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WASHING MACHINE. User Manual CLA1016W

Installation and Operating Instructions MODEL: MSE46W

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THE PERFECT BALANCE OF FUNCTION AND STYLE LAUNDRY - DISHWASHING - COOKING - COOLING Instaation and Operating Instructions Freestanding Washing Machine MW6100P - 1000RPM - 6kg Load Pease read these instructions carefuy before attempting to insta or use this appiance. We recommend that you keep these instructions in a safe pace for future reference.

Wecome Thank you for choosing this Montpeier Washing Machine. Our Washers have been designed to provide you with the best combination of stye, reiabiity and performance to give you years of troube-free use. You may be famiiar with a simiar product, but pease take time to read these instructions carefuy before instaing or using your Washing Machine to ensure you get the most from your purchase. We recommend that you keep this manua in a safe pace for future reference. Your Washing Machine is covered by a comprehensive two year Parts & Labour Guarantee. In the unikey event that you experience a probem with your Washer, you can rest assured that you are fuy protected against the cost of repairs for the first 24 months. Pease note that any caim must be accompanied by the mode reference number, seria number and proof of purchase. YEAR GUARANTEE PARTS & LABOUR ACROSS ALL OUR MODELS To activate your guarantee, you wi need your product seria number. This can be found on the rear of the machine. There are two ways to register your Guarantee: Onine: Visit the Support page on our website and compete the onine Product Registration form. www.montpeier-appiances.com By Post: Simpy detach and fi in the form provided, attach a stamp and send it in the post. Don t forget to incude your e-mai address so that we can send confirmation through to you. www.montpeier-appiances.com Note: We are unabe to take registrations over the phone.

Description of the Appiance Contro Pane Top Lid Detergent Drawer Door Pump Fiter Cover Transit Bot Water Inet Vave Discharging Hose Power Cabe Transit Bot Transit Bot Transit Bot BEFORE OPERATING YOUR WASHING MACHINE YOU MUST REMOVE THE TRANSIT BOLTS. FAILURE TO DO SO WILL INVALIDATE YOUR GUARANTEE.

CONTENTS: Section 1: Safety Instructions -Correct Usage -Genera Warnings -Safety Warnings Section 2: Instaation -Removing Transit Bots -Adjusting the Feet -Eectrica Connection -Water Inet Hose Connection -Water Discharge Connection Section 3: Technica Specifications Section 4: Contro Pane -Contro Pane -Detergent Drawer -Program Knob Section 5: Washing your Laundry -Preiminary Preparation of Laundry -Putting Laundry in the Machine -Adding Detergent to the Machine -Operating your Machine -Auxiiary Functions -Chid Lock -Canceing a Program -Finishing a Program Section 6: Maintenance and Ceaning -Water Inet Fiters -Pump Fiters -Detergent Draw Section 7: Troubeshooting Section 8: Faut Codes 1 2 3/4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 11/12 12 13/14 15 16 16 17/18 19 19 19 20 21 22 23/24/25 26 Section 9: Program Tabe 27/28 Here For You - Service Contact Detais: 29

Section 1. Safety Advice 1.1 Correct Usage Read the user instruction manua. Your machine is designed to be used domesticay. Commercia use wi cause your warranty to be invaid. Keep pets away from your machine. Pease check the packaging of your machine is in good order before instaation, and the outer surface of the machine after the package is opened. Do not operate damaged machines. Have your machine instaed ony by a quaified person. Any interference to your machine by anyone other than a quaified person wi invaidate your warranty. The appiance in not intended for use by peope (incuding chidren) with reduced physica, sensory or menta capabiities, or ack of experience and knowedge uness they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appiance by a person responsibe for their safety. Chidren shoud be supervised to ensure that they do not pay with the appiance. Use your machine ony for aundry that has been specified as suitabe for washing by the manufacturer. Before operating the washing machine, remove the 4 transit bots and rubber spacers from the back of the machine. If the bots are not removed, it wi cause heavy vibration, noise and product mafunction (invaidating the guarantee). - Your machine is not covered under warranty for fauts caused by any kind of externa factors (pesticides, fire, etc.). - Pease do not throw away this user manua: keep it for future reference as it contains fu operating instructions as we as the seria number of your machine. You wi need this shoud you wish to book a service ca. Note: Specifications may vary depending on the product purchased. 1

