OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Read the instructions before using the machine.
Drying cabinet DC 7774
DC 7784
Dear ASKO customer,
Congratulations on making an excellent choice, and welcome to the ASKO
family, a global family with its roots in Sweden.
We at ASKO thank you for your trust and hope that you will enjoy using
your new drying cabinet.
A good drying cabinet should be well designed, dry clothes well, have a low
environmental impact, be user-friendly, save time and energy, have a long
service life and be reliable. ASKO offers you all these features.
When you buy an ASKO product you can be sure that the inside is just as
good as the outside and that the ethics and morality that go into building
this product are just as high as the quality and function you are getting.
That’s what Swedish quality is all about.
Before using the product for the rst time, please read the user instructions
and the advice on caring for the product. This will help you get the best
possible results from your product and all its functions.
If you have any questions, do not hesitate to call us or to contact us through
our website.
Best wishes from Sweden and the ASKO team.
CONTENTS
Important safety information 4
For a healthy environment 5
Packaging materials 5
Management of end-of-life drying
cabinet 5
Components 6
Control panel 7
Language setting 8
Installation 9
Unpacking 9
Placement 10
Evacuation / air supply 11
Connection to evacuation 11
Electrical connection 13
Before using the drying cabinet 14
Operation 15
Arranging items for drying 15
User tips 15
Air ow 15
Drying programmes 16
Child lock 17
Starting an automatic programme 18
Starting a manual programme 18
Tips 19
Setting of drying programmes 20
Programming mode 20
Parameter list 21
Adjustment 22
Procedure 23
Restoring to factory setting 23
Care 24
Cleaning 24
Servicing 24
Replacement parts 24
Thermal cut-out 25
Trouble shooting 26
Fan unit 27
Removal 27
Technical data 28
Energy consumption and drying
times 28
THIS USER MANUAL
The contents of this user manual describe the function and operation of the drying
cabinet and contain instructions for installation and maintenance.
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
This drying cabinet complies with applicable safety requirements.
Incorrect use may, however, lead to personal injury and damage to
objects.
This advice on safe operation has been compiled so that you can
avoid incorrect use and unnecessary risks of accidents and should
be read before the drying cabinet is installed and used.
CAUTION: This equipment is only intended to be used to dry
textiles washed in water.
p The drying cabinet must be installed and kept indoors.
p The drying cabinet can be used by children over the age of
8 and persons (including children) with impaired physical,
sensory or mental capacity or who lack experience or
knowledge, provided they have received guidance or
information on how to use the drying cabinet in a safe way
and understand the risks that may occur.
p Do not allow children to play in, on or with the drying
cabinet. Keep an eye on children when they are in the
immediate capacity of the cabinet.
p Cleaning and maintenance must not be performed by
children without supervision.
p If the mains lead is damaged it must be immediately repla-
ced, and this work must only be performed by the manufac-
turer, the manufacturer’s service agent or similarly qualied
persons in order to avoid danger.
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Follow ASKO instructions when repairing and replacing parts.
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FOR A HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT
PACKAGING MATERIALS
The packaging protecting the drying
cabinet against damage in transit has been
chosen with concern for the environment in
mind and is therefore recyclable.
Returning packaging to the material cycle
means reduced consumption of raw
materials and lower levels of waste.
MANAGEMENT OF END-OF-LIFE
DRYING CABINET
When the drying cabinet has reached the
end of its life it must be taken to a recycling
station for disposal. Many parts can be
re-used, but the cabinet also contains other
material that must be dealt with correctly.
The drying cabinet, or parts of the cabinet,
must therefore never be disposed of with
household waste as this can lead to health
risks and harm to the environment.
The end-of-life drying cabinet must instead
be taken to a recycling station. Check with
your dealer if necessary.
All the plastic parts of the drying
cabinet are marked with internationally
standardised symbols. The parts can
therefore be recycled in an environmentally
friendly way by waste separation at source.
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COMPONENTS
Power cord
Air intake
Damp air outlet
Heater and fan components
assembled in a removable fan unit
behind the cover panel
Door hangers
Three sliding sets of hangers
Door hangers
Door, right-hung or left-hung
Adjustable feet (4)
Control panel
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CONTROL PANEL
The drying cabinet is equipped with four automatic programmes and four manual programmes for
dierent types of garments. These programmes are set through programming menus using the buttons
on the menu panel. Several languages can be handled.
