Brandt EFH303K Owner's manual

Type
Owner's manual
2
H
Overzicht van de machine
Bedieningspaneel
In hoogte verstelbare voeten
Stroomkabel
Typeplaatje
Pluizenzeef
(in de deur)
Afzuigaansluitingen
Afzuigslang
Programmakeuzeschakelaar Weergave van het programmaverloop
Weergave van de tijdselectie*
Starttoets
Deuropener
Tijdkeuzetoets*
(*al naar model)
Controlweergave
Extra functies
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Programmatabel
Verzorgingssymbool
Wasgoed
Programma
Hoeveelheid wasgoed (kg)
Extra functie
Tijdkeuze
(al naar model)
Kort
Lage temperatuur
Kreuk-beveiliging
Zoemer
Witte was/Bonte was
Duurzame stoffen uit
katoen en linnen
Extradroog 6,0
(
:
2,5)
Kastdroog
Lichtvochtig
Strijkdroog
Mangeldroog
Kreukherstellend
Synthetische stoffen
(polyester, polyamide)
en gemengde stoffen
(met katoen)
Extradroog 2,5
Kastdroog
Strijkdroog
Mangeldroog
Speciale programma’s
Synthetische stoffen,
katoen of mengweefsel
Gemengd was-
goed
2,5
Wol die wasmachine-
geschikt is
Wolwas (4
min) 2,0
Tijdprogramma’s
Was die nagedroogd
dient te worden of kleine
gelijksoortige wasstukken
60 min zie
boven
40 min
20 min
Was die kort gelucht
dient te worden
Luchten (10
min) zie
boven
kortere droogtijd, voor kleine washoeveelheden
geringer verwarmvermogen, langere programmaduur, voor gevoelige textielstoffen
max. 2 uren extra opschudden na programma-einde
geen signaaltoon bij programma-einde en anti-kreuk-fase
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Technische gegevens en verbruiksgegevens
Lading (droog gewicht)
Witte was/Bonte was
Witte was/Bonte was Kort
Kreukherstellend
Gemengd wasgoed
Wolwas
max. 6,0 kg
max. 2,5 kg
max. 2,5 kg
max. 2,5 kg
max. 2,0 kg
Droogsysteem Afzuig, vochtigheidsgeregeld
Afmetingen
Hoogte / hoogte voor onderbouwinstallatie
Breedte
Diepte / diepte voor onderbouwinstallatie
Diepte met geopende deur
Hoogteverstelling van de voetjes
85,0 cm / 82,0 cm
59,5 cm
57,5 cm / 55,0 cm
106,5 cm
1 cm
Leeggewicht ca. 40 kg
Elektrische aansluiting
Spanning
Aansluitwaarde
Zekering
230 V ~ 50 Hz
2700 W
16 A
Afzuigaansluiting
Doorsnede
Lengte voor de afzuigslang
Lengte voor de afzuigbuis
min. 10 cm
max. 8,0 m
max. 10,0 m
Verbruikswaarden
1)
Witte was/Bonte was Kastdroog
Witte was/Bonte was Kastdroog
2) 3)
Witte was/Bonte was Strijkdroog
Witte was/Bonte was Strijkdroog
2)
Kreukherstellend Kastdroog
2)
bij centrifuge- Energie Tijd
toerental
1400 min
-1
: 3,0 kWh 78 min.
800 min
-1
: 4,0 kWh 100 min.
1400 min
-1
: 2,2 kWh 60 min.
800 min
-1
: 3,3 kWh 82 min.
1000 min
-1
: 1,2 kWh 40 min.
1)
Onder normvoorwaarden berekende richtgetallen. Al naar centrifugetoerental, wassoort
en omgevingscondities zijn afwijkingen van t/m 10 % mogelijk.
2)
Controleprogramma’s volgens DIN EN 61121.
3)
Standaardprogramma voor energielabel.
