Options - AEG LAVATHERM 65170AV User Manual

Programmes
Time 30'
Refresh
Bed Linen
Jeans
Sports
Easy Iron
Wool Refresh
1) The maximum weight refers to dry items.
2) For test institutes only: Standard programmes for tests are specified in the EN 61121 document.
3) The
dry normal wet cotton laundry and it is the most efficient programme in terms of energy consumption for
drying wet cotton laundry.

7. OPTIONS

7.1 Delicate
With this option you can set a delicate
drying programme that has a low
temperature. Use this option with a
fabrics that have the symbol
fabric label (e.g. acrylic, viscose).
7.2 Sensitive
To dry lightly of fabrics that are
frequently worn. Programme starts on full
heat setting, which is then decrease as
the programme continue to be lightly to
the laundry.
Time programme to dry individual items of
laundry.
Refreshing a textiles that were in storage.
To dry bed linen such as: single and double
sheet, pillowcase, bedspread.
Leisure clothing such as jeans, sweat-shirts
of different material thicknesses (e.g. at the
neck, cuffs and seams).
Sportswear, thin and light fabrics, microfib-
er, polyester, which are not ironed.
Easy care fabrics for which a minimum of
ironing is necessary. The drying results can
be different from one type of fabric to the
other. Shake the items before you put them
in the appliance. When the programme is
completed, Immediately remove the items
and put them on a hanger.
Refreshing a wool fabrics. Wool items be-
come soft and cosy. Remove the items im-
mediately after the programme end.
Cotton Cupboard Dry programme is the "Standard cotton programme" and it is suitable to
Type of load
7.3 Anti-crease
Extends of 60 minutes the standard
anticrease phase (30 minutes) at the end
of the drying cycle. This function
prevents the laundry from creases. The
on the
laundry can be removed during the
anticrease phase.
7.4 Buzzer
you can hear the buzzer at the:
• cycle end
• start and end of crease guard phase
• cycle interruption
ENGLISH 9
1)
Load (max.) /
Fabric mark
1kg/
1kg
2kg/
7kg/
2kg/
1kg (or 5 shirts)/
1kg