Beko WMA10W User manual

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welcome

Dear

customer

Congratulations

on

your

choice

ofa

Beko

quality

washing

machine

which

has

been

designed

to

give

you

lasting

service.

Please

read

these

instructions

thoroughly

before

installing

or

using

-

and

keep

for

handy

reference.

Make

sure

you

understand

the

controls

prior to

using

your

appliance.

The

washer

must

only

be

used

for

its

intended

purpose,

ie

the

washing

of

clothes

in

the

home.

Failure

to

observe

these

instructions

may

invalidate

your right to

free

~ervice

during

the

guarantee period.

If

you

have

any

questions,

or if

you

are

not

sure

about

any

information contained

in

this

booklet

please

contact

us

-

details

are

on

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back

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Beko

Customer

Service

Notes

2

Due

to the quality

control

processes

during production,

there

may

be

some

water left

in

your

machine.

This

does

not

cause

any damage.

Note

that

temperatures

in

this

book

are

for

guidance

only.

Always

check

the clothing

labels

before

selecting

your

wash

program

contents

Introduction

Welcome

2

-

Installation

Know

your

washing

machine/specification 4

Location

5

Installation 5

Electrical

connection

7

Operating

How to

use

8

Programme

desCiiptions

10

Function

buttons

11

ITCL

fabric

care

symbols

11

Machine

care

Care

&

maintenance

12

Before

calling

service/trouble

shooting

14

Guarantee

15

Service

15

3

know

your

washing

machine

Top

lid Function buttons

Front door

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Kick plate

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Kick plate opening screw

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On/Off button

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Detergent and softener drawer Indicator light

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Rating plate behind kick plate

Adjustable feet for levelling

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speciftcation

4

Capacity (dry fabric) 5 kg

Dimensions width xdepth xheight

60cm x54cm x85cm

Net weight 60kg

Supply voltage

230V-

50Hz

Nominal current 1

OA

Motor

power 350 watts

Heater power 2100 watts

Washing

speed

52

rpm

Spin

speed

1000 rpm

Because

we

continually strive

to

improve

ourproducts, we

may

change ourspecifications

and designs

without

prior notice.

You

can

locate

the

washing

machine

anywhere

(except

bathrooms,

showers

and

away

from

rain,

damp

places

and

water)

as

long

as

you

have

hot

and

cold

water

supply,

drainage

and

electrical

connection

alongside.

Ensure

there

is

clearance

each

side

of the

machine

to allow slight

side

ways

movement

during washing

and

spin

drying.

Removing

transport safety

bolts

The

transport

safety

bolts

must

be

removed

before

any

operation of the

machine.

1

Turn

the bolt

heads

~

anti-clockwise until

the bolt

can

be

partially withdrawn.

2

Remove

them

and

the

rubber

bushes

by

pulling outwards.

An

up/down action

and

a

small

squirt of

washing

up

liquid will

ease

removal.

3

Plastic

plugs,

supplied

inside

the

protective

bag,

designated

1]1

should

be

placed

in

the

safety

bolt

holes

as

shown.

Attention!

Keep

the

safety

bolts for future

transportation

and

reinstate

them

before

transporting your

machine.

Never

transport

your

machine

without the transport bolts

in

position.

Any

resultant

damage

is

not

covered

by

the warranty.

location

Attention!

Never

place

your

machine

on

a

carpet.

This

prevents

air circulation.

The

electrical

components

ofthe

machine

may

overheat

and

may

cause

damage.

Please

ensure

the

power,

water

supplies

and

waste

are

suitable,

if

in

doubt, consult a

qualified plumber or

electrician.

installation

Feet

adjustment

To

ensure

quiet

and

stable

operation, the

machine

should

be

positioned

correctly

and

on

the

level.

Ifthe

machine

is

unstable,

adjust

one

ofthe front feet

by

loosening the

plastic:

lock

nut

and

screwing

or

unscrewing

the foot until

the

machine

is

level.

After positioning, tighten

the

lock

nut.

5

6

Water

inlet

connections

Your

machine

comes

with both

cold

and

hot water

connections.

Connect

the

cold

water

using

the

hose

with

blue

printing

and

connect

the

hot water

using

the

hose

with

red

printing. If

you

have

only

a

cold

water

feed

aYadaptor will

be

required

(available

from

most

D.I.Y.

stores).

Cold

water

supply

f.or

proper operation, the

pressure

of

cold

water

should

be

between

1

and

10

bars.

(1

bar

corresponds

to

more

than

8

litres

per

minute

flow rate with afully

open

tap.)

Hotwater

supply

Pressure:

1-10

bar

Temperature:

60°C

max.

