Electrolux LAVAMAT BELLA 1103 User's Manual
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1. rayon articles with special finishes Cotton linen or rayon articles colours are fast at 40 C but not at 60 C Acrylics acetate and triacetate including mixtures with wool polyester wool blends Wool including blankets and wool mixtures with cotton or rayon silk Silk and printed acetate fabrics with colours not fast at 40 C Cotton articles with special finishes capable of being boiled but requiring drip drying Do not machine wash Do not wash Qo Ironing This symbol is used to provide ironing instructions The number of dots within the symbol is varied to indicate the correct tempera ture setting as follows E One dot cool E Two dots warm Three dots hot Crossed out do not iron Dry cleaning A circle is the symbol used for dry cleaning instructions It will never appear on its own but will have additional information as follows Articles normal for dry cleaning in all solvents Articles normal for dry cleaning in perchlorethylene white spirit Solvent 113 and Solvent 11 Articles normal for dry cleaning in white spirit or Solvent 113 Do not dry clean Tips on removing stains If possible remove stains immediately with lukewarm water and soap Stains which have been left are more dificult to remove Use a clean absorbent cloth Do not rub but dab the stain Bleaching agents and many stain removers are particularly harsh therefore try them o2. without draining the last rinse water which lasts only 35 or 45 minutes depending on the temperature selected Depending on the actual laundry you can select pumping and spinning or spinning only programme 5 7 or 9 Please note that this programme cannot be combined with any other button than Opening and closing the door Making corrections Doors After you have put your laundry into the machine close both doors Only if both doors are closed will the programme begin If you open the outer door whilst the machine is in operation the programme will stop During the spinning cycle you cannot open the outer door safety feature Before opening the inner door check the water level in the drum Should there still be rinse or soak water in the drum then pump this off before opening the inner door by selecting programme 5 7 or 9 and pressing the switch on button 1 During the entire wash programme you cannot open the outer door safety feature You can then open the doors 10 Sort the laundry prior to loading it into the drum Sorting the It pays for you to pay special Coloureds laundry attention to the manufacturer s Easy care instructions or to the laundry care Delicates labels inside each garment This is Woollens how you should sort your laundry For more details see page 12 and Cottons and linens following pages Practical Coloured and white cottons and in the lau
3. button if you vvish to vvash curtains or minimum iron fabrics made of synthetic fibres nylon polyester or of acrylic as vvell as sensitive articles made of silk or artificial silk The laundry is washed at a high water level but with normal drum movement Ul o delicates Button X 7 can be combined with programmes 1 2 and 4 The laundry is left floating in the last rinse water To avoid creasing For pump and spon select programme 7 Press this button if you wish to wash baby clothes and minimum iron articles made of cotton or C The easy care button can be combined with programmes 1 and 2 The laundry is left floating in the Button for cotton mixtures and synthetics last rinse water easy care The laundry is washed at normal To avoid creasing water level For pump and spin select programme 7 Short If you wish to wash just a few items This results in a greatly reduced programme of lightly soiled laundry e g tennis wash programme reduced main wash clothes bathing suits or towels which have only been used once you should make use of the advantages of the short programme The maximum load is approx 1 5 kg dry weight of all kinds af fabric except for woollens and curtains Set the pro gramme switch to 3 Depending on the kind of laundry adjust the temperature selector to 40 C or 60 C and press button at normal water level suds cooling 3 rinses