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Programmtabelle
Pflegesymbol
Wäscheart
Programm
Wäschemenge (kg)
Zusatzfunktion
Zeitvorwahl
(je nach Modell)
Kurzprogramm
Schonen
Knitterschutz
Signal-Abwahl
Koch-/ Buntwäsche
Strapazierfähige Tex-
tilien aus Baumwolle und
Leinen
Extratrocken 6,0
(
:
2,5)
Schranktrocken
Leichttrocken
Bügeltrocken
Mangeltrocken
Pflegeleicht
Synthetiks (Polyester,
Polyamid) und Mischge-
webe (mit Baumwolle)
Extratrocken 2,5
Schranktrocken
Bügeltrocken
Mangeltrocken
Spezialprogramme
Synthetiks, Baumwolle
oder Mischgewebe
Mischwäsche 2,5
Wolle, die waschmaschi-
nengeeignet ist
Wolle finish
(4
min)
2,0
Zeitprogramme
Wäsche, die nachge-
trocknet werden soll,
oder kleine gleichartige
Wäschestücke
60 min wie
oben
40 min
20 min
Wäsche, die kurz ausge-
lüftet werden soll
Lüften kalt
(10
min)
wie
oben
kürzere Trocknungszeit, für kleine Wäschemengen
geringere Heizleistung, längere Programmdauer, für empfindliche Textilien
max. 2 Stunden zusätzliche Auflockerung nach Programmende
kein Signalton bei Programmende und Knitterschutzphase
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Technische Daten und Verbrauchswerte
Füllmenge (Trockengewicht)
Koch-/ Buntwäsche
Koch-/ Buntwäsche Kurzprogramm
Pflegeleicht
Mischwäsche
Wolle finish
max. 6,0 kg
max. 2,5 kg
max. 2,5 kg
max. 2,5 kg
max. 2,0 kg
Trockensystem Abluft, feuchtigkeitsgesteuert
Abmessungen
Höhe / Höhe für Unterbau
Breite
Tiefe / Tiefe für Unterbau
Tiefe bei geöffneter Tür
Höhenverstellung der Füße
85,0 cm / 82,0 cm
59,5 cm
57,5 cm / 55,0 cm
106,5 cm
1 cm
Leergewicht ca. 40 kg
Elektrischer Anschluss
Spannung
Anschlusswert
Absicherung
230 V ~ 50 Hz
2700 W
16 A
Abluftanschluss
Durchmesser
Länge für Abluftschlauch
Länge für Abluftrohr
min. 10 cm
max. 8,0 m
max. 10,0 m
Verbrauchswerte
1)
Koch-/ Buntwäsche schranktrocken
Koch-/ Buntwäsche schranktrocken
2) 3)
Koch-/ Buntwäsche bügeltrocken
Koch-/ Buntwäsche bügeltrocken
2)
Pflegeleicht schranktrocken
2)
bei Schleuder- Energie Zeit
drehzahl
1400 min
-1
: 3,0 kWh 78 Min.
800 min
-1
: 4,0 kWh 100 Min.
1400 min
-1
: 2,2 kWh 60 Min.
800 min
-1
: 3,3 kWh 82 Min.
1000 min
-1
: 1,2 kWh 40 Min.
1)
Unter Normbedingungen ermittelte Richtwerte. Je nach Schleuderdrehzahl, Wäscheart
und Umgebungsbedingungen sind Abweichungen bis 10% möglich.
2)
Prüfprogramm nach DIN EN 61121.
3)
Standardprogramm für Energiekennzeichnungsetikett.
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Please read first!
Dear customer,
With the purchase of this appliance you
have made a decision for up-to-date dryer
technology – high quality, long service life,
high reliability and an optimum in operat-
ing convenience.
At first, please check if the appliance
was received undamaged.
If a transport damage is noticed, notify
your supplier immediately; do not op-
erate the appliance!
These operating instructions...
…are intended to help you operate this
appliance quickly and safely.
Read the instructions – before installa-
tion and initial operation of this appli-
ance.
Pay special attention to the safety in-
formation.
Keep the instructions for future refer-
ence.
If you sell this appliance pass on the
instructions to the new owner.
Explanatory note on symbols
Throughout these instructions the follow-
ing symbols are used:
B
High voltage! Risk of electric shock!
A
Risk of other personal injury or proper-
ty damage.
3
Important information or useful ad-
vise.
