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INDEX
INTRODUCTION
page
Read this manual carefully as it offers practical advice to help you get the most from your
washing machine.
GUARANTEE ................................................................................ 5
TECHNICAL DATA .......................................................................... 6
This Instruction Manual
contains everything you need to
know about the everyday
running of your machine. Keep
it for future reference.
OPENING THE LID – LOADING ................................................... 7
DETERGENT DISPENSER ........................................................... 8
VARIABLE CAPACITY ................................................................... 9
An
Installation
and
Maintenance Manual is also
provided which you should
consult during the installation
and routine maintenance of
your washing machine. The manual also contains information
about possible working
problems, advice about the
wash load, an explanation of
label symbols and hints about
how to remove stubborn stains.
PROGRAMME SELECTION .......................................................... 9
CONTROL DESCRIPTION ......................................................... 10
TABLE OF PROGRAMMES ....................................................... 13
1.- CONTROL PANEL
2.- LID
3.- DRUM
4.- DETERGENT COMPARTMENT
5.- FILTER DOOR
6.- FILTER
When contacting a CANDY or one of its Technical Assistance
Centre always refer to the model (see control panel) and the
registration and series numbers which are indicated at the bottom of
the machine under the lower panel or on the warranty certificate. That
is to say, everything that appears in the box.
Providing this information will ensure a faster and more efficient service.
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Place the adhesive label, in the
corresponding language, in the
support that slots into the back of the
panel display.
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GUARANTEE
TECHNICAL DATA
1.
The appliance comes with a guarantee certificate.
B
A
CTS 60T
Load capacity ............................................................................. kg.
4,5
Voltage ......................................................................................... V.
230
Wash motor power rating ............................................................ W.
360
Spin motor power rating .............................................................. W.
560
Electropump power rating ........................................................... W.
30
Heating element power rating ..................................................... W.
1.850
Max. power input ........................................................................ W.
2.300
Fuse ............................................................................................. A.
10
Water pressure ....................................................................... MPa
0,05 min.
0,8 max.
2.
Complete part B and keep it in a safe place. It should
be presented to the Technical Assistance Centre in
the event of a repair being necessary along with the
legal receipt issued by the dealer on purchase.
Spin speed ................................................................... r.p.m./min
600
Water consumption (60º C programme) ..................................... lit.
74
Energy consumption (60º C programme) ............................... kWh
1,21
Energy efficiency rating ...................................................................
C
3.
Do not forget to send part A of the Guarantee
Certificate to be validated within 15 days of purchase.
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OPENING THE DRUM
A
FR
W ON
A
MA SH T OF
CH ING TH
IN
E
E
1.
Lift the lid (A) and open completely. Next open the drum
door following these instructions:
2.
Press catch (B) and kept it pressed down.
Press the first shutter (C) to unlock the two shutters (C)
and (D).
3.
Open the second shutter (D). Open the first shutter (C).
Place the washing in the drum.
C
D
NG LI
HI NE
AS I
W ACH
M
DETERGENT DISPENSER
B
The detergent dispenser is divided into 4 compartments:
• Compartment I, is for prewash powder detergent. The recommended quantity is 60
gm of detergent (for 4,5 kg of laundry).
• Compartment II, is for wash powder detergent. The recommended quantity is 120
gm of detergent (for 4,5 kg of laundry).
• The
compartment is for bleach. The recommended quantity is 70 c.c.
• The
compartment is for fabric conditioners, scenting agents and special
additives. The recommended quantity is 50 c.c.
D
The detergent compartment has two guidance lines:
FR
W ON
M AS T
AC HI OF
HI NG T
HE
NE
4.
Close the first shutter (C).
Close the second shutter (D) so that the catch on the first
shutter fits correctly into the slot. Release.
• RECOMMENDED (lower line). This indicates the recommended level for the prewash
and wash compartments.
• MAX. This indicates the maximum level which should never be exceeded.
C
5.
Ensure that both shutters are perfectly aligned and properly
closed.
D
FR
W ON
M AS T
AC HI OF
HI NG T
HE
NE
IMPORTANT: IT IS IMPORTANT TO MAKE SURE THAT
THE DRUM IS CAREFULLY CLOSED BEFORE
OPERATING THE MACHINE, OTHERWISE THE MACHINE
OR LAUNDRY COULD GET DAMAGED.
C
MAXIMUM
(wash)
2 min.
D
E
TH
F
O
NT G
O HIN E
FR AS HIN
W AC
M
C
IMPORTANT: A SPECIAL
SAFETY DEVICE PREVENTS
THE LID FROM BEING
OPENED
IMMEDIATELY
AFTER THE WASH HAS
FINISHED. ONCE THE SPIN
CYCLE HAS FINISHED, WAIT
FOR 2 MINUTES BEFORE
TRYING TO OPEN THE LID.
MAXIMUM
(prewash)
MAXIMUM
(bleach and scenting agent)
RECOMMENDED
D
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VARIABLE CAPACITY
CONTROL DESCRIPTION
This washing machine automatically adapts the water level to the type and quantity of clothes
to be washed. So it is possible to obtain a «customised» wash, even in terms of energy. This
system reduces water and energy consumption and provides an appreciable reduction in
wash time.
