ASKO TD75.13 User guide

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

Tumble dryer

TD75.13XX

Carefully read the instructions for use before using the dryer.

T409HS.UK

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Dear Customer,

We thank you for purchasing this quality ASKO product.

We hope it meets all your expectations. Scandinavian design combines pure lines, everyday functionality, and high quality. These are the key characteristics of all our products, and the reason why they are highly appreciated across the globe.

We kindly recommend you to read these instructions before using the appliance for the ﬁ rst time. The instruction manual also includes information on how you can help protect the environment.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Safety precautions 3

Dryer description 7

Before using the appliance for the ﬁ rst time 8

Installation and connection 10

Advices before drying 20

Drying process, step by step (1 – 7) 22

System settings 30

The following symbols are used throughout the manual and they have the following meanings:

Cleaning and maintenance 33

Errors – what to do? 41

Servicing 45

Technical information 46

Program table 48

Disposal 49

Quick guide 51

Information, advice, tip, or recommendation Warning – danger of hot surface

Warning – general danger Warning – danger of fire

Warning – danger of electric shock

Original instructions See Quick guide on the last page.

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

GENERAL

Please read the instruction manual and save it for future reference.

• Please do not use the tumble dryer if you have not read and understood these instructions or use ﬁ rst.

• Failure to observe the instructions for use or inappropriate use of the tumble dryer may result in damage to the laundry or appliance, or injury to the user.

• Instructions for use are available on our website at www.asko.com.

• Your dryer is intended solely for household use.

• Before connecting the dryer to the power mains, please read carefully the instructions for use that describe the dryer and its correct and safe use. The instructions apply to several appliance types or models; thus, settings or equipment may be described herein which is not available in your dryer.

• Leave any repairs and similar tasks on the dryer to an expert. Unprofessional repair may result in an accident or major malfunction.

• After installation, the dryer should stand still for two hours before it is connected to the power mains.

• At least two persons are required to install the tumble dryer on top of a washing machine.

• The dryer shall not be connected to the power mains using an extension cord.

• Do not connect the tumble dryer to an electrical outlet intended for an electric shaver or hair dryer.

If the power cord is damaged, it has to be replaced by the manufacturer,

• an authorized service technician, or a similarly qualiﬁ ed person, in order to avoid any hazards.

•

The appliance shall not be supplied through an external switching device, such as a timer, or connected to a circuit that is regularly switched on and oﬀ by a utility.

• After the drying process, unplug the dryer power cord from the power

outlet.

• In case of incorrect appliance connection, incorrect use, or servicing by an unauthorized person, the user shall bear the cost of any damage.

• Air in the dryer environment should not contain dust particles. The air where the dryer is installed should be thoroughly ventilated to prevent reverse ﬂ ow of gases released from the gas appliances with open ﬁ re (e.g. ﬁ replaces).

• Do not evacuate the air from the dryer through channels used for appliances or devices that use natural gas or other fuels for their operation (only applies to the evacuation dryer).

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• Do not dry unwashed laundry in the dryer.

• Laundry stained with oil, acetone, alcohol, oil derivatives, stain removers, turpentine, wax, and wax removers should be washed in a washing machine with hot water and detergent before it is dried in the dryer.

• Clothing that includes latex, rubber parts, shower and bathing caps, and laundry or covers with rubber foam shall not be dried in the dryer.

• Use laundry conditioners or similar products in compliance with manufacturer's instructions.

• Do not place the dryer behind lockable or sliding door, or door with a hinge on the opposite side of the dryer door hinge. Install the dryer in such way that the door can always be freely opened.

• Never block the air vents.

• Do not place the dryer on a carpet with long ﬁ bres as this may impede air circulation.

• The air in the room where the dryer is installed may not contain dust particles.

• Make sure the ﬁ bres do not accumulate around the dryer.

•

Remove all objects such as lighters and matches from the pockets.

• After installation, wait for 24 hours before using the appliance. If the dryer has to be laid down on one of the sides during transport or servicing, place it with its left side, viewing from the appliance front, downwards (only applies to dryers with a heat pump).