CONTENTS
Machine Overview ..............................49
Safety First........................................... 50
Disposal ...............................................50
Installation...........................................50
The proper location .......................... 50
Vent exhaust air out of doors!........... 51
Built-under installation...................... 51
Washer/dryer combination ............... 52
Levelling...........................................52
Changing hinge position .................. 52
Electrical connection......................... 52
The first time .................................... 52
Before Drying ...................................... 52
What can be dried ............................ 52
What must not be dried.................... 53
The right amount .............................53
The door ..........................................53
Programmes ........................................ 53
Programme selector.......................... 53
Standard programmes...................... 53
Special programmes ........................ 54
Timed programmes ......................... 54
Optional Functions.............................. 54
Buttons............................................. 54
Short programme ............................ 54
Moderate ........................................ 54
Anti-crease ....................................... 54
Buzzer mute .................................... 55
Child-proof lock................................ 55
Time delay .......................................... 55
Aborting a time-delay.......................56
Programme progress indicator...........56
Indicator lamp.....................................56
After drying.........................................57
Fluff filter .......................................... 57
Drum ribs .........................................57
AT A GLANCE ...................................... 58
Preparation and start ........................ 58
Changing the programme................ 58
Aborting a programme..................... 58
Adding more laundry........................ 58
Laundry final drying.......................... 58
Programme end ...............................58
Programme table ................................ 59
Trouble Shooting ................................60
Technical Specifications /
Water and Energy Consumption ........61
XT0010E.FM
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Machine Overview
Control panel
Levelling feet
Power cable
Programme selector Programme progress indicator
Indicator lamp
Time delay indicators*
Start button
Optional functions
Rating label
Fluff filter
(inside the door)
Exhaust outlets
Door opener
Vent tube
Time delay button*
(*depending on model)
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Safety First
Intended use
This appliance shall only be used for
drying and airing of clothing labelled
suitable for tumble drying.
The care information in the clothing
must be followed.
This appliance is not intended for
commercial use.
Safety information
A
Do not operate the appliance togeth-
er with furnaces (gas-, oil-, coal-fired)
or fireplaces. The airflow may aspirate
their exhaust fumes, withdraw oxygen
and extinguish flames. Poisoning haz-
ard!
A
Operate appliance only in well venti-
lated, low dust rooms. Do not block or
cover the appliance's vent slots.
This appliance must be connected to a
properly installed earthed outlet, pro-
tected by a fuse of adequate capacity.
B
Do not operate the appliance if the
power cable or power cable plug are
damaged or the appliance shows any
other faults! Risk of electric shock!
Never touch the power cable plug
with wet hands! Never pull on the ca-
ble to unplug, always pull on the plug
only.
A
Do not reach into the drum while the
appliance is heating up. Risk of scald-
ing by the hot and moist textiles!
Keep children away from the appli-
ance! Electric appliances are no toys.
A
Textiles treated with cleaning materials
or having been dry cleaned must not
be dried in the appliance after-
wards.The vapours generated may
cause a risk of fire or explosion, poison-
ing hazard or damage to the appliance!
Periodically clean all important parts
of the appliance (see "After drying…").
Operating safety, drying time and en-
ergy consumption depend on such
periodical cleaning.
In case of malfunctions which cannot
be rectified by the information con-
tained in this manual:
Turn appliance OFF, unplug, notify
the customer service.
B
Never attempt to repair the appliance
yourself! You could endanger your
own life and the life of other users!
Only authorised electricians, such as
our service technicians, are permitted
to repair electric appliances.
Disposal
Where to leave the packaging?
A
The plastic wrapping must not get in-
to the hands of children! Risk of suffo-
cation!
The packaging is made of materials which
can be recycled.
Separate the packing material by type:
Styropor
®
parts and plastic wrap-
ping go to a valuable substance col-
lection point;
battens go into bulky refuse.
3
The packaging is not to be disposed of
in the regular household refuse!
What to do with the old appliance?
Dispose of your old appliance in an envi-
ronmentally friendly manner.
Ask you dealer or your local refuse col-
lection service how to best dispose of
your old appliance.
A
Before giving the appliance into bulky
refuse, disconnect it from the mains,
cut off the power cable and disable
the door lock – so children will not be
endangered.
Installation
The proper location
For drying the appliance requires a suffi-
cient supply of clean, cool room air.
A
Do not operate the appliance together
with furnaces (gas-, oil-, coal-fired) or
fireplaces. The airflow may aspirate their
exhaust fumes, withdraw oxygen and
extinguish flames. Poisoning hazard!
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A
Operate the appliance only in well
ventilated, low dust rooms. Do not
block or cover the appliance's vent
slots.
A
The floor must have a sufficient load-
bearing capacity! If, for example, you
are stacking a washer and the dryer,
this combination can – when loaded –
reach a total weight of 160 kg.
Important:
Place appliance on an even and level
floor only.
Do not stand appliance on the power
cable.
