Technical Specifications

Height (cm)

84

Width (cm)

60

Depth (cm)

64

Single Water inlet / Double Water inlet

• / -

Available

Electrical input (V/Hz)

220-240 V / 50Hz

Total current (A)

10

Total power (W)

2000-2350

Main model code

1214

Complies with Statutory Commission Regulations (EU) No. 1061/2010

Supplier’s name or commercial brand

Arçelik

Model name

9141 HJ

Nominal Capacity (kg)

9

Energy efficiency class / A+++ Between (Highest efficiency) and D (lowest efficiency)

A+++

Annual energy consumption (kWh) (1)

195

Energy consumption at 60°C standard cotton program full load (kWh)

1.050

Energy consumption at 60°C standard cotton program partial load (kWh)

0.750

Energy consumption at 40°C standard cotton program partial load (kWh)

0.710

Off mode power consumption (W)

0.500

Energy consumption at “Leave Open” mode (W)

0.600

Annual Water Consumption (l) (2)

10999

Spinning and drying efficiency class / A+++ Between (Highest efficiency) and D (lowest efficiency)

B

Maximum spin speed (cycle/min)

1400

Residual moisture content (%)

53

Standard cotton program (3)

Cottons Eco 60°C and 40°C

Energy consumption at 60°C standard cotton program full load (min)

260

Energy consumption at 60°C standard cotton program partial load (min)

225

Energy consumption at 40°C standard cotton program partial load (min)

225

Time of the leave open mode (min)

N/A

Acoustic noise emission due to air while washing/spinning (dB)

52/74

Built-In

No

(1) Energy consumption and low energy mode consumption at 60°C and 40°C cotton programs based on 220 standard washing cycles. Actual annual energy consumption shall depend on how the machine is used.

(2) Water consumption at 60°C and 40°C cotton programs based on 220 standard washing cycles. Actual annual energy consumption shall depend on how the machine is used.

(3) The information on the label and plug are for “60°C standard cotton program” and “40°C standard cotton program” and these programs are suitable for cleaning normal dirty cotton laundry and are the most productive programs in terms of energy and water consumption.