• The appliance shall not be in contact with a wall or adjacent furniture.

• If the dryer is connected to an air exhaust system already used for another appliance, a non-return valve must be installed. Reverse ﬂ ow into the dryer could damage the appliance, and the non-return valve prevents such reverse ﬂ ow (only applies to the evacuation dryer).

• A ﬂ oat will switch oﬀ the appliance if the condensed water pipe is clogged or if there is a risk of overﬂ owing of the condensed water accumulated in the condensed water tank (only applies to dryers with a heat pump).

• If you wish to move the dryer or store it in a non-heated room during winter, it is essential that you ﬁ rst empty the condensed water tank (only applies to the condenser dryers and dryers with a heat pump).

• Maximum drying capacity in kg (for the Cotton program) is indicated on the rating plate.

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SAFETY

• Only use the dryer to dry laundry that was washed with water. Do not dry any laundry that was washed or cleaned with ﬂ ammable cleaners or substances (such as gasoline, trichloroethylene etc.) as this may result in an explosion.

• If you have cleaned your clothes with industrial cleaners or chemical substances, do not dry them in the dryer.

• If the air exhaust hose is connected to an opening in the wall, inﬂ ux of cool air may be prevented by installing a ventilation grille. (Only applies to evacuation dryer.) .

• The air exhaust hose shall not be connected to an active chimney used to evacuate smoke or waste gases; into a shaft intended for ventilating rooms with combustion equipment; or into a chimney used by third parties. If smoke or waste gases return to the room where the dryer is installed, there is a danger of poisoning (only applies to evacuation dryer).

• The dryer is protected with an automatic switch-oﬀ system in case of overheating. The system switches oﬀ the heater if the temperature is too high (only applies to evacuation and condenser dryer).

• If the net ﬁ lter is clogged, the automatic heater switch-oﬀ device can be triggered. See chapter "CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE" (only applies to evacuation and condenser dryer).

• WARNING! The back of the dryer may get very hot during

operation. Wait for the dryer to cool down completely before touching its back side. (Observe the instructions in the chapter "INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION")

Never stop a drying cycle or do not open the door before the end of the

• program. If you do so for any reason, be careful when taking the laundry from the drum as it can still be very hot and there is a risk of burning. Quickly remove the laundry from the drum and spread it to allow it to cool down as quickly as possible.

CHILD SAFETY

• Do not allow the children to play with the dryer.

• Prevent your children and pets to enter the dryer drum.

• Before closing the dryer door and running the program, make sure there is nothing except laundry in the drum (e.g. if a child climbed into the dryer drum and closed the door from the inside).

• Activate the child lock. See chapter "SYSTEM SETTINGS", section Child Lock.

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• Do not let children younger than three years to come near the dryer,

unless they are under constant supervision.

• The dryer is made in compliance with all relevant safety standards. This dryer may be used by children aged 8 years and above and by persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge, but only if they are supervised during the use of the appliance, if they have been provided relevant instructions regarding safe use of the dryer, and if they understand the hazards of inappropriate use. Make sure children do not play with the appliance. Make sure the children do not clean the dryer or perform any maintenance tasks without supervision.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE!

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DRYER DESCRIPTION

110 62345 7

11 12 13

1. Main switch (ON/OFF)

2. Program selector knob

3. Display unit

4. Program selector buttons

5. Button (start/pause)

6. Rating plate with information about the dryer (on

the inside of the drying machine door)

7. QR and AUID code (on the inside of the drying machine door)

8. Dryer door

9. Door net ﬁ lter

10. Condensate tank (depending on the model)

11. Heat pump

12. Heat pump ﬁ lter

13. Air vents

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BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE FOR THE FIRST TIME

PACKAGING

Remove all packaging. Please sort the materials in compliance with local recommendations (see chapter "DISPOSAL").

CLEANING

Disconnect the dryer from the power mains and open the door towards you. Clean the dryer drum with a damp cloth and a mild detergent.

No program can be started while the door is open.

