To avoid danger of electrical shock, make sure the washer is unplugged before changing any electrical connections!

IMPORTANT:

When reselling any WFL2060 or WFR2460 washers from display floors, replace the white (or gray) drain pump connector so washers will run properly and replace the shipping bolts so washers wont be damaged during shipment.
SALES DEMO MODE PROCEDURE: Preparing WFR2460 washers for display involves removing three shipping bolts and disconnecting the drain pump. To set up WFR2460 washers for display: Conversion: Make sure the washer is unplugged and is not connected to any water lines. 1. Remove the three shipping bolts from the washer back panel, removing the top bolt last. Each bolt has an insert wedging up to the inside of the back panel. When removing bolts, loosen them, then move them (up, left or right) until they slide out the large circular holes (matching the insert sizes). Dont unscrew shipping bolts completely so inserts wont drop into the washer base. After removing bolts, cover the holes with white caps included with the washer. 2. To access the white (or gray) drain pump connector from the back of the washer, remove the back panel by removing (7) T-20 & (4) T-30 Torx screws. Pull the white (or gray) drain pump connector to remove it, then secure the loose connector away from the frame or any washer parts with electrical tape (to avoid possibility of electrical shock). 3. Replace the back panel, then attach the fuscia label to the rear of the washer so its visible.
Power hook-up: Plug the washer into a 120V/240V transformer, then plug the transformer into a 120V, 15A power outlet. Using demo mode: Rotate the cycle selector knob to the Spin position and then push the Start button to perform a complete spin cycle. To interrupt the spin cycle, push the Start/Pause button.
HINT: Before starting, make sure you have the following: B 120V/240V transformer Fuscia demo mode label (IMPORTANT) Access to 120V, 15A, 60Hz electrical outlet T-20 & T-30 Torx screwdrivers Electrical tape

Disassembly -- Drum (3), Outer Drum (Tub) & Dampers
HINT: Jacket weight is the concrete counterweight on the top of the outer drum.
13.2 x 300 mm drill bit # 340700
Disassembly -- Drum (4), Outer Drum (Tub)
HINT: After removing crossbar screws, remove crossbars by rotating bottom of them out from washer. HINT: Before disconnecting wire harnesses from control module, mark each one to insure proper reassembly (as several connectors look identical).
HINT: To access wire harness connectors to disassemble them, separate control module from fascia panel by carefully prying back plastic clips around the module.
HINT: Unscrew band screws and remove band from front counterweight.
HINT: Loosen spring clamps and disconnect hoses from dispenser.
Disassembly -- Drum (5), Outer Drum (Tub)
HINT: When installing outer drum bolts, screw them in by hand
onto the first thread. Do not overtighten or cross-thread them.
NOTE: WFL 2060 drums use a separate gasket with bolts kit # 265964. WFR 2460 drums have the gasket and bolts included with front drum # 238410 (where the gasket and bolts arent provided separately).
HINT: WFL 2060 & WFR 2460 outer drums (tubs) are made by different
vendors and cant be interchanged. Both WFR 2460 front and rear outer drums should be replaced at the same time (if one needs to be replaced).
Disassembly -- Drum (6), Rear Bearing
HINT: When installing rear bearings
for WFR 2460 models, replace the front outer drum with gasket and bolts as well. When installing outer drum bolts, screw them in by hand onto the first thread. Do not overtighten or cross-thread them.
Disassembly -- Drum Drive Motor
Disassembly -- Drain Pump
and thats all there is to taking apart the washers!
Reassembly -- WFR 2460 Outer Drum
The WFR 2460 outer drum is provided by a different manufacturer than the WFL 2060 outer drum. Both the front and rear outer drums should be replaced at the same time (if one needs to be replaced).
When installing outer drum bolts, screw them in by hand onto the first thread. Do not overtighten or cross-thread them.
HINT: Do not overtighten screws/bolts.

WFL 2060UC Circuit Diagram
WFL 2060UC Wiring Diagram
HINT: Mains is the European term for power, so mains suppressor = power (surge) suppressor.
WFR 2460UC Circuit Diagram
WFR 2460UC Wiring Diagram
WFL 2060 & WFR 2460 Service Tips -- Ratings
Rated 240VAC, 15A, 60 Hz (uses 11A max.). Hot & cold water inputs, 3/4 NPT Two concrete vibration dampeners, top & front Uses NEMA 6-15P 240V, 15A, 3-wire plug Spin speeds 600-1000 RPM (WFL 2060) or 600-1200 RPM (WFR 2460) Uses Polinox outer drum - quieter & dent resistant compared to ss UL listed (U.S. & Canada)
WFL 2060 Service Tips -- Configuring
Replacement Control Modules
Replacement WFL 2060 control modules (# 481304) arent configured. Please follow these instructions to set on-board switches to configure replacement modules.
CAUTION: If settings arent done correctly, washers can eventually be damaged!

Switch S1

Switch # Setting off 1 on 2 on 3 off 4 on 5 off 6 off 7 on 8 Notes
Sets spin speed to 1000 RPM max. Sets panel buttons to Power Wash , Rinse Plus & Quick Wash and enables spin selector knob. Sets hot water inlet on. U.S. model variations enabled.

Switch S10

CAUTION: Static electricity can damage module components. Take care to shield modules from static electricity.
Switch # Setting on 1 off 2 Notes
HINT: Modules cannot be configured using the washer control panel.
WFR 2460 Service Tips -- Configuring
Replacement WFR 2460 control modules (# 484014) arent configured. Please follow these instructions to configure replacement modules.
After installing module, enter test program by first pushing and holding Menu & Select buttons, then rotating selector switch (dial) ccw to Permanent Press Cold (until display comes on). Push Menu button repeatedly to scroll to test T5: Model Variant Coding. Red light on Start/Pause button will be flashing. Push Start/Pause button to enter test T5 to change #s (red light will stop flashing when test T5 has been entered). Push Menu button to scroll to each # (when desired # is flashing). For each #, push Select button until correct setting is chosen, then push Start/Pause button to save setting. Repeat until settings for all eight #s are saved -- U.S. washers must show 42010011. When settings for all eight #s are saved, exit test program by rotating selector switch (dial) cw to Off.
Sample Displays 42010011 T5: Variant
Push Menu button to select 1st # for max. spin speed (until 1st # flashes), then push Select button until 4 (for 1200 RPM max.) is chosen. Push Start/Pause button to save setting.

