White Knight WM126VB manual

W M 126V W M 126VS W M 126VB W A SHING M A CHINE INSTRUCTION MANUA L Please re ad thi s i nstructi on ma nu al car efull y befor e you use this pr od uct[...]

CONTE N TS SECTION 1: BEFORE USE  Safety w arnings  Recom mendations SECTION 2: INST ALLATION  Removal of transportat ion screws  Foot adj ustm ent  Electrical c onnect ion  W ate r supply c onnectio n  Drain connection SECTION 3: TECHN IC AL SPECIFIC ATIONS SECTION 4: CON TROL P A NE L  Start/Pause but ton  Funct ion ind[...]

SECTION 1: BEFORE USE SA FET Y WARNINGS  Do not use a m ultiple socket o r extension cab le.  Do not conn ect a plug w ith a dam aged cord into a socket.  If the cord is dam aged it should be rep laced by the m anufacturer or ap pointed service agent in order t o avoid a hazard.  Never rem ove the plug from the socket by pulling the co [...]

 If you plan not to use you r machine for a long time, unplug it, shut off th e water supply and leave the door open in ord er to ke ep the inside of the m achine dry and to prevent unp leasant odours in the drum .  As a resu lt of our qua lity contro l procedu res, a certain am ount of water m ay re m ai n in your m achine from testing. This[...]

 You can level your m achi ne by adj ustin g its fe et.  First, loosen the plastic adj ustm ent nut away from the cabinet base.  Change the level by adj usting the feet upward s or downw ards.  W h en the m achine is level and st able, tighten the plastic adj ustm ent nut again by rotat ing it upw ards against the b ase of the cab inet.[...]

Cold wat er inlet DRAI N CONN ECTION  The d rain hose shou ld be m ounted at a m inimum hei ght of 60 cm and a m axi m u m height of 100 cm from the fl oor.  The end of th e drain hose can be connecte d directly to a dra inage stand-p ipe or alternat ively t o a spec ial connect ion point des igned for that purpose on t he w aste outlet of a [...]

SECTION 3: TECHN IC AL SPECIFIC ATIONS W M1 26V W M126VS W M 126VB Max i m u m dry laundry capac i ty (k g) 6 Recom mended loading (k g) 5,5 Height (cm ) 85 Width (cm ) 59,6 Depth (cm ) 54 Max i m u m spin cycle ( rpm ) 1200 6[...]

SECTION 4: CON TROL P A NE L W M126V- W M 126VS- W M12 6VB 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 - Detergent draw er 5 - Prog ram knob 2 - Start/pause l ig ht 6 - Start/ pause button 3 - Func t ion indicator lights 7 - Funct io n buttons 4 - Prog ram ready light 8 - Prog ram end light Our product h as an electron ic card a nd soft-touch butto ns. To act ivate the func[...]

ST A RT /PAUSE B UTT ON Used to start a select ed program or pause during running. Note: The program knob m ust be brought to t he O(off) pos ition befo re select ing the program or changing an ex isting program . FUNCT I ON INDICATOR LIGHT S W hen the start/pa use button o r any funct ion button is pressed, t he c orresponding light turns on. The [...]

PROGR A M KNO B With the pro gram knob, you can select th e program w ith which you des ir e to w ash your clothes. You can adjust the program selection process by turnin g the program knob i n both d irections. E nsur e that the m ark on the program knob is a ligned with the p rogram you w ant to select. W hen you br in g th e progra m knob to the[...]

P RO GRA M DET E RG E NT COM PAR T M ENT M AX DRY LOAD CAPACITY (kg) P RO GRA M TI ME (M IN S) ENERGY CON SUMPTION (kWh) WA TER CON SUMPTION (litres) TY P E OF LAUNDRY EXP LAN A TION S 1-COTTO N 90  2 6 210 2,59 85 Dirt y, boil, cotton and linen te xt ile Under w ear s, sheet, tab le c loth , t-s hirt, s hirt, to w el (ma x .3 kg) 2-COTTO N 60 ?[...]

P RO GRA M DET E RG E NT COMPART. M AX DRY LOAD CAPACITY (kg) P RO G RA M TI ME (M IN S) ENERGY CON SUMPTION (kWh) WA TER CON SUMPTION (litres) TY P E OF LAUNDRY EXP LAN A TION S 13-SPORT C LOTHES 2 3 93 0,47 53 Sport clothes All sports clot hes and jeans 14-SYNTHET IC COLD 2 3 77 0,13 53 Sligh tly d irty, s ynth etic o r syn the tic mixt ure sensi[...]

Note: You can us e fabr ic softeners in all prog ram s (except spin and dra in program s) as required. Please us e the quantity of softener as rec ommended by the softene r producer. Put t he softener in the (softener) com partm ent of the detergent draw er. The Cotton 60° and C otton 40° are th e standa rd washing prog ram s to which the inform [...]

SECTION 5: W ASHING YOUR LAUN DRY  Plug in t he machine. Sw itch on the pow er.  Connect the hoses t o the water supp ly and to the drain. Open the water tap . First wash cy cle It is recom m ended that the first w ash cycle sh ould be m ade without any laundry to ens ure that the drum is clean and any w ater left from the factory test in g i[...]

