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Programme selector for switching the

machine on and off and for selecting the

programme. Can be rotated in either

direction.

Detailed programme overview. aPage 7/8

Detergent drawer with

compartments I, II, ~

Sort and load the laundry (drying)

Only dry laundry that is labelled with the following care symbols:

 ( = tumble-dry at normal heat setting (Intensive Dry{).

 ‘c= tumble-dry at low heat setting (Gentle Dryc8).

The following textiles should not be tumble-dried:



) = do not tumble-dry care symbol.

 Woollens or items containing wool. Risk of shrinking!

 Delicate fabric (silk, synthetic net curtain). Risk of creasing!

 Items containing foam rubber or similar material.

 Items which have been treated with flammable solvents, such as stain

removers, petrol, paint thinners. Explosion hazard!

 Items still containing hair lacquer or similar substances.

Dangerous vapours!

Do not exceed the maximum drying load. aPage 7

Display panel/Option buttons/Additional functionsSort and load the laundry

 Observe the care information provided by the manufacturer./

 Sort according to the information on the care labels.

 Sort according to type, colour, soiling and temperature.

 Remove any foreign objects  risk of rusting.

 Do not exceed the maximum load. aPage 7

 If drying programme selected. aPage 4: Sort and load the laundry (drying)

 Observe the instructions in the Important information section. aPage 6

 Load both large and small items of washing.

 Close the washer dryer door. Take care not to trap any items of clothing between

the loading door and rubber seal.

Add detergent and care product

 Add the appropriate dose according to: Amount of washing, soiling, water hardness

(ask your water supply company) and manufacturers instructions.

 Models without insert for liquid detergent: pour liquid detergent into an appropriate

dispenser and place in the drum.

 Use commercially available low foam detergents for washer dryer only.

 During operation: close the detergent drawer!

Correct installation according to separate Installation

and maintenance instructions.

Check the machine

 Never switch on a damaged machine!

 Inform your customer service!

Insert mains plug

With dry hands only!

Take hold of the plug only!

Turn on the tap

 At the end of the drying programme there is an

automatic cleaning fluff process, turn on the water

tap even if a drying programme is selected.

Provide good ventilation

Good ventilation is required to extract air produced

during drying.

 Keep the installation room well ventilated.

 Clean the air inlet filter regularly.

 Do not block the air inlet and/or air outlet.

Compartment II: Detergent for the main wash, water softener,bleach, stain remover

Your washer dryer

Preparation

Before using for the first time aPage 6

The washer dryer was tested before leaving the factory.

Toâremove any water left over from testing procedures, the

first cycle should be carried out without any laundry with Fluff

Clean

. programme. aPage 6: Before using for the first

time

Set and adjust the programme

 Turn the programme selector to desired washing

programme. aPage 7: Programme overview

Use option buttons and additional functions. aPage 9/10

All buttons are sensitive and a gentle touch is adequate!

If you press and hold the

°C (Temp.), (Finish in) or c(Spin) option buttons,

the setting options automatically scroll through.

If washing and drying without interruption is desired (only possible for Cottons LF,

Cottons Eco , Mix Load /, Easy-Care Icand PowerWash 60

5):

 Activate drying function

or by touching { (Dry) button.aPage 10.

 Do not exceed the maximum load for the drying function. aPage 7

 Select maximun selectable spin speed of washing programme to ensure the drying

result.

Select Start/Reload… Washing/Washing + Drying

1

Compartment ~: Fabric softenerCompartment I: Detergent for pre-wash

Intended use

ʋ For domestic use only.

ʋ For the washing of machine-washable fabrics in a detergent

solution.

ʋ To be operated with cold mains water and commercially available

low foam detergents and care products which are suitable for use

in front loaded washer dryer.

 Do not leave children unattended near the washer dryer.

 Keep pets away from the washer dryer!

 The washer dryer is not to be used by children or persons

not familiar with the operating instructions.

 Install and operate the washer dryer in a room with a drain.

 In order to ensure your safety, you must plug the cable into

a socket which has a reliable earth connection.

Removing laundry

Open washer dryer door and remove laundry.

Leave the washer dryer door and detergent drawer open so that any residual

water can evaporate!

Turn off the tap

Not required for Aqua-Stop models. aInstallation maintenance instructions,

Page 9

Switch off

 Set programme selector toÂ Off.

… Drying

Drying

Washing

Washing + Drying without interruption

1

Set and adjust the drying programme

 Turn the programme selector to Intensive Dry{ or Gentle Dryc8.

a Page 7: Programme overview

2

Select Start/Reload

2

Programme selectorProgramme ended when …

… Start/Reload indicator light goes out and or (if  was selected,

no final spin/drain) appears on the display field, the buzzer sounds. Set volume

ofâbuzzer. aPage 10

If  was selected, and is displayed, touch the Start/Reload $button.

 The programme continues with draining the water and spinning the laundry

(the default spin speed can be changed in advance).

 If you only want to drain the water, touch the Start/Reload $ button again

when the spinning starts. The programme is paused and the door lock is

released. You can remove the laundry.