CHOOSING THE LANGUAGE

When the dryer is connected (see chapter "INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION") and switched on for the ﬁ rst time, choose the preferred language:

1. Press the button 2 or the program selector knob to scroll the list of languages. Conﬁ rm your selection by

pressing the OK button.

2. Press the "Finalize" button to conﬁ rm your selection. For further drying process, see chapter "DRYING PROCESS, STEP BY STEP (1–7)".

STEAM PROGRAMS

If you select one of the steam programs as the ﬁ rst program to be run with your dryer, ﬁ rst add distilled water to the steam generator tank (min.=0,3 l; max.=1,5 l); the dryer needs the distilled water to generate steam. If the steam generator tank is empty, none of the steam programs will be available. "LOW" will be indicated on the display (empty steam generator tank). As you use your dryer, the system will be ﬁ lled automatically with condensed water extracted during the drying process.

Only use distilled water. Use of regular tap water or any additives is forbidden. Limescale may damage

the heater. Such damage is not covered by the warranty.

Only add distilled water when the appliance is switched on and one of the steam programs is selected

(but before you start the program). Otherwise, the level sensor will not operate and water may overﬂ ow to the dryer interior.

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Remove the condensate tank.

Slowly add distilled water to the steam generator

tank filter.

By pouring the water slowly, you will prevent the water from ﬂ owing down the front wall of the appliance.

Steam generator tank is not visible as it is located in the dryer interior; only the steam generator tank ﬁ lter is visible.

When the steam generator tank is full, ”HIGH” will be displayed on the screen and an acoustic alarm will

be emitted.

If you decide to run the condensate drain hose into a drain, siphon, or washbasin, the steam program will

run normally, without manual adding distilled water into dryer.

When you run the dryer for the ﬁ rst time, or if the dryer has been out of use for a long time, slight hitting

noise may appear. This is normal and it will disappear after a few drying cycles.

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INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION

After installation, wait for 24 hours without

moving the appliance before using it for the ﬁ rst time. If the dryer has to be laid down on one of the sides during transport or servicing, place it with its left side, viewing from the appliance front, downwards.

90°

DRYER PLACEMENT

The dryer can be either free standing or installed on top of a washing machine. The dryer emits heat. Therefore, do not place it in a very small room, as the drying process may be longer due to limited amount of ambient air.

Do not place the dryer in a room where temperature can drop below 0 °C, as the machine may not operate correctly at such low temperatures, or freeze, which in turn can result in damage to the machine. For optimum dryer operation, install it in a room with adequate ventilation and a temperature between 10 °C and 25 °C.

Free-standing appliance

The dryer may be placed adjacent to a washing machine. If the friction between the dryer feet and the ﬂ oor is not suﬃ cient, the dryer may move during operation. To prevent sliding, use a non-slide mat or install the supplied vacuum feet onto both front feet.

Do not place the dryer behind lockable or sliding door, or door with a hinge on the opposite side of the dryer door hinge. Install the dryer in such way that the door can always be freely opened.

Never block the air vents.

Do not place the dryer on a carpet with long ﬁ bres as this may impede air circulation.

If the appliance is installed on a plinth or a similar structure, then the appliance must be ﬁ xed to it, to avoid the risk of falling. ASKO original accessories are available for this purpose, complete with ﬁ xing instructions.

Place the dryer so that it is stable. Use a spirit level to level the dryer in longitudinal and traverse direction by rotating the adjustable feet using a No. 22 spanner (max. 15 mm). Then, ﬁ rmly tighten the jam nuts (counter nuts) by rotating them towards the appliance bottom using a No. 17 spanner

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Clearance around the dryer for optimum operation

100 mm

50 mm

100 mm

Stacking on top of a washing machine

To stack the dryer on top of a washing machine, use the extra vacuum feet and the tipping guard (A+B), supplied in the cardboard box in the dryer drum. Tipping guard part B is designed to ﬁ t on ASKO washing machines and it may be hard or impossible to mount on appliances of other brands. If the washing machine and dryer are not of matching dimensions or if you have installed a hidden helper between the two appliances, then binding plates are available as optional accessories at the service center (… available only for HH (acessory Hidden Helpers) and TD75 stacked on top of WM80 or WM85; not intended for any other combinations).

