Creda T522VW Instruction book

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Tumble Dryer

Instruction Book

Skg

Models

You

must read these instructions

prior

to using the

appliance and

retain

them for future reference.

t I

Contents

Safety

Advice 3-4

Electrical

Requirements

Features

-

Get to know the main

parts

of

your

Dryer

Where to

put

and vent

your

Dryer 7-8

How to use

your

Dryer

The

Controls

10-13

Sorting

your

laundry 14

Wash Care Labels

Items not suitable for tumble drying

Items requiring special attention

Speedy lron

Programme 17

Guide to Drying Times

't8

How to remove and clean the fluff filter

19

Caring

for

your

Dryer 20

lf something

goes

wrong 22

Key Contacts Back Cover

Retention of this

Instruction Book

This Instruclion Book musl be kept handy

for reference as I conia ns mpo ani deialls on

the safe and

proper

use of the appliance.

ll

you

sellorpassihe applianceio someone else,

or rnove house and leave ll behind, make

sure this Book is also

provided

so the

new owner can become familiar with the appliance

and saiely warnings,

lf fie Book is lost or damaoed a coov mav be

oblaired

"om:

GDA Ltd

.

Ivorley Way, Pe6rborough,

PEi

gJB

2

For

your

safety

IMPORTANT

Us ng

yourTumble

Dryer is easy.

Nevertheless, lor

your

own saiely

and

1o

gel

the

besl resulls it is mponant 10 how

your

Dryer by reading r

ghl

through lhis handbook before using

your

dryerforthe I

rst

tirne.

NEVER a A ow ch ldren lo

pay

wth or otherwlse lnterlere with the drye.

NEVER a Alow lhe

air

inlet

al lhe back ofthe dryer,lhe air oulei or veni hose

io be obsiructed.

NEVER

a

Direcl the vent

hose oullei lowards the air inlake aiihe back of lhe

NEVEB

a

Allow lhe

lurnb e dryer lo recycle exhaust air.

NEVER O Switch the machine ofl leaving a hot load in

the drum.

NEVER

a Tumble dry withoui the filter in

positon.

NEVER O Exceed ilre maximum oad capacity recornmended

or

place

dripping wet iiems in the drum.

NEVER a Use the dryer

on a carpeled

ioor

where the

pile

heighl would

prevenl

airfrom entering ih€ dryerfrom lhe base.

NEVEB O A low lint to collecl around lhe

dryer.

NEVEB a Add iqu d or sheel fabric conditioner lo ihe dryer, use liquid

conditioner in the finalr nse

oi

yourwash.

NEVER O Use lhe dryer lor commercial drying, the dryer is on

y

suilable lo.

domesic use.

NEVER a Dry Acrylcs on lhe high heat seiling.

NEVER a Tumbe

dry adcles that have NOT beef we washed in water and

deiergeni lhen well rinsed and spun.

NEVER a TLrmble

dry articles ihat have had chemicals used forclean ng.

NEVER O Dry arlcles ihai are contaminated wrh lammabe

substances such

as:

petrol,

oil,

paint,

hair lacquer, creams, cookirg fat or oil.

NEVER a Tunrble dry:rubber,loar. rLrbbe(

paslc, paslc

foam. nappy

pants

or lirers,

poyihene

or

paper.

Large, very

bulky items ncluding duvets and seeping bags

NEVER a Never attempl to stard on iop ofyour dryer, it is nol desgned ior

such use and

you

cou d

injure

yoursef

ordamage ihe dryer by slch

abuse.

NEVEB O Swiich eecrricity

On or Ofi

with

wet hands.

IMPORTANT

A CHILD COULD

CLIMB

INTO

ORTAMPERWITH AN UNATTENOED

TUMBLE OBYER.

WHEN THE MACHINE

IS

NOT

IN USE SWITCH OFF. REMOVETHE PLUG AND

CLOSETHE DOOR.

For your

safety

ALWAYS

a

When

the dfyer

is not

n Lrse,

switch

oft

at lhe wa

,

remove plug

and

c ose ilre

door

ALWAYS

a

Compty

w lh rhe

specif

ed

eteclrlcar

requfemenb.

ALWAYS

a Efsure

ihat your

dryer is

nsialed

conecity

and has

adequate

veniilation.

(see,

,Whefe

io

pui

and

venl your

dryer.,)

ALWAYS

a

Useihe

vent

hose

loroptimum

drying

perrormance.

ALWAYS

a Finish

every programnre

wirh

lhe cootilrmble

cycte provided

on

the

controt.

ALWAYS

a

Ctean

the fitter,

I is essenliat

rhai

lhe

fitier is

kepl

ctear

of flufl

aTter EACH

drying

cycie.

