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AEG-LAVAMAT

85

SLiBNse

AEG-LAVAMAT

64

SLi

nstructions

ADVANCED

ENGINEERING

FROM

GERMANY

You

have

chosen

well

with

the

fully

automatic

washing

machine

type

LAVAMAT

85

SL/64

SL

We

feel

certain

that

you

will

be

very

happy

with

this

modern

automatic.

But

please

read

this

little

instruction

booklet

carefully

before

starting

to

use

your

machine.

It

will

help

you

to

get

to

know

your

LAVAMAT

in

next

to

no

time.

Contents

Operation

Page

3

Washing

powders

Page

4

Programmes

Page

5

Care

and

maintenance

Page

9

Fault

finding

Page

9

Connection,

technical

data

Page

10

Operation

Plug

machine

in

or

switch

on

main

switch

if

permanently

connected.

Hook

drain

hose

over

sink

edge.

Open

the

tap.

Open

the

lid

of

the

machine.

Remove

drum

lid.

To

do

this

press

the

locking

button

on

the

grip

handle

and

lift

the

handle;

unhook

the

lid

clamp

from

the

drum

and

remove

the

lid.

1

grip

handle

2

locking

button

3

clamp

Load

the

drum

with

dry

laundry.

The

drum

has

been

loaded

correctly

when

you

can

still

turn

your

hand

freely

between

drum

wall

and

laundry.

Maximum

load

about

4.5

kg

(10

Ibs)

dry

laundry

(less

if

washing

heavily

soiled

items).

On

programmes

without

spin-

drying

the

max.

load

is

about

2

kg

(4

lbs)

and

on

special

care

programmes

about

1

kg

(2

Ibs).

Please

ensure

that

nothing

falls

into

the

space

between

drum

and

tub!

Close

the

drum.

Carefully

hook

first

the

rigid

and

then

the

movable

clamp

of

the

drum

lid

into

the

drum

fittings

and

press

down

the

grip

handle.

The

locking

button

must

engage.

Please

check

that

the

grip

handle

cannot

be

raised

now

without

pressing

the

locking

button.

Pour

the

washing

powder

for

the

prewash

directly

on

to

the

drum

and

for

the

main

wash

into

the

wash

powder

dispenser

which

pulls

out

in

the

direction

of

the

arrow.

The

wash

powder

dispenser

returns

automati-

cally

into

its

starting

position.

If

you

wish

to

soft-rinse

the

laundry,

add

fabric

softener

to

the

small

dispenser

on

the

right.

Always

follow

the

manufac-

turer's

instructions

when

using

starch,

i.

e.

dissolve

the

starch

and

pour

it

directly

on the

drum

(select

separate

starching

programme).

On

normal

programmes

(normal

water

level)

allow

sufficient

washing

powder

for

about

20

litres

(approx.

4

gals.),

on

special-care

programmes

(high

water

level)

for

about

30

litres

(5'/2

gals.).

1

fabric

softener

2

washing

powder

for

the

main

wash

Close

the

lid

of

the

machine.

The

lid

must

engage.

Open

the

lid

during

a

programme

cycle

and

the

programme

stops.

A

special

locking

mechanism

prevents

opening

of

the

lid

during

spinning.

Programme

control

knob

Turn

the

programme

contro!

knob

(left)

clockwise

to

the

required

setting

(only

when

pressed

in).

Turn

the

selector

switch

(right)

to

the

appropriate

position

according

to

the

programme.

This

selector

switch

may

be

turned

clockwise

or

anti-clockwise.

Pull

out

the

programme

control

knob.

The

control

lamp

lights

up.

The

machine

is

operating.

The

programme

control

knob

rotates.

lt

stops

during

heating-

up

until

the

required

tempera-

ture

is

reached.

The

machine

stops

auto-

matically

on

compietion

of

the

programme

cycle.

The

programme

control

knob

stops

in

the

relevant

switching-off

position

(one

of

the

four

breaks

in

the

programme

indicator

bana).

Push

the

programme

control

knob

back

in.

The

control

jamp

expires.

With

the

special-care

pro-

grammes

the

laundry

remains

floating

in

the

fast

rinse

water,

or

in

the

soap

water

when

soaking.

To

pump

off

the

water

set

the

programme

control

knob

to

11

and

the

selector

switch

to

C;

for

pumping

and

a

short

spin

(automatic

SL-action)

set

the

programme

control

knob

to

11

and

the

selector

switch

to

A;

pull

the

programme

control

knob.

Push

the

programme

control

knob

back

in

and

turn

itto’

WV’.

