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- Page 1 Dry-Soft 9 | RDT-90-IT-W ® Gas Clothes Dryer Operation & Installation Manual...
- Page 2 The Rinnai gas clothes dryer is CE Marked as allowed byTechnigas Dry-Soft® 9 | RDT-90-IT-W Certificate number: E6547/5711 2797 ID number: 0461CV1122 Certification date: 27/10/2021...
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Page 3: General Advise
Dear Customer, our compliments for having chosen a Rinnai top-quality product, that is able to assure well-being and safety for a long period of time. As a Rinnai Customer you can also count on a qualified after-sales service to guarantee a constant efficiency of Your appliance. -
Page 4: Warranty
Rinnai does not authorise any person or company to assume for it any obligation or liability in connection with the replacement of a product or a component of it. If Rinnai determines that repair of a product is not possible, Rinnai will replace the product with a comparable product, at Rinnai’s discretion. -
Page 5: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS 1. OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS .............7 1. -
Page 7: Operation Instructions
1. OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS The following section provides instructions for proper use of the product. This section is intended for the use by qualified technical personnel and end users. -
Page 8: Warnings And Important Informations
For safety and warranty purposes, appliances that may be damaged or incorrect must not be installed or operated under any circumstances. Installation of damaged or incorrect appliances may contravene local government regulations. Rinnai disclaims any liability or responsibility whatsoever in relation to the installation or operation of damaged or incorrect appliances. - Page 9 WARNINGS DO NOT Operate this appliance before reading the instruction booklet. DO NOT Place articles on or against this appliance. DO NOT Store chemicals or flammable materials, or spray aerosols near this appliance. DO NOT Operate with panels, covers or guards removed from this appliance. DO NOT Load materials containing flammable solvents into this appliance.
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Page 10: Safety Devices
1.4 FEATURES & BENEFITS Quick Drying The Rinnai gas clothes dryer utilises gas as the drying medium rather than electricity. This results in a considerable reduction in drying time when compared to most electric clothes dryers. Economical The Rinnai gas clothes dryers are highly efficient. -
Page 11: Operation
1.5 OPERATION 1.5.1 COMPONENTS 1. CONTROL PANEL 7. APPLIANCE DATA PLATE 2. DOOR (left or right opening install options) 8. GAS CONNECTION 3. DRUM 9. POWER CORD 4. DRUM LINT POCKET (Blue) 10. CARRY HANDLES 5. DRUM FILTER (Black) 11. FLUE / SPIGOT ADAPTER 6. -
Page 12: Control Panel
1.5.2 CONTROL PANEL 1. ON / OFF BUTTON 8. TIMER INDICATOR Turns the power ON and OFF to the appliance. Note Illuminates green during operation in Timer mode. that the power is automatically turned OFF after 9. SANITIZE BUTTON approximately 10 minutes of non use. Selects the SANITIZE program to sterilize the drum. -
Page 13: Operational Time
course of drying period. With this course of drying, clothes are first dried by ambient air blowing operation, and are then finished up using the warm air operation. It generally requires 50% more time than the course, however, this strongly depends clothes wetness and climatic conditions (in cold rainy days, it may happen that ventilation operation is stopped immediately and switched to warm air operation. -
Page 14: Audible Signals
To clear an error condition caused by disruption to power, follow the procedure used to cancel the SOFTEN & COOL function in the previous section. IMPORTANT 1.5.7 AUDIBLE SIGNALS This appliance is equipped with audible signals that can notify you when both correct or incorrect operations are being selected, when drying operations have been completed and of possible error conditions. -
Page 15: Loading Considerations And Drying Hints
Read the fabric care label attached to most clothes to confirm if they are suitable for tumble drying and, if so, select the drying cycle recommended by the manufacturer. In the absence of manufacturer recommendations Rinnai suggests the following: • Use the course for items such as small towels and everyday light clothing like shirts and underwear. -
Page 16: How To Use The Drying Programs
1.5.9 HOW TO USE THE DRYING PROGRAMS 1. Open the dryer door and place items selected for drying Clicks evenly into the dryer drum and close the door. in place 2. Press the ON/OFF button, the dryer will turn ON, and defaults to the last setting that was used. -
Page 17: 0 How To Use A Timer Program
1.5.10 HOW TO USE A TIMER PROGRAM 1. Open the dryer door and place items selected for drying Clicks evenly into the dryer drum and close the door. in place 2. Press the ON/OFF button, the dryer will turn ON, and defaults to the last setting that was used. - Page 18 CANCELLING A SET TIMER PROGRAM 1. Press the PROGRAM button. Green BEEP 2. The digital display will now be to showing two dashes and the OPERATION (Combustion) indicator will flash green and the Indicator will begin to flash. 3. Wait for the drum to stop rotating and then open the door. If no further drying is to take place remove the all the items from the drum.