PROGRAMME SELECTION
WHEN SELECTING A PROGRAMME, ENSURE THAT THE START/STOP BUTTON IS NOT
ACTIVATED.
To select a programme:
• Programmes are selected by means of the corresponding control knob (A). See the
table of programmes.
Programme selector knob ...........................................................
A
• Select the wash temperature by means of the corresponding control knob.
Temperature selector knob .........................................................
B
• Select the different options available by pressing the corresponding buttons.
Spin exclusion button ..................................................................
D
1/2 load button ............................................................................
E
ON/OFF pilot light .......................................................................
G
ON/OFF button ...........................................................................
H
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USE OF THE SELECTION CONTROLS
USE OF THE SELECTION CONTROLS
A. PROGRAMME SELECTOR KNOB
D. SPIN EXCLUSION BUTTON
This control allows you to select the washing programmes.
This button excludes the spin cycle from the wash programme. This option is
recommended for special fabrics.
ALWAYS ROTATE the control in a clockwise direction, never
in an anticlockwise direction. Do not press the “on” button
(H) before selecting the programme.
If you wish to modify the position of the control or select
another programme once a cycle has commenced, press
the Start/Stop key. Press again to recommence once the
modification has been completed.
E. 1/2 LOAD BUTTON
The water load for a small wash may be reduced by pressing the ( ) load
button. This saves water, detergent and electricity. The amount of detergent
used should be reduced in proportion to the load.
IMPORTANT: NEVER PRESS THE HALF LOAD BUTTON
WHEN
WASHING PURE NEW WOOL AND VERY DELICATE FABRICS.
B. TEMPERATURE SELECTOR KNOB
TC
This control allows you to select the temperature of your wash.
G.
H.
ON/OFF PILOT LIGHT
ON/OFF BUTTON
If you wish to carry out a cold wash, turn the knob until the
cold symbol
coincides with the selector mark.
THE KNOB CAN BE TURNED IN BOTH DIRECTIONS.
Do not exceed the maximum temperature recommended for
each cycle in the table of programmes.
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TABLE OF PROGRAMMES
RESISTANTS
TYPE OF
FABRIC
MIXED SYNTHETICS
SEL.
T
Cº
NOTE:
1. If the wash load is very dirty it is best to reduce the load weight to 3 kg.
DETERGENT
I
II
•
•
•
•
VERY DIRTY
Sheets, solid-block coloured and white tablecloths,
napkins, underwear
4,5
1
From cold
to…90º
Cotton, linen
NORMAL DIRTY
Sheets, solid-block coloured and white tablecloths,
napkins, underwear
4,5
2
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From cold
to…90º
•
•
•
Cotton, mixed and
non-delicates
Cotton resistant
3,5
3
From cold
to…60º
•
•
•
Cotton, mixed
Lightly soiled - Colour fast
3,5
4
From cold
to…40º
•
BLEACHING
Organic stains
—
—
Cotton
Conditioner, fragrance, softener
Energetic rinse
—
—
Cotton, linen
Energetic spin
—
—
VERY DIRTY
Shirts, sheets, baby clothes, whites
2
5
From cold
to…60º
NORMAL DIRTY
Non-delicate shirts, blouses, coloured skirts
2
6
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Delicates colours
2
LIGHTLY SOILED
2
Delicate rinse
—
—
•
Conditioner, fragrance, softener
Delicate spin
—
—
•
Delicate spin
—
—
Mixed nondelicates
Synthetics (Rayon,
Acrylics)
Clothes which do
need to be spun
Water discharge
Synthetics (Rayon,
Acrylics)
Curtains, skirts, blouses, shirts
Woollens
Mixed, synthetics,
woollen delicates
Programme
•
3. Programmes 1, 2 and 3 have an automatic bleaching option. Simply place the bleaching
agent in the
compartment.
•
4. Programmes 1-5-9 are with prewash.
•
5. The washing machine is designed to incorporate fabric softener automatically in the last
rinse of each washing cycle.
•
From cold
to…60º
•
•
7
From cold
to…50º
•
•
8
From cold
to…40º
•
•
Z
—
1,5
9
From cold
to…40º
WOOL
“machine washable”
1
10
*
From cold
to…40º
•
•
2. In programmes 5-6-7-8-9-10, the washing machine stops with water in the drum at the end
of the rinse cycle to prevent creasing.
To finish the cycle, select programme Z to drain the drum. Another option is to select programme
: gentle spin.
Always turn the machine off with the ON/OFF button before selecting programme.
•
•
Delicate synthetics
Mixed,
synthetics,
delicates
EXTREM. DELIC. FABRICS
MAX.
SEL.
LOAD
PROG.
IN KG
PROGRAMME
•
•
•
•
Delicate rinse
—
—
•
Conditioner, fragrance, softener
Delicate spin
—
—
•
Delicate spin
—
—
*, as per EN standard 60456.
The first program in each group is the longest and thus ensures the most effective wash at a given
temperature. The other programs should be selected for clothes which are only lightly soiled or are
particularly delicate.
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