Max. spin speed 2! 1000 RPM 3! 1100 RPM 4! 1200 RPM 5! 1300 RPM 6! 1400 RPM 7! 1500 RPM 8! 1600 RPM Water inlet Without 0! 1! 2!

42010011 T5: Variant

Push Menu button to select 2nd # for water inlet (until 2nd # flashes), then push Select button until 2 (hot water) is chosen. Push Start/Pause button to save setting.
Aqua stop, cold water With Aqua stop, cold water Without Aqua stop, hot water
Push Menu button to select 7th # for language (until 7th # flashes), then push Select button until 1 (for English) is chosen. Push Start/Pause button to save setting. NOTE: See test program page 61 for all test T5 settings.
Language 0! German 1! English 2! French 3! Dutch 4! Italian 5! Spanish E! Polish
NOTE: Note original equipment washer modules are factory configured and CANNOT be changed in the field.
WFL 2060 & WFR 2460 Service Tips - Drum Drive Motor

HINT: Note RPM

is the European symbol for RPM.
WFL 2060 & WFR 2460 Service Tips - Drain Pump

- 94 1.0

WFL 2060 & WFR 2460 Service Tips - NTC & Heater

23.2 - 29.4

WFL 2060 & WFR 2460 Service Tips - Door Lock
WFR 2460 Service Tips -- Water Flow Meter
WFR 2460 Service Tips -- Mechanical &

Analog Pressure Switches

The water level (pressure switch) system consists of a mechanical pressure switch and an analog pressure switch. Mechanical Pressure Switch The mechanical pressure switch (orange) has (3) switching positions:
Mechanical Pressure Switch Analog Pressure Switch
Water level < level 1 Water heating level Overflow level
Analog Pressure Switch The analog pressure switch (black) determines the different water levels in the various wash programs. It is piezo-electric (pressure on it generates a voltage) and generates between 0.5 - 3.5 VDC.
HINT: Its not helpful to measure the analog pressure
switch voltage because its shown on the digital display while the washer is in the test program.
WFR 2460 Service Tips -- Polinox Outer

Drum (Tub)

POLINOX TUB
Lifecycle Test 2,500 washes = 10 years Highest spin 300 consecutive times (wash-spin, wash-spin, etc. have tested up to 900 wash-spin cycles)
Heat Resistant Up to 130C (266F) Stability Dropped from a great height, wont dent like Stainless Steel Used on Mercedes-Benz bumper Reinforced with glass fiber Extraordinary strength Very reliable Vibrates less/ less noisy Fewer parts Lower weight
WFR 2460 Service Tips -- Low Spin Speeds
If the WFR 2460 control doesnt allow spin speeds > 800 RPM, then the Reduced Ironing setting has been turned on.
HINT: To exit the Reduced Ironing mode: When Start/Pause indicating light flashes red, press Menu button until Reduced Ironing screen appears. Press Select button until Reduced Ironing has been turned off.
WFL 2060 Service Tips -- Test Program (1)
The WFL 2060UC washers have test programs enabling the washers to self-diagnose problems, including listing the last fault code.
To enter component test program for WFL 2060 washers (to test individual parts or check last

wash fault):

Rotate cycle selector knob to Off position. Push and hold Start button (or Rinse Plus and Quick Wash buttons at the same time), then rotate cycle selector knob ccw to Permanent Press Cold position. After rotating cycle selector knob, keep holding Start button (or Rinse Plus and Quick Wash buttons) at least 3 seconds until Door locked & Rinse/Spin lights come on. Washer is now in the component test program. Lights will flash for wash faults below. Fault shown will be the last fault code on the washer (see fault chart below). When test program has been entered: Door locked Rinse/Spin Door locked & Rinse/Spin lights will come on (and stay on). Wash Select individual parts to test by rotating cycle selector knob as shown on next page. Dont rotate cycle selector knob through Off position while selecting tests (so washer wont shut off). Once part to test has been selected, start test by pushing Start button. Push Start button again to end any test (except for rotating cycle selector or spin speed knob to end motor test). To exit test program, push Start button.
NOTE: Fault displayed will be 1st fault that occurred since last time washer was turned on. NOTE: Door locks for all water fill and drain tests. Door unlocks ~ 30 seconds after drain pump test ends (after all water has been drained). 1st Edition/Revision 5 (1/20/04)

WFL 2060 Service Tips -- Test Program (2)
Test parts individually as follows:
Motor To start test, rotate cycle selector knob to Regular/Cotton Hot (not through Off position), then push Start button. To end test,
rotate cycle selector knob out of Regular/Cotton Hot position or rotate spin speed knob. During test, motor turns drum counterclockwise for 6 seconds (@ 50 RPM), pauses for 2 seconds & turns drum clockwise for 4 seconds. Drain pump comes on while drum is checked for imbalance and motor turns drum clockwise gradually to top speed, slows it down and stops it (Rinse/Spin light turns off when max. speed reached). Test ends automatically after ~ 3 minutes.
Drain pump To start test, rotate cycle selector knob to Temp Boost (not through Off position), then push Start button. To end test, push
Start button again (since test doesnt end). Drain pump runs -- listen for drain pump running or look for water draining from washer.
Heater To start test, rotate cycle selector knob to Power Temp Boost (not through Off position), then push Start button. To end test,
push Start button again (since test doesnt end quickly). Water fills to water level 1 (heating level) and is heated to maximum temperature. To save time, measure current draw into washer (over black wire to surge protector) after water has completely filled -- if ~ 7A, then heater has come on and is heating normally.
HINT: Water doesnt automatically drain for water filling tests such as heater, hot water valve and all dual cold water valve tests. Door locked Use drain pump test to drain water before running next test.To save time running water valve tests (since water doesnt stop filling), Rinse/Spin Wash do visual check of water filling into dispenser, then push Start button to end test. Hot water valve To start test, rotate cycle selector knob to Spin (not through Off position), then push Start button. Water. To end test,
push Start button again (since water doesnt stop filling). Do visual check by pulling dispenser door slightly (to avoid splashing) to view water flowing into left side of dispenser.
Dual cold water valve (Pre-wash & Wash) To start test, rotate cycle selector knob to Soak (not through Off position), then push

NOTE: Fault displayed will be 1st fault that occurred since last time washer was turned on.
NOTE: Do not push Start button (or Rinse Plus & Quick Wash buttons) within 5 seconds of rotating cycle selector knob to Power Temp Boost position while selecting comprehensive test program or while test is restarting. If so, individual part (component) test program will begin -- use Start button to manually advance through each step. 1st Edition/Revision 5 (1/20/04)
WFL 2060 Service Tips -- Test Program (4)
Door open or wont lock No water filling No heating
Possible Causes Door left open. Faulty door latch or door lock. Water shut off. Inlet strainer filters blocked. Water pressure too low (< 1 bar) Faulty heater. Voltage too low. Excessive scale on heating element. Blocked sensor. Faulty water level controller. Faulty or blocked drain pump. Faulty speed control. Triac short-circuited. Faulty reversing relay. Faulty control module. Faulty wire harness. Faulty NTC.

