Miele W 1930 WASHING MACHINE - OPERATING Operations Instructions

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Page 1 - Washing Machine

Operating instructions for the W 1930iWashing MachineTo prevent accidents and reduce the risk of damaging the machine, öread the Operating Manual befo

Page 2 - Contents

End of ProgramAfter washing1 Turn the program selector switchto “Finish/Start” 2 Press the “ON/OFF” button.3 Press the “Door” button.Do not attempt to

Page 3 - Guide to the machine

Changing the program sequenceTo cancel a program:Turn the program selector to “Fin-ish/Start”.To interrupt a program:Press the “ON/OFF” buttton.To con

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Adding detergentPowder detergent should be added tocompartment j (main wash) and com-partment i (pre wash, if necessary) atthe beginning of each wash

Page 5 - Important safety instructions

Adding fabric softener or starchIf fabric softener is desired, it will workmore effectively and be gentler on theclothes if it is dispensed in the fin

Page 6 - Disposal of your old machine

Program selectionProgram Temperature range FabricCOTTONSFor cotton fabrics without special finishes.85 - 105°F105 - 120°F140 - 170°FFor dark colored i

Page 7 - Economical usage

max. load Additional optionsavailableNormal wash cycle Rapid wash cycle11 lbs Pre-washWater plusGentle washAvailable Available4.5 lbs Pre-washWater p

Page 8 - Preparing the Laundry

Program sequenceCOTTONS PERMANENTPRESS FINE/DELICATESPre-wash Selectable(1)Selectable(1)Selectable(1)Main wash ß(1)ß(1)ßInterim rinse ßß–Graduated rin

Page 9 - To start a program

WOOLENS Starch Spin Fine rinse–ß ––ß –––––––––––3––2––––––––max. 900(3)max. 1600 max. 1600 max. 900(3)ßß– ß– ß ––Woolens normal – –lowhighlow––––high

Page 10 - After washing

Textile care symbolsSome clothing manufactures havestarted placing textile care symbols ontheir products. The following is an ex-planation of some of

Page 11 - Changing the program sequence

Additional optionsBy selecting one or more pushbuttonfunctions, basic programs can be tai-lored to the type of laundry beingwashed.When the “Door” but

Page 12 - Adding detergent

ContentsGuide to the machine. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3Warning and Safety instruc

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Delay start/Time remaining indicatorTime display “H:min”The Time display has a dual function.The Delayed start is activated bypressing the button, or;

Page 14 - Program selection

USER MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS Cleaning and careCleaning the washing machineClean the casing with a mild non-abrasive detergent or soap andwater, and w

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Cleaning and careCleaning the drain pump andlint trap.Occasionally small objects, (buttons,coins, etc.), may find their way into thelint trap. It is a

Page 16 - Program sequence

Cleaning and CareOnce the flow of water stops,remove the lint trap and clean it.Remove any foreign objects or lint.Turn the drain pump impeller (in th

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Cleaning and careCleaning the water inlet filters.The washing machine has two waterinlet filters to protect each inlet valve.To clean the filter in th

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Problem solving guideAny work done on the electrical components of this appliance should onlybe performed by a qualified and trained person in accorda

Page 19 - Additional options

Problem solving guideWhat to do if, . . . Cause . . . Remedy . . .. . . the “Pre-wash”, “Mainwash” or “Rinse 1-2” indicatorlamp is flashing?There i

Page 20 - Time display “H:min”

Problem solving guideWhat to do if, . . . Cause . . . Remedy . . .. . . In spite of adequate watersupply, the water flows slowlyinto the machine?A f

Page 21 - Cleaning the washing machine

Problem solving guideWhat to do if, . . . Cause . . . Remedy . . .. . . Grey greasy particlescling to washed laundry?Insufficient detergent was use

Page 22 - Cleaning and care

Problem solving guideOpening the drum door in theevent of a power failureSwitch off the washing machine.Remove the flap opener from behindthe detergen

Page 23 - Cleaning and Care

Guide to the machine1 Supply cable2 High pressure inlet hoses3 Flexible drain hose, with detachableswivel elbow4 Detergent dispenser drawer5 Control p

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Problem solving guidePull the emergency door latch down-wards using a spoon handle (see il-lustration). The machine door willthen open.Please note tha

Page 25 - Problem solving guide

After sales serviceIf problems occur that cannot be easilyremedied, or if the appliance is underwarranty, please contact:– Your Miele Dealer or– The M

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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS InstallationInstallation surfaceExperience has shown that a concretefloor is the most suitable surface for awashing machine.

