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Before plugging the dryer into a power outlet make sure that:
1. the value of your mains voltage is the same as the value indicated on the rating plate
on the front of the machine;
2. the counter, limiter valve, supply line and power outlet are all to standard and suit-
ably sized to resist the maximum load required; the power and input current values
are given on the rating plate;
3. the power outlet and plug are compatible without using reductions, multiple sockets,
adapters or extensions;
4. it is a legal requirement that the appliance be connected to an earth system.
If the power line is damaged, it must be replaced with a special cable or kit avail-
able from the manufacturer or customer service.
THE MANUFACTURER DECLINES ALL RESPONSIBILITY FOR DAMAGE
CAUSED TO PERSONS OR PROPERTY THROUGH NON OBSERVANCE OF
THESE BASIC SAFETY REGULATIONS.
Select laundry by size, type of fabric and degree of drying required. Don’t mix large
and small items, even if of the same fabric.A handkerchief obviously dries more quick-
ly than a bath towel.
Your dryer has a 112 litre drum with a drying capacity of:
6 kg. of resistant fabrics (cotton, linen)
3 kg. of delicate fabrics (synthetic fabrics)
The table below gives the weights of certain items of laundry.
Laundry type Approximate Laundry type Approximate
in grams weight weight in grams
Bath robe 1250 Napkin 120
Towel 220 Lady’s blouse 120
Teacloth 100 Man’s shirt 200
Double sheet 1300 Short underpants 100
Single sheet 700 Long underpants 250
Pillowcase 250 Lady’s underwear 100
Duvet cover 1100 Lady’s nightdress 200
Tablecloth 270 Man’s pyjamas 500