Operation; Arranging Laundry For Drying; User Tips; Air Flow - Asko DC7774V User Manual

OPERATION

ARRANGING LAUNDRY FOR DRYING

There are three sections with hangers in the
cabinet. Each section has a number of rails
for hanging laundry.

Hang the items in the drying cabinet
according to how much space they require
- not according to their weight.

For most effi cient drying, do not lay item
fl at on the upper hanger section.

Long items of clothing closest to the
walls of the cabinet and shorter items
towards the centre of the cabinet. The
most effi cient drying results are achieved
by hanging the items in this way.

Fold up the two bottom hanger sections
if long items are to be dried.

Hang gloves, caps, scarves and similar
items on the door hangers/glove hangers
on the inside of the door.

To make it easier, extend the hanger sec-
tion when hanging laundry.

Do not overload the drying cabinet. If
you do, the laundry will become creased
and dry unevenly. Instead, leave a space
between the items of clothing if possible.

If there is a risk of particular items shedding
colour, free space should be left around
them.

Avoid drying heavy items of clothing to-
gether with lighter items as they have very
different drying times.

Do not hang knitted items. These will
stretch unnecessarily as they are heavy
when wet.
CABINET EQUIPPED WITH COAT
HANGER RACK AND SHOE RACK

For more efficient drying, hang shirts,
jackets, etc. on clothes hangers and hang
these on the clothes hanger rack.

Use the shoe rack for more effi cient drying
of shoes.

USER TIPS


Always following the laundry instructions
on the item of clothing if present.

If a fabric conditioner or anti-static agent
is used, follow the manufacturer's instruc-
tions for use of this product.

Remove laundry that it is already dry.
This will reduce drying time for remaining
laundry.

AIR FLOW

The illustration shows
the air fl ow in the dry-
ing cabinet.
K e e p t h e a r e a
around the evacu-
ation duct clear of
dust and dirt.
Make sure that the
air intake and ex-
haust duct are not
blocked.
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NB
When the cabinet is cold it may happen
that the sealing strip of the door does not
close completely. However, this is fully
compensated when the cabinet is operat-
ing with heat as the sealing strip expands.
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