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Summary of Contents for Defy AUTODRY
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Page 1: Table Of Contents
Owner’s Manual AUTODRY CONTENTS Introduction Installation The Control Panel Loading Step by step operating procedure Drying Time Drying Guide Fabric Hints Unsuitable Materials Maintenance Owner’s Responsibility Trouble Shooting Specifications www.defy.co.za... -
Page 2: Introduction
You are now the proud owner of one of the finest and most modern tumble dryers that today’s technology can produce. You and your Autodry are going to make a great team together. But first it will pay if you really get to know each other. This book will tell you all you need to know about your machine, what it will do and how to do it. -
Page 3: The Control Panel
THE CONTROL PANEL Drying guide Turn timer Hot / Warm selection button knob Power ON / OFF button Clockwise Timer knob only Indicator light 1. Drying guide • The guide is indicative of the types of fabric that should be dried on the HOT (normal) or Warm (delicate) drying cycles. -
Page 4: Loading
LOADING • Do not overload the machine. We recommend loading the drum to the halfway mark. The capacity of the machine is 5kg of spin dried articles. • Do not place dripping wet articles in the Dryer. As much water as possible should be extracted from them before placing them in the drum. -
Page 5: Drying Time
DRYING TIME • No accurate drying time can be quoted as this depends on the makeup of the load, the dryness required and the amount of moisture present in the articles when placed in the machine. • Avoid over drying. All fabrics hold a certain amount of natural moisture. Over drying can result in “hard”... -
Page 6: Fabric Hints
FABRIC HINTS Always check garment care labels for the manufacturer’s recommendation Blankets • Extract most of the water from the blanket before drying. • Place 2 to 3 towels in the Dryer and allow the Dryer to pre heat for 10 minutes on a HOT setting. -
Page 7: Unsuitable Materials
UNSUITABLE MATERIALS The following items must NOT be placed in the Dryer as they pose a fire risk. • Chemically impregnated fabrics such as mops or cleaning cloths saturated with wax or inflammable solvents. • Rubber backed articles, rubber boots, and tennis shoes. •... -
Page 8: Owner's Responsibility
OWNER’S RESPONSIBILITY Since the following are not factory faults, they are the owner’s responsibility. • Damage to exterior finish. • Breakage of components • Damage through improper use or installation of the appliance. • Damage caused by moving the appliance. TROUBLE SHOOTING If you experience a problem with the machine, please check the following before calling a Service technician.