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5. Operating Instructions Fully automatic washing machine LAVAMAT BELLA 1103 A Contents Please read these instructions care fully before using your LAVAMAT the first time This will help you to avoid operating faults and will save you time and money Points to observe when unpacking installing and connecting the machine can be found on pages 23 25 Control panel 3 Before using for the first time 4 The function of the knobs and buttons 5 8 Opening and closing the door 9 Sorting the laundry ITCL Code Tips on removing stains 10 11 Load size 12 Adding wash powder and conditioner 13 How to wash correctly 14 Wash programmes 15 17 What can be the cause when something does not work 18 20 Care and maintenance 21 Installation and care of your LAVAMAT 22 25 When service is required 26 Control Panel 3 LAVAMAT BELLA 1103 E no 605 194 901 Variable spin speed 500 1100 rpm Control lamp ee Selector buttons 7 Programme switch N Temperature controI Wash powder drawer Outer door inner door for access to drum is behind this Outer door handle Lovver front panel pull dovvn for drain filter and rating plate Filter outlet You must remove these transit bars Transit bars Installing and connection Remove protective foil Before using for the
6. S LEAD ARE COLOURED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING CODE GREEN AND YELLOW EARTH BLUE NEUTRAL BROWN LIVE As the colours of the wires in the mains lead of this appliance may not correspond with the coloured markings identifying the terminals in your plug proceed as follows 1 The wire which is coloured GREEN and YELLOW must be connected to the EARTH terminal in your plug which is marked with the letter E or by the earth symbol or coloured GREEN or GREEN and YELLOW 2 The wire which is coloured BROWN must be connected to the LIVE terminal which is marked with the letter L or coloured RED 3 The wire which is coloured BLUE must be connected to the NEUTRAL terminal which is marked with the letter N or coloured BLACK When wiring the plug ensure that all strands of wire are securely retained in each terminal Do not forget to tighten the mains lead clamp on the plug This appliance complies with the requirements laid out in the EEC Directive 76 889 25 Points to observe when installing and connecting 26 Please fill in the model no and the serial no of your machine below Rating plate Model No E No 605 194 901 F No Serial No When calling for a service engineer please quote the model no and the serial no of your machine These nos are imprinted on the rating plate which you will find behind the cover flap for the drain filter Fill in the serial no above for your future r
7. and coloureds and up to 0 8 kg of easy care fabrics and delicates Depending on the programme you save O Water Your LAVAMAT washes and rinses with less water O Electricity The heating up time Basically you should wash full loads whenever possible to achieve maximum economy in every respect You can combine the button with programmes 1 2 and 4 and buttons and for easy care fabrics Co The function of the knobs and buttons If you have only lightly to normally soiled cottons and linens e g under wear white or coloured bed linen which has only been used for a short time you can use this button This will help you to save up to 30 electricity The temperature is limited to 60 C and the water is heated up slowly com eos XE Q 3oo The eneroy saving programme vvorks as intensively and lasts almost as long as the programme for whites or colour fast 95 C You can combine the E button with programmes 1 and 2 But not with buttons X and for easy care fabrics Pressing both buttons together makes sense if you wish to wash just a few items of lightly to normally soiled whites and coloureds This will save water even more electricity and up to 30 96 washing powder Sd 1 2 Energy saving button and economy button for small loads Both buttons can be combined with programmes 1 2 and 4 but not with buttons w7 delicates and easy care Press this
8. ater pressure about 1 bar express pressure 1 atu 1 kgf cm 10 N cm Rubber sealing Maximum permissible water pressure about 10 bar Where the supply pressure exceeds 10 bar it is necessary to fit a pressure relief valve type AD 723 E No 612 896 723 Please ensure you comply with the drinking water regulations of your local Water Board Should you require a longer supply hose than provided then please use only a continuous high pressure hose at least 60 bar of suitable length DO NOT EXTEND THE EXISTING HOSE On no account must you use cheap garden hoses or similar Please ensure that suitable clamps are used for attaching the hose to the connector fitting Please close the water tap on completion of each wash programme 24 Water discharge Electrical connection Points to observe when installing and connecting minimum 60 cm maximum 100 cm To drain the machine of all soap and rinse water it is fitted with a pump which is controlled by the programme It delivers water to a head of 1 1 m through the drain hose fitted at the back of the machine The drain hose I D 19 mm max is bent at the end for hooking it over a sink edge or similar Please secure the bent end in such a way that it cannot slip off especially where the sink or basin edge is very wide To do this you can use the holder provided and which can be attached to a wall hook or the tap see illustration Connected l
