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N

F

O

LAVATRICE

EW

1010

F

WASHING

MACHINE

EW

1010

F

LAVADORA

EW

1010

F

4)

Electrolux

9915

CONTENTS

Warnings

Installation

.

Unpacking

Positioning

.

Water

inlet.

.

Water

drainage.

Electrical

connection

.

Levelling

.

Use

Control

pane

Washing

hints.

;

Detergents

and

additives.

Washing

programmes

Wash

code

symbols

Operating

sequence

Maintenance

Bodywork

. .

.

.

...

Detergent dispenser

drawer

.

Drain

filter

Water

inlet

filter

Something

not

working?

.

TECHNICAL

SPECIFICATIONS

DIMENSIONS

Height

Width

Depth

85

cm

60

cm

57

cm

Page

Page

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17

17

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19

19

20

21

22-23

a4

25

26

26

26

26

26

27

POWER

SUPPLY

VOLTAGE/FREQUENCY

220-230

V

/50

Hz

TOTAL

POWER

ABSORBED

2200

W

(10

A)

WATER

PRESSURE

Minimum

5

N/cm?

Maximum

80

N/cm?

MAXIMUM

RECOMMENDED

Cotton,

linen

5

kg

LOAD

Synthetics,

delicate

fabrics

2

kg

Wool

1

kg

Maximum

1000

rom

SPIN

SPEED

C

€

This

appliance

complies

with

the

following

E.E.C.

Directives:

-

73/23

EEC

of

19.2.73

(Low

Voltage

Directive)

and

subsequent

modifications:

-

89/336

EEC

of

3.5.89

(Electromagnetic

Compatibility

Directive)

and

subsequent

modifications.

15

WARNINGS

You

must

read

the

whole

of

this

instruction

book

before

you

use

the

appliance.

Follow

the

advice

carefully.

Keep

the

book

for

future

reference.

If

you

sell

or

give

away

the

appliance,

make

sure

that

the

book

is

passed

to

the

new

owner.

The

following

warnings

are

provided

in

the

inter-

est

of

overall

safety.

You

must

read

them

before

the

appliance

is

installed

or

used.

16

This

appliance

is

designed

to

be

used

by

adults.

Children

should

not

be

allowed

to

touch

the

con-

trols

or

play

with

the

product.

It

is

dangerous

to

modify

the

specifications

of

this

appliance

in

any

way.

This

appliance

is

heavy.

Care

should

be

taken

when

moving

it.

All

packaging

and

transit

bolts

must

be

removed

before

the

appliance

is

used.

Serious

damage

may

occur

if

this

is

not

done.

Any

plumbing

work

required

to

install

this

appli-

ance

should

be

carried

out

by

a

qualified

plumber

or

competent

person.

Any

electrical

work

required

to

install

this

appli-

ance

should

be

carried

out

by

a

qualified

electrician

or

competent

person.

Make

sure

that

the

appliance

does

not

stand

on

its

electrical

supply

cable.

If

the

machine

is

situated

on

a

carpeted

floor,

please

adjust

the

feet

to

ensure

that

air

can

circu-

late

freely.

Always

unplug

the

appliance

and

turn

off

the

water

after

use.

Do

not

overload

the

appliance.

Only

wash

fabrics

which

are

designed

to

be

ma-

chine

washed.

If

in

doubt,

follow

the

instructions

you

find

on

the

label

of

the

item

itself.

Make

sure

that

all

pockets

are

empty.

Hard,

sharp

objects

such

as

coins,

safety

pins,

nails,

screws

or

stones

can

cause

extensive

damage.

Do

not

machine

wash

fabrics

which

are

saturated

with

petroleum

products.

If

volatile

cleaning

fluids

have

been

used,

make

sure

that

they

are

thor-

oughly

removed

from

the

fabric

before

it

is

placed

in

the

appliance.

Use

only

the

recommended

quantities

of

fabric

conditioner.

Leave

the

porthole

door

slightly

ajar

between

washes

to

preserve

the

door

seal.

Before

you

open

the

door

of

the

machine

check

that

the

water

has

drained.

Do

not

open

the

door

if

you

can

still

see

water.

Pets

and

small

children

may

climb

into

washing

machines.

Check

your

appliance

each

time

before

use.

The

glass

door

becomes

very

hot

during

washing

cycle.

Keep

children

away

from

the

appliance

while

it

is

in

use.