ALWAYS

a

Observe

the

rutes

tor drying garmefts:

h

particrJtar

woofien

artictes

shoutd

not

be c,ried

jn

a

tumble

dryer

untess

they

are tabejted,superwash,,

'Ntachine

washabte.or

haverhe,tvtay

be rumbte

driect,

symbol:

O

tf in

any doubt

do

not dry

woot

in the

machine.

Untike

olher

materiats,

the rnechanism

of wool

shrinkage

is

irreversibte.

i.e.

it wi

nol

stretch

back

to

the

originatsize

and shape.

ALWAYS

O Buy genline

accessories

and

spares.

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^"".

Electrical

Requirements

Supply

WARNING:

This appliance

must

be eafthed!

REFEB TO

THE RATING

PLATE

FOR VOLTAGE

AND CURBENT

REOUIBEItIENTS. (see

diagram for location.)

The

lexible

Ta 15 lFao is

supphao

,ifled

wr

^

d BSI36J

ptJq

a.lo

w

lh a 13 a.1p 8S

362

t

rse.

The

p

ug should

be connected

lo the mains

suDotv via

a suitabte

swiched

socker wh.ch

s dccess,oe

afte- In<ta .1b y;u

d'ye

.

Changing

the fuse

l\Ioulded

plug

ll il is necessary

to fit

a

replacement

fuse, il musl

be a 13

amp

ASTA

approved

to BSl362 type.

WABNING:

The

plug

must

not be

used without

a fuse coven

ll a repiacement

fuse

holder/cover

is requifed,

I musi be

ol lhe

same colour

coding or wording

as shown

on ihe base

oJ ihe

ptug.

Replacemenls

are available irom

vour SDares stooKsr.

Changing

the

plug

Bewirable

plug

The

wires in the

mains leao

aEiotoured-ii?ccordance

with the

tollowing:

GREEN/YELLOW

-

EARTH

BLUE

.

NEUTRAL

BROWN

-

LIVE

lf a

eoldce1lF'rr

ol.g s to oe tirleo.

^e

approp

dte wi

e

llust

De

connecled

to lhe correcltermrns,as

foltows

Conneci:

Green/Yellow

to terminal marked

Earih

or Green or +

BlLre

to lermlnal

marked Neulralor

N or Btack

Brown

to terrninal

marked Live

or L or Red.

lf

tl^e

ol-g bFrng rep

aceo is

a

1or

rFw rabte

lype the'r

lhe Lut-o,l

plJg

11ust

be disposed

of sa,ey. DO

NOT

eave wrere r

can oe

iterled

inlo

a socler a10

creare a

<1ock

hazaro

Changing

the

Should ihe mains

lead ever

require reptacing

at

any time

ptease

contact your

nearest

Service

Cenlre_ A

charg€ wil

be made for the

replacemeni

oi lhe

ma ns ead

or if

you

requ

re a longer

lead.

The mains

lead musl

only be reptaced

by

a spe;ia

y prepared

cable.oblainable

from your

Spares

Stockisl

and fifled

by a

qualilied

electrician.

NOTE: lF lN

DOUBT ABOUT

ANY

OFTHE ABOVE

CONSULT A

Q

UAL I FI

E D EL ECTB

IC I A N.

5

Features

-

Get to

know

the

main

parts

of

1lour

Oryer

See

"The

Controls'

\

Fig

l

NOTEi

iI

your

dryer

is

new

wipe

out

the inside

ot the

drum

belore

you

firct

use it

to remove

any

dust which

mav

have

accumulated

during

transit.

grill

rum

Rear

venti.g

with

hose

(vent

cover

at rro.t)

Where

to

put

and vent

your

dryer

t

O

a

Your lumb e d ryer

should NOT

be ocated adlacent

to a

gas

hob,

cooker,

heater, or

eye level

gri/

as flames

lrom the

burners cou

d

cause damage

to

your

machine.

When the

dryer is l tted under

a work surface,

a ow space

for alr

lo er€r he rear

9

ille.

lorrm

above lhe dryer n.1irr i;.

ll

you

are usng

this dryer adjacenl

or stacked

on top of

a

washing

machine

SEPABATE mains plugs

and

sockels must

be

used

lor each appliance.

DO NOT

use 2-wav

adaplors or

Both

your

rumbe

dryer and front

toading washing

machine

are

similar in design

allowing ihe tumble

dryer to

be

permanenfly

stacked

on lop saving

you

vatuabe ftoor

space.

A special

stacking

kil complete wilh

instruciions

is ava tabte

from

your

retailer or nearest

Spares

Centre.

IMPOBTANT:

Only

use

genuine

stacking kirs.

When orderinq

you

musl

state

the model numbers

of both

yourWashing

Machine

and

yourTumble

Dryer.

Unsuitabte kits may

resutt in

potential

hazard and will

invalidale

your

warranty rights.

Some

models are designed

io

give

the

option of venting

ih€ moist

ai' from

lhe fronl o' he

dryer Tne

o.ye d, supptied

is

.ed.

vent,rg.