The appliance shall not be in contact with a wall or adjacent furniture. For optimum dryer operation, observe the clearance from the wall as shown in Fig.

Opening the dryer door (top view)

1074 mm

480 mm

176°

All ASKO washing machines can bear the weight of the dryer.

Washing machine on which you wish to install the dryer must be able to bear the weight of the dryer (see washing machine’s rating plate or technical information).

At least two persons are required to install the tumble dryer on top of a washing machine.

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How to stack a dryer onto the washing machine (ASKO):

There is a cardboard box in the dryer drum, containing the vacuum feet and the tipping guard.

The tipping guard consists of two metal parts (A +

B).

A B

Use two screws to attach the A part to the back of the dryer.

Undo the screw on the back side of the washing

machine.

Use the screw to attach the tipping guard (B part)

to the back of the washing machine.

Level the washing machine so that it is stable.

1. Level the washing machine in longitudinal and traverse direction by rotating the adjustable feet using a No. 32 spanner. The feet allow levelling by +/- 1 cm.

2. After adjusting the height of the feet, ﬁ rmly

tighten the jam nuts (counter nuts) using a spanner No 17, by turning them towards the bottom of the washing machine .

3. Tighten the jam nuts (counter nuts).

5 mm

Set the dryer feet:

1. Tighten the front two feet all the way in.

2. Undo the back feet by 3.5 turns or 5 mm; then, fasten the jam nuts towards the bottom of the appliance .

Place the dryer onto the washing machine:

1. Lift the front part of the dryer by 5 to 10 cm.

2. Attach the vacuum feet onto the front feet of the dryer.

3. Push the dryer into the tipping guard (so that the B part is inserted into the A part) and release it (See ﬁ gure on previous page).

Make sure the tipping guard is "locked"!

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CHANGING THE DOOR OPENING DIRECTION

To change the direction of door opening, proceed as follows.

Open the door fully.

Undo the screws and remove the door.

Use a screwdriver to remove the door lock cover

and undo the screw on the door lock.

Push the door lock upwards and remove it. Move

it to the other side and push it downwards.

Fasten the screw on the door lock. Replace the

door lock cover.

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Undo the door hinge assembly (left) and the door

latch assembly (right), switch their positions, and replace the screws (door hinge assembly to the righthand side, door latch assembly to the left-hand side).

Use a screwdriver to remove the plastic part more

easily.

Undo the door ring and remove it temporarily.

Rotate the door glass cover by 90°so that the sign

indicating the opening of the door is on the other side.

Rotate the door ring by 180°, install it onto the

door, and fasten it with screws.

Replace the door on the door hinge and fasten

the screws.

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BUILT-IN

ASKO dryers can be installed beneath a cabinet or worktop with a minimum height of 864 mm. There must be a gap of about 12 mm all around the machine and a minimum gap of 25 mm between the rear edge of the machine top panel and the back wall. The opening width must be at least 622 mm. The condensing models work best when they have good air circulation. Install the dryer so the condensed water will continuously ﬂ ow into a drain or sink, you will need a drain outlet behind the unit. The maximum drain height is 1016 mm.

The height adjustment for the dryer is 850 mm to

876 mm. Do not raise it higher than 876 mm.

not possible to install the dryer anywhere else, then the refrigeration appliance must be sealed oﬀ from the dryer.

Ventilation Requirements of ASKO laundry concept or closet installation

ASKO's front panel controls make it possible to install the washers and dryers in a cabinet or closet.

Make sure there is clearance between appliances and cabinet or wall and 25 mm minimum clearance between the rear edge of the appliance top panel and the cabinet or wall. When closet or cabinet is closed by the door, we recommend louvered doors, to ensure proper ventilation particularly for condenser dryers.

Otherwise there must be ventilation openings on the door. See illustration of dimension for ventilation openings below:'

65 mm

50 mm

1550 mm

25 mm

It is very important to avoid a buildup of heat.

The warm air which is expelled from the rear of

the dryer must be able to dissipate.

