User manual WHIRLPOOL AWOE 9102 INSTRUCTION FOR USE

[. . . ] Woollens, labelled with the Woolmark and identified as machine washable, as well as textiles made of silk (keep to care label!), linen, wool and viscose marked as handwashable. This programme is tested and approved by The Woolmark Company for machine- and handwashable wool. Normally to heavily soiled and robust white cotton laundry. Save energy by selecting a lower wash temperature and adding an oxygen-based bleach product, in addition to your detergent. [. . . ] The “Start/ Pause” indicator lights up. The display shows the remaining programme time. During detection of the laundry load and new calculation of the programme time, an animation appears on the display. CHILD LOCK Prevents children from starting a wash cycle or changing the settings of a running programme. Cannot be activated or deactivated when the programme selector is in the “Off/O” position. To activate the child lock: • Turn the programme selector to a programme position, or run a programme as usual. • Press and hold the 2 buttons marked with the key symbol simultaneously for a few seconds. A key symbol will appear on the display to indicate that the child lock is active. Any time you try to change a programme setting with active child lock, a signal will sound; it cannot be changed anymore. The only change possible is to switch the washer off by turning the programme selector to the “Off/O” position. To deactivate the child lock, proceed in the same way as for activating it (signal will sound twice). DETERGENT DOSING RECOMMENDATION With the “Dosing Aid”, you can make your washing machine indicate you the recommended detergent quantity for your wash load, depending on the soil level selected and the size of the load. • Helps to save detergent and protect the environment and also sensitive skin by avoiding detergent overdosing. • Before you use this function, you must adapt the washing machine to the dosing amounts which are recommended for the detergents you use. Also check if your region’s water hardness corresponds with the water hardness level “soft” of your washing machine - if not adapt it. • Select programme and options and set cycle end before activating the “Dosing Aid”. For any details, refer to the separate “Dosing Aid” Instructions for Use. Consumption values were measured in normalized conditions, in compliance with IEC/EN 60456. In the home, they may vary depending on the individual water supply pressure and temperature, the load and the type of wash. The consumption data indicated are based on an inlet water temperature of approx. 15°C through the cold fill valve as well as the hot fill valve (if available). If your washing machine has a hot fill valve, connection of this valve to hot water supply will lower the energy consumption by reduced heating times, depending on the individual hot fill inlet water temperature. Water and energy consumptions refer to the default setting of the programmes, with temperature and load as indicated in the table; selecting any options or changing the spin speed will also change the consumption data. The programme duration may differ from the values indicated above as it depends on the operation conditions applicable at that time (see also “Troubleshooting Guide” in your Instructions for Use). * ** *** Reference programmes for Energy Label. [. . . ] The indicator on the left is to show that the “Eco monitor” is active. The four indicators next to it show the degree of consumption: the less power your programme setting is forecasted to consume, the less indicators will light up. This depends on the programme, temperature and options selected, and also on the size of the wash load. For that reason, the forecasted degree of power consumption may adapt when the washing machine detects the wash load. SET CYCLE END You can postpone your programme to complete at a later time: press the key to select in how many hours the programme shall be finished. [. . . ]