Some rodels

.an

be co,rvFrted

lo kort vellino

bv

'eroving

lhF velL

cover lror

lhe dperturF on

re fronr (Fiq. i)

o,

'r'e

dryer at fitlinq

ilrr lhe ape--re

alIne bac"

When

operaling the

dryer, ihere has

lo be adequate

veni aiion to

avold the

back flow of

gases

into lhe room

trom

apotiances

burning oiher

luels, including

open fires.

A vent hose is recommended

ior

ootimurn

Derfornraloe.

A vent

hose must be

used il the rear

venting oplion

is used.

(lfthis

is not supplied

il can be obtained

from

your

retaiter or

Spares

Centre).

When lront

venting without

a hose a window

must atwavs

be

opened io reduce

condensation,

The

hose must

be fitled securety

into the dryer,

as snown on

lhe

d

agrams on lhe

tfpossibte

it is always

besito con-

nect lhe

hose io a

permanant

outtet

close io ihe

drver

(see

instrucilons

on ne)d

page).

Ensure

that the

end of the hose

is not directed

towards the

air intake grille

al the rear ol the

dryer

lf

pefmanenl

installalion

is not

possibte,

the dryer wil

workjust as

well with

lhe hose

passed

through a

paftty

opened w ndow (See

oragram

on nen

page).

NOTE:The vent

hose should

not exceed 2.4

metres in tenoth.

and should be kept

free ot any

possibte

accumutation

ot f-iuff

lint

(and

water) by frequently

shaking

it out. Atways

ensure

that the hose

is not souashed.

Stacking it

on

your

Washing machine

Venting

options

a

VVErc

to

put

and

vent your

dryer

Venling

Venting

[:[t

gid%y"*ifl

il:::

i?".y;

:Bi;?r":!1t?","ri"?'"1

i if

*;i!

li"if

lj,i il:;siliil:

lii#

liF

q:

p,oposed

pos

tion

tor the

ctryer.

reep

itre

nose

a

nqtil'fi+iiglir'r,fi

"r':ilg;";3.ffi

ii:

i3:""

i,l$J[.ff

i::1f,;:,"""]i3:"m*i

B

??qelg,n9

o-

:.-

rreou.lcy

o

Lsa. r,s

e,.Flic,

rrar

.,

a

crao,

;,":"r|'.

f"'i:".:""

04<

a.p

chec^eo

oo

,od

.

d

,y

,,

o ,",

rr",r

Lt^,^:..?:il,g:r1ry

imporranr

rhal

rhe venr

hose

aoapror

rs ri

ed

ffi:i:?[j:i;ff?;""i:^

any

mo]srure

raden

air irom

berns

N-OTE:

The

dryer

shoutd

not

be

pushed

so

tar

back

that

the

nose"adaptor

is.pu

ed

out of poaition

or the

r,.""

"qiiiir,iill

rne

nose

shoutd.b€

kept

ctear

ot the

air

intake grilte

a;d

kinks

::;:""":jf;*.'o"o

as

these

wil

obstrucr

rh;

r,""e

.i i-p

WABNING:

1.

ENSURETHATTHE

DRYEB

IS AOEQUATELY

V.ENTILATED

ANDTHATTHE

END

OFTHE

VENT

HOSE

-

IS

NOT

DIRECTED

TOWARDS

THE

AIB

INTAKE

DUCI

2.

THE.D.RyEF

MUST

NOT

neCycLe

exnlusr

ara.

3. THEVENT

HOSE

MUST

ALWAYS

BE

FITTED

FOR

OPTIMUM

PEBFOBMANCE.

4.

MAXE

SURETHATTHE

VENT

HOSE

AND

AIF INTAKE

ufi

B'r'.'."6f

'o^'o,I'X.TB""?11",?i""bBElig^,,".

6.

D.O-NOT.DISC}|ARGE

THE

EXHAUST

AIB

INTO

A FLUE

WTIICH

IS USEO

FOB

EXHAUSTING

FUMES

FBOIM

OTHEB

APPLIANCES

BUFNING

GAS

OR OTHER

FUELS.

'o'open

wrooh

\e1-,rg

I

rnurt

be possrbte

tor

the

erd

ot the

I ose

l9J%:f:111if""tly"l'd"

to

p

everir

'^a

r r

o^

"i'.o-o";a

;; ;

How

to

use

your

dryer

1. Plug

in,

swiich

WAFNING:

WHENSWITCIIING

ELECTRICITY

ON

O8

OFF, PLEASE

ENSIJFETHAT

YOUFI{ANOSABE

OFY

2. So your

laun-

"SorlingYour

Laundry")

tdrDE

3 Open

the

door

check

lhai the itulf

the lluif

I lter).

carefu

ly in

the drum

5.

Seleci the

retevant

heal

seltifq

(see

secrron

Sort nq

your

Laundrt

).