A hotwater

supply

fed

from

a

separate

cold

water tank will normally

be

suitable.

Open

outlet

gas

or

electric

water

heaters

must

not

be

used.

Multipoint water

heaters

or

combination

boilers

may

be

suitable

if

they

are

designed

to

supply

washing

machines.

(Check

your

boilers

operation

instructions

or

supplier.)

If

the hot

water

supply

is

unsuitable,

connect

both

hoses

to the

cold

water

supply

using

aY

connection.

The

only

disadvantage

of

this

is

the

machine

will

use

more

electricity to

heat

the

water

and

take

longer to

wash

on

some

programs.

To

prevent water

leaks,

four

sealing

washers

are

supplied

with the water

inlet

hoses

inside

the

machine.

Place

these

on

each

of

the

hose

ends

and

tighten both

ends

fully.

In

order to

prevent

any

water

leakage

and

damage,

turn off the water

taps

when not

in

use.

Connect

the

cornered

end

ofthe

hose

to

the

machine

water

inlet.

~

.r

Yadaptor

Drain

hose

The

drain

hose

should

be

placed

and

secured

either

at

the

side

ofthe

sink

m,

directly

to

the

drain

m

or

directly

to

the

waste

water

inlet~.

•

The

hose

should

not

be

bent.

•

Using

method

A,

the

drain

hose

should

be

secured

with the elbow

so

that it

can

not

be dislodged.

•

The

waste

pipe must only

be

connected

into the foul

drains

and

not

surface

water

drainage

system.

•

The

hose

should

be

placed

between

20

and

80cm

from

the floor

level

and

must not

be

extended

otherwise the

machine

may

not

empty

the

waste

water.

•

The

minimum

diameter

of

any

external

pipe

must

be

32

mm.

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~·-·

Make

sure

that

you

have

an

earthed

power

outlet

socket

rated

at

13

amps

(minimum).

Attention!

If

you

use

your

machine

as

built-i!!, the

socket

must

be

reachable

after installation, or

a

separate

switch

(which

can

disconnect

the

two

poles)

must

be

used

in

the installation.

Connect

the power

cord

to

the

appropriate

electrical

socket

with

an

equivalent current

rating

indicated

on

the

rating

plate

at

the

front

of the

machine

behind

the

kick

plate.

Electrical

requirements

Before

you

insert

the plug into

the

wall

socket

make

sure

that the

voltage

and

the

frequency

shown

in

the

rating

label

corresponds

to your electricity

supply.

We

recommend

that this

appliance

be

connected

to the

mains

supply

v1a

a

suitable

switched

and

fused

socket

in

a

readily

accessible

position.

Should

the

mains

lead

of the

appliance

become

damaged

or

need

replacing

at

any

time, it

must

be

replaced

by

a

special

purpose

made

mains

lead

which

can

only

be

obtained

from a

Beko

Authorised

Service

Agent.

Warning

This

appliance must be earthed

If

the

fitted

moulder!

plug

is

not

suitable

for

your

socket,

then

the

plug

should

be

cut off

and

an

appropriate plug fitted.

Destroy

the old plug, which

is

cut off

as

a

plug

with a

bared

cord

could

cause

a

shock

hazard

if

inserted

into a

socket

elsewhere

in

the

house.

The

moulded

plug

on

this

appliance

incorporates

a

13A

fuse.

Should

tht:

fuse

need

to

be

replaced

an

ASTA

approved

BS1362

fuse

of

the

same

rating

must

be

used.

Do

not forget

to refit the

fuse

cover.

In

the event of

losing

the

fuse

cover,

the plug

must

not

be

used

until

a

replacement

fuse

cover

has

been

fitted.

Colour

of the

replacement

fuse

cover

must

be

the

same

colour

as

that

visible

on

the

face

of

the plug.

Fuse

covers

are

available

from

any

good

electrical

store.

electrical

connection

.",

11 Important

\(I

Fitting

a

different

plug

-

-•

As

the

colours

of

the

wires

in

the

mains

lead

of

this

appliance

may

not

correspond

with

the

coloured

markings

identifying

the

terminals

on

your plug,

proceed

as

follows:

1

Connect

the

green

-yellow

or

green

(earth)

wire to the terminal

in

the plug

marked

'E'

or

with the

symbol

~

or

coloured

green

and

yellow

or

green.

2 Connect the

blue

(neutral) wire to the

terminal

in

the

plug

marked

'N' or

coloured

black.

3

Connect

the

brown

(live)

wire

to

the

terminal

in

the plug

marked

T or

coloured

red.