4

a

Selector

switch

Open

the

lid

(not

possible

until

about

1

minute

after

completion

of

the

programme).

Remove

the

laundry.

If

you

have

nothing

else

for

washing,

close

the

tap

and

pull

out

the

plug

or

switch

off

the

main

switch.

Washing

powder

Always

use

a

washing

powder

specially

designed

for

automatic

washing

machines.

The

quantity

required

depends

on

the

degree

of

soiling,

the.

size

of

the

load

and

hardny

of

the

water.

See

manufac-

~~

turers’

recommendations.

We

recommend

PERSIL

Automatic

be

used

in

this

machine.

It

is

sometimes

advisable

to

use

more

powder

for

the

prewash

than

the

main

wash.

In

hard

water

areas

itis

advisable

to

add

a

water

softener

such

as

Calgon

for

example,

to

the

main

wash

powder.

The

quantity

depends

on

the

hardness

of

the

water

which

you

can

enquire

from

your

local

Water

Board.

See

manufacturers’

recommen-

dations.

Too

much

washing

powder

in

conjunction

with

very

soft

water

and

clothes

that

are

only

lightly

soiled

results

in

excessive

foaming.

Should

this

happen,

omit

the

prewash

from

the

next

wash-

-.,

Your

AEG

advisory

service,

;

always

be

pleased

to

help

you

with

any

practical

wash

problems.

Or

contact

the

Consumer

Advisory

Service,

Lever

House,

St.

James

Street,

Kingston

upon

Thames,

Surrey.

Wash

programmes

Programme

Very

hot

wash

95°

C

with

prewash.

HLCC

1

Very

hot

wash

95°

C

blological

)

HLCC

1

Very

hot

wash

95°

C

without

spin-drying

HLCC

1,9

Very

hot

wash

95°

C

biological

without

spin-drying

HLCC

1,9

Very

hot

wash

95°

C

without

at

ni_CC

1

Hot

wash

60°

C

HLCC

2

Hot

wash

60°

C

without

spin-drying

HLCC

2

Progr.

control

knob

1

Load

|

Washing

size

|

powder

Sequence

of

operations

Prewash

—

main

wash

—

cooling

—

five

rinsing

cycles

—

spinning

for

pre-

and

main

wash.

(Soft-rinse

as

required).

Normal

water

level

Prewash

—

main

wash

(extended

reaction

time

between

40

and

60°

C)

~—

cooling

—

five

rinsing

cycles

—

spinning

up

to

|

for

pre-

and

4.5

kg]

main

wash.

(10

Ib)|

(Soft-rinse

as

required).

Normal

water

level.

Prewash

—

main

wash

—

cooling

—

five

rinsing

cycles

—

no

spinning

for

pre-

and

main

wash.

(Soft-rinse

as

required).

Normal

water

level.

Prewash

—

main

wash

(extended

reaction

time

between

40

and

60°

C)

—

cooling

—

five

rinsing

cycles

—

no

spinning

about

2kg

(4

Ib)

for

pre-

and

main

wash.

(Soft-rinse

as

required).

Normal

water

level.

Main

wash

—

cooling

—

five

rinsing

cycles

—

for

main

wash

(soft-rinsing

as

required).

Normal

spinning.

water

level.

up

to

|

for

main Main

wash

—

4.5

kg|

wash

(soft-

cooling

—

(10

Ib))

rinse

as

five

rinsing

required).

cycles

~

Normal

water

|

spinning.

level.

about!

for

main

Main

wash

—

2

kg

|

wash

(soft-

cooling

—

(4

Ib)

|

rinsing

as

five

rinsing

required).

cycles

—

no

Normal

water}

spinning.

level.

Pumping

off

the

last

rinsing

water

Practical

hints

Whites

and

coloureds

should

always

be

washed

separately.

For

heavily

soiled

or

stained

articles,

using

special

biological

washing

powders.

For

non-iron

cottons.

For

heavily

soiled

or

stained

articles

of

cotton

or

linen

which

must

not

be

spin-dried.

Whites

and

coloureds

should

always

be

washed

separately.

Programme

Warm

wash

40°

c

Warm

wash

40°

c

without

spin-drying

HLCC

§

Soft-rinsing

Mild

Starching

Spin-drying

Progr.

contro}

knob

4

Selec-

tor

switch

2kg

(4

ib)

Washing

powder

Sequence

of

operations

Main

wash

—

cooling

—

five

for

main

wash

(soft-rinse

as

required).

Normal

water

level.

spinning.

Main

wash

—

cooling

—

five

for

main

wash

(soft-rinse

as

required).

