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Siemens Washing Machine : Kill the Buzzer

The washing machine we have has the habit of sending out an irritating beep after it finishes the wash cycle.

Ok enough; but these intermittent beeps go on and on and on till it is sure everyone came back home after your attending your funeral. One awful engineer who programmed the chip.

Anyway, been looking around the net if there is a work around. Found this written by some Russian. I didn’t have patience to correct the grammar entirely. If the below does  not work, there is always the option of an Axe and ‘hey Siemens,..Heeeere is Johnyyy!)

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You can change the volume of the buzzer according
to your requirement.
The operation procedure:
1. Switch on the machine,turn the program selector
to Off .

2. Turn the program selector to cold Easy-care ,
press the additional function button Intensive
stains and dont let go. You can hear the volume
of the buzzer from minimum to maximum to off
cycled (I didnt hear this!). If you decide the volume that you wanted,
loosen your finger.

3. Finally,turn the program selector to Off . If
necessary,select other programs by turning
the program selector after several seconds.

4. If the volume of buzzer has been opened,you
can hear the audible feedback as same volume
as buzzer when you press Start button. If be
not opened,you can t hear the voice.The operation
may check if the volume of buzzer has
been opened.

Comments

  1. UnknownSeptember 11, 2020 at 6:51 AM

    hi,
    i have the same issue and this could be helpful to me :)
    which Siemens model you have? and what is the intensive stain button?
    thank you

    ReplyDelete
  2. Ahmed Abouel-KheirMay 4, 2021 at 2:25 AM

    Worked! Thank you! 🙏
    I have a 1470 model. I put the dialer on cold and held the 'Additional Rinse' button for a couple of seconds and it worked!

    ReplyDelete

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