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Page 19: 1 How To Use The Sanitize Program
1.5.11 HOW TO USE THE SANITIZE PROGRAM This mode operates with the drum empty and cleans the drum Clicks (for about three minutes). It sterilises the inside of the drum in place with warm air at 80°C or higher. 1. Make sure there are no clothes in the drum and close the door. -
Page 20: Care & Maintenance
1.6 CARE & MAINTENANCE DO NOT USE SOLVENTS FOR CLEANING THIS APPLIANCE. WARNING Before cleaning the external parts of the dryer unplug the electrical cord. All external parts of the appliance can be cleaned using a soft, damp cloth and mild detergent, such as mild dish washing soap. 1.6.1 CLEANING THE LINT FILTER The drum may be HOT especially immediately after use, it is important to ensure sufficient time has passed to allow for cooling of the drum surfaces before attempting clean the lint filter. -
Page 21: Cleaning The Air Inlet Filter
1.6.2 CLEANING THE AIR INLET FILTER Air inlet filter 1. The air inlet filter is located at the bottom of the appliance. Pull it out as shown. 2. Remove any dust from the lint filter by using your hands, a soft cloth or a soft brush as shown. If removal of the lint proves difficult, the lint filter may also be cleaned with the assistance of COLD water and a soft cloth or brush, a mild dish washing detergent may also be used. -
Page 22: Troubleshooting
This appliance does not contain user serviceable parts and MUST ONLY be serviced and repaired by an authorized person. Rinnai has a Service and Spare Parts network with personnel who are fully trained and equipped to give the best service on... -
Page 23: Displayed Error Messages
1.7.1 DISPLAYED ERROR MESSAGES Your Rinnai Gas Dryer has a self diagnostic capability. If a fault occurs, an error code will flash on the digital monitor. This assists with diagnosing the fault, and may enable you to overcome a problem without a service call. Please quote the code displayed when enquiring about service. -
Page 25: Installer's Instructions
2. INSTALLER’S INSTRUCTIONS The following section provides instructions for proper use of the product. This section is intended for the use by qualified technical personnel. -
Page 26: Installation Warnings
2.1 INSTALLATION WARNINGS The following section contains technical information regarding the installation of the product. For what concerns issues related to the installation (safety, environmental protection, accident prevention, etc.) it is necessary to respect the dictates of the current legislation and the principles of good technique. IMPORTANT Under the current law, the systems must be held by qualified professionals. -
Page 27: Dimensions
The gas meter and regulator must be specified for the total gas rate. 2.4.2 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION This appliance is supplied with a 1.5 metre long power cord with a three pin plug. Rinnai recommends that the dryer be plugged into a dedicated 230V± 10%, 50Hz earthed power point. -
Page 28: Appliance Mounting Options
2.4.3 APPLIANCE MOUNTING OPTIONS Rinnai gas dryers may be floor, bench, shelf or wall mounted. Floor Mounting Bench Mounting Shelf Mounting Wall Mounting Floor Mounting There are no specific requirements for floor mounting of the appliance other than those that are listed under “chapter “2. 1 . 1 APPLIANCE LOCATION AND CLEARANCES”. -
Page 29: Changing Door Opening Direction
2.4.4 CHANGING DOOR OPENING DIRECTION The dryer access door may be swapped from a left handed opening as supplied from the factory to a right handed opening. When changing door opening direction ensure the appropriate clearances are provided. Refer to position the appliance in accordance with the requirements listed under in “2. - Page 30 Mounting screw Latch plate Screw cover 4. Remove the small circular screw cover from the latch plate, remove the single mounting screw for the latch plate and gently remove the latch plate off the locating tabs. 5. Rotate the latch plate 180° and reinstall it onto the left side of the tub opening, following the reverse order to that in the step 4 above.