1.2 Genera Warnings - The ambient temperature for your machine s idea operation is 15-25ºC. - Frozen hoses can tear and expode. In regions where temperature is beow zero, ambient temperature might endanger the safe operation of the eectronic circuit board. - Pease ensure that the cothes put into your machine do not contain any foreign objects (nais, needes, coins, ighters, matches, cips, etc.) in pockets. These objects can damage your machine. It is recommended that the first washing operation is carried out on a 90º Cotton program but without aundry and using ½ the dose of detergent in the 2nd compartment of the detergent drawer. - If a detergent or softener is exposed to air for any time, residue may be caused, be sure ony put your detergent or softener in the detergent drawer at the beginning of every wash. - It is advised that you unpug your machine and cose the water inet tap if you do not intend to use the machine for a proonged period of time. Aso, eaving the door of your appiance open wi prevent the formation of bad odours due to humidity. - Some water might be eft in your machine after factory trias and tests conducted due to Quaity Contro procedures. This is norma and wi not damage your machine. - Remember the packaging materias of your machine may be dangerous for chidren. Keep the packaging materias in a pace where chidren cannot reach them and dispose of them appropriatey. - Keep any sma parts away from the reach of chidren and babies. - Use Pre-wash programs ony for very dirty aundry. - Never open the detergent compartment when the appiance is running. - In case of any breakdown, unpug the appiance first and then turn the water inet off. Do not attempt repair by yoursef, aways contact the authorised service agent hep ine. - The amount of aundry you put in your washing machine shoud not exceed the maximum amount indicated. - Never force the door to open when the machine is running. - Do not wash cothes covered in four or other powders in your machine as it wi cause damage. - Pease adhere to detergent/fabric conditioner manufacturer s advice regarding the use of fabric conditioner or simiar products. - Set up your machine in a pace where its door can be competey opened. - Set up your machine in a position where it can be fuy ventiated and has constant air circuation. 2

1.3 Safety Warnings You must take note of these warnings, as this can protect you and your famiy. DANGER OF GETTING BURNT! Do not touch the discharge hose or water during the discharge process as the appiance can reach high temperatures during operation. RISK DUE TO ELECTRICAL CURRENT! Do not use muti-sockets on an extension ead. Do not pug in damaged pugs. Never pu the cabe when unpugging - aways grip the pug itsef. Do not pug-in or remove the pug with wet hands. Never touch the machine with wet hands or feet. If the mains cabe becomes damaged it must be repaced by an authorised eectrician or service agent. DANGER OF FIRE! Do not keep fammabe iquids near your machine. The suphur content of paint removers might cause corrosion. For this reason, never use paint-removing materias in your machine. Never use products that contain sovent materia in your machine. Remove a objects from the pockets of your aundry (needes, papercips, ighters, matches, etc.) before pacing it in your machine. 3

1.3 Safety Warnings (continued) FALL AND INJURY HAZARD! Do not cimb on your machine. The top id of your machine may break and you might get injured. Tidy the hose, cabe and packaging of your machine during instaation, to avoid tripping or faing over. Do not turn your machine upside down or on its side. Do not ift your machine by hoding it from extruding parts (detergent drawer, door). These parts might break and cause you to get injured. There s the risk of tripping and injury if the materias ike hoses and cabes are not propery stored after your machine is instaed. Machine must be carried by 2 peope. CHILD SAFETY! Do not eave chidren unattended near the machine. Chidren might ock themseves inside. Door gass and surface may get hot whie your machine operates, and as a resut, touching the machine might damage the skin, especiay that of chidren. Keep packaging materia away from chidren. Danger may occur if detergent or ceaning materias are consumed, and eyes or the skin might be irritated if contact is made. Keep the ceaning materias away from the reach of chidren. 4