You

should

not

attempt

to

repair

the

machine

yourself.

Repairs

carried

out

by

inexperienced

or

unqualified

persons

may

cause

injury

and/or

more

serious

faults

to

the

machine.

This

product

should

be

serviced

by

an

authorised

Service

Centre

only,

and

only

genuine

spare

parts

should

be

used.

When

disposing

of

your

old

washing

machine,

the

electric

cable

must

be

cut

off

and

the

door

catch

must

be

made

unusable.

INSTALLATION

Unpacking

All

transit

bolts

and

packing

must

be

removed

before

using

the

machine.

You

are

advised

to

keep

all

packing

for

re-use

in

case

you

move

house

and

the

machine

has

to

be

transported

again.

Proceed

as

follows:

Using

a

spanner

remove

the

screw

on

the

right

at

the

rear

of

the

machine.

Carefully

lay

the

machine

on

its

back

making

sure

that

the

hoses

are

not

squashed.

Place

between machine

and

bottom

one

of

the

polystyrene

angle pack-

ings.

PO234

Remove

the

polystyrene

panel

from

underneath

the

machine.

There

is

no

need

to

keep

this

panel.

Release

the

two

polythene

bags

by

removing

the

adhesive

strip.

Carefully

remove

the

right

polythene

bag

(1)

by

pulling

it

towards

the

centre

of

the

machine.

Repeat

the

operation

for

the

left

polythene

bag

(2).

Set

the

machine

upright

and

remove

the

remaining

two

screws

on

the

back.

Remove

the

three

plastic

pins

from

the

holes

where

the

screws

were

previously

fitted.

Plug

the

holes

with

the

plugs

which

you

can

find

on

the

back

of

the

machine.

Positioning

Position

the

machine

on

a

firm

level

surface.

The

machine

must

not

touch

the

wall

or

other

furniture.

It

is

assumed

that

the

tap,

drainage

point

and

socket

are

within

easy

reach

of

the

machine

hoses

and

power

supply

cable.

If

not,

you

are

advised

to

call

your

fitter

in

order

to

move

the

tap

and/or

drainage

point

and/or

socket.

Water

inlet

Connect

the

water

inlet

hose

to

a

tap

with

a

%4”

gas

thread

spout

after

fitting

the

filter

supplied

with

the

machine.

Although

the

machine

is

provided

with

its

own

aerator,

your

local

water

board

may

require

the

machine

to

be

connected

to

a

ventilated

tap.

If

you

know

that

the

mains

water

supply

pressure

is

often

very

high,

fit

a

34"

23x4x4

mm

reducer

at

the

joint

between

the

water

inlet

hose

and

the

washing

machine.

The

inlet

hose

must

not

be

extended.

If

it

is

too

short

and

you

do

not

wish

to

move

the

tap,

replace

it

completely

with

a

longer

high

pressure

hose

specifically

designed

to

solve

problems

of

this

type.

&

|

S

pawns

ri

The

other

end

of

the

inlet

hose

connected

to

the

machine

can

be

turned

in

any

direction.

Simply

loosen

the

fitting,

rotate

the

hose

and

retighten.

Water

drainage

The

end

of

the

drain

hose

can

be

positioned

in

three

ways:

Over

the

edge

of

a

basin

at

a

height

of

between

60

and

90

cm.

To

keep

the

drain

hose

spout

bent,

use

the

special

plastic

hose

gui-

de

supplied

with

the

machine.

Secure

it

to

the

wall

with

a

hook,

for

example,

or

to

the

tap

by

means

of

a

piece

of

string,

to

prevent

the

——

drain

hose

moving

during

rinsing

cycle

thus

causing

floods.

In

a

basin

drainpipe

branch:

the

branch

must

be

above

the

basin

siphon

so

that

the

end

of

the

hose

is

at

least

60

cm

from

ground

level.

Directly

in

a

drainpipe:

you

are

advised

to

use

a

vertical

65

cm

high

pipe;

in

any

case

it

should

never

be

shorter

than

60

cm

or

longer

than

90

cm.

The

end

part

of

the

drain

hose

must

always

be

ventilated,

i.e.

the

internal

diameter

of

the

pipe

must

be

wider

than

the

external

diameter

of

the

drain

hose.

The

drain

hose

can

be

extended

up

to

a

maximum

length

of

180

cm.

Use

an

extension

with

an

internal

diameter

at

least

equal

to

the

diameter

of

the

original

hose

and

a

Suitable

fitting.

