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Miele PW 6201, PW 6161, PW 6101, PW 6131 Guide to the data plate symbols, Noise level

Models: PW 6161

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Guide to the data plate symbols

1Machine type

2Serial number/Year of production *

3Voltage/Frequency

4Fuse rating

5Drive motor

6Plate diameter/Plate quantity *

7Drum data

8Drum diameter/Drum depth

9Spin speed

10Drum volume/Laundry dry weight

11Kinetic Energy

12Ex. time to top speed

13Breaking time

14Heating

*Not valid for this machine.

15Electric heating

16Fusing (on site)

17Steam heating indirect

18Steam heating direct

19Gas heating

20Commissioning date

21Water-Registration DVGW-test cert (Water)

22Field for CE test symbol

Noise level

	Wash cycle	Spin cycle
PW 6101	60 dB	73 dB
PW 6131	61 dB	72 dB
PW 6161	62 dB	77 dB
PW 6201	62 dB	77 dB

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Miele PW 6201, PW 6161, PW 6101, PW 6131 operating instructions Guide to the data plate symbols, Noise level

Contents

Operating Instructions Washer PW PW PW PW Contents Contents SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS AND REVIEW THEM PERIODICALLY IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONSCorrect usage of the washer IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Electrical SafetySAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS Using accessoriesAdditional information IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONSd Drum door e Door handle Guide to the washera Detergent compartments b Control panel c Emergency Stop buttonc h Start button Operating panela Display b Control keysGuide to the washer Control keysOperator Card 2. Sort and load the laundry 1. Turn on the washerRear compartment Maximum dry laundry weights3. Add detergent § = Front compartmentWater hardness DetergentFabric softener DosageIn the detergent container StarchBleach Fabric dyem Starch Stop 4. Select a program5. Select wash options if needed + i Block PlusCanceling the Delay Start 6. Select Delay Start if needed7. Adjust the program if needed Setting the delay startDo not use force 8. Start the program9. End of program Spin speedCanceling a locked program Canceling a programTo go back without skipping a program cycle Skipping program cyclesProgram sequence Delay start K InformationProgram end with water in the drum Program stopProgram cycle Program Guide Standard ProgramsProgram FabricProgram Guide Standard Programs Warm rinseCard only operation Washing using the program cardCard error Language selection Extra featuresPriming the dispensing pumps Dispensing system faultOptional modules Liquid dispensing systemPriming the dispensing pumps Maintenance of the dispensing systemDispensing calibration Optional modulesOptional modules Peak load cut offPC Connection Load sizeAfter each use Cleaning and CareCleaning the exterior Cleaning the drip channel and siphonWater inlet filters Maintenance during downtimeVent grille RustMaintenance during downtime Drum bearing lubrication PW 6161 and 6201 onlyCleaning and Care If the machine needs to be serviced the following message showsThe drum door cannot be opened Frequently asked questionsThe safety mechanism of the door handle is disengaged Reasons for oversudsingExtended power failure Power failure - Emergency door releaseDuring a short power failure Power failureFrequently asked questions Display Service intervalFault messages Service intervalDrain error Water intake faultHeating system fault Motor system errorAfter sales service Noise level Guide to the data plate symbolsPage Installation Instructions Disposal of an old appliance Help to protect the environmentDisposal of the packing materials Installation site Installation InstructionsInstallation Instructions Removing the shipping strutsInstallation Instructions Connecting the water intake / water drain hosesPlumbing Cold water connection onlySteam connection Connecting the dispensing pumpsSteam heated washers are factory set to 3 phase, 208 V, 60 Hz Electrical connection4. Select a program by turning the jog shuttle Quick Guide1. Sort the laundry 2. Turn the machine on and load the laundry06 578 520 All rights reserved