Section 2. Instaation 2.1 Removing transit bots Before operating the washing machine, remove the 4 transit bots and rubber spacers from the back of the machine. If the bots are not removed, it wi cause heavy vibration, noise and product mafunction, (invaidating the guarantee). X4 4 For this reason, transit bots shoud be oosened by being rotated countercockwise using an appropriate wrench. X4 Transit bots are removed by puing out. X4 Fit the pastic transit bot caps (in the accessories bag) into the hoes eft by the remova of the transit bots. The transit bots shoud be stored to be used in case of future transportation. NOTE: You must remove the transit bots of your machine before first use. Fauts occurring to the machine if operated with transit bots fitted wi be out of scope of warranty. 5

2.2 Adjusting the feet Do not insta your machine on a carpet or anything that wi prevent ventiation under the base. To ensure sient and vibration-free operating of your machine, it shoud be sited on a non-sippy firm foor. You can adjust the eve of your machine by the adjustabe feet. Loosen the pastic adjustment nut. Adjust the feet upwards or downward by rotating them. X4 After maintaining the eve, compress the pastic adjustment nut upwards again. Note: The machine must be eve. Never put cardboard, wood or other materias under your machine if you are trying to eve any distortion in the foor. When ceaning the foor, on which your machine stands, be carefu not to disturb the baance of the machine. 6

2.3 Instaation (Eectrica Connection) Your washing machine is set to 220-240V and 50Hz. The mains cord of your washing machine is equipped with a specific earthed pug. This pug shoud aways be inserted to an earthed socket of 13 amps. The rating of the fuse shoud be 13 amps. NOTE: Operating your machine beow the recommended votage wi cause the ife cyce of your appiance to be reduced and its performance to be restricted. 7

2.4 Instaation (Water Inet Hose Connection) Your machine may have either a singe inet (cod) or doube water inets (cod/hot) based on its specifications. A white-capped hose shoud be connected to the cod water inet and a red-capped hose to a hot water inet (appicabe for machines with doube water inets). To eiminate water eakages in the connection points, 1 or 2 nuts are provided in the hose package (appicabe for machines with doube water inets). Fit these nuts to the ends of new water inet hoses on the tap end of the hose. Connect the new water inet hoses to a 3/4, threaded inet pipe. 3/4 10 mm Connect the white-ebow end of the water inet hoses to the white fitered water inet vave on the rear side of the machine and the red-ebow end to the red-fitered one (appicabe for machines with doube water inets). Tighten pastic parts of the junctions using your hand. If you are unsure of this process get the work done by a quaified pumber. Fow of water with pressure of 0.1-1 Mpa wi aow your machine to operate more efficienty. (0,1 Mpa pressure means that more than 8 itres of water wi fow per minute). Ensure that the new water inet hoses are not bent, broken, crushed or the wrong size. If your machine has a hot water connection, the temperature of the water inet shoud be maximum 70 Degrees Centigrade. NOTE: Use ony the new water inet hose suppied with your machine whie making water inet hose connections. Never use od, used or damaged water inet hoses. 8

2.5 Instaation (Water Discharge Connection) The end of the water discharge hose can be fitted to a specific outet pipe. Never attempt to extend the water discharge hose by joining two pieces of hose. Do not put the discharge hose of your machine into a bucket or sink. Make sure that the water discharge hose does not bend, bucke, become squashed or stretched. Pease note: The water drain hose shoud be mounted at a height of minimum 60cm, and maximum of 100cm from the ground. ~95cm ~145cm ~140cm ~95cm 95 cm? 150 cm? 0 max.100cm 9