Warm air which cannot dissipate could cause a

fault.

A buildup of heat could be avoided by:

• Creating a gap for the dryer in the kitchen furniture plinth facing.

• Creating ventilation gaps in the kitchen unit.

When build under, drying times may be longer.

The dryer should not be installed next to a

refrigeration appliance. The warm air expelled from the rear of the dryer would increase the temperature around the refrigeration appliance heat exchanger causing the compressor to run continuously. If it is

635 mm

65 mm

35 mm

465

12 mm

Ensure the dryer door can be opened without

hindrance after installation.

The cool air intake panel at the front of the dryer must not be blocked or covered. Doing so could cause a fault.

Disregarding of instructions inﬂ uences on appliance performance and may also result in failure of the appliance.

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DRAINING THE CONDENSATE

The moisture from the laundry is extracted in the condenser unit and accumulated in the condensate tank. Condensate tank has to be emptied regularly (see chapter "CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE").

To sim p l iﬁ ed and avoid emptying and interruption of the drying cycle due to full condensate tank, run the condensate discharge tube located at the back of the appliance directly into a drain (see chapter "SYSTEM SETTINGS/ Condensed water").

max 300 mm

max 1000 mm

max 300 mm

Remove the small short hose from the attachment

(A).

Connect the supplied drain hose to the same

attachment (A).

Run the condensate drain hose into a drain. Tie the hose onto a tap (B) so that it cannot slip during use. The drain hose can also be fed into the washbasin siphon (C) or directly into the ﬂ oor drain (D). Then, the water is pumped directly into a washbasin, a siphon, or a ﬂ oor drain.

Do not pull the drain hose, and make sure it is not

under tension, clamped, or bent.

If you decide to run the condensate drain hose into a drain, siphon, or washbasin, make sure the hose is

securely fastened. This will prevent any water spillage that could result in unexpected damage.

Always use hoses that are supplied with the appliance.

If the dryer is connected to an air exhaust system already used for another appliance, a non-return valve

must be installed. Return ﬂ ow into the dryer could damage the appliance and the non-return valve prevents such ﬂ ow.

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CONNECTING TO THE POWER MAINS

After installation, the dryer should stand still for

two hours before it is connected to the power mains.

Connect the appliance to an earthed power outlet. After installation, the wall outlet should be freely accessible. The outlet should be ﬁ tted with an earth contact (in compliance with the relevant regulations).

Connection upon delivery

TYPE: TDXX.XXXXX

Art.No.: XXXXXX/XX Ser.No.: XXXXXXXX

XXX V ~

IPX4

XXXX W

XX Hz Refrigerant: X XXXX Volume: XXXX

MODEL: XXXXXX.X

XXA

X kg

Information about your dryer is indicated on the rating (type) plate. Use the type A diﬀ erential current protection switch.

The dryer shall not be connected to the power

mains using an extension cord.

Do not connect the tumble dryer to an electrical

outlet intended for an electric shaver or hair dryer.

Any repair and maintenance pertaining to safety

or performance should be done by trained experts.

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ASKO LAUNDRY CARE - HIDDEN HELPERS*

Laundry care ironing board

The ironing board is a clever solution. It is always handy when you need to iron your clothes, and it can be easily, safely and invisibly stored away when not in use. It can be installed between your washer and dryer, or on top of one of them.

Laundry care double

A wire basket and pull-out shelf. It can be used as an additional surface for folding clothes, sorting socks and for storage. The basket is useful for removing and carrying laundry to the wardrobe or workbench for ironing and folding. It can be installed between your washer and dryer, or on top of one of them.

Laundry care single

Pull-out shelf. It can be used as an additional surface when folding clothes and sorting socks or for storage. It also makes loading and unloading your laundry much easier. It can be installed between your washer and dryer.

Laundry care basket

A large pull-out basket that is easily accessible via a push-pull door opening. Useful for removing laundry and carrying it to the wardrobe or workbench for ironing and folding. It can be installed between your washer and dryer, or on top of one of them.