Flashing Lights

Door locked Rinse/Spin Wash Door locked Rinse/Spin Wash
Program Fault Occurred Wash
Door locked Rinse/Spin Wash

No draining

Motor wont run
Overheating NTC failed (short or open circuited)
HINT: Using the test program can cut down repair times & eliminate repeat calls from misdiagnosing problems.
WFL 2060 Service Tips -- Test Program (5)
Comprehensive Test Sequence Chart
HINT: n = spin speed & nmax = max. spin speed of 1000 RPM.
HINT: Rinse/Spin light goes out when max. speed of 1000 RPM is reached. Both Door locked and Rinse/Spin lights come on when test has ended.
HINT: Water valves are tested in order: Left side of cold water valve (Pre-wash) flows into right side of dispenser. Hot water valve flows into left side of dispenser. Left & right sides of cold water valve (Wash) flows into right side & center of dispenser.
HINT: Before leaving, make sure door isnt locked. To drain washer to open locked door (locked during wash or test): Exit test program by turning washer off. Turn washer on, then rotate
cycle selector knob to Drain and push Start button.
Door can be opened after washer drains and Door locked light flashes (Door locked light flashes ~ 2 minutes after washer drains).
To exit test program (from any test), turn unit off by pressing "ON/OFF" button. 1st Edition/Revision 5 (1/20/04)
WFR 2460 Service Tips -- Test Program (1)

The WFR 2460UC washers have test programs enabling the washers to self-diagnose problems, including listing the last 8 fault codes.
Rotate selector switch to Off position. Press & hold Menu & Select buttons (located under display), then rotate selector switch ccw to Permanent Press Cold until display comes on. See next page for error codes.
= drum speed (RPM) & n = pressure NOTE: switch reading.
HINT: Push Menu button to scroll through all tests to select desired test. Red light on Start/ Pause button flashes to show tests can be selected. When tests are started, red light stays on constantly. Push Menu to exit test & select more tests. Rotate selector switch to Off position.
Cold water valve Hot water valve Water levels

(cw) (ccw)

WFR 2460 Service Tips -- Test Program (2)
The last 8 fault codes are stored & displayed!
HINT: # of errors reads 0 for faults which didnt occur. Look at # of errors, not error #, to see if faults occurred.
HINT: Scroll thru all errors to check if any occurred.
WFR 2460 Service Tips -- Test Program (3)
HINT: Do not use this test as it applies to European models requiring VDE safety testing.
NOTE: Test takes ~ 1 minute, 20 seconds to complete.
HINT: Using the test program can greatly cut down repair times & eliminate repeat calls from misdiagnosing problems.
NOTE: = drum speed (RPM) & n = pressure switch (analogue sensor) reading.
WFR 2460 Service Tips -- Test Program (4)
HINT: Start/Pause light turns yellow when drum speeds up to 1200 RPM and slows down.
NOTE: Test takes > 10 minutes to run.
HINT: RPM is European symbol RPM.

the for

WFR 2460 Service Tips -- Test Program (5)
- for replacement modules ONLY

Select

HINT: RPM is the European symbol for RPM.
HINT: This test shows washer configuration (42010011), meaning max. spin speed is 1200 RPM, it uses hot water and doesnt have the European Aqua-Stop feature. Whenever control modules are replaced, scroll through all numerals & select 42010011 for U.S. units. Note OEM washers are preset and model coding CANNOT be changed.

NOTE: Aqua-Stop feature appears only on European models.
HINT: If spin speed cannot go above 800 RPM, washer coding wasnt set up on replacement module. To choose U.S. configuration, enter test mode & scroll through all 8 numerals to U.S. code 42010011. 1st Edition/Revision 5 (1/20/04)
WFR 2460 Service Tips -- Test Program (6)

(~ 50 sec.)

Power Wash Rinse Plus Quick Wash Select
(when held down) HINT: Test takes ~ 50 seconds to run. (when held down)
P01 for Regular/Cotton Cold).
WFR 2460 Service Tips -- Test Program (7)
HINT: Display shows T8:NIVEAU1 HINT: Display shows T9:NIVEAU2
HINT: W controller is the mechanical pressure switch. HINT: Start/Pause light turns yellow when water reaches ND level. 1st Edition/Revision 5 (1/20/04)
WFR 2460 Service Tips -- Test Program (8)
HINT: Test runs ~ 15 seconds.
HINT: Turbidity sensor appears only on European models.
HINT: Test runs ~ 1 minute, but doesnt end. Press Menu button when U05 shows on display.
WFR 2460 Service Tips -- Test Program (9)
HINT: To save time with Tests T13 - T17, press Menu to stop test when the washer stops filling (tests T13 - T16) or draining (T17). Run Test 17 to drain washer if needed.
HINT: Tests T13 - T16 fill until n256 pressure switch reading appears. When display reads n256, press Menu to stop test.
WFR 2460 Service Tips -- Test Program (10)
HINT: To save time with Test T18, press Menu to stop testing after the temperature has gone up several degrees, confirming the washer is heating OK.
NOTE: On Test T18, the water level rises until NH, which is the heating water level.
HINT: Start/Pause button light: Flashes red when tests can be selected or scrolled through. Stays red continually when tests are running. Stays yellow continually when drum is accelerating/running at max. speed (during drum motor test) or has reached ND water level (~ n152 pressure switch reading -- when water is draining, yellow light turns red ~ n094 pressure switch reading). Flashes yellow when drum is slowing down from 1200 RPM max. speed during drum motor test.
WFL 2060 & WFR 2460 Service Tips -Troubleshooting of Minor Faults (Customer Self-Help)
. 1st Edition/Revision 5 (1/20/04)
WFL 2060 Service Tips -- Resistance
Measurements from Control Module (1)
Disconnect & measure blue 2pin connector (with blue wires) to measure drain pump. Pump should read ~ 80 - 94 Disconnect & measure white 5-pin connector (with 3 black wires) to measure dual cold water valve. Valve should read (pin 1 is at bottom): Main wash (pins 1-3): 2.7 - 4.5 k Prewash (pins 1-5): 2.7 - 4.5 k

Washer wont fill.