9. ce more to the 0 position in a clockwise direction The machine vibrates or is unsteady If there is too little laundry in the drum e g just one dressing gown this may lead to vibration Therefore add more items However unsteady movement may also result from LI Blocked drain filter O Kinked or squashed outlet hose O The transit bars have not been removed or at least not all of them There are rust spots in the drum O The stainless steel drum cannot rust What may look like rust stains are due to ferrous foreign bodies e g needles paper clips or the like introduced with the laundry or water Remove such stains with a stainless steel cleaning agent Do not use ferrous or chlorous scouring powders Please use this fault finding chart as a check list for all provisions which guarantee the proper performance of your machine If you call a service engineer in connection with one of the aforementioned problems you should be aware that the cost involved in this call will have to be passed on even during the warranty period Should you be unable to locate the cause of the problem inspite of this check list then please contact your AEG Service Department Care and maintenance of the LAVAMAT 21 Drain filter The drain filter collects fluff and foreign bodies which may get put into the drum with the laundry You must therefore clean the drain filter regularly To do this place a flat dish be
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11. f approx 2 5 X 5m Woollens up to 1 kg dry laundry Tip If there is too little laundry in the drum We therefore recommend that you add e g just one dressing gown this may more items cause vibration noises and unsteady movement Practical tips Where do 1 pour in washing powder and 13 conditioner Into the soap powder drawer Pull out the soap powder drawer You will find three compartments in it Soap powder for pre wash has to be added to compartment A in the centre soap powder for the main wash has to be added to compartment B at the front How much wash powder you need to use depends on the water hardness soft medium hard very hard and on the amount of laundry Your Local Water Authority will tell you how hard the water in your area is On your wash powder packet you will find exact instructions as to how much soap powder to use according to water hardness f a measuring beaker is supplied with the soap powder fill it only as far as the marking and not to the rim Otherwise the soap powder may foam up and foaming means reduced cleaning power It is therefore better to use less soap powder from the beginning if the laundry is only lightly soiled Fabric conditioner or starch has to be added to compartment C at the back Only fill compartment C as far as the red mark otherwise the fabric conditioner or starch will flow straight into the drum before the pr
12. first time To avoid damage during transport we have fitted transit bars see illustration above Please remove these before installing and connecting the machine The LAVAMAT is easy to install and connect You must however follow the instructions given on pages 21 23 and make sure that you comply with the To avoid damage during transport the See instructions on the red label which is stuck to the appliance Please keep these transit bars you may move house regulations of your local Water Board and Electricity Board In case of doubt please consult a specialist switch panel and the work top trim have been covered with a protective foil which should be removed after installation Programme Switch Temperature control The function of the knobs and buttons Besides the position see illu stration the programme switch has 9 settings for the basic programmes and the additional programmes These are 1 Wash programme with pre wash 2 Wash programme without pre wash 3 Short programme 4 Fabric softening starching spinning 5 Pumping spinning 6 Woollens 7 Pumping VARIOMATIC spinning 8 Soaking extra pre wash 9 Pumping 0 position With the exception of woollens you can wash all fabrics with or without spinning The programme switch must always be operated in a clockwise direction and when the machine is switched off to allow the switch to click into the se