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InstallationTurn the right-side shipping strut 90°clockwise.Withdraw the two struts together withthe support plate.Plug the two holes with the plastic

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InstallationLevelling the machineThe machine must be perfectly level toensure safe and proper operation.If necessary adjust the front and backlegs as

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InstallationPlease note the following:– The machine should never be oper-ated without the front panel firmly inplace.– The electrical outlet and water

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InstallationInstalling the front panelA front panel must be installed on thewasher before it can be safely oper-ated. It can be custom made to matchth

Page 31 - After sales service

InstallationRight-hand hingeLeft-hand hingeOpen the door and remove the lowerscrew from the upper hinge.Using the screws provided, looselyattach the f

Page 32 - Removing the shipping struts

InstallationSizing the toekickThe appliance toekick visible below thedoor can be partially conceated by in-stalling a custom made toekick thatmatches

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InstallationAny residual water left in themachine from the factory test-ing process can be flushedout as follows:Do not put any laundry in the ma-chin

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Guide to the machineb “Delay start” button.c Time display “h mins”.d “Door” button;opens the drum door.e “ON/OFF” button; to turn machine on or off or

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PlumbingConnect the cold water supply hose(hose marked blue) to the cold watervalve and the hot water supply hose(hose marked red) to the hot waterval

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Electrical connectionGROUNDING INSTRUCTIONSThis appliance must be grounded.In the event of a malfunction or break-down, grounding will reduce the risk

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Programmable functionsWarning - To reduce the risk of fire,electric shock, or injury to persons,read the IMPORTANT SAFETY IN-S

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Programmable functionsStep 1:Turn off the machine, close the door, and release all pushbuttons. Set the progamselector switch to “Finish/Start”.Step 2

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Programmable functionsStep 4: Select the function desired:Desired function:A High water levelSet the Programselector to “Fine rinse”.Continue with Ste

Page 40 - Plumbing

Programmable functionsE Additional rinse inRapid washSet the Program selectorto “WOOLENS 85°”.Continue with Step 5 toactivate.Step 5: activate the fun

Page 41 - Electrical connection

Programmable functionsTo check if the function hasbeen stored:Carry out Steps 1 to 4.If the “Rinse 1-2” lamp lights up, theprogrammable function is ac

Page 42 - E Additional rinse in Rapid

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Technical data1.1 DimensionsHeightWidthDepth(including distance from wall)WeightCapacityRated loadFuse ratingWater pressure

Page 43 - Programmable functions

Technical data1.2 SpecificationsHot and cold water hoses come equipped with 3/4" Female hose thread connec-tions.Drainage is via a 5 ft. long (1.

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Important safety instructionsWARNING – To reduce the risk offire, electric shock, or injury to per-sons when using your appliance, fol-low basic preca

Page 48 - Technical data

Alteration rights reserved/000 3296These instructions are printed on 100% recycled paper and are completely Biodegradable.

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Help protect our environmentWarning - To reduce the risk of fire,electric shock, or injury to persons,read the IMPORTANT SAFETY

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Economical usageThe key to good wash results is findingthe correct combination of detergentand temperature, and then allowing thewashing machine to op

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Preparing the LaundryThe headings numbered (1,2,3,...)show the operating sequence and canbe used as a brief guide.Before washing1 Prepare the wash loa

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Preparing the Laundry2 Press the “Door” button to openthe door3 Load the machineUnfold the laundry and place it in thedrum. For best results we recomm

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