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TABLE OF CONT E NTS
DISPOSAL
COMPONENTS
Please read these instructions carefully before using this
device. The instructions contain important information which
will help you get the best out of the device and ensure safe
and proper installation, use and maintenance.
Keep this manual in a convenient place so you can always
refer to it for the safe and proper use of the device.
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Program selection . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Consumption & technical data . . . . 10
Drying methods . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Control panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Components. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Preparation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Safety instruction
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Installation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
BEFORE USE USING THE DEVICE MAINTENANCE
Cleaning & care . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Display codes & troubleshooting . . . 17
Electric circuit diagram . . . . . . . . . . 18
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20min
8
9
BEFORE USE
OPERATIONAL
FUNCTIONS
CONTROL P
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G ¬ Delay button
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Press this button repeatedly before starting the program to enter the time you want the
19 hours, the delay time will turn off. After the delay is set, press the "start/pause" button
H ¬Maintenance displays
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Clean tank
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I ¬ Display
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The display shows the remaining program time, the delay time and other related informa
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Note: The remaining time to start a program is the default time for the
program. During operation, with variation of factors such as the mois
ture content. The actual remaining time will be automatically adjusted
until the preset drying result has been achieved and the program is
complete.
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child lock function
By pressing the "anti-crease" and "delicate" buttons for 3 seconds after having started a
program, the button lock is activated. The display shows the remaining program time and
the lock alternatively. In order to cancel the button lock, press the two buttons again for 3
seconds.
Caution:
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densed
water tank (see section "cleaning & care" on page 15).
PROGRAM MODES
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Extra dry Heavy cotton fabrics, sheets, gowns 8 kg
2 ¬ Ready to wear Cotton fabrics, sheets, coats 8 kg
3 ¬ Damp Ordinary cotton fabrics 8 kg
5 ¬ Ready to wear Ordinary synthetic fabrics 4 kg
6 ¬ Ready to iron Ordinary synthetic fabrics 4 kg
7 ¬ Timer 30 min. Heavy fabrics, needing further drying 8 kg
8 ¬ Timer 20 min. Heavy fabrics, needing further drying 8 kg
9 ¬ Ready to wear 1 kg
Special
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4 ¬ Extra dry Heavy synthetic fabrics
4 kg
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USING THE DEVICE
PROGRAM SELECTION
Special programme for briefly treating
woollens with warm air
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Special programme for briefly treating woollens with warm air after they have been dried naturally,
worn or stored for long periods.Wool fibres stand up and the wool becomes soft and cosy.
Recommendation:Remove fabrics immediately after drying.
Very dry
Cotton / Linen
Normal
Damp
Synthetics
Very dry
Normal
Damp
30 min.
20 min.
Timer
Wool
Cool
10
11
USING THE DEVICE
TECHNICAL DATA
CONSUMPTION TABLE
The drying cycle times are intended as a guide only. The actual time used may vary due to different local circumstances.
*
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8 kg
¬ 8 kg
¬ 8 kg
¬ 4 kg
¬ 4 kg
¬ 4 kg
¬ 8 kg
¬ 8 kg
¬ 1 kg
¬ 8 kg
HD80-01-U/HD80-01ME-U
Power source 220 - 240 V / 50 Hz
Max. working current (A) 12
Nominal load (kg) 8
Drying programs 10
Max. power (W) 2700
Dry heating power (W) 2500
Dimensions (HxDxW mm)
Net weight (kg)
Waterproofl evel IPX4
850x620x595
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Connect the tumble dryer to the power supply (220V to 240V~/50Hz).
¬ Before use, clean any deposits from inside the drum of the tumble dryer with wet
cloth.
¬
This tumble dryer is for domestic use only. Do not use it for purposes other
than that for which it was designed. Follow the instructions given on the
label of each garment and dry only machine-dryable garments.
PLEASE NOTE
POWER SUPPLY
PREPARATION
BEFORE TURNING ON POWER
Before turning on the power for the tumble dryer, please check.
¬ Whether the supply voltage is in accordance with the value indicated on the
nameplate.
¬ Whether the supply receptacle can withstand the maximum power load to th
e
tumble dryer.
¬ Whether the supply receptacle is in accordance with the plug of the tumble dryer.
If not, replace the power cord or receptacle to make them accord with each other.
our authorized service agent.
CONSUMPTION & TECHNICAL DATA
DRYING METHODS
1
2
Special
3
PROGRAM LOAD
ENERGY
CONSUMPTION
DRYING
TIME
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
4.79 kWh
4.49 kWh
3.45 kWh
1.98 kWh
1.68 kWh
1.15 kWh
0.90 kWh
0.60 kWh
0.65 kWh
0.10 kWh
150 min
140 min
130 min
130 min
120 min
110 min
30 min
20 min
25 min
30 min
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Cotton / LinenSynthetics
Timer
Very dry
Normal
Damp
Very dry
Normal
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30 min.
20 min.
