Bosch WFK 2401 - Manual (Page 14)

IX. Turn off washer by depressing the “ON/OFT"
button.
X Open the door, remove the wash load and
leave the door slightly open to allow the
inside of the washer to dry after each use.
XI. Remove any foreign objects from the drum
seal that may have come to rest there during
running of the washer. Otherwise there is
risk of sharp object or other item that may
rust being left on the seal and damaging it.
XII. Close the water valve(s). If you have
completed washing for the day close the
water valve(s)
DELAYED START:
The start of the washing cycle can be delayed up
to 19 hours, in ^-hour increments. Perform the
same steps I through V as described above under
the heading “IMMEDIATE START’, but instead of
depressing the “START” button proceed as
follows:
XIII. Press “DELAY START HOURS” button, see
figure 15. The alphanumeric display above
the button will display “1h" indicating that a
one hour delay has been selected. Press the
DELAY START HOURS” button as many
times as necessary, or hold it in, to display
the number of hours delay desired.
A small dot will flash on and off, in lower right
hand comer of display, to indicate the washer is
counting down from the set time. The washer
will count down in one-hour increments and will
start once the indicated delay has past.
Notes: 1. The delay time may be altered or cancelled
at anytime, before the washer starts, by
depressing the “DELAY START HOURS"
button and holding it in. Then either hold it
in until the new desired delay time appears
or, until the display passes "19". If held in
past the “19" being displayed the start time
is cancelled and will display the cycle
duration time as soon as the button is
released. Press the “DELAY START
HOURS" button again to begin the delay
setting again in one hour increments.
2. The door may be opened after the delayed
start time has been set to add more wash
until the washer starts.
3. To start the washer immediately even
though the delay start has been set simply
press the “Start" button.
When the cycle ends the steps for DELAYED
START are again the same as for IMMEDIATE
START. See steps VII through XII, above.
Figure 15.
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