The

hose

extension

will

run

along

the

floor

and

only

the

part

near

the

drainage

point

will

be

raised.

Levelling

Position

the

appliance

and

level

it

by

tightening

or

loosening

one

or

two

of

the

adjustable

feet.

Ensure

that

the

machine

is

resting

securely

with

all

four

feet

on

the

ground.

Once

the

machine

has

been

levelled,

tighten

up

the

lock

nuts

on

all

feet

with

the

aid

of

a

screwdriver.

POSOO

Electrical

connection

Before

plugging

the

appliance

into

the

wall

socket,

make

sure

that:

1.

the

mains

voltage

corresponds

to

the

voltage

given

in

the

technical

specifications;

2.

the

meter,

fuses,

mains

power

supply

and

wall

socket

can

all

take

the

maximum

load

required.

Make

sure

that

the

socket

and

plug

are

compatible

without

having

to

use

any

type

of

adapter.

If

necessary,

have

the

domestic

wiring

system

socket

replaced.

The

electric

cable

must

not

be

extended.

If

it

is

too

short

and

you

do

not

wish

to

move

the

socket,

replace

it

completely

with

a

longer

cable.

Safety

standards

require

the

appliance

to

be

earthed.

The

Manufacturer

accepts

no

liability

for

failure

to

observe

the

above

safety

precautions.

USE

Control

panel

1

Detergent

dispenser

drawer

Symbols

;

LU

Prewash

+

UJ

Wash

&

Bleach

&

Fabric

softener

2

Spin

selector

dial

©

Press

the

dial

in

to

release

it

and

then

turn

it

to

the

required

spin:

MAX:

1000

rpm

for

cotton

and

linen

850

rpm

for

synthetics,

delicates

and

wool

MIN:

650

rpm

for

cotton

and

linen

550

rpm

for

synthetics,

delicates

and

wool

3

Mains-on

light

lt

comes

on

when

the

machine

starts

operating

and

goes

out

when

the

ON/OFF

button

is

released.

4

On/Off

button

©

Press

this

button

to

start

the

machine:

the

«mains-on»

light

will

come

on.

The

same

button

is

used

to

switch

the

machine

off.

Before

selecting

a

programme

or

changing

an

on-

going

programme

the

machine

must

be

switched

off

by

depressing

the

On/Off

button.

5

Anti-crease

button

[|

Press

this

button

with

the

washing

programmes

for

synthetic

or

delicate

fabrics

in

order

to

block

the

water

drainage

of

the

last

rinse.

This

avoids

creasing

when

the

laundry

is

left

inside

the

machine

at

the

end

of

the

washing.

To

empty

the

machine,

simply

press

this

button

again

so

that

the

machine

can

proceed

to

drain

and

spin,

or

turn

the

programme

selector

dial

to

the

drain

programme

12.

Do

not

press

this

button

for

woollens:

wool

items

should

be

gently

spun.

6

Economy

button

E

Washing

saving

electricity,

that

is

using

a

lower

tem-

perature;

the

washing

will

be

20

mins

longer

in

the

programme

"2"

and

10

mins

longer

in

the

programme

"7".

7

Door

opening

button

—1

Press

this

button

to

open

the

door.

8

Temperature

selector

dial

(thermostat)

To

select

the

washing

temperature

turn

the

dial

to

the

required

value.

When

your

laundry

is

only

lightly

soiled,

a

cold

wash

can

be

used

(dial

to

position

¥

).

9

Programme

selector

dial

To

select

the

required

washing

programme

turn

the

dial

clockwise.

19

Washing

hints

You

are

advised

not

to

leave

your

laundry

too

long,

especially

when

damp.

Damp

laundry

produces

mould

and

unpleasant

smells.

Mould

stains

cannot

be

removed.

Sort

your

laundry.

Study

carefully

the

chart

in

this

booklet

explaining

the

symbols

used

on

clothes

labels.

The

following

points

are

particularly

important:

=

a

line

under

the

bowl

means

that

the

garment

cannot

be

washed

using

programmes

for

resistant

fabrics

such

as

cotton

and

linen;

=

donot

mix

coloured

garments

with

whites;

=

anticrease

materials

like

polyester/cotton

should

be

treated

as

synthetics;

=

non-resistant

fabrics

like

acrylic

and

most

curtain

materials

should

be

treated

as

delicate

fabrics;

a

the

wool

programme

is

designed

specifically

for

pure

new

wool.