Normal

water

level.

no

spinning.

fabric

softener,

high

water

level,

see

manufac-

turer’s

instructions

for

starching.

starching

—

spinning.

rinsing

cycles

—

rinsing

cycles

—

Soft-rinsing

or

Pumping

off

the

last

rinsing

water

Practical

hints

Close

the

tap

when

spin-

|

drying

onl

F

Never

turn

the

programme

control

knob

by

hand

into

the

spinning

cycle

(black

square).

Easy-care

6

C

|

about]

forprewash

|

Prewash

—

To

pump

off

For

heavily

Fabrics

1kg

|

and

main

main

wash

—

the

last

rins-

soiled

synthe-

60°

C

(or

{

wash

(soft-

cooling

—

four

|

ing

water

set

tics

such

as

with

5—6

|

rinse

as

rinsing

cycles

|

the

programme]

Perlon

or

Nylon

prewash.

shirts)|

required),

—

no

spin-

control

knob

shirts

(incl.

white

and

(2

lb)

}

high

water

drying.

to

11

and

the

shirts

of

cot-

colourfast

level.

selector

switcn

|

ton/polyester

nylon,

white

to

C.

For

pump-|

mixtures).

Do

and

colour-

ing

&

short

not

wash

white

fast

cottons,

spinning

(auto-

|

and

coloured

polyester

matic

SL

action)

articles

in

the

mixturesetc.

set

the

pro-

same

load.

gramme

control

knob

to

11

and

the

selector

switch

to

A.

HLCC

3,4

a

Easy-care

7

C

about;

for

main

wash}

Main

wash

—

To

pump

off

Ni

:

Fabrics

1

kg

|

(soft-rinse

as

|

cooling

four

the

last

rinsing

60°

C

(or

|

required),

rinsing

cycles

|

water

set

the

without

5-6

|

high

water

—

no

spinning.

|

programme

prewash.

shirts)|

level.

control

knob

to

(2

Ib)

11

and

the

selector

switch

to

C.

For

pump-

ing

&

a

short

spin

(automatic

SL

action)

set

the

programme

control

knob

to

11

and

the

selector

switch

to

A.

HLCC

3,4

6

Progr.

|

Setec-

!

Pumping

off

Programme

control

tor

ued

washing

Seauetce

et

the

Jast

Practical

hints

;

size

powder

operations

pee

knob

|

switch

rinsing

water

Easy-care

8

Cc

about!

for

main

wash|

Main

wash

—

To

pump

off

the)

Dralon,

Orlon,

Fabrics

1kg

|

(soft-rinse

as

|

cooling

—

four

|

last

rinsing

Diolen,

Trevira,

40°C

(or

|

required),

rinsing

cycles

|

water

set

the

coloured

nylon

3x5

m|

high

water

—

no

spinning.

;

programme

and

Perlon

of

cur-}

level.

control

knob

to!

fabrics,

curtain-

taining

11

and

the

ing

(soak

heav-

(2

{b)

selector

switch

|

ily

soiled

cur-

to

C.

For

pump-|

tains

—

pro-

ing

&

a

short

gramme

Soak-

spin

(automatic|

ing

—

Prewash

SL

action)

set

|

extra).

Curtains

the

programme]

of

synthetic

control

knob

to!

fibres

are

11

and

the

delicate

and

selector

switch

|

can

easily

be

to

A.

damaged

during

handling

(pulled

threads).

Under

no

circum-

stances

can

we

accept

any

responsibility

for

such

HLCC

4,6

damage:

Woollens

9

C_

|

about}

for

main

wash|

Main

wash

—

To

pump

off

As

far

as

pos-

1

kg

|

(soft-rinse

as

|

cooling

—

four

|

the

last

rinsing

|

sible

wash

only

(2

Ib)

|

required),

rinsing

cycles

|

water

set

the

garments

of

a

high

water

~—

no

spinning.

|

programme

similar

colour

level.

Be

control

knob

to|

in

one

load.

careful

with

11

and

the

Particularly

de-

washing

selector

switch

|

licate

items

powders

to

C.

For

pump-|

should

either

specially

ing

&

a

short

be

washed

by

designed

for

spin

(automttic

|

hand

or

dry-

delicates

(ex-

SL

action)

set

|

cleaned.

cessive

the

programme

foaming).

control

knob

to

11

and

the

se'ector

switch

‘LCC

7,8

fo

Soft-rinsing

|

10

C

}

about]

fabric

Soft-rinsing

To

pump

off

the;

After-treatment

Synthetics

1

kg

|

softener,

high

rinsing

water

|

for

delicates.

