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Passionate about style Customer Care Department • The Group Ltd. • Harby Road • Langar • Nottinghamshir e • NG13 9HY T : 01949 862 012 F : 01949 862 003 E : service@cda.eu W : www .cda.eu CI9 70 W asher Dryer 6 + 4kg 1 400 spin Manual for Inst allation, Use and Maintenanc e[...]
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WASHER-DRYER INSTRUCTION MANUAL EN[...]
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1 Contents 1. Precautions for safety and use 2 2. Installation instructions 5 3. Description of controls 8 4. Using the appliance for washing 9 5. Using the appliance for drying 15 6. Cleaning and maintenance 17 7. Troubleshooting 20 This appliance is tagged in accor dance with European Directive 2002/96/EC on W aste Electrical and E- lectronic Equ[...]
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EN 2 READ THE INSTRUCTIONS Attention! You are advised to read all the instructions in th is manual carefully; it will inform you about the right conditions for the prop er, safe use of your washer-dryer It is very important to keep this in struction manual with the appliance for future reference. In the event of sale o r transfer, ensure that the m[...]
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EN 3 same as the values m arked on the nam eplate. The use of adapters or juncti ons is not recom- mended. Ne ver disconnec t the plug b y pulling on th e po wer suppl y lead. • The applian ce is only di sconnected from the electricit y supply if the p lug ha s been remov ed from the so cket o r the el ectrical sy stem ma ster s witch has b een t[...]
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EN 4 • Items such as foam r ubber (latex f oam) , shower caps , waterproof textiles , rubber backed articles and clothes or p illows fitte d with f oam rubber pads should not be dried in th e tumble dr yer • Fabric sof teners, or sim ilar products, should be use d as specifie d b y the fabric softener instruc- tions. • The final p art of a tu[...]
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EN 5 The manufacturer decl ines all responsibility for injury or damage caused by f ailure to comply with the above regulations or deriving fr om tampering with even just one part of the appliance and the use o f non-original spare pa rts. 2. INSTAL L A TION I NSTRUC TIONS Important! The appliance must be installed b y a qualified engineer in compl[...]
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EN 6 2.2 POSITIONING A ND LEVELLING 1. Place the applian ce in the chosen position. 2. Level the a ppliance ca refully in all directions with the aid of a spirit level, adjusting the height o f the feet i f necessary. Once done, fix the feet in pla- ce with the locknuts provided. 3. On appliances with ad justable rear feet , not e that t he rear of[...]
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EN 7 2.3 CONNECT ING TO THE WAT ER SUPPLY 1. Check that the water supply pressure is in th e f ollowing range: 0,05-0,9MPa . W ith higher pressures, use a pressure reduce r. 2. Connect the cold water su pply hose ( blue screw c ollar) to the cold w ater tap with ¾ gas threaded c onnector, taking care t o tighten firmly to prevent leaks. The w ater[...]
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EN 8 • Do not connection/disconnect the power supply plug from the socket with wet hands • Only di sconnect the powe r suppl y plug from the so cket by tak ing h old of the plug its elf, never by pulling on the lead. 3. DESCRIPTION OF CONTROLS 3.1 CONTR OL P A NEL All the appliance's control and monitoring devices are placed together on th[...]
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EN 9 4. USING THE A P PLIANCE FOR W ASHING 4.1 PREPA RING THE ITEMS FOR WA SHING 1. Subdivide the items for washin g by fabric type and colour fastness. 2. Wash white and coloured items separately. New coloure d items should be washed separately the first t ime. Normally, items carry la bels with w ashing instructions. T he following is a short des[...]
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EN 10 4.4 LOADING TH E ITEMS FOR WASH ING 1. Open the d oor and l oad the laundry, distributing it evenl y over the drum, with items opened out and not bundled together; if possible, large and small items should be well mixed. 2. The washing machine covered by this m anual can be loaded w ith up to 6 kg of la undry for each wash. If this weight is [...]