WARNING! Unplug washer before starting any repairs.
WFL 2060 & WFR 2460 Service Tips -Troubleshooting (2)
Symptom Drum wont rotate. Problem Drum rear bearing has failed. Motor drive circuit (Triac) has failed. Drum drive motor has failed. Reversing relays have failed. Washer wont heat. Heater has failed. NTC has failed. Heater is covered with scale. Voltage too low. Control module has failed. Solution Check how drum rotates. If drum wobbles or wont move, replace faulty rear bearing. Check voltage at motor connectors when motor is energized. If low or no voltage, replace faulty control module. Check voltage at motor connectors when motor is energized. If ~ 240V, replace faulty drum motor. Check voltage at motor connectors when motor is energized. If voltage doesnt reverse, replace faulty control module. Disconnect heater and measure resistance at terminals (~ 23.2 29.4). Replace heater if faulty. Disconnect NTC and measure resistance at terminals (~ 5.4 6.5 k @ 20C (68F)). Replace NTC if faulty. If possible, remove & clean heater. If not, replace it. Have an electrician check the house wiring and the wiring to the washer to make sure it is 240 volts. Check voltage output to drain pump when its energized). If no voltage, replace faulty control module.
WFL 2060 & WFR 2460 Service Tips -Troubleshooting (3)
Symptom Washer overheats. Problem Control module has failed. NTC failed. Door wont lock. Door isnt properly. closed Solution Check voltage to heater. If voltage is present when heater shouldnt be on, replace faulty control module. Disconnect NTC and measure resistance at terminals (~ 5.4 6.5 k @ 20C (68F)). Replace NTC if faulty. Close door securely. If door wont latch, check door latch and door hinge alignment. Replace broken door latch. Measure resistance of door lock mechanism (~ for WFL 2060 or for WFR 2460). Replace faulty door lock mechanism. Use test T5 on test program (pp. 43, 61) to configure control module to U.S. settings (42010011).
Door latch is broken. Door lock has failed.
Washer wont spin over 800 RPM (WFR 2460). Washer has wrong wash cycles and hot water inlet doesnt work (WFL 2060).
Replacement control module wasnt configured when installed. Replacement control module wasnt configured when installed.
Use instructions on page 42 to set dipswitches on control module (p.c. board) to U.S. settings.
WFL 2060 Service Tips -- WFL 2060 Not Running
NOTE: Occasionally, WFL2060 washers have been set up for sales
WFL2060 drain pump is located at washer right front corner (photo viewing rear of washer) demonstration and not reconfigured for normal use when they were sold.
HINT: When repairing WFL2060 washers that wont run at all, check the
drain motor first to see if its connected.
NOTE: WFL2060 washers cannot be set up for sales demonstration

mode since the control senses the drain motor during start up.
Push on white (or gray) drain pump electrical connector (if it has been pulled off).
HINT: If WFL2060 washers have been set up for sales demonstration
and not reconfigured for normal use, all lights will turn on and washers wont run. If this occurs, check the drain motor first.
HINT: If electrical tape has been used on the washer, carefully clean off
all tape adhesive residue to insure good electrical connections.
HINT: When repairing WFL2060 washers that wont run at all, if the drain
motor has been disconnected for sales display, please check the following: Make sure the drain motor is reconnected. Make sure the fuscia label has been removed from the rear of the the washer. Make sure the shipping bolts have been removed.
WFL 2060 Service Tips -- Fascia Panel Parts
Surge suppressor 240V, 15A, 3-pronged plug with cord (NEMA 6-15P )
NOTE: Complete fascia panel 366766 includes knobs and dispenser drawer gasket. Dispenser door front 484011 is not included and must be bought separately. Use & Care Manual

Cycle Chart

To hot water inlet valve To

To drum drive motor

To pressure switch To dual cold water inlet valve
NOTE: Parts are subject to change without notice. To obtain an updated parts list (updated monthly), please purchase a parts CD subscription.
WFL 2060 Service Tips -- Frame & Door Parts

Shipping bolts

Shipping bolts Door latch mechanism

Door latch assy.

Wrench
Optional leveling leg securing kit (same as WMZ 2200)
WFL 2060 Service Tips -- Drum Parts
Concrete top counterweight
Polinox rear outer drum ss inner drum Drive belt Polinox front outer drum
Concrete front counterweight Drum drive motor

Heater

NTC 1st Edition/Revision 5 (1/20/04)
WFL 2060 Service Tips -- Pump Parts
Water inlet valves (hot & dual cold)

Pressure switch

Water inlet hoses (hot & cold)

Drain reservoir

Dispenser

Air dome

Ball check sump

Drain pump and trap

WFR 2460 Service Tips -- Fascia Panel Parts
Surge suppressor 240V, 15A, 3pronged plug with cord (NEMA 6-15P )
To analog pressure switch To dual cold water inlet valve

Control module

Use & Care Manual

366771

To main pressure switch
NOTE: Complete fascia panel 366771 includes knob and dispenser drawer gasket. Dispenser door front 484013 is not included and must be bought separately.
To hot water inlet valve To flow meter
WFR 2460 Service Tips -- Frame & Door Parts

Door latch mechanism

WFR 2460 Service Tips -- Drum Parts
Polinox rear outer drum Concrete top counterweight
NOTE: Rear outer drum gasket & screws are not available separately) ss inner drum Drive belt
Polinox front outer drum (with gasket & bolts)
NOTE: When replacing rear outer drum, replace front outer drum at the same time.
Concrete front counterweight

Drum drive motor

Heater NTC 1st Edition/Revision 5 (1/20/04)
WFR 2460 Service Tips -- Pump Parts

Main pressure switch

Analog pressure switch

Hot Hoses

Dispenser Water inlet hoses (hot & cold)

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

Disposal Information
Disposing of the packaging
The shipping package has protected your new appliance on its way to your home. All packaging materials are nonpolluting and recyclable. Please contribute to a better environment by disposing of packaging materials in an environmentally conscious manner. Please ask your dealer or local authority about the best means of disposal.
Environmental Protection/Conservati on Issues
Your washing machine uses water, energy and detergent efficiently, thereby protecting the environment and reducing your household costs. Using your washing machine in an efficient and nonpolluting manner: Avoid using too much detergent. Use detergent recommended for high efficiency and frontloading washers. Add detergent according to the degree of soiling, amount of laundry and water hardness, and observe the detergent manufacturers instructions.