(2

Ib)

|

water

level,

set

the

pro-

see

manufac-

gramme

control

turer’s

in-

knob

to

11

and

structions

for

the

selector

starching.

switch

to

C.

For

pumping

&a

short

spin

(automatic

SL

action)

set

the

programme

control

knob

to

11

and

the

selector

switch

to

A.

~J

Programme

Pumping

—

Short

spin

(automatic

SL

action)

Pumping

Soaking

11

11

12

Progr.

control

knob

C

Selec-

tor

switch

Load

size

up

to

Washing

powder

for

prewash,

Sequence

of

operations

Pumping

—

short

spin

—

loosening.

Pumping

Pumping

off

the

last

rinsing

water

Practical

hints

To

pump

off

the

soaking

water

or

the

last

rinsing

water

(special-

care

program-

mes).

The

laundry

does

not

drip

when

removed

from

the

machine.

To

pump

off

the

soaking

water

or,

in

th

case

of

the

special-care

programmes,

the

last

rinsing

water.

To

pump

off

the

4.5

kg|

high

water

Prewash

extra

Bio

(10

Ib)

level.

The

laundry

remains

float-

ing

in

the

soaking

water.

soaking

water

set

the

pro-

gramme

control

knob

to 11

and

the

selector

switch

to

C.

For

pumping

anda

short

spin

(au-

tomatic

SL

action)

set

the

programme

control

knob

to

11

and

the

selector

switch

to

A.

For

longer

soaking

periods

(several

hours)

push

the

pro-

gramme

control

knob

back

in

and

close

the

tap

as

soon

as

the

tempe-

rature

of

40°

C

has

been

reached

(end

of

drum

move-

ment).

Do

not

switch

the

ma-

chine

on

again

until

you

wish

°

pump

off

the

soaking

water.

Select

a

com-

plete

program-

me

after

soak-

ing.

A

program-

me

without

prewash

is

generally

suffi-

cient.

Be

care-

ful

not

to

use

too

much

washing

powder.

Care

and

maintenance

After

washing

close

the

tap

and

pull

out

the

plug

or

switch

off

the

main

switch.

Leave

the

lid

open

for

a

short

while

to

allow

the

machine

to

dry

out.

Remove

any

washing

powder

left

in

the

dispenser.

Wipe

the

outside

of

the

machine

with

a

damp

cloth

and

dry

it.

Clean

the

drain

filter

(at

the

bottom

of

the

rear

panel)

from

time

to

time.

To

do

this,

turn

the

filter

cover

anti-clockwise.

Please

note

that

a

small

quan-

‘tv

of

residual

water

will

sape

when

opening

the

Titer.

Occasionally

clean

the

filter

at

the

water

inlet.

What

may

look

like

rust

stains

on

drum

or

tub

is

due

to

ferrous

foreign

bodies

introduced

with

the

laundry

or

chalybeate

water.

Remove

such

stains

with

a

fine

scouring

powder.

Do

not

use

chlorous

or

ferrous

scouring

powders.

Never

use

acids,

chloride

or

bleach

in

the

machine.

Should

your

machine

show

grey

deposits

of

lime,

please

do

not

try

to

remove

them

by

unsuitable

means

but

contact

your

AEG

Service

Department

instead.

If

there

is

a

danger

of

frost,

empty

the

machine

in

good

time

of

all

water

by

opening

the

drain

filter

(tilt

the

machine

back

if

necessary)

and

unscrewing

the

filler

hose.

Fault

finding

Non-functioning

of

your

fully

automatic

washing

machine

is

mostly

due

to

a

triviality

which

you

can

rectify

yourself.

The

machine

is

not

working

Is

the

machine

plugged

in

or

switched

on?

Is

the

fuse

in

order?

Is

the

lid

of

the

machine

closed

properly?

Has

the

control

knob

been

pulled

out?

Too

little

or

no

water

is

coming

in

Has

the

tap

been

opened?

Is

the

filter

at

the

water

inlet

blocked?

—

It

should

be

cleaned

from

time

to

time.

Is

the

filler

hose

kinked?

Is

the

water

supply

pressure

too

low?

Remove

the

flow

regulator

if

necessary.

The

water

is

immediately

running

off

again

through

the

drain

hose.

Does

the

drain

hose

hang

too

low?

Minimum

heights:

for

LAVAMAT

85

SL

—

60

cm;

for

LAVAMAT

64

SL

—

half

the

height

of

the

machine.

Please

note

further

that

the

discharge

end

of

the

drain

hose

must

not

be

immersed

in

the

pumped-off

water.

The

programme

control

knob

stops

during

the

programme

cycle.

