User manual BEKO WM6133

[. . . ] Automatic washing machine WM 6143 S WM 6133 W WM 6143 W WM 6133 S Please read this manual first! Dear Customer, We hope that your product which has been manufactured in modern facilities and passed through a strict quality control procedure will give you the best results. Therefore, we advise you to read through this manual carefully before using your product and keep it for future reference. This operation manual will. . . . . . help you use your machine in a fast and safe way. ·PleasereadtheOperationManualbeforeinstallingandstartingyour machine. ·Particularlyfollowtheinstructionsrelatedtosafety. [. . . ] Delayed operation of the selected EN program is started by pressing the "Start/Pause/Cancel"buttonafter making the time delay selection. CMorelaundrymaybeloaded/ removed during the time delay period. 1. Pressthe"Start/Pause/Cancel" button to switch the machine to "Pause"mode. 2. Press"Start/Pause/Cancel"button to start the program after making the new time delay selection. C In the event that any of the lights of 3-6-9 options does not light up after selecting the new time delay, it means that time delay function is cancelled. C If the machine is not spinning, the program may be in rinse hold mode or the automatic spin correction system has been activated because of unbalanced distribution of laundry in the machine. Changing the program after the program has started Starting the Program 1. Press"Start/Pause/Cancel"buttonto start the program. 2. "Start/Pause/Cancel"buttonwilllight up to indicate that the program has started. 3. Thedoorislockedandthe"Ready" light fades. Progressing a program Progressofarunningprogramisshown through the program follow-up indicator. At the beginning of every program step, the relevant indicator lamp will illuminate and the light of the completed step will turn off. The symbol that is lit up at the far right of the series of symbols indicates the step that is being carried out. The"Wash"lightontheprogramfollowup indicator illuminates when "Start/ Pause/Cancel"buttonispressedafter selectingthewashingprogram. "Spin" lamp will light up at the final spin step. The"Ready"lampwilllightupagain when the program is over and the door is unlocked. Youcanputyourmachineinto"Pause" modebypressingthe"Start/Pause/ Cancel"buttonwhenitisoperating. In thiscase, "Start/Pause/Cancel"lightwill flash. 20 Youcanusethisfeatureafteryour machine has started to wash different textile groups in the same batch of clothes under higher or lower temperatures. Forexample; Pressandholdthe"Start/Pause/ Cancel"buttonfor3secondsto "Cancel"theprograminorderto select"Cottons40"programinsteadof "Cottons60"program. Selectthe"Cottons40"programby rotating the program knob. Press"Start/Pause/Cancel"buttonto start the program. C The program which is selected first will go on even if the program selection button is moved and another program mode is selected whilethemachineisoperating. You must cancel the ongoing program in order to change the washing program. (See, CancelingaProgram) Selecting or cancelling an auxiliary function/temperature/spin speed 1. Pressthe"Start/Pause/Cancel" button to switch the machine to "Pause"mode. Change the auxiliary function's temperature and spin speed. 3. Press"Start/Pause/Cancel"buttonto start the program. C The selection to be made must be appropriate. For example, if your machine is on the main wash cycle, you may select additional rinse auxiliary function, but you cannot select pre-wash. C The spin speed and temperature which are selected first will keep on being valid even if the position of the spin speed or temperature selectionknobischanged. Press EN "Start/Pause/Cancel"buttonand switchthemachineto"Pause"mode in order to change the spin speed or temperature. New spin speed or temperature can be selected. [. . . ] · Repairsnecessaryasaresultoffaulty materials, defective components or manufacturing defect. · Thecostoffunctionalreplacement parts, but excluding consumable items. · ThelabourcostsofaBekoapproved repairer to carry out the repair. · Transit, deliveryoraccidentaldamage or misuse and abuse. [. . . ]