BUTTONS
ON/OFF
STA RT starts and
STOP stops the programme.
OK conrms selection
ARROW UP, increase the value or step in one direction through the programmes.
ARROW DOWN, reduce the value or step in one direction through the programmes.
DISPLAY
The display has two rows with 6 symbols on each row. During the drying process, the selected drying
programme and a progress bar indicating that the process is under way are shown.
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LANGUAGE SETTING
The following languages can be handled: english, swedish, norwegian, danish, nnish, russian, french
and german.
SETTING
1 Make sure that the drying cabinet’s main
ON/OFF switch is o. The display is unlit.
2 Hold in the ARROW UP and ARROW
DOWN buttons and press the the main ON/
OFF switch to the ”ON” position. The display
lights up and ”P105”, the parameter for
language setting, ashes on the top row. If
any other value is shown, use the ARROW
UP or DOWN buttons to step through to the
correct parameter.
3 Press START/STOP to conrm.
The row for the current language now
ashes. The languages have a numbering
system as shown in the list below.
Language symbol Display language
0 English
1 Swedish
2 Norwegian
3 Danish
4 Finnish
4 Step through to the desired language using
the ARROW UP and DOWN buttons.
5 To save the set value, press START/STOP.
6 To return to operating mode, press ARROW
DOWN and START/STOP.
5 English
6 French
7 German
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INSTALLATION
UNPACKING
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NOTE: The drying cabinet must be handled
carefully if it is only standing on its pallet. RISK
OF TIPPING OVER.
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Check that the product has not been damaged in
transit. Any damage in transit must be reported
to the dealer within 7 days.
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Complete delivery must include:
Cabinet with pre-installed fan unit
Installation kit
User manual
Installation kit,
- for cabinet - for wall xing
Draft stabilizer (1)
Hose (1)
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After unpacking, check that the product is free of
faults. Damage, defects and any missing parts
must be immediately reported to the dealer.
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Check that all transportation securing devices
have been removed before connecting the dryer.
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Packaging materials such as plastic and
Styrofoam should be kept out of the reach of
children.
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Screw TRX 5x70 zinc-
plated (2)
Wall plug (2)
Spigot (1)
Fixing screw for spigot (2)
Cover plug, white (4) for
adjustable feet
Allen key (1)
Cover plug, white (2)
Washer NB 5x25 (2)
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PLACEMENT
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The drying cabinet is only intended for use
indoors in a dry area.
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Do not place the drying cabinet in an area where
high-pressure water is used for cleaning.
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LEVELLING
The drying cabinet must stand level on a at
surface, resting on all four feet. Use the Allen
key supplied and adjust the feet from inside the
cabinet. Press the four covering plugs rmly into
the holes.
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SECURING TO WALL
The cabinet must be secured to a wall to prevent
it from tipping over.
1 Open the door, slide out the upper hang-
ing section, and drill 8 mm holes in the wall
through the two pre-drilled holes in the rear
of the drying cabinet
2
Install the plastic plugs in the wall. Mount the
screw and the washer as illustrated. Press the
cover plugs rmly into the holes.
Screws are provided in the assembly kit.
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CAUTION: The drying cabinet must not be used
without being screwed into a wall due to the risk
of tipping over.
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2
4
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1. Pre-drilled holes
2. Plastic plug
3. Wall behind drying cabinet
4. Fixing screws
5. Washer
6. Rear wall of drying cabinet
7. Cover plug
8. Spirit level
9. Cover plug
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EVACUATION / AIR SUPPLY
When the cabinet is on, 45 m³ moist air per hour is evacuated. It must therefore be ensured that air can
enter the room to replace the moist air that is vented out.
CONNECTION TO EVACUATION
The drying cabinet is connected to an exhaust ventilation unit in accordance with standard.
The drying cabinet can be connected to the evacuation duct in two ways, either with a draft
stabilizer or permanently tted to a mechanical exhaust ventilation unit.
If the drying cabinet is to be connected to an existing ventilation system a draft stabilizer must always
be used, so that the general ventilation in the room is not aected.
Permanent tting must only be carried out when a separate exhaust-air duct is routed to the drying
cabinet, the air ow in the exhaust-air duct being adjusted to 45 m3 per hour.
The drying cabinet has been tested and factory-set for connection with a draft stabilizer.
Place the supplied spigot over the
hole in the top of the cabinet, insert
the screws and secure the spigot.