Pu tting detergen t int o the m achin e The qu antity of the deterge nt that you will put in your m achine depends on the fo llowing criter ia:  Your detergent consum ption will chan ge acco rding to the dirtines s of y our clothes. Fo r your s lightly dirty c lothes, do not pre-wash and put a sm all am ount of detergent in com partment 2 of the[...]

Ch an ging th e program If you hav e se lected a program and you do n ot want it to c ont inue:  Press the sta rt/pause button.  Turn the program knob to the O(of f) position.  Turn the program knob to the program you require. (You can select the program that you d esire from Table-1).  The p rogram ready light w ill com e on.  By pr[...]

SECTION 6: M A INTEN ANCE AND CL EANING  Unplug your m achine.  Close the w ater tap. WATER INLET FILT ERS On the tap part of you r m achine’s water in le t hose and at the e nd of the w ater inlet valve, there are f ilters to prevent entr ance of d ir t and f oreign m aterials in the water to the m achine. If the m achine is unable to rece[...]

WA RN I NG ! Danger of being sc alded ! Since the w ater inside th e pum p m aybe hot, wait for it to coo l. DET ERGENT DRAWER Detergents m ay for m sediment in your deterg ent drawer or in the housing of the detergent drawer over tim e. To clean the sed iment, pu ll out the d etergent d rawer from time to tim e. To pull ou t the deter gent draw er[...]

T HE CABINET Clean the ex terior s urface of th e cabinet of yo ur machine with lukew arm w ater and a cleaning subst ance that w ill not dam age the cabinet. After rinsing with clean w ater, wipe it w ith a soft and dry c loth. WA RN I NG ! If the m achine is instal led in a locat io n w here the am bi ent tem perature can fall below 0  C, ensu[...]

SECTION 7: PR ACTICAL INFORM ATION A lcoholic bev erages: The stain po int s hould first be w ashed with cold w ater, than w iped with glycerine and water a nd then be rinsed w ith water m ixed with vinegar. Sho e Po li sh: The st ain shou ld be s lightly scr atched without ru ining the cloth, rubbed with dete rgent and rinsed. In case it is not e [...]

Mou ld : Mould stains shou ld be cleaned as so on as possible. The sta in sho u ld be washed w ith detergent and if i t does no t disappear, it shou ld be wiped with ox ygenated w ater (in propo rtion of 3%). I nk: Hold the stained a rea under cold w ater and w ait until the in ky w ater com pl etely runs off . Then rub w ith water di lu ted w ith [...]

FAILURE PROB A BLE C AUSE METHODS OF EL IM IN AT IO N Your m achine does not operate. It is unplugged. Insert the p lug into the socket. The fuse is b lown. Change the fuse. The electr ic power is off. Check the e lectric pow er. Start/pause button has no t been pressed. Press the sta rt/pause button. The program knob is in the O(off) pos ition. Tu[...]

FAILURE PROB A BLE C AUSE METHODS OF EL IM IN AT IO N Your m achine is vibrating. There is a sm all a m ount of clothes in the drum . It does not prev ent operation of th e m achine. Ex cessive amount of clothes are f i lled in the m achine or the c lothes a re not placed in a w ell- balanced m anner. Do not ex ceed the recomm ended quantity of clo[...]

FAILURE PROBABLE C A USE METHODS OF EL IM IN AT IO N The washing resu lt is not good. Clothes ex ceeding the m a ximum capacity have been filled in your m achine. Put the c lothes in your m achine in a m anner not to ex ceed its m ax i m u m capacity. Your w ater may be hard. Use the am ount of detergent acco rding to the declarat ion of the deterg[...]

FAILURE PROBABLE C A USE METHODS OF EL IM IN AT IO N The spinning process i s not done or sta rts with delay. No failure. The unbalanced l oad contro l w orks in that way. The unba lanced load control system w il l try to distribute yo ur clothes in an hom ogenous m anner. After your c lothes a re distributed, passage to th e spinning process w ill[...]

FAILURE CODE FAILURE I NDI CA TOR PRO BABLE FAILURE T HE PRO CESS TO BE DONE Err 02 The program ready light blinks. The water leve l in your m achine is below the he ater. The pressure of your w ater supply m ay be low. Turn the tap fully on. Water m ay be cut, check it. If the pr ob lem is s t ill continu ing, your m ac hine w ill autom ati cally [...]

FAILURE CODE FAILURE I NDI CA TOR PRO BABLE FAILURE T HE PROCESS T O BE DONE Err 05 The start/paus e light and pro gram end light blink. The heater of your m achine or the heat sensor has failed. Shut dow n your m achine and unplug. Turn off your tap and co ntact the auth orised service age nt. Err 06 The program ready light and progr am end light [...]

SECTION 10: IN TERN ATIONAL W ASHING SYMBO LS W as hi n g tem perature. Do not w ash (hand wash) Lukew ar m iron. Medium hot ir o n. Hot iron. Do not iron. Do not tum bl e dry . Hang to d ry. Drip dry. Dry flat. Do not b leach. Handy to b leach. All of these are dry c leaning sym bol s. The letters are to instruct the cl eaner what type of solv ent[...]