User manual WHIRLPOOL AWOK 7016 INSTRUCTION FOR USE

[. . . ] made of polyester (Diolen, Trevira), polyamide (Perlon, Nylon) or blends with cotton. Curtains and delicate clothing, dresses, skirts, shirts and blouses. 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. [. . . ] If the modifications prolong the programme duration so that it overruns the originally set time until the “Cycle end”, the programme will start immediately. • Sometimes the programme may finish before the selected time until the “Cycle end” has expired (e. g. In this case, the washing machine will tumble the laundry regularly to keep it fresh, until the selected “Cycle end” time has expired. During tumbling, the display will show an animation. The tumbling phase can be stopped at any time either by pressing any button or by rotating the programme selector; the animation will stop and the door will unlock in about 1 minute as indicated on the display. CHILD LOCK Activating the child lock prevents children from starting a wash cycle or changing the settings of a running programme. The child lock 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-like symbol will shortly 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, the display will briefly show the key-like symbol. The programme setting 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: • Press and hold again the 2 buttons marked with the key symbol simultaneously for a few seconds. FAILURE INDICATORS If one of the failure indicators blinks, consult the “Troubleshooting Guide” in your Instructions for Use. “Water tap closed”: no or not sufficient inlet water. “Service”: failure or malfunction of an electrical component. “Clean pump”: waste water is not pumped out. Spin speed on display blinks: unbalance during spinning. 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. [. . . ] Select the new programme, temperature, any options and another spin speed if you want. The new Press the “Start/Pause” button programme continues at the same position where the previous programme was interrupted. Do not add detergent for this programme. less more 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. [. . . ]