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WITH DRAFT STABILIZER
Connect the exible 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.
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Moist air out
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2
Air intake
Make sure the air intake is not blocked
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Do not connect the drying cabinet to an
existing chimney.
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1. Draft stabilizer
2. Flexible hose
3. Spigot
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PERMANENTLY FITTED TO MECHANICAL EXHAUST AIR VENTILATION UNIT
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Moist air out
Air intake
1
2
3
When the cabinet is permanently
connected to a ventilation duct, the whole
room is ventilated thought the drying
cabinet.
Connect the hose to the adapter between
the hose and ventilation duct.
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Adapter is not supplied.
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The air intake must not be blocked.
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1. Adapter
2. Hose
3. Spigot
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
The drying cabinet should be connected to a 230 V single-phase 50-60 Hz and earthed wall socket.
The drying cabinet is supplied ready for connection with a cable with an earthed plug.
Fuse 10 A.
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The drying cabinet should be connected using
the connecting cable supplied to an earthed wall
socket and must not be permanently wired.
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The socket should be positioned so that the plug
can be easily pulled out if necessary.
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Check that the supply current matches the data
on the rating plate and that the mains lead is
earthed correctly according to current standard.
We recommend tting the mains lead with a
residual current device (RCD).
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The dryer should be connected to a dedicated
circuit.
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Do not connect the drying cabinet to the
power supply with an extension lead as the
necessary safety cannot be guaranteed (risk of
overheating).
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Electrical connection of the appliance should
comply with applicable electrical safety
regulations.
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The manufacturer disclaims all liability if the
electrical connection has not been carried out in
the way described in this use and care manual.
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If the power cord for any reason is damaged, it
must be replaced. A genuine part can obtained
from the cabinet dealer. A replacement cord may
only be installed by a qualied electrician.
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BEFORE USING THE DRYING CABINET
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Read this User Manual before
starting to use the drying cabinet.
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1 Check that the cabinet is securely attached
to the wall. See page 10.
2 Check that no packaging material has been
left behind.
3 Use a mild detergent with hot water and
wash the inside and outside of the drying
cabinet. See also the ‘Care’ section later in
the manual.
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CAUTION: Read the safety instructions on page
4 before using the cabinet.
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OPERATION
ARRANGING ITEMS FOR DRYING
There are three sets of hangers inside the
cabinet. Each set has a number of rails for
hanging items to dry, as described below. The
most ecient drying results are obtained by
hanging the items in this way.
Hang the items in the drying cabinet
according to how much space they require –
not according to their weight.
For most eective drying, do not position
items laid at on the upper hanger section.
Long garments closest to the walls of the
cabinet and shorter garments towards the
centre of the cabinet. The most eective
drying results are achieved by hanging the
garments in this way.
Fold up the two bottom hanger sections if
long garments are to be dried.
Hang gloves, caps, scarves and similar items on
the hanger strips on the inside of the door.
Draw the hanger hooks in the upper hanger
section forward so that the washing can be
hung more easily. Push them back when not
in use.
Do not overload the drying cabinet. If you do,
the washing will become creased and dry
unevenly. Instead, leave a space between
the garments if possible.
If there is a risk of particular items shedding
colour, free space should be left around them.
Avoid drying heavy items of clothing together
with lighter items as they have very dierent
drying times.
Make sure not to hang knitted items. These
will stretch unnecessarily as they are heavy
when wet.
USER TIPS
Always follow the washing instructions on
items of clothing if indicated.
If a fabric conditioner or antistatic product is
used, the manufacturer’s instructions for use
of this product must be followed.
Remove washing that is already dry. This
will reduce the drying time for remaining
washing.
AIR FLOW
the illustration shows
the air ow in the drying
cabinet.
Keep the area around
the evacuation duct
clear of dust and dirt.
Make sure that the air
intake and exhaust
duct are not blocked.
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NOTE: When the cabinet is cold, it may happen that
the door’s sealing strip does not close completely.
However, this is fully oset when the cabinet is
running as the sealing strip expands.
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DRYING PROGRAMMES
This drying cabinet is equipped with automatic programmes and manual programmes for ecient
drying of textiles of dierent types.
The automatic programmes automatically switch o the drying process when the textiles are dry.
During the last 10 minutes, the heat is switched o while the fan cools down the textiles (cooling-down
period).