When low

heal

s se

ected a

cotoured

lfdicator (on

top

ol switch)wl

be

HIGH HEAT

Buuon

oUT

LOW

HEAT

{Gentle)

6.

(Selecied

models

ofly)

Seleci

Alarm (Buzzer)optiof,

if required

The

buzzer is

selecled

with

ihe swiich

bultof

'lN

and

cance

ted wilh

the bllton

,OUT'.

Button

tN

Aufton

Ot T

7. Se

ecl ihe

progran]me/

drying

The

Conlrols").

lahe

oul tlre laundrv

lhe ilLrff

filier.

L

Sw tch oif

ereclnc

ty and

rernove

WHEN

SWITCHING

ELECIBICITY

ON

OR OFF, PLEASE

ENSUFETIIAT

YOUF

TIANDS

ARE

DFY

lffirlr

v@

Never

sw

ch the

dryer ofl

with a

HOT toact

in the

drum.

You

must lelmin.re

every

programme

with

the

CootTumbte

phase.

The

Controls

-

Basic

Models

(not

2-way Tumble

models)

Heat Switch

(OUT

low heat, IN high

heat)

Indicator

l.

,.

,.i-r

Timer control

Turn the timer

clockwise frorn the

zero

posilion

stighity

past

the

required

iime, then

back to the requifed

time.

The

drying lime for boih

heat seilings is controtted

by the I mer

Oo not rolate

the knob beyond

120 minutes

(maximum

drying time),

or

past

lhe zero

slop. ll

you

have

selected more tirne

than

vou

requ re

turn lhe knob anli-clockwise

io select

the cofrect time required.

This

operation also

starts the dryer,

provided

lhe door is

ctosed and

the machine

is

plugged

in.The"cuideTo

Drying

Times" seciion wittiell

vou

how

much time

vou'll

need

iorvarious loads.

Aboui 10 minues

before ihe

programme

is compteted,

lhe healing

elements will be switched

off and the

programme

enterc the

tina

,Cool

Tumble'phase.

During

lhs

phase

lhe iabric

is cooled. You

shoutd

a ways a low

the dryer to complete

this

phase.

By opening the

door, the dryerwil stop

and

you

can check the

dryness

oi lhe oad a often as

you

wish and, if

you

want,

remove

(oradd)some

iiems

belore lhey arc fully dry.

(This

is

particularly

uselul for a mixed

load where

you

want to iron some ilems,

bui oihers are

to be fulLv

o'ied).

We fecommend that

the cloihes are removed

immediately after

thts

programme

to minimise

creasing.

10

The

Conlrols

-

Reverse

(2-way

Tumble models)

Heat Switch

(OUT

low

heat,lN high heat)

\/

The CoolTumble

phase

A

furn

the limer clockwse io selecl the

required drying time.

The

drying time lor bolh heai seilings is

conlroled by the iimer. All

you

have lo

do

is

turn lhe T mer Contro cockwise

lnli the required time

appears in line with lhe

jndicator

Never wind the timer conlrol

anli-clockwise.

This operalion also sians lhe

dryer,

provided

lhe door is closed

and

lhe machine

is

p

ugged ln.The GuldeTo DryingTimes"

section willieLl

you

how much time

you'll

need for varous loads.

Aboui l0 minutes beiore lhe

programme

is completed, the healing

elemenls will be swltched ofi and

the

programme

eniers the final'Coo

Tumble'phase.

During this

phase

the fabrc

is cooled. You should

always

allow the dryer io complele this

phase.

By opening ihe door,

the dryer will siop and

you

can check lhe

dryness ol ihe load a oiten

as

you

wish and, il

you

want, remove

(or

add)

some

items

before lhey are fuly dry.

(This

is

pariicularly

uselulior

a mixed oad where

you

wafrt lo iron some iterns,

blt others are to be

fully dried).

We recommend thal

the cothes are removed immediately

ths

programme

is linished lo mlnirn

se creasing.

tl

The

Controls

-

Excel

Auto

Sensor

models

Heal

Switch

(OUT

low

heat, tN

high heat)

Sensor

Drying

Light

Programme

options

i) Aulomatic

Drying

,r|arm

swttch

Indicator

To sel

re €q.rired prog'dnme

a

you

nave

lo do .s

lJr 1 the Trme,

uonfior

cro€kwise

rniiti.e

required

setec

on appears

in tine

wil-

he

Indrcator

Never turn

the

llmer control

anti-clockwise.

Th's

ope?lion

atso

slar6lhe

dryer, provioed

lr,e

doo..s

coseo

and

the

machrne is

pluqqed

in.

1

Sensor (Automatic)

Drying

r

(averaoe)

toads

2.

Sensor

{Automatic)

Drying,4 (large)

toads

r. speeoy

tron

uycte

4. Timed

drying (up

to

60 rnrnules)

5. CoolTumble

Pnase

The.S€nsor

Drying programmes

wi automaticalty

dry rnosl

toads

to

lhelully

dry

ready

to wear

condition.This

etimjnales

the need

to

guess

re

dryhg tirres

dnd

saves

energy. High

Heal

MUST

be sele'cted.

rHeat

swilch lN).