Section 3. Technica Specification Operating votage / frequency (V/Hz) (220-240)V~/50Hz Tota current (A) 13 Water pressure Maximum:1 Mpa Minimum:0.1 Mpa Tota power(w) 2100 Maximum dry aundry capacity (kg) 6 Spinning revoution (rev/min) 1000 Program number 15 Dimensions (HeightxWidthxDepth)(mm) 845x597x497 10

Section 4. The Contro Pane Start/Pause Light Function Indicator Lights Program Ready Light Start/Pause Button Program End Light Function Buttons Detergent Drawer Program Knob (DIAGRAM-1) (DIAGRAM-2) Detergents may form a sediment in your detergent drawer or in the housing of the detergent drawer over time. To cean, pu out the detergent drawer from time to time as shown and wash thoroughy. Pu the detergent drawer out as far as possibe. (Diagram 1) Lift the front of the drawer, continue to pu unti the drawer is pued out. (Diagram 2) Wash with an od toothbrush and water. After drying the detergent drawer put it back in the housing in the reverse manner used to remove it. Liquid Detergent Apparatus Main wash detergent compartment Softener Compartment Pre-wash detergent compartment (*) Specifications may vary depending on the product purchased. 11

4.1 Contro Pane continued. Main wash detergent compartment: In this compartment, use ony detergent (iquid or powder). Limescae remover can be used. Fabric conditioner, starch, detergent compartment: You may use fabric softener for your aundry (recommended amount and type by the manufacturer). Sometimes the fabric conditioners you use for your aundry may remain in this compartment. The reason for this is that the conditioner is not viscous. To prevent this situation, more viscous iquid softeners are recommended to be used or the softener coud be thinned and then used. Pre-wash detergent compartment: This compartment must ony be used when the pre-wash feature is seected. The Pre-wash feature is recommended for very dirty aundry. Seect the program you wish to use with the program knob. Set the program seection operation by rotating the program knob in either direction. Ensure that the program knob is exacty on the program you want to use. (*) Specifications may vary depending on the product. 12

Section 5. Washing your Laundry 5.1 Preiminary Preparation of Laundry Laundry has product abes on them that state their specifications. Wash or dry your aundry according to the specifications on the product abe. Separate your aundry according to their types (cotton, synthetic, sensitive, woo etc), their temperatures (cod, 30º, 40º, 60º, 90º) and degree of contamination (sighty stained, stained, highy stained). Never wash your cooured and white aundry together. Wash your cooured aundry separatey in the first washing as coours may run. Ensure that there are no metaic materias in your aundry or in pockets. CAUTION: Fauts that emerge due to foreign objects in the machine wi not be incuded in the scope of warranty. Zip up and button up cothes. Remove the metaic or pastic hooks from curtains. Turn items such as pants, knitwear, t-shirt and sweat shirts inside out. Pace socks, handkerchiefs and suchike sma aundry in a washing net. 13

5.1 Preiminary Preparation of Laundry continued. Whitening No whitening Norma wash Ironing temperature maximum 150 C Ironing temperature maximum 200 C No ironing Dry ceaning No dry ceaning Leave fat Hang when wet Dry by hanging Do Not Tumbe Dry F Dry ceaning in gas oi, pure acoho and R113 is aowed P Perchoroethyene R11, R13, Petroeum A Perchorinethyene 14

5.2 Putting Laundry in the Machine Open the door of your machine. Spread your aundry in your machine. NOTE: Maximum oading capacity may vary based on the aundry type you wi wash, degree of contamination and the program you have chosen. Do not exceed maximum dry oading capacity indicated in the program tabe for washing programs. Put each item of aundry in separatey. Ensure that no aundry is stuck between the cabinet and rubber sea when cosing the door of your machine. cick Push the door of your machine unti you hear the ocking sound. Cose the door of your machine propery, otherwise the machine wi not start. 15