Keep at least 1 cm distance to walls or
other furniture.
Vent exhaust air out of doors!
The appliance has three exhaust outlets, at
the rear and the side panels; the side out-
lets are closed by removable covers.
A
The exhaust air should not be simply
led into the room, since the high hu-
midity may cause longterm damage
to walls and furniture.
Connect the vent tube with the 90°
offset connector to one of the exhaust
air outlets.
The two other outlets not used must
be closed by the covers.
The vent tube
can be run through an open window
to the outside;
can be connected to a wall-mount
vent.
A
The exhaust air must not be led into
flues or chimneys of fireplaces. Check
with your chimney sweeper or heating
engineer.
Instead of the vent tube vent pipes
can be used. The diameter should be
at least 10 cm.
Tube or pipe, respectively, should be
routed in the straightest and most di-
rect pathoutdoors, i.e. with the fewest
number of elbows and turns, as these
hamper airflow.
The maximum length of a straight
routed tube/pipe is given in the chart
below.
For each elbow and other obstructions
the respective value shown is to be de-
ducted from the maximum length.
Built-under installation
This appliance can be installed under a
worktop.
For this a special top cover is required
(stock no. AP 1000), available at the
customer service or specialised trade.
Hose Pipe
Max. length 8.0 m 10.0 m
less…
1 elbow 45° – 1.0 m – 0.3 m
1 elbow 90° – 1.8 m – 0.6 m
1 elbow 90° short turn – 2.7 m
1 wall-mount vent* – 2.0 m – 2.0 m
* with automatic louvers
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B
Only authorised specialists are permit-
ted to carry out a built-under installa-
tion. Risk of electric shock!
Washer/dryer combination
This appliance can be put on top of any of
our washing machines.
A special stacking kit is required (stock
no. MBS 1000), available at the cus-
tomer service or specialised trade.
Levelling
Adjust feet until the appliance is level
and does not rock. Checking with a
spirit level is recommended.
Important:
Adjust by the feet only, do not use
wooden wedges or similar. Never re-
move the feet!
Changing hinge position
If you wish to open the door to the other
side, you can have the hinge position
changed from left hand to right hand or
vice versa by our customer service.
Electrical connection
Connect the appliance to a properly in-
stalled earthed outlet, protected by a fuse
of adequate capacity.
Important:
The connection must conform to the
applicable regulations in your country
and of your local Electricity Board.
The power cable plug must be accessi-
ble after installation.
For a firmly fixed connection a master
switch with at least 3 mm contact
clearance must be used.
Voltage and fuse rating of the appli-
ance is stated on the rating label (on
the rear panel and behind the door).
3
Note down the appliance's model and
identification number from the rat-
ing label, in case you need help from
customer service.
The stated voltage must match with
your mains voltage.
Connection by extension cables or trail-
ing sockets is not permitted.
When connecting to the mains, the
programme selector must be set to
»Stop«.
B
A damaged power cable must be re-
placed by an authorised qualified elec-
trician. Until the appliance has been
repaired it must not be operated! Risk
of electric shock!
The first time
To remove any possible residue from
production wipe out the drum with a
moist cloth before the first drying cycle.
During the first drying cycle there may
be an annoyance caused by bad smell.
Before Drying
What can be dried
The laundry should be spin-dried as
much as possible – to the extent per-
missible for the respective fabric.
A
Always observe the care symbols
shown on the garment labels!
Tumble dry only textiles labelled ac-
cordingly – and only with the appro-
priate drying programme.
Only woollens suitable for machine
wash may be put in the dryer; the cor-
responding special programme will
not dry but nicely soften it.
If possible load textiles of the same
kind; thin tea towels will dry much
quicker than thick bath towels.
Care symbols for drying
Suitable for drying at high
temperature:
Hot wash / coloured cottons,
cotton, linen
Suitable for drying at re-
duced temperature:
Easy-care synthetics (polyes-
ter, polyamide); mixed fabrics
(with cotton)
Drying in dryer not possible:
Sensitive fabrics (viscose, silk,
etc.); curtains
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Remove metal parts (buckles, etc.) or
put textiles in a linen bag or similar.
Empty pockets, remove all foreign ob-
jects (coins, pens, etc.). Close zippers,
hooks and eyes.
What must not be dried
A
Do not load dripping wet laundry in
the dryer. The dryer may be damaged,
and the energy consumption will be
excessively high.
Sensitive fabrics (silk, curtains, etc.)
may crease.
