User manual FAGOR FA-5812X

[. . . ] NOTE: To avoid accident and damage, please read these instructions carefully before operating the appliance. Thank you for depositing your trust in us The new line of washing machines is designed to make your life easier: ALWAYS KEEPING YOUR COMFORT IN MIND Large door. Maximum opening makes loading clothes easier. Easy-to-use button allows you to instantly open the lid (varies according to model). [. . . ] The level of liquid must never exceed the MAX reference mark stamped on the dispenser wall. Remember that the amount of detergent to be used always depends on the following: Amount of clothes to be washed. Water hardness (you can obtain information on the degrees of water hardness through the corresponding local authorities). We recommend you use a lime-treating product if water hardness in your area is high. Keep in mind that some concentrated detergents are friendlier to nature and the environment. Using more detergent does not help improve wash results, and, besides being more expensive, it adversely affects the environment. Therefore, we recommend you follow the detergent manufacturer's instructions. Once you have programmed the configuration menu, you should follow these steps to select the wash cycle: a Using the ON/OFF button, start the machine. B Select the wash cycle (see table of cycles) by turning the selector knob. When selecting the program, you will see the following information: Number of revolutions Cycle number Cycle duration Normal 1 Cotton cold 2 Quick 30' 30ºC-85ºF 3 Cotton 30ºC-85ºF 4 Cotton 40ºC-105ºF 5 Cotton 60ºC-140ºF 6 Stains/prewash 60ºC-140ºF Delicate 7 Mixed 40ºC-105ºF 8 Delicate cold 9 Delicate 30ºC-85ºF Special 10 Cotton 90ºC-195ºF 11 Duvet 30ºC-85ºF 12 Wool/curtains 30ºC-85ºF 13 Handwash cold 14 Quick 15' cold 15 Rinse 16 Spin Whenever possible, we recommend you choose the right cycle to avoid pre-washing. That way you will save money and help to protect the environment. 1 Cotton cold Quick 30' 30ºC-85ºF Cotton 30ºC-85ºF Cotton 40ºC-105ºF Cotton 60ºC-140ºF Stains/prewash 60ºC-140ºF Mixed 40ºC-105ºF Delicate cold Delicate 30ºC-85ºF Fabric type Cotton/Linen delicate colours very light soil Cotton/Linen whites/colours very light soil Cotton/Linen delicate colours light soil Cotton/Linen fast colours light soil Cotton/Linen fast colours medium soil Cotton/Linen whites/fast colours heavy soil Synthetic/mix cotton delicate colours medium soil Synthetic delicate colours very light soil Synthetic delicate colours light soil Cotton/Linen whites heavy soil Quilt/mix cotton white/fast colours medium soil Curtains/wool mix white/colour light soil Wool/wool mix white/colour very light soil Synthetic/mix cotton white/fast colours light soil -- Cotton/cotton mix Synthetic/Delicate Wool/wool mix Cotton/cotton mix Synthetic/Delicate Wool/wool mix 12 Wool/curtains 30ºC-85ºF 13 Handwash cold 14 Quick 15' cold Load of clothes (kg/lb) 7/15, 43 Programme description Normal wash, rinses, automatic additive absorption if desired and long final spin SHORT wash, rinses, automatic additive absorption if desired and final long spin NOTE: the programme durations may vary depending on the type and amount of clothes, mains water pressure, etc. Once you have selected the wash cycle, you may activate a series of options, depending on the chosen cycle. The time delay should be selected after choosing the wash cycle. The wash options must always be selected after choosing the wash cycle. Any change in the cycle during the selection overrides the previously selected options. A The selected cycle is associated with spin revolutions, in this example it is 900, as shown in the display. To change a aselected option, turn the selector knob until the desired revolutions appear on the display. You may choose among several additional functions: - Anti-wrinkling - Easy ironing - Extra rinsing - Intensive washing Turn the selector knob to view the desired option. Once the option has been selected, push the selector knob to enable/disable it. You may choose among several additional functions at a time, according to the selected cycle. The machine stops on the last rinse cycle, leaving clothes in a certain amount of water. [. . . ] This prevents the machine from vibrating excessively and, therefore, provides greater reliability. Why is there no water in the drum during the wash cycle?This is because the washing machine has a system that adapts to the load of clothes and the type of fabric, and adjusts the water and energy consumption accordingly, in order to protect the environment. Therefore, even though you may think the water level that you see through the door is low, there is no cause for concern, as the wash and rinse cycles will run at optimum performance. [. . . ]