5.3 Adding detergent to the machine The amount of detergent put into the machine wi depend on the foowing criteria: Ony use detergents produced specificay for automatic washing machines. The amount of detergent to be used for your aundry is printed on the detergent packet. The higher the degree of hardness of the water the more detergent you need to use. Put the fabric softener into the softener compartment of the detergent drawer. Do not exceed the MAX eve. Softeners with high density (thick) wi need to be thinned before being put into the drawer. High-density (thick) softeners can cog the compartment and prevent the fow of the softener. You can use iquid detergents in a programs. For this, fit the iquid detergent eve pate found in the accessories bag or the iquid detergent apparatus (*) into the 2nd compartment of the detergent drawer and set the amount of iquid detergent according to the eves on this pate. Remember to remove the iquid detergent pate. 5.4 Operating your machine Pug your machine in. Open the water tap. Open the machine door. Spread your aundry eveny in the machine. To cose, push the door unti you hear the ocking sound. Seecting a program Seect the appropriate program for your aundry from the program tabe. (*) Specifications may vary depending on the product purchased. 16

5.5 Auxiiary Functions Before starting the program, you can optionay seect an auxiiary function. Press the button of the auxiiary ufunction you woud ike to seect. If the auxiiary function symbo is dispayed on the eectronic dispay, the auxiiary function you have seected wi be activated. If the auxiiary function symbo on the eectronic dispay binks, the auxiiary function you have seected wi not be activated. Reason for non-activation: The auxiiary function you want to use in the washing program you have seected is not appicabe. Your machine is too far into its current wash program to activate the auxiiary function you woud ike to seect. It is not compatibe with an auxiiary function you have seected previousy. Haf-oad detection system Your machine features a haf-oad detection system. This shoud be used when the amount of aundry to be washed is approximatey haf or ess than the maximum capacity of the machine. This function wi save time, water consumption and energy. 17

5.5 Auxiiary Functions continued. Function Buttons 1- No Spin This program is recommended for use with your sensitive cothes for which no spinning is needed. 2- Prewash This function starts an additiona wash operation for heaviy soied aundry. When using this function you must put detergent into the pre-wash compartment of the detergent drawer. If you forget to use an additiona function and your machine starts to wash, you can sti activate the additiona function button. If the indicator ight is on, the additiona function wi be activated. If the indicator ight is not on, the additiona function wi not be activated. Start / Pause Button Used to start a seected program or pause WARNING! You wi need to turn the program knob to O(off) position before seecting the program or changing a continuing program. 18

5.6 Chid Lock Chid Lock The chid ock is used in order to protect the washing cyce from the effects of unwanted button activations during the cyce. The chid ock is activated by pressing the first and third button on the contro pane at the same time for more than 2 seconds. When the chid ock is activated, LEDs on the function buttons wi bink. In order to deactivate the chid ock, the same buttons (1st and 3rd) shoud be pressed again for more than 3 seconds. The deactivation of the chid ock is shown by the binking of LED on the start/pause button. 5.7 Canceing a program If you wish to cance any program running: 1. Switch the program knob to 0" position. 2. Your machine wi stop the washing operation and the program wi be canceed. 3. To drain the water accumuated in the machine switch the program knob to any program. 4. Your machine wi perform the necessary discharge operation and cance the program. 5. You can then run your machine by seecting a new program. 5.8 Finishing a program Your machine wi automaticay stop when the program seected ends. The program end ight wi come on. Turn the program knob to O(off) position. The door wi unock in approximatey two minutes from the program end. You can open the door by puing the hande of the door. After you unoad your cothes eave the door open to dry the interior of the drum. Switch off your machine. Program End Light Pease Note: If the power goes off and on again after a whie at any stage of the washing program, your machine wi continue the program from the point where it was interrupted. This is not harmfu for your machine. 19

