Aeg LWX60746B Washer Dryer User Manual

AEG LWX60746B Washer Dryer Manual and User Guide

The AEG LWX60746B Washer Dryer is a freestanding combination appliance designed to wash and dry everyday laundry in one machine. With a 7 kg washing capacity and a 4 kg drying capacity, it suits compact homes, apartments, utility rooms, and households that want to reduce the need for separate appliances.

This washer dryer supports wash-to-dry operation, allowing suitable loads to complete both stages without manual transfer. Its water-condensing drying system collects moisture and sends it through the drain, so no external vent is required. The ProSense system helps adjust cycle settings according to the load, while the inverter motor is designed to deliver efficient, controlled operation.

The appliance includes programs for cottons, synthetics, delicates, wool, anti-allergy laundry, rinsing, spinning, draining, and quick washing. A NonStop 60-minute program is available for smaller wash-and-dry loads. Drying programs are separated into fabric-focused options such as cotton drying, synthetic drying, and wool drying.

This guide explains how to install, configure, use, maintain, and troubleshoot the AEG LWX60746B Washer Dryer. It is intended for first-time owners, tenants, families, and anyone looking for practical washer dryer operating instructions. Always read the complete manufacturer’s manual before using the appliance, particularly the safety and installation sections.

AEG LWX60746B Specifications and Features

• Appliance type: Freestanding washer dryer with water-condensing drying.
• Washing capacity: 7 kg.
• Drying capacity: 4 kg.
• Maximum spin speed: Up to 1,600 rpm, depending on the selected program and settings.
• Drum volume: Approximately 52 litres.
• Dimensions: Approximately 847 mm high, 597 mm wide, and 557 mm deep at maximum depth.
• Motor: Inverter motor.
• Energy rating: D for the combined wash-and-dry cycle.
• Electrical supply: 230–240 V with a recommended 13 A fuse for the UK installation configuration.
• Total electrical loading: Approximately 2,100 W.
• Net weight: Approximately 67.5 kg.
• Programs: Cottons, Eco 40-60, synthetics, delicates, wool, anti-allergy, 20min 3Kg, NonStop 60min, rinse, spin, drain, cotton drying, synthetic drying, and wool dry.
• Load guidance: Use no more than 4 kg for drying, even when the wash capacity is not fully used.

How to Set Up the AEG LWX60746B Washer Dryer

1. Remove all external packaging and check the cabinet, door, controls, hoses, and power cable for visible damage. Do not connect or use a damaged appliance.
2. Place the machine on a solid, level floor with enough clearance for the door, detergent drawer, ventilation, hoses, and servicing.
3. Remove every transit bolt and associated spacer from the rear of the appliance before operating it. Retain the hardware for future transportation.
4. Adjust the feet until the appliance is stable and level. Tighten the locking nuts after adjustment.
5. Connect the inlet hose to a suitable cold-water supply and secure the drain hose. Keep the drain hose positioned according to the installation instructions and prevent kinks.
6. Connect the appliance directly to an accessible, correctly earthed socket. Do not use an extension lead or adapter.
7. Run an initial empty maintenance cycle or suitable hot program according to the user manual to remove manufacturing residue.
8. Choose a program, load laundry loosely, add the recommended detergent, and select spin, temperature, drying, or delay options as required.

The AEG LWX60746B does not require wireless pairing or app connectivity for normal operation. If the machine vibrates heavily, stop the cycle, check that the transit bolts have been removed, confirm that all feet contact the floor, and redistribute the load.

AEG LWX60746B Troubleshooting Guide

Machine does not fill with water

Check that the water tap is fully open, the inlet hose is not kinked, and the inlet filter is not blocked. An E10 or C1 message can indicate a water supply or filling problem. Verify that household water pressure and hose installation meet the requirements in the installation instructions.

Machine does not drain

An E20 or C2 message commonly relates to a drainage problem. Switch off and unplug the appliance, then inspect the drain hose and clean the drain pump filter when safe to do so. Remove small objects such as coins, buttons, or lint, and refit the filter securely before testing the appliance.

Washer dryer shakes or makes unusual noise

Check for remaining transit bolts, an uneven floor, overloaded laundry, unbalanced items, loose hoses, or objects trapped in the drum or filter. Level the appliance and redistribute the load before restarting.

Clothes remain damp after drying

Confirm that the load does not exceed the 4 kg drying capacity. Separate bulky items, select an appropriate fabric program, and check that the appliance can drain correctly. Drying may take longer when garments retain excess water after a low-spin wash.

When to request support

Disconnect the appliance and contact an authorised AEG service centre if it shows repeated error messages, smells of burning, trips the electrical supply, leaks after hose checks, or fails to start after a drying cycle. Keep the model name, product number, serial number, and displayed error code available when requesting assistance. Warranty repairs should be arranged through the retailer or authorised service network.

AEG LWX60746B Washer Dryer Pros and Cons

Advantages

• Wash-and-dry convenience: A suitable load can move from washing to drying without manual transfer.
• Compact appliance format: One machine saves the floor space normally required for separate washer and dryer units.
• Useful everyday capacity: The 7 kg wash capacity suits regular household laundry, while the 4 kg dry limit supports smaller continuous cycles.
• Ventless installation: Water-condensing drying avoids the need for an external exhaust vent.
• Broad program selection: Dedicated options cover cotton, synthetics, delicates, wool, allergy-focused washing, quick loads, rinsing, and drying.
• Inverter motor: Controlled motor operation is a practical feature for households seeking efficient and consistent appliance performance.

Limitations

• Different wash and dry capacities: A full 7 kg wash load cannot normally be dried in one cycle because drying is limited to 4 kg.
• Longer combined cycles: A complete wash-and-dry program typically takes longer than using a washing machine alone.
• Limited smart functionality: The appliance is intended for conventional control rather than app-based monitoring or wireless pairing.
• Installation sensitivity: Incorrect levelling, an unremoved transit bolt, or poor hose routing can cause vibration, noise, or drainage faults.
• Best suited to: Singles, couples, compact homes, and users prioritising convenience and space saving.
• Consider another setup if: You regularly dry large family-size loads and need the higher throughput typically provided by separate full-capacity appliances.

Daily Use and Maintenance Tips

• Separate laundry by colour, fabric type, and care-label temperature.
• Empty pockets and close zips before loading the drum.
• Do not exceed the 4 kg drying limit.
• Use the detergent quantity recommended for the water hardness, load size, and selected program.
• Leave the door and detergent drawer slightly open after use to help the appliance dry internally.
• Inspect the door seal regularly and remove lint, hair, and small objects.
• Clean the detergent drawer and drain pump filter according to the manufacturer’s maintenance instructions.
• Run an appropriate maintenance wash periodically to reduce detergent residue and odours.
• Never attempt electrical repairs or bypass safety devices; use an authorised service technician.