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Venting- Never run the dryer unless the air ow system is free from obstruction.
- Venting must comply with local by-laws and regulations
Front Venting Your dryer comes already set up for front venting. If front venting is used
there must be adequate ventilation to avoid the
buildup of moisture in the room, which can a ect the performance of the dryer.
External Venting
Your dryer has been designed to be vented outside to provide the following advantages:
- Ensures optimum e ciency by preventing recirculation of moist air.
- Reduces condensation on walls and ceilings.
- Reduces the chances of lint being sucked into the dryer.
- Prevents lint and other ne particles being blown into the room.
The external venting system should be:
- Made from 100mm diameter exible plastic pipe , where the vent system goes through the wall.
- Exhausted outside and not into another con ned space, eg the roof cavity of a house.
- Angled to avoid condensation and rain water running back into the dryer.
- The vent system should be a maximum of two meters with no more that three 90deg bends.
Before a rear venting option is installed the dryer must be changed from the front venting factory
setup. Remove the outlet grille from the front left-hand side and replace with the outlet cover
from the rear left-hand side. These covers should be gently pried at the sides to prevent damage.
Tools and parts required:
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Slotted screwdriver
kit part includes:
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Hose connector
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Flexible hose
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Flexible hose clip
Connect the narrow end of the connector to the dryer duct pipe mouth at the back of
the dryer. Then connect the exible hose to the wide end of the connector. Use the
clip to fasten connection point between the exible hose and connector(fasten clip
with a screwdriver). Extend the exible hose through the duct hole, make sure the
exible hose is not twised to allow the air to be vented outside.
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Hose connector
Flexible hose clip
Flexible hose
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