Page 2 - Table of Contents; Maintenance and Cleaning Safety .
EN / 2 Table of Contents 1 Safety Instructions ........................ 4 1.1 Intended Use ................................ 4 1.2 Safety of Children, Vulnerable Per-sons and Pets .............................. 4 1.3 Electrical Safety ............................ 5 1.4 Handling Safety ..................
Page 3 - Please read this user manual first!; Symbols and Definitions
EN / 3 Please read this user manual first! Dear Customer,Thank you for choosing Beko product. We hope that you get the best results from yourproduct which has been manufactured with high quality and state-of-the-art technology.Therefore, please read this entire user manual and all other accompanying...
Page 5 - Electrical Safety
EN / 5 with, climb on top or inside theproduct. Check inside theproduct before use. • Use child lock to prevent chil- dren from intervening with theproduct. • Do not forget to close the loading door when leaving theroom where the product islocated. Children and petsmay get locked inside anddrown. • ...
Page 8 - Operational Safety
EN / 8 1.6 Operational Safety • When you are using the appli- ances, use only detergents,softeners and supplementssuitable for washing machines. • Do not use chemical solvents on the product. These materi-als contain an explosion risk. • Do not operate defective or damaged products. Unplugthe produc...
Page 9 - Important Instructions for Environment; Package Information
EN / 9 charge hose is connected tothe tap. Do not touch the dis-charge water. • Take the following precautions to prevent formation of biofilmand malodours:– Make sure the room where the washing machine isplaced is well ventilated. – Wipe the door gasket and loading door glass with a dryand clean cl...
Page 10 - Technical Specifications
EN / 10 3 Technical Specifications Supplier’s name or commercial brand Beko Model name BFLB904ADW 7178546100 Nominal Capacity (kg) 9 Maximum spin speed (cycle/min) 1400 Built-In No Height (cm) 84 Width (cm) 60 Depth (cm) 58 Single Water inlet / Double Water inlet + / - Electrical input (V/Hz) 220-240...
Page 11 - Installation; tion; Cover A
EN / 11 4 Installation Please read the “Safety Instructions”section first! Your washing machine automaticallydetects the amount of laundryplaced inside when selecting a pro-gram.While installing the product, beforethe first use, calibration should bedone to ensure that the laundryamount is detected ...
Page 12 - Removing Transportation; Connecting to Water Supply; NOTICE
EN / 12 Cover B Rest the tabs of Cover B against the lowerpanel. Complete the assembly by rotatingthe cover. Cap Insert the cap by pushing it with your finger. 4.3 Removing Transportation Safety Bolts a. Loosen all transportation safety bolts with an appropriate wrench until they turnfreely. b. Bend...
Page 13 - Electrical Connection
EN / 13 4.5 Connecting the Drain Hose to the Drain a. Attach the end of the drain hose directly to waste water drain, washbasin orbathtub. Your house will be flooded if the wa-ter draining hose is dislocated duringwater draining. There is also a risk ofburning due to the high washingtemperatures. In...
Page 14 - Preliminary Preparation; Sorting the Laundry
EN / 14 • The voltage specified in the "Technical specifications" section must be equal toyour mains voltage. • Do not make connections via extension cables or multi-plugs. Overheating andburning may occur due to the connectingcable. Damaged power cables should bereplaced by the authorised s...
Page 15 - WARNING
EN / 15 5.3 Tips for Energy and Water Sav- ing Following information will help you use theproduct in an ecological and energy/water-efficient manner.• Operate the product in the highest load capacity allowed for the programme youhave selected, but do not overload. See"Programme and consumption t...
Page 16 - Choosing the Detergent type; Automatic Dosing; Initial Installation
EN / 16 • Do not select a programme with pre- washing if you are using a detergent podor dispensing ball. Place the detergentpod or the dispensing ball directly amongthe laundry in the product. • Prewash compartment and prewash op- tion is not available. Choosing the Detergent type Detergent type to...
Page 18 - Tips for Efficient Washing
EN / 18 Liquid detergent and softener dosing symbols becomeactive or inactive according to the program selected onthe screen. First position on the display means liquid deter-gent is active, softener is on. If the liquid deter-gent and softener symbol is lit, it means that li-quid detergent and soft...