The manually time-controlled programmes stop after a set time has been counted down. Cooling
also takes place in the last 10 minutes of drying time in this case.
AUTOMATIC PROGRAMMES
p Aut 40° Normal dry. Used to dry garments of normal thickness.
p Aut 40° Extra dry. Used to dry thicker garments, deep drying.
p Aut 60° Normal dry. Used to dry garments of normal thickness.
p Aut 60° Extra dry. Used to dry thicker garments, deep drying.
40° or 60° is selected with reference to the washing instructions for the garments.
MANUAL PROGRAMMES
p Man 30°. A time-controlled drying programme that should be selected for delicate textiles that
should not be subjected to temperatures higher than 30°.
p Man 40°. As above, but here a slightly higher drying temperature is permitted.
p Man 60°. As above, but here the textiles can be dried at max. 60°.
p Man --. This is a highly energy-ecient drying programme without heat, where the washing is
dried only by the fan.
30°, 40° or 60° is selected with reference to the washing instructions for the garments.
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NOTE: It is very important to follow the washing
instructions applicable to the textile concerned
when selecting the drying programme.
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CHILD LOCK
To ensure that the drying process is not halted or started by mistake, a child lock function can be
activated.
FUNCTION OF THE CHILD LOCK
Activation buttons must be held down for at least 3 seconds (the delay time).
ACTIVATION/DEACTIVATION OF CHILD LOCK
The child lock is activated and deactivated using a setting parameter described on page 21. When the
button is activated, a clock symbol appears on the display.
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STARTING AN AUTOMATIC PROGRAMME
Start the drying cabinet by pressing ON/OFF.
The display lights up and shows the last used programme.
Ex. AUT 40° Normal dry The text ashes.
If this is OK - press OK, the process starts.
or select a dierent programme with ARROW UP
ARROW DOWN + OK, the process starts.
STARTING A MANUAL PROGRAMME
Start the drying cabinet by pressing ON/OFF.
The display is lit and shows the last used programme,
Ex. MAN 40° The text ashes.
If this is OK - press OK the default or last used drying time ashes,
Ex. 2:30 (two hours 30 minutes)
If this is OK - press OK
Man
down from 2½ hours.
or select a dierent programme with
ARROW UP (increases drying time)
ARROW DOWN (reduces drying time) + OK
a new drying time.
A dierent manual drying programme is selected in the same way as above.
If the child lock is activated, hold this button down for at least 3 seconds.
the process starts at once, in this example a
40° programme, where the time is counted
the process starts with a Man 40° programme
with
FACTORY-SET DRYING TIMES FOR MANUAL PROGRAMMES
Man 30° 2:30 (two hours, 30 minutes)
Man 40° 2:30
Man 60° 2:30
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TIPS
p If you have made a mistake or are unsure where you are, you can always press ON/OFF and start
selecting drying programme again.
p If the door is open when a drying programme starts and the OK button is activated, the display
will show ‘CLOSE DOOR’. Close the door, and the selected drying programme will start.
p The animated symbol (bar) on the left-hand side of the display indicates that the drying process
is under way.
p When the drying process has nished, the text “END” (ashing) appears. When the STOP button
is then pressed, or the door is opened, the current programme stops and the display shows the
last used programme.
p NB: In standby mode the display becomes unlit after 15 min and lights up when one of
the buttons on the control panel is activated or the door is opened.
p To halt a drying programme that is in progress, press STOP.
p If the door is opened while the drying process is in progress, the fan will continue to run for
another 5 minutes. The display will show “CLOSE DOOR” and count down a 5-minute programme
pause period.
If the door is closed within this 5-minute period, the drying process re-starts.
If the door is left open, the drying process is halted after 5 minutes and must be re-started
manually.
If you want to halt the drying process immediately, without a 5-minute pause, press S TO P.
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SETTING OF DRYING PROGRAMMES
Setting to optimise the drying cabinet’s automatic programmes is done by pressing the buttons on the
control panel when the drying cabinet is in programming mode.
Adjustments should only be made if you nd that
pthe washing does not dry suciently
pthe washing is over-dried – long drying time
PROGRAMMING MODE
1 Make sure that the main ON/OFF switch on the drying cabinet is o. The display is unlit.
2 Hold down the ARROW UP and ARROW DOWN buttons simultaneously and press the main
ON/OFF switch to the “ON” position. The display will light up and show “P105” ashing, which
is the rst setting parameter in the list below. Then select the relevant parameter using the arrow
keys, followed by OK.