To selecl

Sensor

Dryrnq

lu.n fte

setenor

lo

posiion:

B

Jor average

loads

and,4 for

large toads.

,'Sensor'

Drying

average

toads

1 to

3kg Cottons,

Potycotions

or Synlhelics (DryWeighl).

,l

'Sensol

Drying

tarue

toads

3 to skg

Cottons

(Dry

weight)

Whe1 rhe

do-o.,s

ctoseo

tre SF'rsor

Drying

tig'rt wi, gtow

o .id,cale

n11€

s,un.ing.

Whe1 rne

road is

dry. the

serecror

wr

aulomatica y

advance

to

t']e 8 minLte

coot

rJnb,e phase

Note:

'

lf

LOW

(centte)

heat

is setected

tor a

Sensor Drying

programme,

the dryer

wi

advance

to COOL

withoul

drying

lhe load.

.

For acrylics

and acryltc

mixtures,

setect

LOW

heat

and use

nmed

drytng.

.

Small

loacls (less

than 1kg)

must

be driecl

using

the

timed

oryrng

programme.

12

The

Controls

-

Auto

Sensor

models (continued)

I

Sensor

Drying

Light

ii) Speedy

tron

Cycle

iii)Timed

Drying

jv)

CoolTumbte

Phase

A

Th,s

r,ghl

w

I

g'ow

wrer

Senqor

Dryr.g

s

setecred.

.t w.

srop g.ow

ig

wr€. ihe

todo

s o.y

and

rl-e prcq

anrie

aovar

ces

ro tre

Cobr i rno.!

Tl-

s .s

a s,ron

orogramFre

or

aop.o{inate,y

jO

rrinLles

ro

co'ro.lion

previousy

dried

co-res

{See secior'Spee6v

rror

prooramme..r

rr conss's

ot a

oe.iod

of hea'rq

,oloweo

by

a s'ro1.o;,

rmb,e

penoo

(as

deta red

betow).

Select

hjgh

heat

for this progranhe.

r,snourd

nol

be used

on

damp

jo.ds.

as

it is

NOT

a drying

programlhe.

To

se,

lhF reql.

red

me.

at, vo-

t^ave

ro

do

s tur'r

lhe

r|me.

con.rol

crocxwtse

Lrltt

rfe

reoui

ed

-ime

apoe"rs

ir

're

wih

Lre indicator.

Never

rurn

me

timer

controt

anti_ctockwise.

Jffic;1il

i:::

;1"Hi;pidero

Dryins

rimes.wiil

te|

you

lrow

much

Tlis.prcgramme

is

parlicutarty

usefut

in

cases

where

a damp

toad

is

requrred

lor

ironing

or LOW

heat

drying

js

requtred

and

a/so

ior smatl

Abo_Ll

l0

nit

,res

berore

rre

prog,dnTe

ts

conprefeo,

-l-e

lealirg

?lf,iil;,i""*.*"

orr d1o

rhe

pros.anme

e, rF

s rhe ,ra,

coo.

D,uring

ihis

phase.the

Jabric

is

cooted.

you

shouro

atways

a|ow lhe

oryer

10 comptete

thjs

ohase

By open,rq

he doo.

the

dryer

w,[

stoD alo you

cdn

caec,<

lhe dryne.<

or

the load

as otren

as

you

wish

and

rf vo; we

so-ne

remc

berore

rhey

a,"','r

0,",tn,"

"

oJ'I,!o;il"::"i:;,Xli

;'iffi;::o

wt"

e

vo"

warr

ro ''on

sorre,rFns.

oJr

orri

s a

e ro oe

lP:fl1"ryrg, .lh"

ready

sisnar (Atarm)

wil

sound (]t

setecied)

ro

'err.rd

yoL

fl-at

the

ciorhes

are

reaov

ro

-a\e

out.

to

cancet

tuin

tnc

lllj-g-o-

gi g'."=

l.:

"plon

bLnor (ro

f<

ou I

po\.rior)

vve recor,llerd

that

lhe cro("e<

Are reToved

Trreda-eyrhs

programme

ends

to mintmise

creasing.

I

13

Sorting

your

laundry

r.

Aways

separare

aundry inlo

lhe correct

labrc groups

betore

wash ng

and drying.

2

5-F

rl-"

E' 1o,"e,to

eyeqa.

doenao

cnd

bel r'n9.

-tc.

are

l-d

roo

ev r oods. yoL

w't

.o.noty

f;ve

do

F

lhis

br eac'r ren

o.-ora

rt

e *aqrino

sraoe

It is importanl

lo

exlract as

much water;s

p;sstbte

trom

each

tem before

dry ng.This

saves

you

i me

and money.