DANGER OF SUFFOCATION!

Keep children away from shipping carton and packaging components. Danger of suffocation from plastic foil and folding cartons.
Disposing of your old appliance
Old appliances are not worthless rubbish! Environ mentconscious recycling can reclaim valuable raw materials.

Intended Use

Your washing machine is intended: For domestic use only. For washing machinewashable fabrics in washing water. For operation using cold and hot (140 F/60 C) tap water and conventional laundry detergents and additives that are suitable for the use in washing machines.

DANGER OF FATAL INJURY!

On outof service appliances, unplug main plug. Cut off power cord and discard with main plug. To prevent playing children from becoming trapped and endangered, ensure that the door locking mechanism is disabled.

Your New Washing Machine

Filling in laundry detergent and/or additive dispensers Dispenser I: Detergent for soaking agent. Dispenser II: Detergent for wash, stain remover. Dispenser 2: Cleaning product, e.g. fabric softener, fabric conditioner (do not fill above the lower edge of insert 1).

Sorting the laundry

Preparing, Sorting and Loading the Laundry
Preparing the laundry CAUTION
Loose debris (e.g. coins, paper clips, needles, nails) can damage items of clothing as well as parts of the washing machine (e.g. drum).
According to colour to degree of dirt

CAUTION

Items of clothing can be discolored. Never wash new multicolored items together with other items.
White items may become grey. Always wash white and colored items separately.

Degrees of dirt

q Empty all pockets of the clothing. q Brush out any sand from pockets and cuffs. q Close zipfasteners and button up bed covers. q Remove curtain runners or tie them up in a net/bag. q The following items must be washed inside a net/pillow case: Extremely delicate items, e.g. fine tights, net curtains. Small items, e.g. small socks or handkerchiefs. Underwired bras (the wire may come loose during washing and cause damage). Slight dirt No recognizable dirt or staining. Laundry may have some body odor. Light summer clothing and sportswear that has only been worn for a few hours. Tshirts, shirts and blouses that have been worn for up to one day. Bed linen and guest towels that have been used for one day.
Normal dirt Visible dirt and/or some light staining recognizable. Tshirts, shirts and blouses that are very sweaty or have been worn several times. Underwear that has been worn for one day. Tea towels, hand towels and bed linen that have been used for up to one week. Net curtains (without nicotine staining) that have not been washed for up to year.
q When washing trousers, knitwear and woven fabrics, e.g. shirts, Tshirts or sweatshirts, always turn these items inside out.
Intensive dirt Dirt and/or staining recognizable. Kitchen hand towels that have been used for up to one week. Fabric napkins. Bibs. Children's outer clothing or football shirts and shorts with grass and soil stains. Working clothes such as overalls or bakers and butchers coats.
Sorting laundry according to their care label specifications Fabric Types
Machine Wash, Cottons Machine Wash, Permanent Press Machine Wash, Delicates Hand Wash Cold Warm Hot

Temperatures

Typical stains - Skin fat, cooking oils/fat, sauces, mineral oil, wax (containing fat/oil). Tea, coffee, red wine, fruit, vegetables (bleachable). Blood, egg, milk, starch (containing protein/ carbohydrate). Soot, soil, sand (pigments), red sand on tennis clothes.
Do not wash clothes in washing machine if the care label says "Do Not Wash" or the DO NOT WASH symbol - is on the care label.
Removing stains If possible, remove/pretreat stains while they are still fresh. First, dab soapy water onto the stain. Do not rub. Subsequently wash the items of clothing using the appropriate program. Sometimes several washing cycles may be required in order to remove persistent/dried in stains.

Loading the laundry

RISK OF EXPLOSION!
q Do not exceed the maximum load: Overloading will cause poor wash results and encourage creasing. For best results it is recommended to load the drum depending on the fabric type: Full Load Load
Items of clothing that have been pretreated with solventbased cleaning agents, e.g. stain remover and dry cleaning spirit, represent an explosion hazard once loaded into the washing machine. Therefore, these items must first be rinsed thoroughly by hand.
Cotton and Linens Permanent Press, Synthetic Blends and Poly Knits Wool, Delicates, Silk
Loose debris in the washing machine drum can damage the laundry. Before loading the laundry, check that there is no debris in the drum.
q Close the loading door. Make sure not to trap any items of clothing between the loading door and rubber seal.

q Open the loading door.

q Unfold the sorted items of clothing and place them loosely into the drum. Mix up large and small items. Items of varying size will distribute better during the spin cycle. 11
Laundry Detergents and Additives
Dispensing the correct amount of detergent
Too much detergent: Environmentally incompatible, excessive foam reduces wash agitation which causes poor washing and rinsing results.
Filling laundry detergent and/or additive dispensers

RISK OF POISONING!

Keep detergents and additives out of the reach of children. Measure out the detergent according to: the water hardness. This information can be obtained from your local water authority. the amount of laundry. the amount of soil. Information on soiling can be found on page 9. the specifications of the detergent manufac turer. Measure out the correct amount of deter gent relieves the strain on the environment and ensures optimum washing results. Dispenser I: Detergent for soaking agent. Dispenser II: Detergent for wash, stain remover. Dispenser 2: Cleaning product, e.g. fabric softener, fabric conditioner (fill at least to lower edge of insert 1). i Concentrated or thick fabric softener and con ditioner must be diluted with a little water be fore being poured into the dispenser (prevents overflow as a result of obstruction). q Pull out the detergent dispenser up to the final stop. q Add the detergent and/or additive. q Close the detergent dispenser.
i DO NOT use chlorine bleach in this washing machine. q If it is necessary to use a detergent made for top loading washing machines, to avoid over sudsing, it is recommended that only to (approx. 2-3 Tbl.) of the amount recom mended by the detergent manufacturer for top loading washing machines be used. Using this smaller amount may effect the cleaning perfo mance. The first time, start with of the rec ommended amount. Then, only if there is a low level of sudsing and your clothes are not getting clean, try a little more. q Pour liquid detergent into the appropriate dis pensing chamber. Too little detergent: The laundry is not cleaned properly and will, after a while, become grey and stiff. Greyish brown spots (fat globules) may appear on the laundry. The heaters may calcify.