If flashes on the display field before the end of a drying programme a

high drum temperature. Cool-down programme is running until drum is cooled

down.aPage 11: Information on the display

Change the programme …

If you have selected the wrong programme by mistake:

 Reselect the washing/drying programme.

 If required, adjust the programme setting and/or select additional functions.

aPage 9/10

 Select Start/Reload $.

Pause the programme …

 Touch the Start/Reload $ button.

 Follow the instructions in the display field: when  lights up and

appears in the display, the door can be opened. If required, add/remove

aâlaundry item; If and are displayed alternately, the door cannot

be opened due to a high water level in drum or a high temperature.

 Touch Start/Reload $ button to continue the programme.

 The pause function cannot be activated during drying phase.

… or terminate the programme

Washing programmes with high temperature:

 Cool down laundry: Select Rinse/Spin«/ , touch Start/Reload $.

Washing programmes at lower temperature:

 Select Rinse/Spin «/ , touch Start/Reload $.

Drying programme:

 Select Intensive Dry { or Gentle Dry

8 , touch {c(Dry) option button,

set 15âminutes drying time, then touch Start/Reload $ button.



Important information





Washing drying preparing/Protecting the laundry and the machine

 Empty pockets.

 Look out for metal items (paperclips, etc.).

 Trousers, knitwear and knitted textiles, e.g. Jersey garments, T-shirts or sweatshirts should

be turned inside out.

 Ensure that underwired bras are machine washable.

 Wash delicates in a net/bag (tights, curtains, underwired bras).

 Fasten zips, do up any buttons.

 Brush sand out of pockets and collars.

 Remove curtain hooks or place curtains in a net/bag.

 Use only tumble-dry textiles if you select drying.

 Before tumble-drying, handwash items should be spun using the appropriate spin speed.

 Remove as much water as possible before tumble-drying. Recommended spin speed for

cottons is more than 1000 rpm; for easy-care is more than 800 rpm.

 In order to ensure uniform drying, sort the items according to fabric type and degree

ofâdrying required.

 Items which require ironing do not have to be ironed immediately after being tumble-dried.

It is a good idea to fold or roll them together for a while, so that any remaining moisture

isâevenly distributed.

 To achieve good drying performance, dry quilt covers, terry towels or other large textile

items individually. Terry towels not more than 4 pieces (or 3 kg).

Before using for the first time

Do not put any laundry in the washer dryer. Turn on the tap, pour ½ measuring cup

of detergent into dispenser II. Set the Fluff Clean . 40 °C programme and select

Start/Reload $.

At the end of the programme, set the programme selector to ÂOff.

Laundry with different degrees of soiling

Wash new items separately.

Light Do not prewash.

If required, pretreat stains. Select Cottons Eco  programme

or â(intensive) additional function.

Heavy Load less laundry. Prewash.

If required, pretreat stains. Select Cottons Eco  programme

or  (intensive) additional function.

Soaking

Load laundry of the same colour.

Pour soaking agent/detergent into dispenser II according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

Set Cottons LF 30 °C programme and select Start/Reload $.

After approx. 10 minutes, select Start/Reload $. After the required soaking time, reselect

Start/Reload $ if the programme is to be continued or change the programme.

Starching

Laundry must not be treated with fabric softener.

Starching is possible in all wash programmes using liquid starch. Pour the starch into the

fabric softener compartment according to the manufacturer’s instructions (if necessary clean

it first).

Dyeing/bleaching

Dye should only be used in normal household quantities. Salt may damage stainless steel.

Always follow the dye manufacturer’s instructions. Do not bleach laundry in the washing

machine.

Start/Reload

Door handle

Serviceflap

Drum

Air inlet

Air outlet

(rear side)

Protection of the environment/Conservation tips

 Load the maximum amount of laundry to wash or dry for the

particular programme. aPage 7: Programme overview

 Wash normally soiled laundry without prewash.

 Select Cottons Eco  60°C and additional

â(Intensive)

function to obtain good cleaning results with significantly

lower energy consumption.

 Dose the detergent according to the manufacturers

instructions and water hardness.

 If the laundry is then to be dried in the appliance, select the

highest selectable spin speed  because the more water that

is spun out of the appliance, the less time and energy is

ârequired to dry it.

 Keep the installation room well ventilated, clean the air inlet

filter regularly.

Installation and maintenance instructions. aPage 9

 Please do not dry dripping-wet laundry.

Waste of time and energy!

Congratulations  You have opted for a modern, high-quality

domestic appliance manufactured by BOSCH. The washer dryer

isâdistinguished by its economical use of water and energy.

Each appliance which leaves our factory is inspected thoroughly

toâensure that it functions properly and is in perfect condition.

For further information about products, accessories, spare parts and

services visit our web site: www.bosch-home.com or contact our after-

sales service centres.

