Technika TWDC84, Instructions For Use Manual

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PRINCIPAL FUNCTIONS OF THE WASHING MACHINE

A   LED Start

B Display

C   Optional functions button

H 

Spin selection button

L Start 

button

I 

Delayed Start button

P 

Program and temperature knob

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MODEL: 14WD8-5

USE OF THE WASHING MACHINE

WASHING CYCLE:       

“EASY LOGIC” TECHNOLOGY

The electronic washing machine is equipped with an “EASY LOGIC” system that recognises the 

quantity of clothes put in, consequently adjusting the quantity of water to be used and reducing 
the washing time proportionally. The result is a saving in water, time and energy. In the case in 
which the quantity of clothes to be washed is less than the maximum recommended load (see 
technical specifi cations table), the quantity of water used for the wash will be reduced by 2 
litres for each kg less of laundry. In the case of washes that are half load or less, the machine 
will automatically perform one rinse less than programmed. N.B. The “EASY LOGIC” function 
only works on the cotton programs.

H

I

L

C

B

A

P

(If this sequence of operations is followed, the washing machine will carry out the washing 
cycle that is set) 

1. 

Open the door.

2. 

Load the laundry into the drum and carefully close the door. 

Warning: You must not overload the washing machine. It is not recommended to wash articles 

that absorb a large amount of water, for example carpets.

3. 

Pour the low-suds washing powder and the fabric conditioner for automatic washing machines into 

their respective compartments (see the “USE OF DETERGENTS” chapter) 

4. 

Close the detergent compartments, making sure that they are not removed while the washing 

machine is running, because the water could come out.

5. 

Turn the program selector knob (P) choosing the desired program and temperature to match the 

type of fabric to be washed (see: PROGRAM TABLES”).

N.B. When the knob is set, the duration of the chosen cycle in minutes appears on the display. 

During the cycle the time shown decreases until ‘END’ appears, indicating the end of the 
program.

6. 

Choose the desired spin speed pressing button (H) (see “VARIABLE SPIN”).

7. 

Select the buttons (C) with the functions to be used (see “OPTIONAL FUNCTIONS”). 

the time shown on the display will vary according to the functions that are set.

8. 

Press button (I) if required (see “DELAYED START”). 

9. 

Press button (L) to start the washing cycle (see “START BUTTON”).

10.  At the end of the wash, turn the program selector knob (P) to “STOP”.
11.  Open the door and remove the laundry.
12.  With dry hands, remove the washing machine plug from the mains socket.
13.  Close the water supply tap.