Downfilled textiles (pillows, duvets)
are not suitable.
Air-tight (rubberized) textiles.
Foam or rubber parts (shoulder pads
and the like) might deform and dam-
age laundry or appliance.
Textiles that were treated with clean-
ers or dry-cleaned.
A
The vapours generated may cause a
risk of fire or explosion, poisoning haz-
ard or damage to the appliance!
The right amount
The maximum load capacity depends
on the textile type and the corre-
sponding drying programme.
A
Please note the information given in
the "Programme Table"! Overloading
the drum has an adverse effect on the
drying result.
3
Always try to utilise the maximum
load capacity.
The door
To open, push the door opener above
the door.
Put laundry loosely in the drum.
Close the door; push against the door
until you hear the door lock engage.
Take care no textiles are caught by the
door.
Programmes
Programme selector
The programme selector can be turned ei-
ther clockwise or counter-clockwise.
3
With the programme selector the ap-
pliance is turned on; the programme,
however, will start only when the
»Start« button is pressed.
3
At any time changing to a different
programme within a programme
group (e.g. »White/coloured cottons
«) is possible.
When changing to a different pro-
gramme group the programme stops;
in that case the »Start« button
must be pressed again.
For detailed information about the individ-
ual drying programmes, refer to the "Pro-
gramme table".
A
Always choose a programme suitable
for the textile type.
Observe the care symbols shown on
the garment labels!
Standard programmes
Depending on the textile type, several
standard programmes are available:
White/coloured cottons:
Drying at high temperature.
Easy-care:
Drying at reduced temperature.
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Each standard programme offers different
drying levels to be chosen.
3
Select drying level only as high as ab-
solutely necessary. This will treat the
textiles with care and limits the energy
consumption.
Special programmes
A number of special programmes are also
available:
Mixed fabrics:
Gentle drying at reduced temperature
and a medium drying level; for textiles
of the same kind of synthetics, cotton
or blended fabrics.
Woollens finish:
Extra gentle drying at an reduced tem-
perature and limited programme du-
ration of approx. 4 minutes; this will
not dry but nicely soften the fabric.
Timed programmes
For final drying or airing your washing sev-
eral timed programmes are available.
60 min,
40 min,
20 min:
Drying at a reduced temperature; the
drying cycle will always end after the
chosen time has elapsed, irrespective
of the drying level.
Airing cool:
Airing without hot air, programme du-
ration 10 minutes.
Drying level Result
Extra dry thick, multi-layer tex-
tiles: dried ready for
the linen cupboard
Linen cup-
board dry
regular textiles: dried
ready for the linen cup-
board
Moderate
dry
requiring none or only
slight ironing
Ironing dry requiring regular iron-
ing
Mangle dry slightly moist, requir-
ing mangling
Optional Functions
Buttons
3
Depending on the selected pro-
gramme – see "Programme Table" –,
specific optional functions can be acti-
vated by pressing a button.
Press the required buttons before
starting the programme.
A combination of functions which
does not make sense cannot be cho-
sen; a buzzer will sound a warning.
Each enabled optional function is indi-
cated by an indicator light.
Short programme
This button reduces the drying cycle – and
saves energy.
You should load a maximum of
2.5 kg of textiles of the same kind.
Otherwise the textiles will not dry
evenly.
Moderate
This button reduces the heating capacity –
and lengthens the drying time.
Use this function for delicate, temper-
ature-sensitive textiles.
3
Delicates can be dried using the
»Easy-care « programme, if the
»Moderate « button is pressed.
Anti-crease
If the textiles cannot be removed from the
dryer after completion of the drying cycle,
pressing this button will separate and
smooth your drying to reduce creasing.
3
Throughout this anti-crease stage the
drum rotates briefly every 30 seconds
for 2 hours; at the same time a buzzer
sounds.
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If the buzzer sound is inconvenient, it
can be muted (see below).
You may remove the textiles at any
time and end the programme.
There is no need to press the button
again for the next drying cycle, be-
cause the dryer remembers this setting.
However, this option is automatically
disabled when the »Woollens finish
« programme is chosen.
Buzzer mute
At programme end and throughout the
anti-crease stage (see above) a buzzer
sounds.
If this is inconvenient to you, press this
button to mute the buzzer.
3
The alarm for incorrect combinations
of functions is not disabled.
There is no need to press the button
again for the next drying cycle, be-
cause the dryer remembers this setting.