Load adjust Load adjust" matches the water and power con sumption to each program - according to the amount of laundry and type of fabrics. Therefore water and energy consumption are reduced when washing small amounts of laundry. The flow sensor measures the water flow rate like an internal water gauge and meters the exact volume of water required for the amount of laundry. The stepless water level sensor ensures that the water level is correct in each program for washing your laundry - from our economical Regular/ Cotton" programs to the gentle Delicates/Silk" and Wool" cycles. Unbalanced load detection system The automatic unbalanced load detection system spins the laundry several times to ensure even distribution. If the wash load is unevenly distributed, it is not spun for reasons of safety or the end speed is reduced. In the woolens program the appliance attempts to start the spin cycle only twice in order to prevent laundry from shrinking.
Washing with Standard Settings
The specified standard settings are optimally adjusted to the selected program. If you do not want to change these standard settings:
q If required, press the button(s) for additional option(s). The indicator light of the selected button shines (red). i If an illogical combination was selected inadvertently, the indicator light of the selected button is turned off and a signal is emitted.
q Turn on the water taps.
q Press the Start/Pause button. The indicator light shines (red). The program starts. q Turn the program selector to the desired program. i If the time has not been set, Clock not set" is briefly indicated in the display field; 0:00" flashes. Set clock; see from Page 24. q Load the washing machine and close the door. The Start/Pause indicator light flashes (red). i The individual program steps are indicated in the display field. Washing with individual settings is described subsequently.
Washing with Individual Settings
You can adjust the settings to your requirements. First find a quick overview of the adjustable settings. The steps for changing the settings are described in detail the following pages.

Quick overview

Select program with program selector. Load the laundry and close the loading door. Press the Menu button. Spin speed Program finished at Page 19 Adjustable in 30 minute steps Reduced ironing Signal Child lock Standard time/ Daylightsaving time Page 23 Daylightsaving time Standard time Set clock
Page 18 Dependent on program and model, see Page 14 or No final spin".

Page 20 no yes

Page 21 OFF Low Medium High

q Press the Start/Pause button. The program starts. The indicator light shines (yellow). The child lock is activated. i The individual program steps are indicated in the display field. Deactivating temporarily the child lock q Press the Start/Pause button and hold down (5 seconds) until the Start/Pause indicator light flashes. i When Pause" is displayed, the child lock is temporarily deactivated. i When the Start/Pause button is pressed again, the child lock is reactivated. Deactivating permanently the child lock q If required, press the Start/Pause button and hold down (5 seconds) until the Start/Pause indicator light flashes. q Press the Menu button until Child lock: ON" is displayed. The $" symbol flashes. q Press the Select button until Child lock: OFF" is displayed. q Press the Select button and select Daylight saving time" or Standard time". i The selected setting is retained after the wash cycle. q Press the Menu button until Standard time" or Daylightsaving time" is displayed. The Start/Pause indicator light flashes (red). i The menu is being left if a button is not pressed within 10 seconds.
q Press the Menu button until Set clock:" is displayed. The hour display flashes. The Start/Pause indicator light flashes (red). i The menu is being left if a button is not pressed within 10 seconds.

Set clock

You can set the current time. The settings are retained even if your washing machine is not used for up to 6 weeks. q Turn the program selector to the desired program. q Put in the laundry and close the loading door. The Start/Pause indicator light flashes (red).
q Press the Select button until the hour display is correct.
q Press the Menu button until the minute display flashes. The Start/Pause indicator light flashes (red).
q Press the Start/Pause button. The program starts. The indicator light shines (red). i The individual program steps are indicated in the display field.

Resetting the settings

You can reset all changed settings to the standard settings except time and language. q Turn the program selector to the desired program. q Press the Select button and hold down (3 seconds) until the second acoustic signal is emitted. i The standard settings have now been selected. These are: Spin speed: maximum Reduced ironing: no Signal: High Child lock: OFF

q Press the Select button until the minute display is correct. The time is now set. i Press the Menu button, the menu function ends.
i The Resetting the settings" function is not available while the washing program is running, while the child lock has been activated or when Menu button has been pressed.

During Washing

Reselecting a program
q If the child lock is active, temporarily deactivate it; see page 23. q Turn the program selector to Off. q Turn the program selector to a newly selected program. The Start/Pause indicator light flashes. q If the child lock is active, deactivate again temporarily. q If required, change the settings; see from Page 17. q Press the Start/Pause button. The program starts. The indicator light shines.
Topping up the washing/ Interrupting the program
You can put laundry in the drum later, take laundry out of the drum early or interrupt the program at any time. i It is not recommended to add laundry after the washing phase is complete. Without child lock i You can top up or reduce laundry as long as the Start/Pause indicator light shines (red). q Press the Start/Pause button. In the display it successively is indicated: Pause", Door can be opened". q Open the loading door. q Put in/remove the laundry. q Close the loading door. q Press the Start/Pause button. The program continues. The indicator light shines (red). i When the Start/Pause indicator light shines (yellow), the program can be interrupted, however the door cannot be opened for reasons of safety (water level, temperature or speed too high). In the display it successively is indicated: Pause", Door cannot be opened". i If the speed is too high, the Start/Pause indicator light shines (yellow). Putting in laundry is possible in Pause" mode when the drum is at a standstill.
Child lock activated q Temporarily deactivate the child lock. See Page 23. i If the Start/Pause indicator light flashes (yellow), the door cannot be opened for reasons of safety (water level, temperature or speed too high). In the display it successively is indicated: Pause", Door cannot be opened". i If the Start/Pause indicator light flashes (red), the laundry can be topped up or removed prematurely. In the display it successively is indicated: Pause", Door can be opened". q q q q Open the loading door. Put in/remove the laundry. Close the loading door. Press the Start/Pause button. Program continues. Child lock is reactivated. The indicator light shines (yellow).

Soaking

The Soak setting is used to pretreat heavily stained items: q Load laundry of the same color. q Add the soaking agent to chamber I according to the manufacturers specifications. q Turn the program selector to Soak. The Start/Pause indicator light flashes (red). q Press the Start/Pause button. The program starts. The indicator light shines (red). i The soak cycle lasts 2 hours with the tempera ture held at 95 F/32 C. It is ended with a short spin cycle. All the water is pumped out.

Bleaching WARNING

DO NOT use liquid chlorine bleach in this machine. A powder oxygen based bleach or nonchlorinated based products are acceptable.

