Attention!
If you turn the programme selector dial to another programme when the machine is working, the red «Start/Pause» pilot light will flash 3 times and the message Err will appear on the display to indicate a wrong selection. The machine will not perform the new selected programme.
Programme Option buttons
Depending on the programme, different functions can be combined. These must be selected after choosing the desired programme and before depressing the «Start/Pause» button.
In any case if you select an option not compatible with the selected programme or option, the message Err will displayed at the bottom of the display for few seconds, and the integrated red «Start/Pause» light start flashing.
Select the temperature
Press this button repeatedly to increase or decrease the temperature, if you want your laundry to be washed at a temperature different from the one proposed by the washing machine.
Maximum temperatures are 90°C for Cottons, 60°C for Synthetics, 40°C for Delicates, Wool, fabrics to be handwashed and Lingerie
use electrolux 11
programmes, and 30°C for Silk, while
corresponds to cold wash.
During the washing cycle the thermometer is animated.
Select the spin speed, No spin, Rinse Hold or Night Cycle option
Press the Spin button repeatedly to change the spin speed, if you want your laundry to be spun at a speed different from the one proposed by the washing machine.
During the spinning phase the spiral is animated.
Maximum speeds are:
●for all Cottons: 1200 rpm;
●Wool and Handwash: 1000 rpm
●for Synthetics and Lingerie: 900 rpm;
●for delicate fabrics and Silk: 700 rpm.
No spin 
option eliminates all the spin phases (in some programmes increases also the number of rinses).
Rinse Hold 
: by selecting this option the water of the last rinse is not emptied out to prevent the fabrics from creasing.
When the programme has finished the display shows a 0.00 flashing, the 
(Door) icon is still visualized, the «Start/Pause» light is off and the door is locked to indicate that the water must be emptied out.