Section 6. Maintenance and Ceaning Unpug your machine before starting the maintenance and ceaning of your machine. Turn the water off before starting the maintenance and ceaning of your machine. CAUTION: Your machine s parts might be damaged if ceaners with sovents are used. Do not use ceaning materias containing sovents. Water Inet Fiters On the tap side of your machine s water inet hose and at the ends of water inet vaves, there are fiters to prevent the entry of dirt and foreign materias in the water to the machine. If the machine is unabe to receive sufficient water athough the water tap is opened, these fiters shoud be ceaned. Remove the water inet hose. Remove the fiters found on the water inet vaves by using pincers and wash thoroughy using a brush. Cean the fiters of the water inet hoses ocated on the tap side by washing thoroughy using a brush. After you cean the fiters, re-fit them in the reverse manner to which they were removed. CAUTION: Fiters of water inet vaves may be cogged due to a contaminated tap or ack of maintenance. Broken seas wi cause water to eak into your machine continuousy. Any breakdown that arises due to these reasons are out of the scope of warranty. 20

6.1 Maintenance and Ceaning continued. Pump Fiters The pump fiter system proongs the ife of your pump, which is used to drain the dirty water. It prevents int entering the pump. Ceaning the pump fiter every 2-3 months is recommended. To cean your pump fiter: Open the kickpate cover, by puing the hande. Before opening the fiter cover, pace a suitabe container in front of the fiter cover to prevent spiage of water that remains in the pump. Loosen the fiter cover by rotating it counter cockwise and drain the water. Remove any foreign materias from the fiter. Check the rotation of the pump manuay. After you have ceaned the pump, re-fit the fiter cover by rotating cockwise. Put the kickpate cover back in pace. Do not forget that if you do not fit the fiter cover correcty, it wi eak water. WARNING! As water in the pump may be hot, wait unti it coos down. (*) Specifications may vary depending on the product purchased. 21

6.1 Maintenance and Ceaning continued. Detergent Drawer Your detergents may deposit residue in the detergent drawer and housing of the detergent drawer over time. To cean the residue formed, disassembe the detergent drawer periodicay. It is recommended that you cean your detergent drawer every 2 months. To remove the detergent drawer: Pu out the detergent drawer unti it is fuy withdrawn. Keep puing whist depressing the section shown beow in the detergent drawer and then remove the detergent drawer. Fush it by using water and a brush. Coect any residue in the housing of the detergent drawer without dropping them inside the machine. Re-assembe the detergent drawer after drying it using a towe or dry coth. DO NOT WASH YOUR DETERGENT DRAWER IN A DISHWASHER Fush Stopper Disassembe the detergent drawer. Disassembe the fush stopper and cean out any softener residues competey. Refit the fush stopper after ceaning it. Check that it is fitted propery. Body Cean the outer body of your machine with warm water and a nonfammabe ceaning agent that wi not abrade the body of your machine. After rinsing with some water, dry it using a soft and dry coth. Drum Do not eave metaic objects such as needes, paper cips, coins etc. in your machine. These objects ead to formation of rust stains in the drum. To cean any rust stains, use a non-chorine ceaning agent and foow the instructions of manufacturers of the ceaning agent. Never use wire woo or simiar hard objects for ceaning rust stains. 22

Section 7. Troubeshooting Any repairs required to your machine shoud be carried out by our authorised service agents. If your machine requires a repair or if you cannot remove the faut by the hep of the information provided as foows: Unpug your machine. Turn the water tap off. FAULT POSSIBLE CAUSE TROUBLE-SHOOTING Your machine does not start. It is not pugged in. Fuse Bown Eectricity cut-off. Start/Pause button not pressed. Program dia at stop position. The machine door is not competey cosed. Pug it in. Repace the fuses. Check mains power. Press the Start/Pause button. Switch the program to the desired position. Cose the machine door. Your machine does not take in water. Water tap is turned off. Turn your tap on. Water inet hose may be Check water inet hose twisted. Water inet hose cogged. Vave inet fiter cogged. The machine door not competey cosed. and untwist. Cean water inet hose fiters. (*) Cean the vave inet fiters. (*) Cose the machine door. Your machine does not discharge water. Outet hose cogged or twisted. Pump fiter cogged. Laundry setted in the machine uneveny. Check the outet hose, then either cean or untwist. Cean the pump fiter. (*) Spread your aundry in the machine eveny. (*) See the chapter regarding maintenance and ceaning of your machine 23