Other

types

of

wool

and

wool

mix-

tures

may

shrink

or

felt

if

machine-washed.

Woollen

garments

should

be

spun

briefly

immedi-

ately

after

washing.

Pre-wash

Pre-wash

is

not

normally

necessary.

Your

new

wash-

ing

machine

combined

with

modern

detergents

will

give

perfect

washing

results

without

pre-wash,

thus

saving

energy,

time,

water

and

detergent.

However,

when

the

laundry

is

particularly

dirty

(for

example

if

you

have

to

wash

mechanics’

overalls

or

butchers’

aprons),

you

are

advised

to

use

prewash

with

a

biological

detergent.

Temperatures

We

suggest

that

white

cotton

and

linen,

if it

is

not

excessively

soiled,

can

be

washed

at

60°

instead

of

95°.

There

should

be

no

reduction

in

performance,

but

there

will

be

an

energy

saving

of

approximately

30%.

The

same

applies

to

a

lesser

extent

to

fast

coloured

garments.

They

usually

require

a

temperature

of

60°

but

if

they

are

not

excessively

dirty,

you

will

have

satisfactory

results

at

40°.

Garments

with

non-fast

colours

should

not

be

washed

at

temperatures

above

40°.

If

fast

and

nonfast

colours

are

washed

together,

they

should

be

treated

as

non-

fast

colours

and

therefore

the

temperature

should

not

exceed

40°.

Resistant

white

and

coloured

synthetics

can

normally

be

washed

at

60°

but

also

in

this

case

40°

is

sufficient

if

the

laundry

is

not

excessively

dirty.

20

Delicate

synthetics,

synthetics

with

non-fast

colours

and

woollen

garments

must

never

be

washed

above

40°.

If

only

one

of

the

labels

specifies

30°,

this

tem-

perature

must

be

selected

for

the

whole

wash.

In

most

cases

these

garments

can

withstand

40°

but

Zanussi

cannot

be

held

responsible

for

any

damage

caused

by

washing

at

temperatures

higher

than

those

specified.

How

much

laundry

can

be

washed

in

one

load?

For

cotton

and

linen

items

as

well

as

for

synthetics

and

wool

refer

to

the

quantities

indicated

on

the

pro-

gramme

charts.

Strictly

speaking

you

should

always

weigh

your

laun-

dry.

As

weighing

can

be

complicated,

we

suggest

you

estimate

the

weight

according

to

how

full

the

drum

is:

cotton

and

linen:

drum

full

but

not

too

tightly

paced

resistant

synthetics:

no

more

than

'/2

of

the

drum

delicate

fabrics

and

wool:

no

more

than

'/3

of

the

drum.

Before

placing

the

laundry

in

the

machine:

mend

ail

tears,

holes

and

ladders;

secure

loose

buttons

and

close

poppers

and

zips;

do

not

wash

frayed

garments

-

mend

hems

before

washing;

remove

all

small

objects

from

pockets.

Nails,

pins,

clips

and

similar

objects

can

seriously

damage

your

washing

machine

and

laundry;

remove

curtain

hooks;

wash

coloured

garments

and

in

particular

those

with

non-fast

colours

separately

when

washing

for

the

first

time.

They

are

likely

to

lose

colour

the

first

time

they

are

washed.

treat

obstinate

stains

such

as

grass,

rust,

tar,

paint,

ink

etc.

with

a

stain

remover

before

washing.

To

remove

paint

stains,

for

example,

use

a

volatile

substance

such

as

turpentine:

in

this

case,

you

should

wait

for

it

to

dry

completely

before

washing.

Zanussi

is

not

responsible

for

any

damage

deriving

from

the

use

of

volatile,

inflammable

or

toxic

sub-

stances.

Detergents

and

additives

Good

washing

results

also

depend

on

the

choice

of

detergent

and

use

of

the

correct

quantities

to

avoid

waste

and

protect

the

environment.

Although

biodegradable,

detergents

contain

sub-

stances

which

in

large

quantities

can

damage

the

delicate

ecological

balance

of

nature.

Always

use

good

quality

detergents

suitable

for

use

in

washing

machines.

Follow

the

indications

given

by

the

detergent

manu-

facturer

according

to

the

weight

of

laundry,

the

degree

of

soil

and

the

hardness

of

the

water

in

your

area:

if

you

do

not

know

how

hard

it

is,

ask

your

local

Water

Authority.