3 To return to operating mode, press ARROW DOWN and then OK.
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PARAMETER LIST
Parameter
P105 Language 1 0 7 Swedish
P115 Child lock On/O 0 0 1 O
P2011 Min drying time
P2012 Max drying time
P2013 Max temp Aut40° 51° 41° 61° The heating elements switch o if the
P2014 Exhaust temp.
P2015 Extra drying time
P2016 Cooling time
P2021 Min drying time
P2022 Max drying time
P2023 Max temp Aut60° 90° 61° 100° The heating elements switch o if the
P2024 Outlet temp.
Name
Aut40°
Aut40°
process nished.
Aut40°
Aut40°
Aut40°
Aut60°
Aut60°
process nished.
Aut60°
Factory preset
35 (min) 10 45 Regardless of moisture level, the
360
(min)
38° 34° 54° For Normal programmes the drying
30 (min) 10 45 Extra programme drying time after
10 (min) 2 20 Time when only the fan is in
35 (min) 15 45 Regardless of moisture level, drying
240
(min)
48° 40° 73° For Normal programmes the drying
Min value
Max value
Signies
For setting, see page 14
Value 1 = Child lock ON
drying process runs min 35 min.
60 360 Regardless of moisture level, the
60 360 Regardless of moisture level, drying
drying process runs max 360 min.
value is exceeded.
process ends with cooling.
For Extra programmes the extra
drying time starts, followed by
cooling.
exhaust temp. has been reached.
operation, without heating elements.
Provides more even drying time.
process runs for min 35 min.
process runs for max 240 min.
value is exceeded.
process ends with cooling.
For Extra programmes the extra
drying time starts, followed by
cooling.
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Parameter
P2025 Extra drying time
P2026 Cooling time
Name
Aut60°
Aut60°
Factory preset
30 (min) 10 45 Extra programme drying time after
10 (min) 2 20 Time when only the fan is in
Min value
Max value
Signies
exhaust temp. has been reached.
operation, without heating elements.
Provides more even drying time.
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ADJUSTMENT
Programme Aut 40° Normal is controlled via exhaust air temp. sensor
Programme Aut 40° Extra is controlled via exhaust air temp. sensor and a time factor.
Programme Aut 60° Normal is controlled via exhaust air temp. sensor.
Programme Aut 60° Extra is controlled via exhaust air temp. sensor and a time factor.
The automatic programmes stop automatically when the washing is dry.
To decide whether the washing is dry, the actual exhaust air temperature is compared with a
parameter, P2014 for 40° programmes and P2024 for 60° programmes.
For Aut 40° Extra, an extra drying time is also added according to parameter P2015.
For Aut 60° Extra, an extra drying time is also added according to parameter P2025.
It is primarily these four parameters that are adjusted to optimise the drying processes of the
automatic programmes.
Aut 40° Normal and Aut 40° Extra are adjusted with parameter P2014.
Aut 40° Extra is additionally adjusted with parameter P2015 (extra drying time).
Aut 60° Normal and Aut 60° Extra are adjusted with parameter P2024.
Aut 60° Extra is additionally adjusted with parameter P2025 (extra drying time).
If it is found that the washing does not dry suciently, the parameter value is increased.
If it is found that the washing is over-dried, long drying time, the parameter value is reduced.
Drying processes must always be optimised in small steps; start by adjusting the parameter
concerned 1-2 units up or down. Then check the result after the next drying process and if necessary
make a further adjustment.
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PROCEDURE
The setting parameters according to the list on page 21 are shown on the display as follows:
the current parameter is shown on the top row of the display, e.g. P 2014,
the set value of the parameter is shown on the bottom row.
1 Go to programming mode. See page 20.
2 Step through to the relevant parameter by pressing the ARROW UP or DOWN buttons repeatedly. If
you go too far, just continue until the display shows the correct parameter.
3 When the display shows the correct parameter, e.g. “P 2012”, press OK to conrm.
The row will then ash with the set value of the parameter.
4 Increase or decrease the value by pressing the ARROW UP or DOWN buttons.
5 To save the set value, press OK.
6 To return to operating mode, press DOWN ARROW and then STO P.
RESTORING TO FACTORY SETTING
1 Go to programming mode as described on page 20.
2 Hold down the ARROW UP and ARROW DOWN keys simultaneously and press OK.
The factory settings will be saved and the display will show the last run programme.