Child-proof lock
With the child-proof lock the appliance
can be made child-proof.
To activate the child-proof lock:
1. Set the programme selector to »White/
coloured cottons Extra dry «.
2. Press and hold both buttons indicated
by the arrows for approx. 5 seconds,
until the indicators next to and below
the buttons start flashing.
3. Set the programme selector to »Stop«.
3
The appliance can now still be turned
on, but not started.
To deactivate the child-proof lock:
1. Set the programme selector to »White/
coloured cottons Extra dry «; the
indicators next to and below the but-
tons will start flashing.
2. Press and hold both buttons indicated
by the arrows for approx. 5 seconds,
until the indicators stop flashing.
Time delay
(Feature depending on model)
Using the delay-timer function the pro-
gramme start can be delayed by 3, 6 or
9 hours.
A
As the appliance will then dry unat-
tended – i.e. acting as heater – you
should prepare and set the dryer with
special care!
Here's how to proceed:
1. Check to see that
the vent slots are not blocked,
the fluff filter is cleaned,
the vent tube is correctly fitted.
2. Load laundry and close the door.
3. Set programme selector and, if de-
sired, choose optional functions.
Now one of the indicators »Drying
« or »Airing « is illuminated.
4. Press the »Time delay « button re-
peatedly until the desired delay is indi-
cated:
»3h« (indicator »Stop/ «),
»6h« (indicator »Airing «),
»9h« (indicator »Drying «),
Time delay off.
If the delay-timer is activated one of
the indicators flashes.
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5. Press the »Start« button. The
buzzer sounds, one of the indicators
begins to flash, the delay timer starts.
3
During the time-delay period more
laundry can be added.
After adding the »Start« button
must be pressed again.
Aborting a time-delay
An active delay timer can be stopped at
any time:
1. Set the programme selector to »Stop«
and wait approx. 2 seconds.
2. Then set the programme selector to
the desired programme again.
3. Press the »Start« button. The pro-
gramme will start.
Programme progress
indicator
This row of indicators indicate the progress
of the running programme.
When you set a programme, one of
the indicators will light indicating that
the appliance is turned on.
When the delay timer is active (de-
pending on model, see above) one of
the indicators flashes indicating the
approximate time until the pro-
gramme starts.
When the programme is running, one
of the indicators is illuminated or
flashing indicating the current pro-
gramme stage:
»Drying «
is illuminated during the actual heat-
ing phase of a drying programme.
»Airing «
is illuminated during the 10 minute
cooling down stage or the pro-
gramme »Airing cool « was chosen.
»Stop/Anti-crease «
flashes while the anti-crease stage is
active (see optional function »Anti-
crease «);
is illuminated when the programme
end is reached.
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If multiple indicators are illuminated
or flashing a misoperation or fault has
occurred (see "Trouble shooting").
Indicator lamp
This indicator reminds you that it is time to
look after your appliance.
»Clean fluff filter «
is illuminated at programme end to
remind you to clean the fluff filter (see
"Fluff filter").
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After drying...
Fluff filter
Fluff balls are rubbed off by wearing the
clothes – not by drying. When drying,
these fluff balls are trapped in the fluff fil-
ter.
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It is absolutely necessary to clean the
fluff filter after every drying cycle.
To clean the fluff filter:
1. Open the door.
2. Pull the fluff filter out of the door.
3. Carefully remove the fluff balls – by
hand or with a soft, dry cloth.
4. Insert fluff filter the right way round.
Drum ribs
At the rips on the inside of the drum are
moisture sensors, signalling to the appli-
ance when the textiles are dry.
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Clean drum ribs
after approx. 20 drying cycles, or
four times a year.
To clean the drum ribs:
1. Open the door. Wait for the appliance
to cool down.
2. Wipe all drum ribs with a soft cloth
moistened with vinegar. Wipe dry with
a soft cloth.
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Do not use solvents, naphtha or simi-
lar! Fire or explosion hazard!
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AT A GLANCE
Preparation and start
1. Put laundry in the drum and close the
door.
2. Set the programme selector.
3. If desired:
Press button(s) of desired optional
function(s),
set delay timer (depending on
model).
4. Press the »Start« button.
Changing the programme
1. Set the programme selector to the
new programme.
2. If the programme stops (when chang-
ing from one programme group to
another, e.g. from »White/coloured
cottons « to »Easy-care «):
Press the »Start« button.