The

lime

present

in

the

water

will

in

the

long

run

cause

fabrics

to

go

grey

and

felt,

especially

at

high

tempera-

tures.

Detergents

contain

substances

which

absorb

the

lime

and

therefore

you

should

increase

the

doses

if

your

water

is

hard.

You

can,

however,

use

less

detergent

and

compensate

for

the

difference

by

using

a

specific

water

softening

product.

Powder

detergents

The

washing

powder

should

be

placed

in

the

appropri-

ate

compartments

of

the

dispenser

drawer

before

starting

the

programme.

Special

detergents

are

available

for

coloured

and

deli-

cate

fabrics

and

for

wool.

«Concentrated»

powder

detergents

Pour

the

concentrated

powder

detergent

into

the

com-

partment

for

the

main

wash.

The

washing

machine

incorporates

a

recirculation

system

which

allows

an

optimal

use

of

the

concen-

trated

detergent.

Avoid

selecting

programmes

including

prewash

when

concentrated

detergents

are

used.

Avoid

use

of

the

proportioners

supplied

with

the

detergents

into

the

internal

drum.

Degrees

of

water

hardness

oy

[bevel

Characteristic

(Sees

|

French

degrees

|

1

soft

0-7

0-15

2

|

medium

8-14

|

16-25

3

hard

15-21

26-37

4

|

very

hard

>

21

|

>

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Liquid

detergents

A

liquid

detergent

can

be

used

in

the

middle

compart-

ment

of

the

dispenser

drawer

as

long

as

you

start

the

machine

up

straight

away

without

prewash.

Liquid

additives

It

may

be

advisable

to

use

a

liquid

fabric

softener

when

you

are

going

to

dry

synthetic

garments

in

the

tumble

dryer

for

example.

This

prevents

the

fabrics

becoming

charged

with

static

electricity.

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«Energetic»

programmes

for

cotton

and

linen

Max.

recommended

load:

5

kg

Detergent

drawer

Temperature

Programme

Degree

compartments

selector

selector

Cycle

Programme

of

soil

to

use

knob

knob

description

Whites

Heavy

Prewash

F

Ms

with

oO

Wash

at

95°C

prewash

Milbis;

‘

95

1

Rinses

OO

Spin

Whites

Normal

Wash

at

95°C

ls}

without

Mi

;

ra)

Rinses

prewash

Le

a

95

2

Spin

Whites

Light

Prolonged

wash

at

60°C

sf

i

economy

/

[Ui

;

60°

2

+

E

Sn

Coloureds

Normal

Wash

at

60°C

Ly

Rinses

(Mes

,

60°

2

Spin

Coloureds

Light

Prolonged

wash

at

40°C

Lf

Economy

ML

)

40°

2

+

E

Spin

Rinses

Rinses

with

liquid

Bleaching

)

additives,

if

required

ae

3

Spin

[

Softeners

Rinse

with

fabric

softener,

if

J

1

ke

;

4

required

E

Spin

Spin

Draining

of

water

and

spin

22

«Gentle»

programmes

for

synthetics,

mixed

fabrics,

delicates

and

wool

Max.

recommended

load:

2

kg

(wool

1

kg)

Detergent

drawer

Temperature

Programme

Degree

compartments

selector

selector

Cycle

Programme

of

soil

to

use

knob

knob

description

Synthetics

Heavy

Vf

Prewash

with

[lil

4

60°

6

Wash

at

60°C

prewash

a

Rinses

Short

spin

(*)

Synthetics

Normal

Vf

Wash

at

60°C

without

/

[Mh

/

60°

7

Rinses

prewash

/

Short

spin

(*)

Synthetics

Light

VD

Prolonged

wash

at

40°C

economy

/

Mey

40°

7+E

Rinses

_

.

Cy

Short

spin

(*)

Delicates

Normal

ay,

Wash

at

30°-40°C

/

lis

30°-40°

8

Short

epin

(*)

y

ort

spin

Wool

@

Normal

Wash

at

40°C

a

(My

gen

ges,

Rinses

Rinses

with

liquide

J

/

fe

10

additive,

if

required

[CV

Short

spin

(*)

Softeners

Rinse

with

fabric

softener,

LL

fe

4

1

Sheen

)

/

ort

spin

Drain

Draining

of

water

(*)

If

the

ANTI

CREASE

button

(J

has

not

been

depressed.

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