13. he red label stuck to the appliance Your machine features a 3 point support system so that no adjustment should be necessary It must stand on a firm base so that if load is applied to a corner the appliance will not tilt If necessary use a spirit level The floor where you wish to install the LAVAMAT should be clean and free from floor polish and grease If you wish to mount the appliance on a plinth it is of utmost importance that you fit steel plates to the plinth available from our Service Dept under the part no 645 423 170 To make it easier to move the machine into the recess between adjacent furniture units or appliances special runners are available from your AEG dealer under the accessory no E 605 899 825 With floor drainage gulley in laundry rooms you can place the hose straight on the floor after cutting off the bent part at an angle The hose has been Dimensions With worktop Height 85 0 cm Width 60 0 cm Depth 60 0 cm Without worktop Height 82 0 cm Width 59 5 cm Depth 57 5 cm Weight approx 100 kg Water pressure 1 to 10 bar Glue the runners firmly to the floor in the space you wish to install the LAVAMAT Should the machine be built under a common worktop in a built in kitchen it is necessary to remove the table top of the machine To comply with the Safety Regulations the machine must be installed in such a way that there is no access to live parts or internal connections w
14. ith functional insulation Furthermore the foam rubber strips on the underside of the table top of the machine must be removed and positioned instead in the corresponding places on the underside of the kitchen worktop between the appliance and the adjacent units Should you discover some residual water in your machine please do not worry It does not mean that the machine has been used before but is due to the very thorough quality control at our works Any residual water will be pumped off automatically the first time the machine is used routed inside the machine in such a way that no water can drain off unintentionally when placing the drain hose on the floor Points to observe when installing and connecting 23 Water supply 3 4 inch C washer Supply hose Your washing machine is fitted with a high quality high pressure hose 3 s in bore with a 34 B S P screw connector for connection to a water valve with male thread The necessary washers are enclosed Please do not use any other washers as these may be of unsatisfactory quality Hand tightening of the connector nut is sufficient be very careful when using tools To protect the drinking water supply system your washing machine is fitted with an antisiphon and emergency overflow Please do not connect the machine to a hot water supply as this has an adverse effect on the washing performance of the machine Notes for the plumber minimum w
15. lected setting The programme only starts however when you press the switch on button The button then begins to rotate It stops only during the heating up period until the required temperature is reached With the temperature control knob you can adjust the temperature to any level between 30 C and 95 C In the position marked by the brown dot 6 the machine carries out a cold wash e g for wool Please follow the manufacturer s washing instructions and pay attention to the international symbols on the laundry care labels Using the spin speed selector You can select the spin speed as you wish or as the laundry requires The lowest setting is approx 500 rpm the maximum speed being 1100 rpm The higher the spin speed the better the drying result The function of the knobs and buttons Press this button after you have selected your wash programme See also page 14 How to wash Suek on correctly button Press this button when the programme has finished This also cancels all other functions you may Switch off have previously selected button Press this button if you wish to wash is reduced the required temperature 1 2 a smaller load i e the drum is not is nevertheless reached full LJ Washing powder Approx 30 96 L Time Thanks to the reduced E m n 2 7 7 77 heating up time the programme does small loads UD tO aS Sg OD WIRE PANIES not last so long
16. low the filter outlet bottom left see illustration Pull down the lower front panel if you have a built under LAVAMAT use the plastic hooks which are supplied to do so Give the filter cover about half a turn in an anticlockwise direction see illustration so that any remaining water can drain off Unscrew the filter completely and clean it When refitting the filter please ensure that it is inserted correctly and securely tightened Soap powder Leave the doors and the soap powder dispenser with both hands and give it drawer drawer open for a short while to allow a short sharp pull to remove it the machine to dry out Wash out any completely soap powder left in the drawer under Replacing the soap powder drawer running water To do so hold the insert into guide rails and push in Protection If there is a danger of frost empty the opening the drain filter Unscrew the against frost machine in good time of all water by supply hose and let it drain as well 22 Installation Water discharge Points to observe when installing and connecting If you wish to install the LAVAMAT yourself you should read this section very carefully If your LAVAMAT is to be installed by a specialist he will find here all the information he needs to ensure your machine will function perfectly Before installing the LAVAMAT please remove the transit bars You will find detailed instructions on how to do this on t
