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DRYING SYSTEM: HYDRAULIC CIRCUIT
1. Solenoid valve
2. Tube between solenoid valve and
coupling
3. Coupling (Air-Break)
4. Condensation intake hose and vapour
outlet
The condensation is ducted by one of the sections of the cold water solenoid valve (1), which has a
delivery of about 0.4 litres per minute.
The solenoid valve is connected via a tube (2) to the coupling (3); the water arrives through a hose (4) to
the upper section of the condenser. At the same time, a small quantity of water is ducted from the coupling
to the detergent dispenser in order to ensure that there is always water in the siphon of the tube between
the detergent drawer and the tub; this prevents steam from escaping from the tub and the detergent drawer
during drying.
Cleaning the condenser
The condenser is cleaned at the beginning of the final rinse:
while the solenoid valve loads water and the drum is in movement, the fan switches on and draws
water (in movement) into the condenser. The force exerted by this water cleans the condenser.
SOI/DT 2007-11 dmm
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599 70 40-15
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