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Navek



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16/11/2010 17:53

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My Friend has an Arcelik washing machine,

unfortunately all the instructions are in Turkish.

Can anyone tell/translate what they mean?



Pamuklu...



Mini 30...



Eldi Yikama...



Durulama...



Sikma+Pompa...



Yünlü...



Narin....



Sentetik...



Isitma Yok...



Here's a photo ...



http://www.flickr.com/photos/31705736@N06/5181490483/



Thanks' in advance.

Navek



airy____fairy


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Message Posted:
16/11/2010 18:13

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pamuklu - cotton

mini30 - mini wash 30 minutes

eldi yikamı - hand wash

durulama - rinse

sikma - spin

pompa - pump (empty)

yünlü - woolens

narin - delicates

sentetik - synthetics

isitma - heater - you can change the temp from 30 - 90 or YOK which means not ( no heater )



hope that helps



AllyTT


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Message Posted:
16/11/2010 18:14

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Mini 30 - That one should be obvious, short 30 minute cycle.

Pamuklu - Cotton

Elde Yikama - Hand Wash

Durulama - rinse

Sikma+Pompa - spin + ?

Yünlü - wool

Narin - delicate

Sentetik - synthetic

Isitma Yok - no heating



bigOz


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Message Posted:
16/11/2010 18:14

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Hi Navek! Below is the translation for what you asked;

Pamuklu... COTTON

Mini 30... 30 min. WASH FOR SMALL LOADS

Elde Yikama... HAND WASH

Durulama... RINSE

Sikma+Pompa... SPIN

Yünlü... WOOLEN

Narin.... DELICATE

Sentetik... SYNTHETIC

Isitma Yok... NO HEATING (ie. cold wash)



Oz: turkishlessons1to1@yahoo.com



andrew4232



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Message Posted:
16/11/2010 18:17

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look on there site and download the manual in English



bigOz


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Message Posted:
16/11/2010 18:23

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Note!

The "pompa" in "Sıkma + pompa" is really too much info! It is stating the extracted water is being pumped out whilst spinning. However, I believe the spin cycle starts with the water being pumped out of the chamber first (for about a minute) before the actual spin. If the cycle can be stopped just before it goes on to actual spin (and usually one can do that) - then it may be handy to do so to avoid shrinking of some clothes due to material used. If you look at the label of such clothing you would see a "No Spin!" warning.



airy____fairy


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16/11/2010 18:24

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Navek we must have all been writing that at the smae time - LOL however having looked at the photo the instruction is- ısıtma - heater - where the dial has different numbers you can set the temperature for the cycle and ısıtma yok - no heater .



YFred


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Message Posted:
16/11/2010 18:24

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Is anybody charging for this service?



Navek



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Message Posted:
17/11/2010 09:12

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Hi Folks,

Thanks' for all your help.



Hi YFred,

I did try to send beers to everyone, but there seems to be a bandwidth problem

Navek



journey1


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Message Posted:
17/11/2010 10:14

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I just took the manual that was in Turkish back to them and they gave me the 'English' translation - still somewhat of a challenge but better than nothing! LOL! Same for the rest of the white goods I bought from them.



IbrahimAbi


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Message Posted:
18/11/2010 11:00

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As per message no 5



http://www.arcelik.com.tr/ProductUserManual.aspx?language=en-US



Still think export brand Beko is better



Smity



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Message Posted:
18/11/2010 18:25

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Did'nt start the thread but thanks Nevak

now we should'nt get our clohes shrunk LOL



Navek



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Message Posted:
18/11/2010 18:34

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Hi Folks,

Thanks' for all the info.



Hi IbrahimAbi,

Tried your link, but couldn't find the model :-(

Arçelik 5061 Washing Machine.

Now need translation for other controls...

http://www.flickr.com/photos/31705736@N06/5186972871/

Thanks'

Navek



Smity



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Message Posted:
18/11/2010 18:52

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Did'nt start the thread but thanks Nevak

now we should'nt get our clohes shrunk LOL



airy____fairy


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Message Posted:
18/11/2010 20:54

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başla/bekle - start and pause of cycle

on yikama - heavily soiled load

suda bırakma - soak ??????? not sure about that one

sıkma yok - no spin

aima/kapatma - open/close

kapak - ??????

yıkama - to wash

bitti - finished



there is a picture of a hand Iptal written next to it - 3 sn. - this means hold down for 3 seconds to cancel program setting



hope this helps



Navek



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Message Posted:
19/11/2010 07:36

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Hi airy____fairy,

Almost, just kapak to go

Thanks'

Navek



jock1



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Message Posted:
19/11/2010 07:43

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Soap dodgers washing...?



Navek



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Message Posted:
19/11/2010 07:56

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Hi jock1,

We had a Scottish made washing machine once.

It had an odd setting on it too.

Super Green Economy = No Water )))

Navek



IbrahimAbi


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Message Posted:
19/11/2010 07:56

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Kapak means cover/door, does this fit?



Problem is that the missus is in the UK and she generally deals with washing machine issues.



Good luck



YFred


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Message Posted:
20/11/2010 00:49

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kapak is lid or door



Navek



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Message Posted:
21/11/2010 01:17

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Hi Smity,

Money's tight, times are hard,

Here's your early Christmas card!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/31705736@N06/5193431964/

Copy,Scan & Keep

Will do the other controls ASAP.

Navek



Navek



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Message Posted:
07/12/2010 17:21

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Hi All,

Still stuck with a few :-(...

Suda Bırakma ?

iptal ?

3 sn. ?

Also, what does it mean, two buttons in the middle with lock under them?

See photo...

http://www.flickr.com/photos/31705736@N06/5186972871/

Thanks'

Navek



AllyTT


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Message Posted:
07/12/2010 17:28

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Suda birakma=soak

iptal=cancel

3sn=3 seconds

To cancel you need to hold the "pause" button for 3 seconds. No clue about the lock.



YFred


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Message Posted:
07/12/2010 18:31

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Suda birakma= do not leave in water.



The confusion is that it can also mean "to leave in water", it depends on how it is spoken. Particularly the a bit.



But I suspect it is the first one.



AllyTT


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Message Posted:
07/12/2010 18:45

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Suda birakma on a washing machine means to soak. It *can* also mean do not leave in water, but not on a washing machine.



Navek



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Message Posted:
07/12/2010 19:54

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Hi Folks,

Got it sorted now. think the two buttons in the middle, are for open in emergency.



Tr http://www.flickr.com/photos/31705736@N06/5241723884/in/photostream/

GB http://www.flickr.com/photos/31705736@N06/5241731154/in/photostream/

Tr http://www.flickr.com/photos/31705736@N06/5181490483/in/photostream/

GB http://www.flickr.com/photos/31705736@N06/5193431964/in/photostream/



Thanks' to all for your help.

Navek



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