Wool
cool
3121
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Underwear Blended fabrics Approximately 70g
Resistant material
Bleachable in cold water
Don't dry clean
Delicate fabric
Do not bleach
Washable at 95 °C Iron at 200 °C Hung to dry
Washable at 60 °C
Iron at 150 °C
Dry on clothes hanger
Washable at 40 °C
Iron at 100 °C
Tumble dry, normal heat
Washable at 30 °C
Don't iron Tumble dry, reduced heat
Hand wash Dry cleaning with any solvent
Don't tumble dry
Dry clean only
Dry cleaning with pericloride
Wool Seal
Dry cleaning with aviation fuel
CARE CHART
LOAD REFERENCE
MAINTENANCE
2.
1.
4.
2.
3.
Wipe the body of the tumble dryer and the control panel with
a damp cloth. Remember not to use any organic solvent or
corrosive agent to avoid damage to the device.
During operation, steam condenses into water and is collected
in the water collection tank. Empty the water collection tank
after the program is complete.
1. Hold the handle and pull the tank outwards to remove it.
2. Pour away the water. Put the tank back in place.
Note: Do not use the water for drinking or for
food processing.
If the tank has not been emptied, the tumble dryer will sound
an alarm every time the tank is full. In that case the indicator
light turns on and the tumble dryer will pause. It will not
restart until the tank is emptied and replaced.
must be cleaned after every drying program is complete.
1. Open the door.
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CLEANING THE TUMBLE DRYER
EMPTYING THE WATER COLLECTION TANK
CLEANING THE FILTER SCREEN
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CLEANING & CARE
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The condenser must be cleaned monthly. Switch off the power
supply and remove the plug before cleaning:
1. Unlock the maintenance flap and open it.
2. Screw both locking levers towards each other,Pull out the
handle/air cooler.
3. Thoroughly clean the handle/air cooler,allow all the
water to drip out,then clean the seals.
4. Re-insert the handle/air cooler,handle below,
unscrew both locking levers,close the maintenance flap
until it locks into position.
Note: Do not use a sharp tool cl
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heat exchanger, otherwise it may damage its
sealing performance.
After the tumble dryer has operated for a time, fabric caring
agents or calcium contained in the water will form an almost
invisible layer on the inside of the drum.
CLEANING THE CONDENSER
CLEANING THE DRUM
DISPLAY CODES
TROUBLESHOOTING
SNOITULOSSESUACSEDOC
F2 ¬ Drain pump error.
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Please contact the service center.
F4
¬ Temperature of the laundry in the drum does not change.
_
Please contact the service center.
SNOITULOSSESUACMELBORP
Tumble dryer fails to
operate.
¬ Poor connection to the power supply.
¬ Power failure.
¬ No drying program is set.
¬ Device has not been switched on.
¬ The water collection tank is full.
¬ The tumble dryer door is not properly closed.
_
Check connection to the power supply.
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Check the power supply.
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Make sure a drying program has been set.
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Make sure the device is switched on.
_
Empty the water collection tank.
_
Close the tumble dryer door properly.
Tumble dryer fails to oper-
ate and the displ
ay shows
"End".
by the program setting.
¬ There is no laundry in the drum.
_
Check if your program setting is appropriate.
_
Check if there's laundry in the drum.
Drying time is too long
and the results are not
satisfactory.
¬ The program setting is not correct.
¬ The condenser is blocked.
¬ The tumble dryer is overloaded.
¬ The laundry is too wet.
¬ The vent duct is blocked.
_
Make sure the program is set correctly.
_
_
Clean the condenser.
_
Reduce the amount ofl aundry in the drum.
_
Spin the laundry properly before drying.
_
Check the vent duct and unblock it.
Remaining time on the
display stops or skips.
The remaining time will be adjusted and
corrected continuously and automatically based
upon the following factors:
¬ Type of laundry.
¬ Loaded amount.
¬ The degree of spinning dry of laundry.
¬ Ambient temperature.
_
The automatic adjustment is a normal
operation.
F3 ¬
The thermal sensor(near the filter) is open-circuited or
short-circuited.
_
Please contact the service center.
DISPLAY CODES & TROUBLESHOOTING
F6
¬ The filter is full.
_
Clean the filter.
F9
¬
The thermal sensor(near the heater) is open-circuited or
short-circuited.
_
Please contact the service center.
18 MAINTENANCE
ELECTRIC CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
Green and
yellow (Earth)
Brown (Live)
Fuse
E
L
N
Cord grip
Blue (Neutral)
ELECTRIC CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
This appliance must be earthed. As the colours of the wires in the mains lead of this
apparatus may not correspond with the coloured markings identifying the terminals
in your plug, proceed as follows: The green and yellow wire must be connected to the
terminal in the plu
g marked E or by the earth symbol
or coloured green or green
and yellow. The wire coloured blue must be connected to the terminal marked with
the letter N or coloured black. The wire coloured brown must be connected to the
terminal marked with the letter L or coloured red. If a 13 amp (BS 1363) plug is used,
BS PLUG SAFETY DETAILS (FOR U.K. USER)
Haier Europe Trading S.r.l.
Via De Cristoforis 12
21100 Varese - Italy
Tel + 39 0332 24511
Fax +39 0332 245146
E-mail het.srl@haiereurope.com
T1: Thermal cut-out K1: Door switch
R1: Heating1
NTC1: Temperature sensor K2: Water level switch
R2: Heating2
NTC2: Temperature sensor H: Humidity sensor
L: Lamp
PS: Drainage pump
PCB1, PCB2: Printed circuit board
M: Motor
NTC2
NTC1
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