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EN 11 4.6 POWDER DET ERGENT DOSES Laundry with normal dirt 1. Choose a programme without pre wash. 2. Pour the total amount of d etergent shown on the pack into the m ain wash co mpartment o f the dete rgent dra- wer. Ver y di rty laundr y 1. Choose a programme with prewash. 2. Place ¼ o f the r ecommended a mount of detergent in the prewash compa[...]
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EN 12 4.11 SELECT ING A ND CONFIRMING OPTIONS 1. The Option Selection button can be used to select the fo llowing options in sequence (from the top down): Prewash : adds a stage b efore the main wash, l asting about 20 minutes at a temperature of 35°C. Suit- able for loads of particularly dirty items. Intensive : the max. temperature is changed to[...]
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EN 13 4.12 TIME REMA I NING 1. The Delay Tim er can be p ressed repeatedly t o select the time after which the washing programme will end. The time left before the end of the cycle calculates the initial duration of the w ashing/drying cycle, the settings m ade (temperature, spin speed and options) which may shorten o r lengthen the cycle 's i[...]
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EN 14 4.14 INTER RUPTING OR CHA NGING THE WASHING PROGRA M ME The washing programme in progress can be interrupte d at any moment: 1. press th e “Start/Pause” button for about 3 s econds: the disp lay sho ws the w ord PAUS (for 1 se cond) al- ternating with the time re maining until the e nd of the c ycle (for 1 second ). The Start/Pause li ght[...]
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EN 15 4.17 OPENING T HE APPLIAN CE IN AN EMERGENCY In the event of a power failu re, the door is opened using the mechanical re lease device activated by means of the lever in the bottom of the appliance: • Turn t he knob to Off and disconnect th e power supply plug from the socket. • Drain off the water (see point 6.4) • Pull the lever down [...]
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EN 16 5.2 WASH - AND -DRY PROGR A M ME Automatic washing and drying ca n be carried out in the tou gh fabrics (cotton and colours) and synthetic/delicate fabrics programmes. If the wool wash pr ogrammes are selected, automatic drying after the wash cannot be set. For automatic washing and drying, the loa d of laundry mu st not exceed 4 kg of co tto[...]
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EN 17 5.5 CLEAN PR OGR A M ME To keep t he applian ce operating at peak efficiency over time, it has a CLEAN program me for reg ular cleaning of the drying circuit to remove any fluff d eposits. 1. After a given number of drying cycles, the CLEAN symbol lights u p o n the display to warn that this pro - gramme needs to b e run. The warning l ight r[...]
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EN 18 6.3 CLEANING T HE DOOR GAS KET Check regularly that there are no brooches , buttons, nails or pins in the folds of the door gasket. 6.4 CLEANING T HE DRA IN PUMP The drain pump only needs cleaning if it has been b locked by buttons, brooches o r similar objects and t he water is not being pumped out. In this case, proceed as described below. [...]
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EN 19 6.5 CLEANING T HE DETER GENT DRAWER The detergent drawer should be k ept clean, removing all solid deposits. To si mplify this operation, completely remove the detergent d rawer (pu ll the drawer fully out, press in the zone mark ed PUSH and then re move com- pletely). Remove the siphon "A" and clean all parts with hot water. Fully [...]
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EN 20 7. TROUBLESHO OTING This produce complies with the relevant regulations governing the safety of electrical equipment. For safety rea- sons, any technical inspections o r repairs must be performed by qualified staff, to prevent all hazards for the user. If the appliance does not work, before calling the Aft er-Sales Service , to a void unneces[...]
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EN 21 11 Appliance does not spin Anti-imbalance sa fety device tripped because l aundry not evenly di strib- uted in d rum. If laundry is still wet at e nd o f cycle, rearrange i t in the drum by hand and repeat spin programme o nly. 12 Emptying water from drum In the event of a power blackout or appliance failu re, t he water can be removed from t[...]
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PROGRAM GUIDE Programs Temp. (°C) Max. Spin (rpm) Max. washing load (kg) Max. drying load (kg) Prewash Wash Conditioner Prewash Intensive Easy Iron Extra rinse Flexi Time Drying after wash if selected Wash program description cotton Delicate coloureds with light dirt Cold Max 6 4 Normal Cold wash, rinses and final s[...]