With the alternative

plugs

a

13A

fuse

must

be

fitted either

in

the

plug or adaptor

or

in

the

main

fuse

box.

If

in

doubt contact aqualified

electrician.

Blue

or

black

Green

and

yellow

or

green

@

L

Brown

or

red

7

8

now

to

use

sorting

laundry

Sort

the

laundry

according

to

the

following

groups

and

wash

them

separately:

• White

and

colour

fast

fabrics

• Non-fast,

coloured

fabrics

•

Delicate

fabrics

(silk,

rayon

etc.)

•

Woollens

•

Hand

knits

should

be

placed

inside

out

in

the

machine.

Be

sure

to empty

pockets

and

remove

any

belt,s,

buckles,

pins,

etc.

from the clothing.

Loading

the

machine

Make

sure

power button

is

off.

1

Pull

the door

open

handle.

2

Place

the

fabrics

uniformly

inside

the

machine.

Make

sure

that

there

is

no

clothing

obstructing the

door.

3

Close

the

door

by

pushing

lightly.

If the door

does

not

close

completely,

the

machine

will not start

This

is

a

safety

precaution. The front door

is

locked until

the end

of

the washing programme and

it

cannot be opened for about 2 minutes

following the end

of

the

programme.

Programme

selection

Select

the

programme

after

referring

to the

programme

descriptions

and

table

on

page

10.

Warning!

Always

switch

off the

machine

before

selecting

your

wash

programme.

1

Press

in

the middle

of

the

knob

to

release

the child

safe

programme

selection

knob.

2

Turn

the

programme

selection

knob

clockwise

and

bring

the

programme

number

required

in

line

with the

programme

selection

indicator.

You

have

selected

both

the washing

programme

and

the

washing

temperature at the

same

time.

3

Push

in

to

prevent

children

tampering with

it.

Function

selection

Quick

wash

function

button

can

be

selected

now if

needed,

see

page

11,

for

suitable

programmes.

Programme

selection

indicator

Detergent

and

softener

!Jispenser

1

Open

the

drawer.

2

Put

powder

dete-rgent

and

the

fabric

softener

in

the

compartments

as

shown.

3

Close

the

detergent

and

softener

drawer.

*

for fabric

softener

Syphon

Powders

and

liquids

Detergent compartment

II

for

wash

cycle

Detergent compartment I

for

prewash

cycle

The

performance of the washing

machine

depends

on

the

effectiveness

of

the

detergent.

Stains

can

remain

if low quality

detergents

are

used.

•

Only

use

powders

specific

for automatic

washers,

otherwise

over

foaming

and

poor

washing

performance will

be

experienced.

•

Do

not

use

liquid

detergent

in

your

detergent

drawer.

Only

use

liquid detergents with a

dosing

ball.

•

Do

not attempt to

use

detergents

and

bleaching

agents

that contain chlorine

and

sulphur.

•

Concentrated

softener

may

clog

the

syphon,

in

this

case

add

some

water to the

softener

liquid.

Amounts

Follow

the

manufacturer's

recommended

amount of detergent

given

on

the

packaging.

Adjust

the

amount according to the dirt

level,

the amount of

fabric

and

the

softness

of

the

water.

For

example,

if a

small

amount of

clothing

is

washed,

put

in

half the amount of

detergent normally

required.

•

Do

not fill

the

fabric

softener

above

the

max

mark

as

any

excess

amount will

mix

into

the

wash

water

and

you

will

have

to re-fill

the compartment.

Starting

AttentionI

Before

any

operation of

the

machine

check

the following:

•

Have

you

closed

the front

door?

•

Are

the

taps

open?

•

Is

the

drain

hose

placed

and

secured

properly?

•

Is

power

connected?

To

start the

programme,

press

the On/Off

button.

The

indicator will light

and

the

closed

door will

be

locked

in

a few

seconds.

The

programmer knob will rotate and advance

to

the correct point

to

commence washing.

This

is

a normal function

of

the

programmer.

Programme

operation

During the

machine's

operation, the

programme

selection

knob

turns

clockwise

and

follows the

programme

steps.

1,

2,

3,

4,

5

and

A

programmes

end

on

the

line

after

A.

6,

7,

8,

9

and

B

programmes

end

on

the

line

after

B.

10,

11,12

and

C

programmes

end

on

the

line

after

C.

If fabric softener

is

added

in

the

softener

compartment. it will

be

used

in

the

last

rinse

cycle.

unloading

The

machine

stops

automatically after

.

programmes

are

completed.

1

Press

the On/Off

knob

to turn off your

machine.

2 The door

can

be opened by gently

pulling

the

door open handle 1-2

minutes after the washing

cycle

is

completed.