Typical

load

4. [,4ake

sure thatthe

ilenrs

to be dried

are suitabe

for lumble

d.ring

ord-ro.olrrrpe'equr.ng

opeLrd a-an

on rs-eWds1

Lare LaDets

sectron).

YoL dve ,^r

hooilo.oor5.qr'to/dry6eqhro--aJrd

t.oa s.

|)oL

d'6

d

v19

itaiq

oi

r"1-Tade

fib

p<

svr

he

,

o a, r\tL./.

'1o

.]d\rr..1

odd

.l

oL d I

o. e.ceFd

J-9 6 6 o, drv rarg.

.

Tlrs

d|lla

"

.^

.

t-ar iar

naoF-Jior-.

roo

.e

noro

pcl6

ro

iumo

e ory w Inouf

.reasrng

WAFNING:

CLOTHES

SHOULD

NEVER

BE LoADED

DRIPPINGWET

WARNINGj

DO

NOT OVERLOAD

ASTHTS

COULD

RESULT tN

REDUCED

DBYING

PEFFORMANCE

AND

A POSSTBLE

FIBE

TIAZABD.

To he

p

you

esi

male how nrany

items il

lakes to make

up a

drying

oad th.

fart<

be,ow show

.t

a

w" g,I.

o,

.o1:

everyday

wash nq tems

Blause

Ca on

15Ag soz

othet 1a0g

3'/?az

Jeans

TAAq

tlb 6az

1a Nappes

10AAg 2b

3oz

Shd

Caftan 30Ag 11'taz

Othet

2Mg 7oz

l.Shnt

1259

4 az

Duvet

@vet

Cottan 150a!

3tb 5az

lDouble)

athet

laaoq 2lb

3oz

La@elableclath

70ag

1tb6a2

SnellTabteclath

25Ag

9oz

Ieala||el

1a0g

3fiz

8.th Ta6el

Taag 1b

8a2

Hand lawet

3509 12oz

Dauble

Sheet

SAAq 1b 2oz

Sin1le

Sheet 35ag 12oz

ll yo-

q

oJp

,T"l

.o

ron

o. te.r\-

owerl1q

-an<

w

a

,ynl-"li.

."bI.

oao

-ev

courd oe

o"."rpitr-e

erdo'Ih" orvinoryc!.

Itns

l"pPil's19,gr\elherd1

dddiliorc

s onp.rooo

d.yr

gro

fin

sh lhem ofi.

Wash

Care

Labels

Most

of

today,s

tabrics

can

rroubte

at

at/,

but

there

are

oneo

away

hom

d recl

hear

be

rumbte

dfled

rn

your

Drver

wrrh

cenarf

rabflc

linishes

wh

cfi

slrou d

ilM;ldgsf

ff

'd{i;ff#dru""#rsiry,:,',"r,"*r,ro:s

May

be

iumbie

dried

Tumble

dry

at high

heat

seiling

Tumble

dry

at tow

heal

setring

Typica

O

K

Of:

@

o

rlems

not

suitabte

for

lumbte

drying

'

li"::

;";i,J

"'.

::t"l l:b;i,s,,,,

T:";l:i

;,i'

;li

j,.?;:

-":

:i":ll::"';f;

l:;;i;:or-;no't

annru

"

'r-o't"nc*

,'

o

.

Fibreglass

(e.g

some

iypes

or

curlaifs)

.

items

wh

ch

have

been

dry

cleaned

'

{i""

j;

;.Y?i;

:.ii,[];"q:e.?',

1"

;

:

.i;d."it,

".",.

t::r#"

woo

en

lbre

lo shr

nh

and

d/sto;l

f;fjmefii

wrih

the

rrct

code (see'riems

Bequifins

specral

K

Do

not

tumbre

dry.

;i"*$i$

ji$lfJfi{":illjT!"!"#[:iitTti'8",#,ls

j:r"

I

6ry.i9'14i!ffi@*mEm;

PBocESsiflSUsE

oF

A

rur,,reLE-DRGii

r,,|av

cnelre

e

Items requiring special attention

Blankels and

Bedspreads

The drying requirements of bankets and bedspreads

will,

of course,

vary

lremeidousy

accordlng lo size and weighl. Some, however are

s mpy too big. if

you

have d tficuliy

gelting

lhem inlo lhe Dfyer, ihe

machlne wil have difficu ty dry ng them

properly.

Blankets

(and

Garments) made trom Acrylc

i

bres

(e.9.

Ac lan,

CoLrrtelle, Orion and

Draon) must be dri€d

with specla care or Lo\ir heat seling.

Ovedrying sho!ld

be avolded to ensure heai creas ng does noi

Your dryer

wiLI cope wlth such cloihes very we l, bul

you

should

always read the manuJaciurer's drying instrucuons attached

to the

garmeni

before

you

begin.