7.1 Troubeshooting continued. FAULT POSSIBLE CAUSE TROUBLE-SHOOTING Your machine vibrates. The feet of your machine have not been adjusted correcty. Adjust the feet on your machine and make sure it is eve. (**) Remove the transit bots on your machine. (**) Transit bots fitted for transportation have not been Smaer disassembed. amount of aundry in This wi not stop operation the appiance. of the machine. Your machine is overoaded Do not put in more aundry with aundry or aundry is setted than the recommended uneveny. amount and sette it eveny. Excessive foam is formed in the detergent drawer. Unsatisfactor y washing resut Excessive amount of detergent used. Wrong detergent used. The soiing of your aundry does not match the program chosen. Amount of detergent used was insufficient. The maximum aundry capacity of your machine has been exceeded. Press on the start/pause button to eiminate foam formation, mix a spoon of softener with haf a itre of water and pour the mixture into the detergent drawer. After 5-10 minutes, press on start/pause button again. In your next wash, adjust the detergent dose accordingy. Use detergents produced ony for automatic washing machines in your machine. Seect the program appropriate for the soiing of your aundry. (See program tabe) Adjust the amount of detergent based on the amount and contamination degree of your aundry. Load your machine with an amount of aundry which wi not exceed the maximum aundry capacity. (**) See the chapter regarding instaation of your machine. 24

7.1 Troubeshooting continued. FAULT POSSIBLE CAUSE TROUBLE-SHOOTING Unsatisfactory washing resut. Water being hard. (contaminated, ime water etc.) Laundry is distributed in your machine uneveny. Adjust the amount of detergent based on the instruction of the detergent manufacturer. Spread your aundry in the machine propery. As soon as the machine is oaded with water, water discharges. The end of the water outet hose is too ow for the machine. Set the water outet hose at appropriate height. (**) No water appears the drum during washing. in No faut. Water is in the unseen part of the drum. Laundry has detergent residues on them. Non-dissoving partices of some detergents may stick to your aundry as white spots. Perform an extra rinsing by setting your machine to Rinsing program, or cean the spots with a brush once dry. Grey spots appear on aundry. The reason for such spots may be oi, cream or ointment. Appy the maximum amount of detergent instructed by the detergent manufacturer in the next washing operation. Spinning operation is not performed or runs ate. No faut. Out of baance oad contro system has been activated. Out of baance oad contro system wi try to spread your aundry correcty. Spinning operation wi begin after your aundry is spread. Pace the aundry in the machine in a baanced fashion next time. IMPORTANT! If you are unabe to correct a faut after checking the reevant section above, or if you are sti in doubt, pease ca the Repairtech Service Hepine on 01527 888 133. Pease note if you ca out an engineer when one of the above fauts arises, or to repair a faut that has arisen due to incorrect use, you may have to bear the cost of the ca out and repair, even if the product is sti within the guarantee period. (**) See the chapter regarding instaation of your machine. 25

Section 8. Automatic Faut Warnings Your machine is equipped with systems that are capabe of both taking necessary precautions and warning you in case of any breakdown by means of continuous sef-checking during washing operations. Faiure Code Faiure Indicator Probabe Faiure Process to be foowed E01 The start/pause ight binks. The door is not shut propery. Shut the door propery so that you hear the cick. If the probem persists, turn off the machine, unpug, and contact the Repairtech Hepine. Err 02 The program ready ight binks The water eve in your machine is beow the heater. The pressure of your water suppy may be ow or the water may be switched off. Turn the tap on fuy. Water may be off, check it. If the probem sti continues, your machine wi automaticay stop after a whie. Unpug your machine, turn off the tap and contact the Repairtech Hepine. Err 03 The start/pause ight and program read ight binks. The pump has faied or the pump fiter is obstructed. Cean the pump fiter. If the probem persists, contact the Repairtech Hepine. (*) Err 04 The program end ight binks. Communication error. Shut down your machine and unpug. Turn off your tap and contact the Repairtech Hepine. (*) See the chapter regarding maintenance and ceaning of your machine. 26