Canceling active program

If you would like to terminate a program and remove the laundry: q If the child lock is active, temporarily deactivate; see Page 23. q Turn the program selector to Drain or Spin. i If a program is interrupted at a high tempera ture, leave the laundry to cool down until glass is not hot to the touch. q Press the Start/Pause button. q Wait until the program ends. q If the child lock is active, deactivate again temporarily; see Page 23. q Open the loading door. q Unload the laundry. i If a program is interrupted at a high temperature, the door may remain locked until the appliance has cooled down. i If the program is terminated by switching off the appliance, the door may remain locked.

Decolorizing CAUTION

Decolorants may contain sulphur or chlorine. These substances can cause parts of the wash ing machine to corrode. Do not decolorize items of laundry in the washing machine.

After Washing

q Turn the program selector to Drain. The Start/Pause indicator light flashes. q Press the Start/Pause button. The indicator light shines. Display field: Draining water". q When the additional program has ended, open the door. q Turn the program selector to Off. Child lock: ON" preselected
The Start/Pause indicator light goes out. Display field: Remove laundry". q Open the loading door. q Turn the program selector to Off. or No final spin" preselected The Start/Pause indicator light is on (yellow). Display field: Remove laundry". q Press and hold down the Start/Pause button (5 seconds) until Pause" is displayed. The Start/Pause indicator light flashes (red). q Open the loading door. q Turn the program selector to Off.
The Start/Pause indicator light flashes. q If required, change the spin speed; see from Page 18. q Press the Start/Pause button. The program starts. The program progress is indicated in the display field. The indicator light shines.

Emergency Lock Release

When the emergency lock release has been pulled, the loading door can be opened and the laundry taken out of the drum.
q Turn off the water tap.
RISK OF SCALDING! CAUTION
Allow the hot washing solution to cool. Wait until the drum has come to a standstill.

q Attach and tighten the pump cap.
q Carefully remove the pump cap. q Attach and close the cover plate. To prevent unused detergent from flowing into the drain during the next wash cycle: q Pour 1 litre/1 pt of water into chamber II. q Select the Drain program.
Cleaning water inlet strainers
This is necessary if very little or no water flows into the washing machine. First release the water pressure in the supply hoses: q Remove any loose debris/lint from inside the pump and clean the pump. The pump impeller must be able to rotate. Clean any remaining water or lint from the threads of the pump cap and pump housing. q Turn off the water taps. q Turn the program selector to any program (except Spin or Drain). q Press Start/Pause button and wait for Water tap closed?" message. q Turn the program selector to Off.
Cleaning the strainer(s) at the water tap On both the hot and cold water tap:
q Pull out the strainer and rinse under running water. q Disconnect the hose from the water tap. q Rinse the strainer under flowing water. q Reconnect the hose. Cleaning the strainers on the washing machine On both the hot and cold water tap: q Insert the strainer and reconnect the hose. q Turn on the water tap and check whether water is still discharged. If water is still discharged, check that the strainer is attached properly. q Turn off the water tap.
Descaling the washing machine CAUTION
Descaling agents contain acids which can attack parts of the washing machine and discolor the laundry. Provided that you use the correct amount of detergent, it is not necessary to descale the washing machine. If, however, descaling the appliance becomes necessary, please follow the instructions provided by the descaling agent manufacturer.
q Disconnect the hose from the back of the washing machine.

Customer Service

The washing machine requires no special care other than the care and cleaning noted above. If you are having a problem with your washing machine, before calling for service please refer to page 35. If service becomes necessary, contact your dealer or installer or an authorized service center. Do not attempt to repair the appliance yourself. Any work performed by unauthorized personnel may void the warranty. If you are having a problem with your washing machine and are not pleased with the service you have recieved: q First, please contact your installer or the Autho rized Service Contractor in your area and ex plain to them why you are not satisfied. This will usually correct the problem. q If after working with your installer or service per sons the problem still has not been resolved to your satisfaction, please let us know by either writing to us at BSH Home Appliances 5551 Mc Fadden Ave. Huntington Beach, LA 92649 or calling us at

1-800/944-2904

Please be sure to include, if writing, or have availa ble, if calling, the following information: Model Number Serial Number Date of Original Purchase Date Problem Originated Explanation of Problem
Also, if writing, please be sure to include a daytime telephone number and a copy of sales invoice. You will find the model number and serial number information on the rating plate located on the inside of the door above the door glass.
Troubleshooting of Minor Faults

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK!

If repairs are necessary, and you cannot eliminate the fault yourself with the aid of the following table: q Turn the program selector to Off. q Disconnect the washing machine from the mains. q Turn off the water tap. q Call Customer Service (refer to Page 34).
Repairs must only be carried out by our Customer Service or an authorized technician.
Fault The loading door cannot be opened. tb d
Possible cause No final spin" selected. Child lock activated. Power failure.
Action Select Drain or Spin. Deactivate child lock, see Page 23. An interrupted program will be resumed when power returns. If the laundry is to be removed during a power failure, proceed as described under Emergency lock release"; see Page 29. Wait until the program ends; see Page 26. Eliminate the cause. Select a program. Deactivate child lock, see Page 23.
Program is running and/or the door is locked for reasons of safety. Plug is loose or not inserted. Program selector turned to Off before end of program. Door cannot be Child lock activated. opened, even though the appliance has been switched off and on again.
Door cannot be For reasons of safety the door has been locked See Topping up the laundry/Interrupting the opened, even because the water level, temperature or speed is too program", Page 26. though the appliance high. has been switched off and on again. Program continues Child lock activated. running, even though the appliance has been switched off and on again. Appliance cannot be Child lock activated. operated. Child lock activated" is indicated in the display field. Deactivate child lock, see Page 23.
Deactivate child lock, see Page 23.
Fault Control lights do not shines. hi
Possible cause A fuse has triggered. Power failure.
Action Switch on/replace the fuse. Call Customer Service if this fault is repeated. An interrupted program will be resumed when power returns. If the laundry is to be removed during a power failure, proceed as described under Emergency lock release"; see Page 29. Press the Select button; energysaving mode is terminated. Press the Start/Pause button.
Appliance is in energysaving mode. This is not a fault. Program does not start. Start/Pause indicator light flashes. Program does not start. Door open?" indicated in the display field. Press start" is indicated in the display field. Start/Pause button not pressed.

Loading door not closed properly.
Check whether laundry is trapped in door. Close the loading door (a click should be heard). Program continues.
End time selected but still not activated by pressing the Start/Pause" button.
Press the Start/Pause button.
Program does not End time selected and activated. start. Time delay" is indicated in the display field. Clock cannot be set. Program has already started; when a program has started, the clock cannot be set. Set clock:" text remains in the display field even though the Menu button has been pressed. --:--" is displayed instead of the end time in the display field. End time cannot be selected. l t d The setting has switched from hours to minutes; both selection points have the same text.
None. Appliance starts automatically.
Wait until program ends. None.