Starched

anices should be dried togeiher if the same load to avoid

rhe disrribuiiof of siarch to non-slarched tems.

You shoLrld use a

slighlly heavier slarch solution than

yoLr

would when drying lhe iiems

on lhe wash ng

line. [,4ake sure ihat as much of the solution is

removed from lhe load as

poss

be betore

pacing

it in lhe Dryer.

Bemove the ilems from lhe dryer as soon as

they reach iron ng

dampness. ll lhey are overdred

lhe slarch w ll

powder,

leaving ihe

fabric imp

-

wh

ch rather

defeais the

purpose

ol the exercisel

To make sure all

your

tumble dried clothes conre out really fresh and

soft lre recommend

you

use a liqu d fabric condilloner

in the i nal

rinse oi

your

wash. A llquid fabrc condiloner reslores bounce and

soitness and helps e iminate slatic cling.

garmenIs

Starched articles

WARNING: ON NO ACCOUNT SHOULD LIOUID OR SHEET

FABBIC CONDITIONER BE ADDEDTOTHE DBYER ITSELF,

Home

dry

cleaning Garments wlth the ITCL code

.EX.

may be cleaned using one of ihe

Home Dry Cleaning Kits avalable.

The inslruclions supplied

wllh the Home Dry clean ng Kt musl

be

srricrly

iollowed.

l6

Speedy

hon

Programme.

Selected

models

'Speedy

hon'

rmporlant!

;:iff

flt,:::,';::l;if

;:;J;:ffffiX;

;xt'."J":iiJT#,*''

DFfiod. tt

is d

short

cor dit,on,19 prcgraTrre

hal so,lens

lhe iores

ing

ha.ro,

ng a4d.ror

ng

easierandress

tme

i',"{":%"'"i

Ttrf

#:

:ffi

""J

j

i;:l

:iy"

ns

de on

a rao'a'o,

r:;*r*:#*:l,n:ffi

ffi ***"tdtjtt*t,

qar11e.'ts.d;flicJI

and the.eiore

the

iro'ring

I.me

tongFr.

Oarm;nts

oried

1

any ot

lhe ways

desc,ibeo

aoove

and te-fl

wi

benetir

ir

on

_re

SpeeOi

I The

',Soeedv

tror'cy.re

,s not

a

clrying programme.

ras

been

-

:::3::i

:X

;:#liJj:,iT

"s"f;"'ii.ai

^,""

r;;;-

;;;;

.

Al_r1aler,ats

do

nol

behave in

eladtv

k e

s;me

wdy

whe']

healed.

ii::i{ :r :#!l?::'"0"'in":'.?J,"'::'",ff

';J:iJi,"*

;

;::il;glT;;5:::vnJil,Lvc'e

as was

'ound

on re

no'e'

a

To_obtain

the

best

.esJks

tioT

soeeoy

tro.l.rrs

,llporranl

that

lhe

y":';:fj:fftr:".."fl

i,r.row

dre

nor

exceeoFd

and

hish

heat

is

a For

best

results

we

recommend

garments

should

be

removed

irom

the

dryer

imhediatety

after

the

.Speedy

kon.

programme

to

be hung.

fotded

neatb;r

ironed_

wnen

lnrs rs

not

posstbte

the

.Speedy

kon. programme

shoutd

Becommended

wejghts

and

maleriats

A'arm

sisnar

S#?ff

:iil,'"1,,fii,i::'ilH"1"?l;H,:'i,:fl

i;:iH::.

('

Maximum

load

Colton

and

Conon

mixtures

17

Guide to Drying Times

The amount of

water remaining in

the clothes after

spinning

The type ol fabric

The

quantity

of

clothes to be dried

The heal setting

of lhe room

Bulky items

Pease

note thai lhe Drying Tjmes

stated below and on appliance

control

panel

are a GUIDE only and drylng limes

are alfected byi

Items

such as towelling retajn a lot of water

after spinning, also the

suqgesied wasl'

o ogramne fo. sna I ilems

sucl- as T-S'lirls may

someli,lles inco'pora_e

a

row

spi'1 speed which has rhe

sarre e.lecl.

Your drying load

may conta n lhe same iype ol fabric

but ol dilfercnl

thicknesses. Thinner iierns wiLl

take less time lo drv. Some fabrics.

such as rhose used for

ieans

are o'coser

lellure ihan orlers and

aliholgh Lighl

when dry will be heavy a{ler washing

and spinning.

Single ilems of clothes or small loads may

take disproportionally

longerto

dry.li ls more enercy efiicientto dry larger loads.

As il lakes longer to fully

dry clothes lhan to havo lhem ready lor

ironirg. yoJ

11ay w'sh rc rcnove some clorhes when

lhev a.e sliqh

v

da'rlp:r;ady

bi nonirg and hen conrirJe to dry the reiraiter'Jnl:l

'n" '"Oa'

on ,n"

n"'ln"n,

should te.

you

lhe cor€q neal

sentnq to

select. See Washaare Labels.

li the room

in which the dryer is situated is cold,

yourclothes

willlake

longerio dfy than ifthe

room is warm.