Pedestal drawer with shelf

A useful storage drawer with a height of 30 cm. Ideal for storing your detergent, softener, coat hangers, pegs, user manuals and other useful items in the laundry area. The drawer also comes with a shelf for easy loading and unloading of your laundry.

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Laundry care plinth

Thanks to the stainless steel plinth, your appliance will be raised by 30 cm, which makes loading and unloading of laundry easier.

*AVAILABILITY DEPENDING ON MARKET

DENOMINATION ART. No.

IRONING BOARD HI1153 White 576552

IRONING BOARD HI1153 Stainless steel 732756

IRONING BOARD HI1153 Titanium 576553

LAUNDRY CARE DOUBLE HDB1153 White 576554

LAUNDRY CARE DOUBLE HDB1153 Stainless steel 732757

LAUNDRY CARE DOUBLE HDB1153 Titanium 576555

LAUNDRY CARE SINGLE HSS1053 White 576730

LAUNDRY CARE SINGLE HSS1053 Titanium 576732

LAUNDRY CARE HB1153 White 576733

PEDESTAL DRAWER W. SHELF HPS5323 White (only 8 or 9 kg models) 576735

PEDESTAL DRAWER W. SHELF HPS5323 Stainless steel (only 8 or 9 kg models) 576737

STAINLESS STEEL PLINTH HPL530S for 8 and 9 kg models 441663

STAINLESS STEEL PLINTH HPL830S for 11 and 12 kg models 445501

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ADVICES BEFORE DRYING

This chapter includes several advices on how to prepare the laundry from drying.

LAUNDRY SORTING

Sort the laundry according to:

• type,

• fabric thickness. For the most even drying, make sure the laundry is made of a similar material.

CLOTHING

1. Close the buttons, zips, and hook-and-loop fasteners, so that they do not damage the fabric.

2. Turn the pockets inside out.

3. Place very sensitive clothes in a special-purpose laundry washing bag. (The special purpose laundry bag is available as an optional accessory in general stores.)

Laundry to be dried in the dryer should be spun

at a minimum of 1000 rpm. Higher spinning speeds will save energy and cut drying time.

If you decide to dry only one large item, we

recommend drying it separately from smaller items of laundry.

LAUNDRY SYMBOLS

Observe the laundry symbols.

Textile maintenance symbols:

Washing

Normal Delicate

Max. washing temperature 90 °C Max. washing temperature 60 °C Max. washing temperature 40 °C Max. washing temperature 30 °C

Hand wash only

Do not wash

Bleaching

Bleaching in cool water

Bleaching not allowed

Dry cleaning

Dry cleaning with all agents

Perchloroethylene R11, R113, petroleum

Dry cleaning in kerosene, pure alcohol,

and R113

Dry cleaning not allowed

Ironing

Ironing with a hot iron with a maximum temperature of 200 °C

Ironing with a hot iron with a maximum temperature of 150°C

Ironing with a warm iron with a maximum temperature of 110°C

Ironing not allowed

Natural drying

Drying on a flat surface

Drying without prior spinning

Drying on a clothes line or a hanger

Tumble drying

Drying at high temperatures

Drying at low temperatures

Tumble drying not allowed

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MATERIALS (FABRICS) SUITABLE FOR DRYING IN A TUMBLE DRYER

Material is suitable for tumble drying. Clothes dried in a tumble dryer will be softer and lighter than air-dried clothes.

The dryer does not cause any considerable

wear of the fabric. The lint collected in the lint ﬁ lter consists of dust and fabric fragments collected during the use of the laundry.

MATERIALS (FABRICS) THAT MAY NOT BE DRIED IN A TUMBLE DRYER

This symbol means that the material is not suitable for drying in a tumble dryer.

Never tumble dry the following:

• clothing that was chemically cleaned (or dry-

cleaned) at home,

• foam,

• glass ﬁ bres.

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DRYING PROCESS, STEP BY STEP (1 – 7)

STEP 1: SORT THE FABRICS

See chapter "ADVICES BEFORE DRYING"

Empty the pockets. Coins, nails etc. could damage the machine and the fabric.

STEP 2: TURN ON THE MAIN SWITCH.

