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installation
Disposal
Where to leave the packaging?
The plastic wrapping must be kept away from children!
Risk of suffocation!
The packaging is made of materials which can be recycled.
Check with your local council for recycling details.
What to do with the old appliance?
Dispose of your old appliance in an environmentally friendly
manner.
• Ask your dealer or your local refuse collection service
how to best dispose of your old appliance.
Disconnect it from the mains, cut off the power cable
and disable the door lock so children will not be
endangered by becoming trapped inside.
Installation
The proper location
For drying the appliance requires a sufficient supply of clean,
cool room air.
Do not operate the appliance together with furnaces
(gas-, oil-, coal-fired) or fireplaces. The airflow may
aspirate their exhaust fumes, withdraw oxygen and
extinguish flames Poisoning hazard!
Operate the appliance only in well ventilated, low dust
rooms. Do not block or cover the appliance's vent slots.
The floor must have a sufficient loadbearing capacity!
If, for example, you are stacking a washer and the
dryer, this combination can when loaded reach a total
weight of 160 kg.
Important:
• Place appliance on an even and level floor only. Anti-
slip feet pads are supplied if additional grip is required
on the floor surface
• Do not stand appliance on the power cable.
• Keep at least 1 cm distance from walls or other
furniture, in ideal condition.
• Do not restrict the floor clearance through deep pile
carpets, strips of wood or similar.
Levelling
•
Adjust feet until the appliance is level and does not
rock. Checking with a spirit level is recommended.
Important:
• Adjust by the feet only, do not use wooden wedges or
similar. Never remove the feet!
gently tilt the tumble dryer backwards as shown in the dia-
gram and push the pads firmly on the feet. Check that the
Two rubber friction pads are
supplied with your tumble dryer
in case required to stop the ap-
pliance moving on a slippery or
smooth surface.
To fit friction pads underneath
the height adjustable front feet,
product is level and re-adjust levelling if required.
Water Tank
When drying, water is separated from the airstream of
the laundry which is condensated in the condenser. This
water is collected in the water tank. The water tank needs
emptying after every drying cycle, or if during the drying
cycle the ''Water Tank Full'' indicator flashes; in that case the
programme stops. Do not remove the water tank while the
machine is operating.
Emptying the water tank:
1.
Remove the water tank carefully by drawing it out of
its housing; make sure you hold the rear with the other
hand.
Warning!
Water tank, when full, is heavy, take care not to drop it.
2. Pour the water out.
3. Remove any fluff balls from the stopper of the tank, if
present. Close the stopper.
4. Slide the water tank fully in.
Never drink water from the tank!
Condensed water is not suitable
drinking water!
Do not let children to tamper
with the water tank and
condenser assembly.
Condenser :
In the "Condenser" the moist, warm air stream is cooled by
drawn-in cold room air, causing the water to condense on
the internal plates.
Please clean the condenser
- after 20 drying times or
- once a month.
To clean the condenser:
1. Open the door. Wait for the appliance to cool down.
2. Open the condenser cover latch. Then turn the 4 latches
to release the condenser.
3. Pull the condenser out gently using the handle..
4. Rinse condenser – vertically and horizontally thoroughly
under running water. Let water drain thoroughly.
Close properly
and check the 4
locking latchs?
Take care not to damage the Condenser.Otherwise
performance of the appliance would be affected.
A Damaged water tank would leak water, so never
use a damaged water tank.
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