17. ndry Fasten buttons etc on tips linens do not belong together Whites become grey if they are washed with coloureds O New items tend to lose some of their colour when washed for the first time It is therefore better to wash them separately for the first time Woollen items which carry the wool sign must also bear the description machine washable Woollen items which only bear the wool sign cannot be washed in washing machines LI Make sure that no metal items e g paperclips safety pins pins are left duvet covers do up zips hooks and eyes tie loose belts long apron strings etc Remove stubborn stains prior to washing see also next page O Synthetic curtains have to be handled particularly carefully They can be dama ged so called pulls if a window is left open or when they are taken down Remove hooks and if applicable rollers or tie them up in a net or in a pillowcase Once more be very careful with your curtains as we accept no responsibility for any damage which may occur to them The international Textile Care Labelling Code X DS Efe Ei GS Esl Bron acrylic cotton mixtures coloured polyester cotton Symbol Fabric 4 White cotton and linen articles 5 without special finishes 2 Cotton linen or rayon articles without 25 special finishes where colours are fast at 60 C 3 White nylon white polyester cotton 22 mixtures 4 Coloured nylon polyester cotton and
18. oad GB version 240 V 50 Hz 3 03 kW 13A Standard version 220V 50Hz 3 08 kW 16A may be switched over to 2 13 kW 10A WARNING This appliance must be earthed Please note Your appliance has been equipped with an appliance lead which carries a moulded on type plug You must comply with the following regulations If a permanent connection to a siphon is required you can shorten the drain hose as necessary In this case the hose must be ventilated The necessary ventilating valve or breather is available from your AEG Service Depart ment In the case of an emergency e g a long power failure open cover of drain filter carefully and let the water drain off into a flat dish on the floor You can then remove the laundry from the drum in the usual way The plug moulded on to the cord incorporates a fuse For replacement use a 13 amp BS 1362 fuse Only ASTA approved or certified fuses should be used The fuse cover carrier must be replaced in the event of changing the fuse The plug must not be used if the fuse cover carrier is lost A replacement cover carrier must be obtained from electrical goods retailers If the socket outlets in your home are not suitable for the plug fitted to the appliance then the plug must be cut off and an approprate one fitted Please continue reading on next page Continued from page 24 When fitting the plug please note the following points IMPORTANT THE WIRES IN THE MAIN
19. ogramme has started Push the soap powder drawer back in It must click into place as otherwise the programme will not start If you wash only a small quantity of laundry programmes with the 1 2 load square depressed then use approximately 3 less soap powder than is given on the soap powder packet We recommend the use of Persil automatic which has been specially formulated for front loading automatics For easy care fabrics delicates and wool we recommend that you use soap powders which have been specially designed for them You should only use liquid fabric conditioner or starch If however you wish to use powder starch then dis solve the starch according to the manu facturer s instructions and shake the dissolved starch straight into the drum 14 SS Flovv to vvash correctiy If there is Before each time you use the Hovvever make sure that it cannot no permanent machine procees as follows slip off 7 1 Plug the machine in Another solution is to secure the 2 Make sure that the drain hose is drain hose by means of the small not kinked The end of this hose is hose holder vvhich is included vvith bent so that it can be hooked over every machine see illustration above the edge of a sink or basin 3 Connect the supply hose to the tap Prior to 1 Open the tap Push the soap drawer back in It must pressing the 2 Distribute the laundry in the d