3

The default drying mode is , inâthis mode the drying time is

automatically adjusted to the load amount to obtain cupboard dried

laundry ready to fold and stack in the cupboard. You can change

the drying mode to in order to obtain extra dry laundry, or

time dry and define the drying time by touching the { (Dry) button,

to estimate or select drying duration. aPage 8: Drying table

All buttons are sensitive and a gentle touch is adequate!

If you press and hold the Finish in  option buttons,

theâsetting options automatically scroll through.

Control panel

Contents

 

ʋ Intended use..……………………………….…………………..…………………….. 1

ʋ Preparation ………………….……………………………………………………….1/2

ʋ Preparation Washing or Washing + Drying ………………………2/3/4

ʋ Preparation Drying ……………………………………………………………2/3/4

ʋ Set and adjust the programme…………………………………………3/4/5

ʋ After washing/drying………………………….……………………………………. 5

ʋ Important information………………………………………………….…………… 6

ʋ Programme overview …..………………………………………………………….. 7

ʋ Drying table ……………………………………………………………………..……… 8

ʋ Consumption values ……………………………………………………………….. 8

ʋ Display and Option buttons …………………….……………………….……… 9

ʋ Additional functions and Individual settings……………….………….10

ʋ Information on the display ……………………..………………………………11

ʋ Safety instructions …………………………..………………………….………….11

ʋ What to do if ……………………..………………………………………..…… 12/13

ʋ Emergency release ..…………………………..………………………………….13

1 2 3 45 6

Read these instructions before switching on the washer dryer.

Also follow the separate installation instructions.

Observe the safety instructions on page 11.

7

Programme overview (see also the information on page 9,10)



Programmes °Cmax. load

(kg)*

Type of laundry 

Additional functions; information

Cottons LF

:  90

7.0/4.0**

Hard-wearing textiles, heat-resistant textiles made of cotton or linen

7Prewash, 2Rinse plus,

SLess Iron, Intensive

Cottons Eco  :  60

Hard-wearing textiles made of cotton or linen

Allergy+ ā :  60 7.0

Hard-wearing fabrics made of cotton or linen

7Prewash, 2Rinse plus,

SLess Iron, Intensive

for particularly sensitive skin, longer washing at the selected

temperature, higher water level, extra rinse

PowerWash 60 ? :  60 4.0/4.0**

Hard-wearing textiles made of cotton or blended fabric

Time-controlled programme, 60 minutes.

Short programme for normally soiled laundry.

Easy-Care I :  60

3.5/

2.5**

Easy-Care textiles made of cotton, linen, synthetic fibres or blended

fabrics

7Prewash, 2Rinse plus, SLess Iron, Intensive

Mixed Load /

:  60

Textiles made of cotton and easy-care textiles

7Prewash, 2Rinse plus, SLess Iron, Intensive

different types of textiles which can be washed together

Delicate/Silk

:  40 2.0

For delicate, washable textiles, e.g.made of silk, satin, synthetic fibres

or blended fabrics

7Prewash, 2Rinse plus, SLess Iron

gentle spin between the rinse cycles only

:üWool O

Hand or machine washable wool or rich-wool textiles

particularly gentle wash programme to prevent

shrinkage of laundry, longer breaks during the

programme (fabrics rest in the detergent solution)

SuperQuick 15 @

Easy-Care textiles made of cotton, linen, synthetic fibres or blended

fabrics

short programme, approx. 15 minutes, suitable for lightly

soiled laundry

Fluff Clean .

: , 40, 90 0

Drum clean programme. 90°= antibacterial programme, pour no detergent; 40°= antibacterial programme for use with special

washing machine cleaning detergent; : = fluff rinsing programme to remove fluff accumulated in the tub during tumble drying.

Refresh v 1.0

Odour removal and wrinkle reduction program, suitable for

refreshing business suits, jackets and trousers, or dry-clean items

that cannot be washed in the washing machine; also suitable for

refreshing casual wears made of cotton or artificial fabrics.

Recommend to remove the laundry immediately at the end of

program and hang up for 3 to 5 mins for better result.

Rinse/Spin «/ 

7.0

For hand-washed items; Rinse Plus button activated.

If only using the spin cycle, deactivate the button.

2Rinse plus, SLess Iron

Drain > Washable textiles

Intensive Dry { 4.0

Cotton/coloureds textiles, dry at normal heat setting

Gentle Dry 8

2.5

Easy care textiles, dry at low heat setting



The programmes are time-controlled for lightly soiled textiles. If textiles are heavily soiled, reduce the load and select additional function, e.g. (Intensive).

* Max. load according toEN50229. Values in red: Max load for drying; Values in black: Max load for washing.

** If washing and drying without interruption is desired. The subsequent auto dry programme for Cottons LF, Cottons Eco  and PowerWash 60 ? is Intensive Dry,

for Easy-Care I and Mix Load / is Gentle Dry.

For further information and a selection of our products

go to our web site: www.bosch-home.com

or contact our customer service centres

Robert Bosch Hausgeräte GmbH

Carl -Wery-Str.34

D-81739 Munich/Germany

WVH28421GB 9000728972

0112

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