Section 9. Washing Program NOTE: Program duration might change according to the amount of aundry, tap water, ambient temperature and seected additiona functions. 27

9.1 Washing Program continued. SYNTHETIC 40 Washing temperature( C) 40 Maximum dry aundry amount (kg) Detergent compartment 2 Program duration 65 Sighty dirty, synthetic or synthetic mixture textie. Laundry type / Descriptions Nyon socks, bouse 3 DELICATE 30 Washing temperature( C) 30 Maximum dry aundry amount (kg) Detergent compartment 2 Program duration (Min.) Laundry type / Descriptions 2 70 Sighty dirty, cotton, cooured, synthetic or synthetic mixture sensitive aundry. Sik mixture, shirt, bouse, poyester, poiamid, mixture textie A woo aundry SYNTHETIC COLD Washing temperature( C) - Maximum dry aundry amount (kg) Detergent compartment 2 Program duration 72 3 Maximum dry aundry amount (kg) Laundry type / Descriptions Sighty dirty, synthetic or synthetic mi x- ture sensitive aundry. Washed withou t Laundry type / heating the tap water. Descriptions Nyon socks, bouse Detergent compartment 2 Program duration (Min.) 73 2 Dirty, hand and machine to wash woo aundry. A woo aundry NOTE: Program duration might change according to the amount of aundry, tap water, ambient temperature and seected additiona functions. 28

Here For You After-saes assistance If you continue to experience probems with your Washing Machine, pease ca the Montpeier customer service hepine on: 03333 234 473. Pease have a your product detais avaiabe, incuding the mode number, seria number, date of purchase, and your retaier s detais before registering a faut. The service ca cannot progress without this information. Your 2 year Manufacturer s guarantee THIS DOES NOT AFFECT YOUR STATUTORY RIGHTS. Your new Montpeier appiance carries a free guarantee which protects you against the cost of repairs during the first 24 months from date of purchase provided that: Any caim is accompanied by evidence of the mode reference, mode seria number and proof of purchase, such as a Saes Receipt, showing that the appiance was purchased within the 24 months prior to the date of caim. What is not covered under the Guarantee Any appiance not correcty instaed and operated in accordance with the manufacturer s instructions. Any appiance that is used for anything other than domestic purposes. Any defect caused by accident, misuse, unauthorised modification or inexpert repair. Cost of Ca-out where a faut cannot be found with the appiance. Cost of Ca-out for work covering routine maintenance, such as, but not excusivey, ceaning of fiters or defrosting. Cost of Ca-out for work required to correct the aignment of doors foowing door reversa procedures carried out by you. Use of the appiance by anyone other than the Househoder. Use in any commercia environment. Consumabe items, such as, but not excusivey, fuses in pugs, bubs and breakabe items which require routine repacement. Repair costs incurred that have not been authorised by Repairtech and/or carried out by a non-approved Repairtech engineer. Here For You YOUR GUARANTEE IS VALID ONLY IN THE UK. To register your appiance simpy compete the card in your appiance pack and return it with a stamp affixed or aternativey you can register onine at www.montpeier-appiances.com/support SERVICE HELP-LINE Shoud your appiance deveop a faut, pease ca the Montpeier customer service hepine on: 03333 234 473. Pease remember to have a your product detais avaiabe, incuding the mode number, seria number, date of purchase and your retaier s detais before registering a faut. Your service ca cannot progress without this information. 29

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