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Page 31: Ventilation And Flue System
Exhaust duct system Rinnai gas dryers must be installed with Rinnai gas dryer exhaust duct components. Exhaust pipe diameter is 80mm. It is recommended to not exceed 8m and 2 x 90° bends. Reduce the length by 2 meters for each additional bend. -
Page 32: Exhaust Duct Installation Options And Clearances
2.4.7 EXHAUST DUCT INSTALLATION OPTIONS AND CLEARANCES The following are the four most common exhaust duct installation methods. The exhaust duct can be up to 8 metres long with a maximum of two 90° bends: 1. Appliance adapter spigot (DG-80A, accessory). 10. -
Page 33: Attaching The Appliance Adaptor Spigot
2.4.8 ATTACHING THE APPLIANCE ADAPTOR SPIGOT 2 x Mounting Screws Locate and remove the two mounting screws from either side of the discharge duct, top left rear corner of the dryer, DO NOT discard. Retrieve the appliance adapter spigot (1). Attach the spigot to the discharge duct using the two mounting Discharge Duct screws removed earlier, so that the flange of the spigot is... -
Page 35: Maintenance Instruction
3. MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTION The following section provides instructions for proper use of the product. This section is intended for the use by qualified technical personnel. -
Page 36: Gas Conversion And Gas Pressure Adjustment
3.1 GAS CONVERSION AND GAS PRESSURE ADJUSTMENT Only qualified professionals are authorized to carry out the operations described. The product warranty does not cover any alterations due to non-qualified personnel. The min and max gas operating pressures are factory pre-set: under normal circumstances any adjustment is not required during IMPORTANT installation. - Page 37 Gas control 19. Put back in place the gas control mounting plate. mounting Plate 20. Connect the manometer to the pressure point. Connector Burners 21. Put 2-3 kg of damp or wet clothes inside the drum. Ignitor Transfer 22. Connect the gas hose, plug the power cord and plate open the gas valve.
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Page 38: Wiring Diagram And Diagnostic Points
3.2 WIRING DIAGRAM AND DIAGNOSTIC POINTS... - Page 39 Measurement point Component Range of value Line color / Line Connector number Power supply bk-w 207-253V AC Door switch y-y / 20-24 ≤1Ω 207-253V AC Motor y-bl 15-27Ω Igniter bk-w 10-14V DC 10-14V DC SV1 solenoid valve 34-42Ω 10-14V DC SV2 solenoid valve bk-bl 34-42Ω...
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Page 40: Flow Chart
3.3 FLOW CHART RDT-90 Flow Chart Power plug or Electric Fuse Remove cause Thermal Fuse (Power plug off during servicing) Automatically shut off after 10 minutes if there is no SW operation when power has been turned ON Power switch ON (Power plug off during servicing) Remove cause (lamp lights on at the last selected option from the 2nd time) - Page 41 Burner outlet temp ≥180°C Filter Lamp ON Less than 5 times Burner outlet temp ≥150°C at SHEET/BLANKET or SELF-CLEAN course Burner outlet temp ≥180°C Filter blockage error Less than 7 times Burner outlet temp ≥150°C at SHEET/BLANKET or SELF-CLEAN course When POV Low, Temp.
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Page 42: Technical Data
3.4 TECHNICAL DATA Model RDT-90-IT-W Dry-soft 9 Unit Installation Indoor G20 min burner pressure mbar G20 max burner pressure mbar G230 min burner pressure mbar G230 max burner pressure mbar G30 min burner pressure mbar G30 max burner pressure 13.4... - Page 43 Notes...
- Page 44 Rinnai Italia S.r.l. Via Liguria, 37 - 41012 Carpi, Modena Via Liguria, 37 - 41012 Carpi, Modena Tel +39 059 622 9248 Tel +39 059 622 9248 RDT90-0271X01(00) E-mail info@rinnai.it E-mail info@rinnai.it rinnai.it rinnai.it 222892...
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