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21. rum click into place as otherwise no water 5 eu as loosely and as evenly as possible can enter the machine Mix small items with large items if 5 Set the required programme possible Details about this are given on the 3 Close the door following pages 4 Pull out the soap drawer and add 6 Press the switch on button and the washing powder to compartment A programme starts and B and conditioner to compartment C red control light comes on End of Press the switch off button the water before opening the door Set programme The control light goes out Return both the programme switch and the temperature selector to the O position In the case of programmes with rinse water stop remember to pump off the programme switch to 9 and press the switch on button again If you have nothing else to wash close the tap Press the switch off button once again and remove the plug from the socket 5 SE OU ui yel s Aupune ay sesuu Sulooo 8 9 ye USEM UIW JO EM SE 9u ui H l 51 y sesuu Sull002 349 J9 8 BWIOU 18 USEM Uleul USEM Ld SUL ise eu ul Buneoli n l s Aupune au sesuu Burooo I A fEULOU ye USEM uw p u Hous Buiuuids sesuu Bullooo 9 9 eul10U 1 YSeM UIEN Buiuuids sesuu Burooo je 8 EWU ye Se Uew USE
22. se and clean the filter under running water The water is not drained off completely O The drain hose may be kinked or twisted The drainage pump is then not able to discharge the water from the machine completely Incoming water is immediately running Off again through the drainage hose O The drainage hose is not hooked properly in place The end of the hose which is bent must under no circum stances be dropped into the drained off water or soak water otherwise the incoming water will be drained off by suction The machine does not spin O Kinked or squashed outlet hose The drain filter may be blocked The motor has overheated A temperature cut out incorporated in the motor has caused the motor to switch Off in time Please await for approx one hour Only then has the motor cooled down and you can re select programme 5 or 7 pumping spinning The soap powder foams over O You have added too much soap powder Use less powder for your next wash or omit the pre wash 20 9 e What can be the cause if something does not work What you can do yourself You cannot open the door when the programme has ended O After spinning you must wait until the release time of the door interlock has elapsed approx 1 minute Should you have turned the programme switch to the O position already wait until the interlock is released and turn programme switch completely round on
23. sool Aq p Mollo suids SsoJnjxiul OLLVINOIHVA 1105 Suluulds e juec EV 2 By 01 Sue OoM Buiduindg fbuluulds Bbuluulds C G Bx 5 ueui uonoo Buiduingd i EA deos usemeid eu ul Burneoj yo s Apune eui Oo Oy p llos UBlU ye use aJd o dn 1 9 V xew Dx y ueui Huiyeos Jesuedsip USEA I104u09 suopng J0399JoSs euiue1604d Bum s swweibolg l A seuiuie1iBoa ad 18 What can be the cause if something does not work What you can do yourself What can be the cause Non functioning of your machine is mostly due to minor causes which you can rectify yourself The programme does not start CL ls the machine plugged in L Is the fuse alright L ls the soap powder drawer pushed right in Have the doors been shut properly there are two doors on special models O Did you press the on button Please also refer to the fault finding chart on the inner side of the lower drop down panel which contains the same symbols as these pages What can be the cause if something does 19 not work What you can do yourself O Have you turned on the water tap lis the filter in the water inlet hose blocked The filter is in the hose coupling to the water valve Unscrew the ho
24. ut first where they will not be seen on a seam on the inside of the garment Blood stains Ink felt tip and ball point pen stains Grease Grass Coffee tea cocoa fruit and red wine Adhesive Uhu Make up Mould spots Tar 11 L Do not shake stain remover into the drum L Do not inhale solvents They are injurous to health O Be careful with inflammable stain removers L Keep stain removers out of the reach of children They may be poisonous Wash with soap and cold water Treat with alcohol or bleach Remove with petrol or carbontetrachloride Treat with bleach Treat white or colour fast cottons with chloride bleach Faint stains come out when washed Treat with acetone Remove the grease with liquid stain remover Then treat stubborn stains with a 0 5 1 solution of bleach Mould spots come out in the wash Treat remaining stubborn stains with diluted chloride bleach Pre treat with liquid stain remover alcohol or petrol and then smear with soft soap 12 How much laundry you can load into the drum Type of laundry Full load Half load Whites and coloureds up to 5 kg up to2 5 kg lightly to normally dry laundry dry laundry soiled Whites and coloureds up to 3 5 kg up to 2 5 kg heavily soiled dry laundry dry laundry Easy care and up to 1 5 kg up to 0 8 kg delicates dry laundry dry laundry nn which equals approx 6 to 8 shirts or a curtain o
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