Page 19 - Displayed Programme Duration; Operating the Product
EN / 19 Soiling Level Heavily Soiled (difficult stainssuch as grass,coffee, fruitsand blood.) It may be necessary topre-treat the stains or per-form prewash. Powder and liquid deter-gents recommended forwhites can be used atdosages recommended forheavily soiled clothes. It isrecommended to usepowder...
Page 21 - Symbols on the Display
EN / 21 6.2 Symbols on the Display 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 1 Temperature Indicator 2 Wireless Connection Indicator 3 Remote Control Indicator 4 Programme follow-up indicator 5 Duration information 6 Programme Start Indicator 7 Delayed Start Enabled Indicator 8 Door Lock Engaged Indica...
Page 22 - Programme and Consumption Table; Note for test institutions:
EN / 22 6.3 Programme and Consumption Table Auxiliary Functions Programme Temperature °C Max. Load (kg) Water Con- sumption (l) Energy Con- sumption (kWh) Max. Speed Steam Fast / Intensive Extra Rinse AutoDose Anti Crease+ Temperature °C Cottons 90 9 98 2,75 1400 • • • • • Cold - 90 60 9 98 2,00 140...
Page 23 - Programme Selection; a. Determine the programme suitable for the
EN / 23 Please read Installation section ofthe manual before first use.The auxiliary functions in the tablemay vary according to the model ofyour machine.Water and energy consumption mayvary subject to the changes in waterpressure, water hardness and tem-perature, ambient temperature, typeand amount...
Page 27 - Rinse Hold
EN / 27 6.6 Temperature Selection Whenever a new programme is selected, therecommended temperature for the pro-gramme appears on the temperature indic-ator. It is possible that the recommendedtemperature value is not the maximum tem-perature that can be selected for the currentprogramme.Press the Te...
Page 28 - • Extra Rinse
EN / 28 6.8 Auxiliary Function Selection Select the desired auxiliary functions beforestarting the programme. Whenever a pro-gramme is selected, icons of the auxiliaryfunction symbol that is selected togetherwith it illuminates.Also the frames of the auxiliary functions se-lected for the current pro...
Page 31 - Starting the Programme; a. Press Start / Pause button to start the
EN / 31 Programme duration may differ fromthe values in section "Programmeand consumption table" dependingon the water pressure, water hard-ness and temperature, ambient tem-perature, amount and the type oflaundry, auxiliary functions selectedand the changes at the mainsvoltage.After a certa...
Page 32 - Loading Door Lock; c. Pull down the loading door emergency; Changing the Selections After; Adding laundry after the programme has
EN / 32 If no programme is started or nobutton is pressed within 10 minutesduring programme selection pro-cess, the product will automaticallyturn off. Display and all indicatorsturn off.If you press On / Off button, the de-fault selected programme informa-tion is displayed. 6.11 Loading Door Lock T...
Page 33 - Switching the machine to pause mode:; Cancelling the Programme
EN / 33 If the water level in the machine is not suit-able when you press Start/Pause button, thedoor lock cannot be deactivated and thedoor lock icon on the display remains on. If the temperature of the water insidethe machine is above 50°C, youcannot deactivate the door lock forsafety reasons, eve...
Page 36 - count Match; b. When your machine is running, push and; and Using It; For safety reasons, the
EN / 36 6.15.3 Deleting the HomeWhiz Ac- count Match Follow the following steps in order to deletea washing machine previously matched withsomeone else’s account. a. Turn on your machine by using the On/ Off button. b. When your machine is running, push and hold the Remote Control Function buttonand...
Page 37 - Drum Illumination; Maintenance and Cleaning; Cleaning the Detergent Drawer; When to clean
EN / 37 You can follow whether the Remote Controlfunction is On or Off through the function in-dicator on the button.If the Remote Control function is Off, all theoperations are handled on the washing ma-chine and only status follow-up is allowed onthe application.In the event that Remote Start func...
Page 40 - Troubleshooting
EN / 40 7.5 Draining Remaining Water and Cleaning the Pump Filter The filter system in your product preventssolid items such as buttons, coins and fabricfibres clogging the pump impeller duringdraining of washing water. Thus, the waterwill be drained without any problem and theservice life of the pu...
Page 43 - Washing machine does not rinse well.
EN / 43 Washing performance is poor: Stainspersist or the laundry is not whitened.(**) • Insufficient amount of detergent is used. >>> Use the recommended amount of de-tergent appropriate for water hardnessand the laundry. • Excessive laundry is loaded in. >>> Do not load the produ...