Turning on / Turning off

Press the on/off button.

STEP 3: OPEN THE DRYER DOOR AND INSERT THE LAUNDRY.

Open the dryer door towards you.

Place the laundry into the empty dryer drum. Make sure there aren't any other objects among the laundry, such a detergent ball. Such objects could melt and cause damage to the dryer or your laundry.

Do not overload the drum! (See program table and observe your nominal load as indicated on the rating plate.) If the dryer drum is overloaded, the laundry will be more wrinkled and perhaps unevenly dried.

2 3

With some models, the dryer drum is lit as well.

The light in the dryer drum is not suitable for any other use.

The light in the dryer drum may only be replaced by the manufacturer, a service technician or an

authorized person.

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STEP 4: CHOOSE THE DRYING PROGRAM.

Choose the program by rotating the program selector knob in either direction.

The program selector knob can be used when arrows appear on the display. Select the program based on the type and remaining moisture of the laundry you wish to dry.

Anticipated program duration is indicated on the display.

Extra program settings can also be selected for each program. See STEP 5.

Choose between the following programs:

Program Max. kg* Description

1. AUTO EXTRA DRY 9 Use this program for thicker multi-layered non-sensitive cotton

laundry. After drying, it will be completely dry and ready to be stored in the cupboard.

2. AUTO DRY 9 Use this program for thicker non-sensitive cotton laundry. After drying, it will be completely dry and ready to be stored in the cupboard.

3. AUTO NORMAL DRY

4. AUTO IRON DRY 9 Use this program for non-sensitive cotton laundry. After drying, it

5. AUTO JEANS 4 This program is suitable for drying jeans and clothes with extra-

6. AUTO SYNTHETICS 3,5 Use this program for sensitive laundry made of a mixture of

7. AUTO TERRY 5 This program is suitable for large and small items made of thick

8. AUTO DOWN 1,5 Use this program to dry textiles stuffed or padded with down

9. BEDDING 5 Use this program for larger items. When the program is

9 Use this program for thicker non-sensitive cotton laundry of

approximately the same thickness. After drying, it will be dry or slightly moist.

will be ready for ironing.

thick seams.

synthetic and cotton fibres. After drying, the laundry will be slightly moist.

terry such as towels and bathrobes.

(pillows, duvets, jackets etc.). Dry large items separately and use the extra dry function or the time program if necessary.

complete, they will be completely dry. Adjusted drum rotation prevents the laundry from tangling.

10. SILK AND WOOL 2 This short program is intended for softening or fluffing of clothes made of wool and silk, which have to be dried thoroughly according to manufacturer s instructions.

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Program Max. kg* Description

11. SHIRTS 2 Use this program to dry shirts and blouses. Adjusted drum

rotation prevents the laundry from creasing.

12. STEAM WRINKLE

CARE

13. STEAM REFRESH 2 Use this program to refresh the laundry with steam (for laundry

14. QUICK PRO 2 Use this program for non-sensitive laundry washed with a quick

15. TIME PROGRAM 4 Use this program for non-sensitive laundry that is still slightly

16. AIRING 2 This program does not use a heater. Use it to refresh your

17. SYSTEM SETTINGS Use the program selector knob to select System Settings.

3 Use this program to straighten any creases with steam (for

seasonal clothing, preparing the laundry for easier ironing etc.).

that does not yet need washing, only refreshing).

program.

moist and has to be thoroughly dried. In the time program, remaining moisture is not detected automatically. If the laundry is still damp after the program is complete, repeat the program; if it is too dry and therefore creased and rough to touch, the drying time you selected was too long. Program duration can be adjusted from 30 minutes to 4 hours (in 15-minute steps).

clothes. Program duration can be adjusted from 15 minutes to 4 hours (in 15-minute steps).

Confirm the selection by pressing ENTER (button "2"). Then, use the program selector knob to scroll the list of settings. The following can be selected: The following options are available:

– Child Lock, – Language (language selection), – Programs (set of programs), – Display (display unit: contrast & logo), – Sounds, – Condensed water, – Reset.