Turn

off

the taps.

3

Unload

the

machine,

and

leave

the door

open

to air

the

interior.

9

10

programme

descriptions

No

.

Wash

Fabric~

Max. Programme Detergent l'logramme Water Energy

Temperture

Load

Description Compartment Duration Consumption Consumption

(kg)

(-min)

(0

(kWh)

-

1 90

Hea-.y

soiled

;

·:jrics

made

from

5

Pre-wash

I

Main

wash

13

rinses

1+11

140 65 2.10

cotton

or

line:·

heat

resistant

!3

intermediate

spins

I

final

Spin

2 90

Hea-.y

soiled

tc

cJriCS

made

from

5

Main

wash

!3

rinses

!3

II

130 56 1.90

cotton

or

lineP

heat

resistant

intermediate

spins

I

Final

Spin

3 60•

Normal

soiled

:1brics

made

from

5

Main

wash

13

rinses

13

56 0.95

cotton

or

lnen 'leat

rP.Sistant

intermedi3te

<;pins

I

final

Spin

II

130

4

40

Lightly

soiled

f<:Hics

made

from

5

Main

wash

!3

rinses

13

60 0.52

cotton

linen

no:-:-cololJ'

fast

intemwdiate

spins

I

Final

Spin

II

120

5 cold

Lightly

soiled

fctrics

made

from

cotton

linen

no~-cololJ'

fast

5

Main

wash

13

rinses

13

intermediate

spins

I

Final

Spin

II

90 56 0.15

Final

Spin

final

spin

profile

for

rotten

A -5 -

10

--

Normal

Soiled

Easy

care

fabrics

Main

wash

13

rinses

13

6 60

made

from

rotten,

svnthetics

or

2.5

II

110 50 0.85

blended

fatx-ics

·

intermediate

spinil

final

Spin

Lightly

Soiled

E2sv

care

fabrics

Main

wash

13

rinses

13

7 50

made

from

rotton,

synthetics

or

2.5

II

100 50 0.73

blended

fabrics

(non-colour

fast)

intemnediate

spni/

Final

Spin

Lightly

Soiled

Ea~J

care

fabrics

Main

wash

13

rinses

fJ

8 30

made

from

rotton,

synthetics

or

2.5

II

95 50 0.45

blended

fabrics

(non-colour

fast)

intermediate

spns/

Final

Spin

Lightly

Soiled

[asy

care

fabrics

Main

wash

13

rinses

13

9 cold

made

from

rotten,

synthetics

or

2.5

II

70 50 0.10

blended

fabrics

(non-colour

fast)

intermediate

spini/

final

Spin

B -

Final

Spin

2.5

Final

spin

profile

for

easy

care

-I

10 --

Sensitive,

easy

c;;re

fabrics

made

Main

wash

13

rinses

I

final

Spin

10

40

from

cotton.

synthetics

or

blended

2

(no

intermediate

spin)

II

55

so

0.30

fatx-ics

Main

wash

13

rinses

I

Final

Spin

11

40

W!shable

wool

and

woof

mixtures

1.5

(sensiti\oe

wash

action

I

no

II

45 45 0.55

intermediate

spin)

W!shable

wool

and

wool

mixtures

Main

wash

13

rinses

I

final

Spin

12

30 1.5

(sensiti\'e

wash

action

I

no

II

35 45 0.30

intermediate

spin)

c -

Spin

-

final

spin

prcfile

for

Delicate

-2.5 --

D -

Disdnarging

-

Drainage

---

-

•:r:nergy

Labelling

program

ace.

to

[N

60456:1999

1'1!

I[C

60456

[d.4

2001

Depending

on

water.

textile

and

ambient

conditions

the

actual

values

given

on

or

with

t~.e

machine

can

deviate

from

the

declared

standard

values,

as

they

are

tested

according

to

the

laboratory

conditicns.

Quick

wash

This

function

should

be

used

for

lightly

soiled

fabrics.

If

you

pres::.

this

button, the

washing

time

will

be

reduced.

You

can

use

this

function

only

on

cotton (program 1,2,3,4

and

5)

and

synthetic

(program

6,7,8

and

9).

function

buttons

ITCL

fabric

care

symbols

Descriptions

of

the international textile

care

label

(ITCL)

symbols.

Washing

temperature

Do

not wash

Bleach

Dry

clean

Can

be

washed in Do not wash

in

centrifugal CPntrifugal

machin~

machine

Do

not

use

bleach

Do

not

machine

wash

Chemicals

can

No

dry cleaning

be

used

Line

dry

Iron

permitted

Dry on

horizontal

surface

No

spin

Do

not

iron Warm iron

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