Clock not set.

Set clock; see Page 24.
Clock not set. Program has already started; when a program has started, the end time can no longer be selected.
Set clock; see Page 24. Reselect program; see Page 26. Before starting the program, select and start the desired end time; see Page 19.
Fault Spin speed cannot be selected.
Possible cause Spinning is already in progress; during spinning the speed cannot be changed. Program selector is set to Drain; spinning is not possible with this program.
Action Select speed before spinning. If required, select another program. Child lock can be selected in pause mode. Clean and dry the detergent dispenser; see Page 30. Use the dispensing aid for liquid detergents. Turn on water tap. Program continues. Eliminate the cause. Clean the filter; see Page 32. Eliminate the cause.
Child lock cannot be The program has already started. selected. Detergent residue in Detergent was damp or lumpy. the detergent dispenser. Water does not enter the machine or detergent is not washed away. y Water tap closed?" indicated in the display field. Water cannot be seen in drum. Washing solution is not completely drained. Pump blocked?" indicated in the display field. Water tap not turned on. Supply hose kinked or trapped. Strainers in supply hose clogged. Water pressure too low. This is not a fault. The water lies below the visible part of the drum. Loose debris is blocking the pump. The water drainage pipe and/or drain hose is blocked.
Clean the pump (refer to Page 31). Clean the water drainage pipe and/or drain hose. Tighten the thread. Replace the drain hose. Mix 1 tablespoon of fabric softener with litre/1 pt of water and pour into chamber II of the detergent dispenser. Reduce the amount of detergent next time.
Water is flowing out The thread of the supply hose is not tight. from underneath the Leak in the drain hose. machine. Foam coming out of the detergent dispenser. Repeated spinning. Too much detergent.

Installation, Connection and Transportation

Safety information

To drain the water hose(s) refer to page 32. Take care not to damage the washing machine. Do not hold onto protruding parts (e.g. loading door) when lifting. In addition to the safety information listed here, the local water and electricity supplier may have special requirements.

RISK OF INJURY! CAUTION

In case of doubt, have the appliance connected by an authorized technician.
The washing machine is heavy. Lift with caution.
Factorysupplied equipment
There is a packet of accessory parts supplied with your washer. Check to make sure that all the accessory parts supplied for your model are there. If any parts are missing contact your dealer imme diately. Inside the drum:
Frozen hoses can tear/burst. Do not install the washing machine outdoors or in an area exposed to frost. Be sure to observe all listed warnings and cautions. These installation instructions are intended for use by qualified installers. In addition to these instructions the washer shall be installed: In the United States, in accordance with the National Electric Code, ANSI/NFPA70 ~ latest edition/State and Municipal codes and/or local codes. In Canada, in accordance with the Canadian Electric Code C22.1 ~ latest edition/State and Municipal codes and/or local codes.
If the washing machine is located in a room which will be exposed to temperatures below the freezing point, or if it is located in a cabin that is being shut down for the winter, any residual water in the pump or water inlet hose(s) must be drained.
Water supply hoses (cold and hot water).
Any dampness lift inside the drum was caused by the final testing which every washing machine is subject to before leaving the factory. On the rear of the appliance:

The bag contains:

Covers to be placed over the holes for the transport bolts (after removing it). Wrench 1 hose band clip for connection to a siphon.
Depending on the type of connection, the following may also be required: Ypiece (can be optained from any specialist store) in case there is only a cold water connec tion possible.
Useful tools The following tools are helpful: Water drain hose. Mains cable with plug. Elbow for attaching the drain hose, e.g. into a wash basin. Box cutter. Flat screwdriver. Ring wrench. Spirit level.
C = cold water connection H = hot water connection

Dimensions

Installation area WARNING
Never ground the washer to plastic plumbing lines, gas lines or hot water pipes. Appliance stability is important to make sure the washing machine does not walk" during the spin cycles. The installation area must be solid and even. Soft floor surfaces, such as carpets or surfaces with foam backing, are not suitable. If the washing machine is to be installed on a wooden floor: q If possible, place the washing machine in a corner of the room. q Screw a waterresistant wooden board (at least 30 mm thick) to the floor. q Secure the feet of the washing machine using holding brackets *.

Hose and cable lengths

Lefthand connection
approx. 39" (100 cm) approx. 56"(145 cm)

Water connection

Water supply
The washing machine must only be operated with cold and hot (max. 140 F // 60 C) tap water. Do not connect the appliance to the mixer tap of an unpressurized hotwater boiler. If in any doubt, have the water connection installed by an authorized technician.

max. 39" (100 cm)

approx. 35" (90 cm)
The water supply hoses must not be: Bent or squashed. Modified or cut (stability can no longer be guar anteed).

Righthand connection

approx. 56" (145 cm) approx. 39" (100 cm)
Plastic threads must only be tightened by hand. Do not remove the strainers from the water supply hoses. Observe the water pressure in the supply network: max. 39" (100 cm)
The water pressure should be between 14.5 to 145 p.s.i. (1 to 10 bars) (when the tap is turned on, at least 2.2 U. S. gallons (8 liters) of water are discharged per minute). A pressure reducing valve must be installed if the maximum water pressure is exceeded.
approx. 48" (135 cm)
Other hoses Available at specialty dealers: Extended supply hose (approx. 2.2 m // 86.6 in).
To prevent against water damage, the hot and cold water valves should be accessible when the washer is in place and should always be turned off when the washer is not in use. When the washer is being installed in a new building, or a building in which the plumbing sys tem was installed or upgraded recently, the lines must be flushed prior to installing the washer. This must be done to clear the lines of any sand, dirt or residue that may still be in the lines.
Connection options A Cold water connection and B Hot water connection (max. 140 F // 60 C)

Water drainage

Do not bend or pull the water drainage hose. Height difference between the placement area of washer and the drainage point: Maximum 110 cm // 43 inches. Standpipe or In Wall Installation

min. 10 mm

or Cold water connection only with Ypiece q Use the Ubracket. Attach the Ubracket to the end of the hose and insert end of hose into standpipe or wall drain. q Use a strap or cable tie connected to Ubracket to hold hose in place. Drainage into a siphon
q After the connection: Turn on the water completely, and check whether connection points are watertight.
The connection points are under full water pressure. Check seal with tap fully open.