Some bulky items such as

padded

jackets

can be died, with ca€,

and we

do advse that

you

remove these irems

several limes. shale

lher a,rd

returr

lhem ro

the d-ve'. THEBE ABE HOWEVER

SOME

ITEMSTHATWE DO NOT ADVISE YOU

TO DBY SEE'ITEMS NOT

SUITABLE

FOB

TUMBLE DRYING'

Dlyllg

Guide

-

approximale dry ng ilme in minutes

(weights

speciiied are when dry)

corroNs

SYNTHETICS ACFYLICS

Hish Heal High

Heat

Dryng tmes 3oo

'

loooem in washinq

Half

Full Hall Hall

2kg

3ks 5lg rk9 2kg 3kg 1lg 2R9

20 30

35-45 45-60 60-70 70-80 20-30 35-45 45

60

25 40 40-60

Be

carefulnot to All lab cs contain a liiile nalural moisiure

even

when'dry'and

this

overdry

natural moistufe should not be lost il the cloihes are to rcmain sofl

and fluffy.

Cothes thal are dried Jor loo long tend to wlinkle and will

need more lroning than usua

giving you

exlra work

ihai

lhe dryer

was designed lo remove.

18

How

to remove

and

clean

the

fluffiter

To remove

lhe fitter

WAFNING:

NEVEF

USE

SHEET

FAB-

FIC

CONDITIONEB.IT

MAY

FALL

INTO

THE

FILTER

AND FESTFICTTHE

AIF-

FLOWTHROUGH

THE DBYEF

A vefy

lmpotunt pan

ot

yolr

dryer

is the

lluii i 1er

at

lne ronl

edge

oi the

drLm lts

there

to traD

the oarti.

cles oi linl

and llufi

whch

are

nofmalv

blown aw^v

whef

cothes

are

dried on

the washrno

t;e.

il rhe llrer

3

a

towed

ro

be.ome

btocrad.

lhe

Dassa.-"

ol warm

an rhrouqh

the

drum w tbe

severey

esr;l_

eo

n5 means your

ctothe5

w trate

much

onoe

rhan

norma

lo

dry and

the cost

of

drying them

w[

be

m.reaseo.

r may

atso

damage

your

drver.

5ma tems

eq

babies

so.ts

may ra

onrolhetirer

WAFNING:

Do NoT

oPERATE

rrIE

oEGn

WITHOUT

CLEANTNGTHE

FILTEF

AFTEF

EACH DFYING

CYCLE,

FAILURETO

CLEAN

THE

FILTEB

II'AY

NESULT

IN A FIFE

HAZAFD.

Grp

the cenlre

rib

and

pu

llhe

tilier

upwards

and

tor

wards

lhrough

the doorseat(see

daoramt

Open the

iiter,

and renrove

the

ftuii t-hat

h;s

co[ecred

Wash

orvac!um

ctean

rhe iiter

occasionaiy

Don

l be

aiarmed

by the

amolnt

oiiiufi

vou;av iind on

lhe

firer rs

parr

ot rhe wFaring

*asti

nq

anil

ctryrnq

process

IVARNING:

DO

NOT

OPERATETHE

DFYEF

WITHOUTTHE

FILTEFT

IN POSITION.

rr

s essentia

thal

the ter

is replaced

cotrecliv

ttmust

be J

ned so

that lhe

symbots,

shoM

on rhetiti;rabove.

ra.e rowards

the

fronl

ot rhe

dryer Ensure

rhe

titier

is

ru[y

rocated

into

the

tumbte

dryer

duct.

Caring

for

your

Dryer

Your lumble dryer needs very littLe attention. The

lollowing simple

steps w I keep I

performing

we L

When finished

Switch

off

electricity and remove

plug.

After each load Always clean ihe filier and lurn the

drurn by hand to check that small

llems like handkerchiefs do nol

gei

rn ssed.

As necessary

Clean exterior metal and

plast

c sudaces wllh a damp cloih or silicon

pollsh

only. Regularly check and clean il

necessary, thevenl hose and

any

permaneni

veniing iixiure lo ensurc ihaiihere

has been no accu-

mulaiion of llufi or lint during the drying

process.

Clean i ufi lrom the area below the flu{tlilter and the rear venl tube.

Do not

use abrasive cleaners, scouing agents, acids, chlorjne

bleach

or

rneta

polish

1o clean any

paft

o1lhe machlne.These could

clamage ihe machlne.

Lubrication

Your tumble dryer uses special beafing componenls. Lubricailon by

the

User

is nol

aecessary and musl not be atlempted.

We sirongly recommend ihat ai

appliances are regularly checked for

eeclrical and mechanica safeiy.

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