages. 7. Open the water tap. EMERGENCY DRAIN Because of a malfunction, the appliancecannot drain the water.If this occurs, do steps (1) through (6) of'To clean the drain pump'.If necessary, clean the pump....
Page 25 - TROUBLESHOOTING; - The appliance does not fill with; Problem; The water tap is closed.
TROUBLESHOOTING The start of the appliance does not occuror it stops during operation.First try to find a solution to the problem(refer to the table). If not, contact the serv-ice centre. With some problems, the acousticsignals operate and the display showsan alarm code: • - The appliance does not f...
Page 27 - Too much laundry load.
Problem Possible cause Possible solution You did not remove thestubborn stains beforeyou wash the laundry. Use special products to removethe stubborn stains. Incorrect temperaturewas set. Make sure that you set the cor-rect temperature. Too much laundry load. Decrease the laundry load. After the che...
Page 28 - INSTALLATION; UNPACKING; Remove the cardboard top.
INSTALLATION UNPACKING 1. Use the gloves. Remove the externalfilm. If necessary, use a cutter. 2. Remove the cardboard top. 3. Remove the polystyrene packagingmaterials. 4. Remove the internal film. 5. Open the door and remove all theitems from the drum. 28 www.aeg.com
Page 29 - Pull out the plastic spacers.
6. Put one of the polystyrene packagingelements on the floor behind the ap-pliance. Carefully put down the appli-ance with the rear side on it. Makesure not to damage the hoses. 1 2 7. Remove the polystyrene protectionfrom the bottom. 8. Pull up the appliance in vertical posi-tion. 9. Remove the pow...
Page 30 - POSITIONING AND LEVELLING
12. Put the plastic caps in the holes. Youcan find these caps in the user man-ual bag. – We recommend that you keep the packaging and the transitbolts for when you move theappliance. – If the appliance is delivered in the winter months when thereare minus temperatures. Store itat room temperature fo...
Page 31 - THE INLET HOSE; • Connect the hose to the appliance.
CAUTION! Do not put cardboard, wood orequivalent materials below theappliance feet to adjust the level. THE INLET HOSE 20 O 20 O 20 O 45 O 45 O 45 O • Connect the hose to the appliance. Turn the inlet hose only left or right.Loose the ring nut to set it in the cor-rect position. • Connect the water ...
Page 32 - WATER DRAINAGE; With the plastic hose guide.
WATER DRAINAGE There are different procedures to connectthe drain hose: With the plastic hose guide. • On the edge of a sink.• Make sure that the plastic guide cannot move when the appliance drains. At-tach the guide to the water tap or thewall. • To a stand pipe with vent-hole. Refer to the illustr...