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CARE
CLEANING
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NOTE: High-pressure cleaning must not be used.
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pThe walls of the cabinet should be cleaned
with a mild soap solution and a damp cloth.
pDust tends to gather around the air intake
below the cabinet and on the top of the
cabinet. This may cause disturbance which
in turn may lead to breakdowns in operation.
To avoid these problems, the air intake and
the roof of the cabinet should be vacuumcleaned a least once a year or more often,
depending on the environment the cabined
is located in.
SERVICING
Before contacting the service department,
you should nd out the name, article number and
serial number of the drying cabinet.
This information can be found on the
identication plate located inside the cabinet.
REPLACEMENT PARTS
If the power cord for any reason is damaged, it
must be replaced. A genuine part can obtained
from the cabinet dealer.
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NOTE: A replacement power cord may only be
installed by a qualied electrician.
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Rating plate (inside)
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Name of drying cabinet
Article number
Serial number (12 digits)
Rating plate for drying
cabinet DC 7784
THERMAL CUT-OUT
The cabinet is tted with a thermal cut-out that
is reset automatically 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.
If this happens, always wait for 15 minutes
and then try to restart the cabinet before
reporting a fault.
If there are repeated cut-outs, contact your
supplier.
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TROUBLE SHOOTING
HOW TO DEAL WITH MINOR FAULTS YOURSELF
Problem What you can do
The drying cabinet
does not work
The display shows an
alarm/error code
Drying takes a long
time
The washing does not
become dry
The sealing strip does
not seal tightly/the door
is ajar
1. Check that the power cord is connected to a wall outlet
2. Check that no fuse has tripped
3. Have you pressed the start button?
4. Is the door closed?
This should normally not happen, but if an alarm or error code
appears on the display, try rst to reset the alarm by holding the
START/STOP button down for 5 sec. If the problem persists, a
service technician must be called.
1. Check that the correct programme has been selected for the type
of laundry
2. Check that the laundry is not very wet (poorly spun)
3. Check that too much laundry has not been hung up
1. Check that the correct programme has been selected for the
type of laundry
2. Check that too much laundry has not been hung up
3. Adjust parameters 2014, 2015, 2024 and 2025 according to the
chapter on “Setting of drying programme”
Check that the cabinet is level. Check with a spirit level, if
necessary adjust with the adjustable feet.
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FAN UNIT
The heater and fan components are assembled
in a removable fan unit located on top of the
drying cabinet.
REMOVAL
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Unplug the power cord
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1 Detach the fan unit lock
screws. The screws
are located in the roof
inside the drying cabinet
and on top of the cover.
The screws inside the
drying cabinet become
accessible if the door is
opened and the upper
hanger section is pulled
out.
2 Separate the connecting
cable from the fan unit
with the quick-release
coupling on the hinge
side of the unit.
See illustration.
3 Slide out the fan unit.
Quick-release coupling for connecting cable
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TECHNICAL DATA
Capacity: 4 kg of laundry (cotton)
Evaporation rate: 17 g/min
Electrical supply: Single phase 220 - 230 V, 50-60 Hz
Fuse: 10 A
Motor: 35 W
Heating element: 1500 W
Thermal cut-out: Ye s
Fan capacity: 180 m³/hour
Hanging length: 16 metres
Dimensions DC7774: Height 1700 mm
Width 595 mm
Depth 608 mm
635 mm incl. doorhandle
Dimensions DC7784: Height 1840 mm
Width 595 mm
Depth 608 mm
635 mm incl. doorhandle
Weight DC7774: ~58 kg
Weight DC7784: ~62 kg
Sound lavel: max 60 dB(A)
MANUFACTURING STANDARD
See cabinet rating plate.
WIRING DIAGRAM
Wiring diagram can be ordered
from manufacturer.
RATING PLATE
See page 24.
ENERGY CONSUMPTION AND DRYING TIMES
Drying times for laundry after spin-drying *
Setting Energy consumption Drying time
Aut 40° 0.60 kWh/kg of laundry 2 hour 45
Aut 60° 0.62 kWh/kg of laundry 2 hour
* Specied values apply to drying cabinet connected by draft stabilizer. Values may vary depending on
spin speed
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www.asko.com
We reserve the right to make changes.
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