Care & Maintenance; Fluff Filter - Beko DRCS 68 W Installation & Operating Instructions And Drying Guidance

Care & maintenance

Fluff filter

Fluff balls are generated during the wearing of the clothes - not by drying. When drying, these fluff balls are trapped
in the fluff filter. Normally, laundry are worn out by everyday usage and washing compared to drying.
It is important to clean the fluff filter after every drying cycle
To clean the fluff filter:
1. Open the door.
2. Pull out the fluff filter.
3. Open the filter by pushing the handle.
Check regularly that inside the filter,
there is no accumulation of fibre and dust.
Clean using a vacuum cleaner.
Water tank: Empty the water tank after every drying cycle see page 5.
Technical Specifications / Energy Consumption
Load capacity (dry weight)
– Cottons
– Synthetics
– Short delicate
– Fluff/Refresh
Drying method
Weight, unpacked
Electrical connection
– Voltage
– Connected load
– Fuse protection
Consumption
1)
– Cottons linen cupboard dry
– Cottons ironing dry
2)
– Synthetics linen cupboard dry
1)
Standard values, determined under standard conditions. Depending on spin speed, textile type and ambient
conditions a deviation of up to 10% is possible.
2)
Test programme according to EN 61121:2005
3)
Standard programme for energy identification label.
2) 3)
2)
4. Open out the fluff filter
5. Carefully remove the fluff by hand or with
a soft, dry cloth.
Once a month, wash the filter very gently under
clean and cold tap water to get rid of the dust. Place
it in a dry place until the filter is dry and re-fit before
next using your tumble dryer.
max. 6.0 kg
max. 3.0 kg
max. 1.0 kg
max. 6.0 kg / 3.0 kg
Condenser, sensor controlled
approx. 36 kg
230-240 V ~ 50 Hz
2200 W
13 A
spun at
1000 min-1 approx %60
1000 min-1 approx %60
600 min-1 approx %50
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Residual Energy
Humidity
3.84 kWh
3.40 kWh
2.00 kWh