This

is

perfectly

in

order

as

your

fully

automatic

washing

machine

is

fitted

with

the

so-

called

Thermo-Chron

control

system.

The

control

knob

stops

during

prewash

and

main

wash

until

the

required

temperature

is

reached.

The

washing

powder

foams

over

Too

much

washing

powder

in

the

machine!

Omit

the

prewash

from

your

next

wash

programme.

The

programme

(white

or

coloured

linens

and

cottons)

has

been

completed

without

spin-drying.

The

thermal

protection

device

of

the

motor

has

cut

in.

Possible

causes:

blocked

drain

filter,

kink

in

the

drain

hose.

The

spinning

cycles

will

auto-

matically

come

on

again

after

some

time

(up

to

an

hour).

The

lid

cannot

be

opened

immediately

after

completion

of

the

programme

cycle.

Please

wait

until

the

lid

locking

mechanism

unlocks!

About

1

minute.

Please

do

not

hesitate

to

contact

your

AEG

Service

Agent

if

you

cannot

trace

the

cause

of

a

fault

or

if

you

have

a

special

problem.

To

assist

our

service

staff,

please

quote

the

full

description

of

the

machine

and

the

E-number

on

all

communications.

You

find

these

particulars

on

the

nameplate

of

the

machine

and

on

the

front

inside

cover

of

this

brochure.

Connection,

technical

data

Dimensions

LAVAMAT

85

SL:

Height

82

cm

(or

85

cm

incl.

the

optional

worktop)

Width

39.5

cm

Depth

56

cm

LAVAMAT

64

SL:

Height

64

cm

Width

39.5

cm

Depth

56

cm

Weight

85

kg

approx.

Storage

Moves

freely

on

castors.

IMPORTANT:

Please

remember

that

your

fully

automatic

washing

machine

vibrates

during

operation

and

requires

therefore

sufficient

clearance

all-round.

For

the

same

reason

you

should

not

use

the

lid

of

the

machine

as

a

deposit

surface

when

the

machine

is

in

operation.

Electrical

connection

Voltage

220/240

AC

Piug

13

amp

fused

or

15

amp.

Warning:

This

appliance

must

be

earthed.

Important!

The

wires

in

the

mains

lead

are

coloured

in

accordance

with

the

following

code:

—

1.

Green

and

yellow

—

Earth

2.

Blue

—

Neutral

3.

Brown

—

Live

Fit

the

mains

lead

with

a

3-pin

plug.

As

the

colours

oft

he

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

10

marked

with

the

letter

E

or

by

the

earth

symbol

=

or

colou-

red

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

termina!

which

is

marked

with

the

letter

N

or

coloured

black.

When

wiring

the

piug,

ensure

that

all

strands

of

wire

are

securely

retained

in

each

terminal.

Do

not

forget

to

tighten

the

mains

lead

clamp

on

the

plug.

If

your

installation

is

fitted

with

2-pin

socket

out-

lets,

or

if

you

are

in

doubt,

consult

a

qualified

electrician.

Water

supply

Connection

to

°/s”

tap

through

high-pressure

hose

of

3/s”

x

1.5

m

long.

Sealing

rings

are

provided.

Do

not

connect

to

a

hot

water

supply.

Ensure

to

comply

with

the

drinking

water

regulations

of

your

local

Water

Board.

Anti-siphon

incorporated

in

the

machine.

Where

the

water

pressure

is

less

than

about

1

bar

(10

N/cm?)

unscrew

the

filier

hose,

remove

the

flow

regulator

and

refit

the

retaining

ring

and

strainer.

Below

0.5

bar

(5

N/cm?)

consult

your

AEG

Service

Department.

Where

the

supply

pressure

exceeds

10

bar

(100

N/cm?)

it

is

necessary

to

fit

a

pressure

relief

valve

(type

AD

723

E-No.

612

896

723).

Where

the

filler

hose

provided

is

too

short,

it

should

be

replaced

with

a

suitable

high-

pressure

hose

(50

bar

=

50

kp/cm?)

of

the

appropriate

length.

Never

add

to

the

existing

hose!

Water

outlet

Drain

hose

(I/D

19

mm

max.)

to

be

hooked

over

sink

or

similar.

Minimum

heights:

LAVAMAT

85

SL

=

60cm

LAVAMAT

64

SL

=

half

the

height

of

the

machine.

Pump

head

1

m.

Any

water

left

in

the

machine

is

due

to

the

thorough

inspection

at

our

works.

Optional

extras

Worktop.

Capacity

Up

to

4.5

kg

(10

Ibs)

dry

laundry.

Spinning

speed

560

rpm

approx.