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When drying a big amount

of laundry, to have good

drying performances, make

sure that the laundry itself is

not rolled up and that is

uniformly distributed in the

drum.

12.2

Drying - Automatic levels

1.

Tap on the Auto Drying button

repeatedly until the display shows

the required dryness level. The

indicators in the display illuminate

accordingly:

a.

Iron dry

: for cotton

items;

b.

Cupboard dry

: for

cotton and synthetic items;

c.

Extra dry

: for cotton

items.

The display shows the drying

programme duration.

To have a good drying by

using less energy and in a

shorter time, the appliance

does not let you set a too

low spin speed for the items

to be washed and dried.

2.

Touch button Start/Pause to start the

programme.

In the display the door locked

indicator goes on, the indicator of the

running phase starts flashing.

The display also shows the remaining

programme time.

12.3

Timed Drying

1.

Tap on the button Time Drying

repeatedly to set the desired time

value (see the "Timed drying" table

the "Programmes" chapter). The

drying level indicator goes off and

the indicator

comes on.

Each time you tap on this button the

time value increases by 5 minutes. The

display shows the set new time value.

2.

Touch the Start/Pause to start the

programme.

In the display the door locked

indicator comes on and the indicator of

the running phase starts flashing.

The display also shows the remaining

programme time.

12.4

At the end of the drying

programme

•

The appliance stops automatically.

•

The acoustic signals operate (if they

are active).

•

In the display

comes on.

•

The indicator of button Start/Pause

goes off. The door locked

goes

off

•

Press the button On/Off for some

seconds to deactivate the appliance.

After some minutes from

the end of the

programme, the energy

saving function

deactivates the appliance

automatically.

1.

Remove the laundry from the

appliance.

2.

Make sure that the drum is empty.

After drying phase, clean the

drum, the seal and the inside

of the door with a wet cloth.

13.

FLUFF IN THE FABRICS

During the washing and/or drying phase,

some types of fabric, (sponge, wool,

sweatshirt) could release fluff.

The released fluff could stick to the

fabrics during the next cycle.

This inconvenient increases with

technical fabrics.

To prevent the fluff in your laundry, we

recommend that you:

•

To do not wash dark fabrics after you

washed and dried light coloured

fabrics (hand towel, wool, sweatshirt )

and the contrary.

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Section	Page
CONTENTS	2
1. SAFETY INFORMATION	3
1.1 Children and vulnerable people safety	3
1.2 General Safety	3
2. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS	6
2.1 Installation	6
2.2 Electrical Connection	6
2.3 Water Connection	6
2.4 Use	7
2.5 Service	7
2.6 Disposal	7
3. INSTALLATION	7
3.1 Unpacking	7
3.2 Installation on suspended flooring	9
3.3 Positioning and levelling	9
3.4 The inlet hose	9
3.5 Water-stop device	10
3.6 Water drainage	10
4. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION	12
4.1 Appliance overview	12
5. CONTROL PANEL	13
5.1 Control panel description	13
5.2 Display	13
6. DIAL AND BUTTONS	15
6.1 Introduction	15
6.2 On/Off	15
6.3 Introduction	15
6.4 Temp.	15
6.5 Spin	15
6.6 Stains/Prewash	15
6.7 Delay Start	16
6.8 Quick Wash	16
6.9 Time Drying	16
6.10 Auto Drying	16
6.11 Mode	16
6.12 Start/Pause	16
7. PROGRAMMES	16
7.1 Programme Chart	16
7.2 Woolmark Apparel Care - Blue	20
7.3 Automatic drying	20
7.4 Timed drying	21
8. SETTINGS	22
8.1 Introduction	22
8.2 Child Lock	22
8.3 Acoustic signals	22
8.4 Permanent Extra Rinse	23
9. BEFORE FIRST USE	23
10. DAILY USE - WASHING ONLY	23
10.1 Activating the appliance	23
10.2 Loading the laundry	23
10.3 Filling the detergent and additives	24
10.4 Check the position of the flap	24
10.5 Setting a programme	25
10.6 Starting a programme	25
10.7 Starting a programme with the delay start	25
Cancelling the delay start after the countdown has started	26
Changing the delay start after the countdown has started	26
10.8 The ProSense load detection	26
10.9 Programme phase indicators	26
10.10 Interrupting a programme and changing the options	27
10.11 Cancelling a running programme	27
10.12 Opening the door - Adding garments	27
10.13 End of the programme	27
10.14 Stand-by option	27
11. DAILY USE - WASHING & DRYING	28
11.1 Complete wash&dry programmes	28
Automatic Non-Stop programme	28
Non-automatic wash&dry programmes	28
11.2 Washing and Drying - Automatic levels	28
11.3 Washing and Timed Drying	29
11.4 At the end of the drying programme	29
12. DAILY USE - DRYING ONLY	29
12.1 Preparation to drying	29
12.2 Drying - Automatic levels	30
12.3 Timed Drying	30
12.4 At the end of the drying programme	30
13. FLUFF IN THE FABRICS	30
14. HINTS AND TIPS	31
14.1 The laundry load	31
14.2 Stubborn stains	31
14.3 Detergents and other treatments	31
14.4 Ecological hints	32
14.5 Water hardness	32
14.6 Prepare the drying cycle	32
14.7 Items not suitable for drying	32
14.8 Garment labels	32
14.9 Drying cycle duration	32
14.10 Additional drying	32
14.11 General Tips	32
15. CARE AND CLEANING	33
15.1 External cleaning	33
15.2 Descaling	33
15.3 Maintenance wash	33
15.4 Door seal	33
15.5 Cleaning the drum	33
15.6 Cleaning the detergent dispenser	34
15.7 Cleaning the drain pump	34
15.8 Cleaning the inlet hose and the valve filter	36
15.9 Emergency drain	37
15.10 Frost precautions	37
16. TROUBLESHOOTING	37
16.1 Introduction	37
16.2 Possible failures	38
16.3 Emergency door opening	40
17. CONSUMPTION VALUES	41
18. TECHNICAL DATA	42
19. ACCESSORIES	43
19.1 Available in www.aeg.com/shop or from authorised dealer	43

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