* Max. kg dry load

If your laundry is not dried to the desired dryness level, use extra program settings or use a more suitable

program.

See chapter "SYSTEM SETTINGS".

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STEP 5: CHOOSING THE PROGRAM SETTINGS

Using the program settings, the drying programs can be further adjusted to your wishes.

Some program settings may not be available for your selected program.

Selected program settings will remain stored after the end of the drying cycle and may be changed subsequently (except for delayed start which is not stored after the drying is complete).

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1. Dryness level (extra dry)

2. Anti-crease

3. Load

Choose the program settings before pressing the START button. When the drying program is in progress, program settings cannot be changed.

Press and hold the button under a program setting to display the information (INFO) about it.

Following are the program settings that may be selected using the buttons 1 to 6:

4. Steam (steam drying)

5. Time (timed drying)

6. Delay Start

1. Dryness level (extra dry)

By pressing the button 1, you can choose between extra dryness levels (+, ++, +++). Each time the button is pressed, the ﬁ nal level of laundry dryness and drying time will change.

2. Anti-crease

This function pertains to what happens after the drying cycle. By pressing the button 2, you can choose the duration of the anti-crease program from 0 hours to 4 hours , in 1-hour steps.

3. Load

By pressing the button 3, you can choose between loads of the dryer.

Full load

Small load

Partial load

Selection of actual load aﬀ ects the initially displayed anticipated drying time.

4. Steam (steam drying)

By pressing the button 4, you can switch the steam drying on or oﬀ . Steam ﬁ nish gives the laundry a steam treatment, like straightening the creases and refreshing the laundry with steam in the end of program cycle (only for programs in which steam treatment is possible).

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5. Timed drying

First, use the program selector knob to select the Timed Dry program. Press the button 5

Time program

to select a drying time from 30 minutes to 4 hours, in 15-minute steps.

2:15

Use the button 6 (OK) to conﬁ rm the selected drying time. Press the Start/ Pause button to start the drying process.

6. Delay Start

Press the button 6 to choose the delayed start when you wish the drying program to start after a certain period of time.

Auto extra dry 6:00Ok

Press the button 6 for to appear. Use the program selector knob or the button 6 to set the delay from 30 minutes to 6 hours in 30-minute steps, and then from 6 hours to 24 hours in 1-hour steps.

Press the button 5 (OK) to conﬁ rm the selected Delay Start time. Press the Start button to start. When the countdown reaches zero, the selected drying program will start automatically.

To cancel the delay and start the drying process immediately, press the button

Delayed start countdown

03:50

5 . When Start delay time is once set, it

is not possible to change it; the only possibility is to »Skip it « with pressing on button and immediately continue with chosen program.

If you do not take any action for 5 minutes, the display will switch to standby mode. Press the ON/OFF button to reactivate it. The countdown to the start of the drying cycle will be displayed. If the dryer is in the standby mode, the display will switch on 1 minute before the start of the drying cycle. After the countdown, drying time will be indicated on the display unit.

Delayed start cannot be set for the favourite programs.

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STEP 6: CLOSE THE DOOR AND START THE DRYING PROCESS.

Close the dryer door and press the Start/Pause button.

Start (pressed brieﬂ y – start/resume) Pause (pressed brieﬂ y – drying temporarily suspended) Cancel (press and hold the button for 3 seconds)

Starting

Info

2:20

Remaining time

Depending on the selected program and load, anticipated drying time will be displayed in hours and minutes. Actual drying time will depend on the selected program, load, type of laundry, spinning rate etc. Actual drying time may be longer or shorter than initially displayed.

Drying

Info

2:19

Pausing, stopping or changing the program

To pause a program, brieﬂ y press the

Paused

Door is open, please close the door.

Preparing for program canceling. Cooling down.

Start/Pause button. To resume the program, press the Start/ Pause button again.

The drying program may also be paused by opening the dryer door. To resume the programme, simply close the door and press the Start/Pause button.

To stop and cancel the washing program, press the Start/Pause button and hold it for 3 seconds.

Program canceled. Garments can still be hot.

The selected program will be stopped and the cooling stage will begin. