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- Page 1 DRYING CABINET DC1700EW User Manual Before using this product, please read the user manual carefully. Save the user manual for future reference.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS THIS USER MANUAL DRYING PROGRAMME Programme SAFE OPERATION Programme selection FOR A HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT Control panel Packaging material CHILD LOCK Disposing of a worn-out drying cabinet 4 Switching child lock on/off COMPONENTS DRYING WITHOUT CHILD LOCK Control panel Automatic programme INSTALLATION Manual programme Unpacking... -
Page 3: This User Manual
Cleaning and maintenance must not be carried out by children without supervision. Replace the power cord immediately if it is damaged. The power cord may only be replaced by the manufacturer, an authorised service representative or a qualified electrician! Follow AWARD instructions when repairing and replacing parts. -
Page 4: For A Healthy Environment
FOR A HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT PACKAGING MATERIAL DISPOSING OF A WORN-OUT DRYING CABINET The packaging that protects the drying cabinet during transport was chosen with When the drying cabinet has reached the end the environment in mind and is therefore of its useful life it must be sent for dismantling. recyclable. -
Page 5: Components
COMPONENTS Power cord Damp air outlet Air intake Heater and fan components assembled in a removable fan unit behind the cover panel Door hangers Three sliding sets of hangers Door, right-hung or left-hung Shoe rack Adjustable feet (4) CONTROL PANEL Buttons for selecting drying program See page 12 Stop button... -
Page 6: Installation
Spacer 8.2x12x15 (2) Cover plug, white (4) for adjustable feet Allen key (1) REVERSING THE DOOR The cabinet is supplied from the factory with a right-hung or left-hung door. The door can be reversed afterwards. If this is required, contact Award Appliances. -
Page 7: Placement
PLACEMENT _________________________________________ The drying cabinet is only intended for use indoors in a dry area. _________________________________________ Do not place the drying cabinet in an area where high-pressure water is used for cleaning. ______________________________________ LEVELLING The drying cabinet must be installed upright on a flat surface and be supported by all four feet. -
Page 8: Ventilation/Air Supply
VENTILATION/AIR SUPPLY When the cabinet is running it produces 45 m³ of damp air per hour. You should therefore ensure that the room is well ventilated to replace the damp air that is extracted. CONNECTING TO VENTILATION The drying cabinet should be connected to a ventilation system that meets the relevant standards. The drying cabinet can be connected to a ventilation duct in two ways, either by using the draft sta- bilizer or by connecting directly to a mechanical extractor. -
Page 9: With Draft Stabilizer
WITH DRAFT STABILIZER Connect the flexible hose to the spigot. Connect the other end of the hose to the draft stabilizer and then secure this over the exhaust vent in the room. ______________________________ Humid air out Make sure the air intake is not blocked ______________________________ Do not connect the drying cabinet to an existing chimney. -
Page 10: Electrical Supply
ELECTRICAL SUPPLY The drying cabinet must be connected to a 230 V, single-phase supply at 50 - 60 Hz, via an earthed wall socket. Fuse 10 A. The drying cabinet is supplied ready for connection with a power cord and earthed plug. _______________________________________ The drying cabinet must be connected to an earthed wall socket using the power cord supplied. -
Page 11: Before Using The Drying Cabinet
BEFORE USING THE DRYING CABINET ______________________________________ _______________________________________ Read this user manual before starting CAUTION! Read the safety instructions on page 3 to use the drying cabinet before using the cabinet. _______________________________________ ______________________________________ Check that the cabinet is securely attached Wash the inside and outside of the drying ca- to the wall. -
Page 12: Drying Programme
DRYING PROGRAMME PROGRAMME PROGRAMME SELECTION High automatic: The cabinet has four drying programmes: High automatic or high manual programmes, For normal laundry. Low automatic or low manual programmes. High manual: The high and low automatic programmes switch For thick fabrics, such as lined overalls. the cabinet off automatically when the laundry is dry. -
Page 13: Child Lock
CHILD LOCK To prevent accidental operation the drying cabinet has a child lock feature. SWITCHING CHILD LOCK ON/OFF Hold in the Stop button and press the Low button at the same time. Both programme selection buttons will flash to show that the child lock has been switched on or off. The child lock is switched off by default. -
Page 14: Drying Without Child Lock
DRYING WITHOUT CHILD LOCK AUTOMATIC PROGRAMME The drying phase starts immediately when you press the desired programme button. The LED for the selected programme glows steadily. _________________________________________________________________________________ Press the programme selection button once firmly; do not hold it in. _________________________________________________________________________________ The drying process ends automatically when the items are dry, and the programme then switches to the cool-down phase. -
Page 15: Pausing A Programme
PAUSING A PROGRAMME If the door is opened during the drying phase the heater is turned off and the fan continues to run for a further 5 minutes. The LED for the paused programme will flash during this 5-minute period. If the door is closed within this 5-minute period the drying programme will restart from the begin- ning. -
Page 16: Drying With Child Lock
DRYING WITH CHILD LOCK The child lock must first be activated as described on page 16. AUTOMATIC PROGRAMME Press and hold the desired programme selection button. Release the button when the fan starts. The LED for the selected programme glows steadily. _________________________________________________________________________________ If you happen to hold the button in for 10 seconds or more, the programme selection LED will flash instead, indicating that you have selected the manual drying programme as described below. -
Page 17: Pausing A Programme
PAUSING A PROGRAMME If the door is opened within the drying phase the heater is turned off and the fan continues to run for a further 5 minutes. The LED for the paused programme will flash during this 5-minute period. If you shut the door during this 5-minute period the drying programme will restart from the begin- ning. -
Page 18: Thermal Cut-Out
THERMAL CUT-OUT The cabinet is fitted with a thermal cut-out that is reset auto- matically when the temperature inside the cabinet has fallen to an acceptable level. The reset delay varies between 10 and 15 minutes from the time when the thermal cut-out was tripped. The cabinet cannot be restarted while the thermal cut-out is tripped. -
Page 19: Care
CARE CLEANING REPLACEMENT PARTS _______________________________________ If the power cord is damaged for any reason it must NOTE! Do not wash with a high-pressure washer! be replaced. Genuine spare parts can be obtained _______________________________________ from the retailer. _______________________________________ The exterior of the cabinet can be cleaned NOTE! A replacement power cord should only be with a damp cloth and mild detergent. -
Page 20: Technical Data
TECHNICAL DATA Capacity: 4 kg of dry laundry Evaporation rate: 17 g/min Electrical supply: Single phase 230 V, 50-60 Hz Motor: 35 W Heating element: 1500 W Thermal cut-out: Fan capacity: 180 m³/hour Total hanger length: 16 metres Dimensions: Height 1715 mm Width 600 mm Depth... -
Page 21: Warranty
(12) months warranty cover. The Warranty covers rec�fica�ons of faults arising from defec�ve materials, components, faulty workmanship or assembly. The product will be repaired or replaced at the sole discre�on of Award Appliances (NZ) Ltd. Condi�ons of Warranty: The purchaser/installer carefully follows the installa�on instruc�ons provided and complies with electrical, gas,... - Page 24 Award Appliances (NZ) Limited E-mail: sales@award.co.nz www.awardappliances.co.nz...
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