Aborting a programme
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Do not turn appliance off during the
heating phase (indicator »Drying «
is on). Risk of heat accumulation!
1. Set the programme selector to »Airing
cool «.
2. Press the »Start« button.
3. Wait for the programme cycle to end.
Adding more laundry
3
This makes only sense at the begin-
ning of a drying cycle, otherwise the
result will be a mixture of not quite
dry and too much dried textiles.
1. Put laundry in the drum and close the
door.
2. Press the »Start« button.
Laundry final drying
1. Set the programme selector to one of
the timed programmes »60 min«,
»40 min« or »20 min«.
2. Press the »Start« button.
Programme end
The programme cycle has completed
when the indicators »Stop/ « and »Clean
fluff filter « are illuminated.
3
Throughout the anti-crease stage (at
activated optional function »Anti-
crease «) the indicator »Stop/ «
flashes. The programme can then be
ended at any time.
1. Open door, remove laundry, check
drum for foreign objects.
2. Set the programme selector to »Stop«.
3. After every drying cycle:
Clean the fluff filter (see "Fluff fil-
ter").
4. After approx. 20 drying cycles or
four times a year:
Clean drum ribs (see "Drum ribs").
5. When required:
Clean housing and fascia using a
soft cloth and a mild soap; wipe dry
with a soft cloth.
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Do not use scrubbers and scouring
powders! They will damage the plastic
parts and enamel.
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Programme table
Care symbol
Textile type
Programme
Maximum load (kg)
Optional function
Time delay
(depending on model)
Short programme
Moderate
Anti-crease
Buzzer mute
White/coloured cottons
Long wearing cotton
and linen textiles
Extra dry 6.0
(
:
2.5)
Linen cupboard dry
Moderate dry
Ironing dry
Mangle dry
Easy-care
Synthetics (polyester,
polyamide); mixed fab-
rics (with cotton)
Extra dry 2.5
Linen cupboard dry
Ironing dry
Mangle dry
Special programmes
Synthetics, cotton or
blended fabric
Mixed fabrics 2.5
Machine-wash woollens Woollens finish
(4
min)
2.0
Timed programmes
Laundry to be finished
dried, or small similar
textiles
60 min as
above
40 min
20 min
Laundry to be briefly
aired
Airing cool
(10
min)
as
above
reduced drying time, for smaller amounts of laundry
reduced temperature, longer drying cycle, for delicate textiles
maximum 2 hours extra anti-crease stage after programme end
no audible signal at programme end and during the anti-crease stage
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Trouble Shooting
Let us help you!
If you cannot solve the problem yourself contact our customer service. Have the model and
identification number as per rating label handy.
If you notice… check…
Appliance cannot be turned on or
programme will not start
Programme selected? »Start« button pressed?
Door properly closed?
Power cable plug plugged in?
Mains fuse for this outlet intact?
Appliance does not react to input Combination of optional functions not possible.
Child-proof lock activated?
If fault persists: unplug, wait a few seconds before
plugging in again.
One of the programme progress
indicators flashes, the
programme appears to hang.
Time delay active (depending on model).
Indicator »Stop/ « flashes,
buzzer sounds*
Anti-crease stage is active (duration 2 hours).
Turn appliance off and take the laundry out.
Indicator »Stop/ « is on,
buzzer sounds*
Programme end reached.
Turn appliance off and take the laundry out.
Indicator »Clean fluff filter «
is on
Clean fluff filter.
Indicator »Clean fluff filter «
and all programme progress
indicators are flashing, buzzer
sounds*
Continuous operation limiter tripped (after 3 hours of
continuous operation).
Turn appliance off, then on again.
If fault persists: turn appliance off and contact the cus-
tomer service.
Programme stops without
apparent reason
Programme group changed? Press the »Start« button.
Did a power failure occur? Press the »Start« button.
Drum interior light (depending
on model) does not work
Programme selector set to »Stop«?
Lamp faulty? Contact customer service.
Laundry too moist or drying time
too long
Drum overloaded? See "Programme table".
Make sure of good ventilation. Check vent slots.
Check vent tube and wall mount vent, if necessary.
Clean fluff filter.
Clean drum ribs.
Finish dry with a suitable timed programme.
Textiles are shrunk, felted,
damaged
Dry only textiles labelled suitable for tumble drying.
Dry only with a programme suitable for the particular
textile type.
* for 2 hours
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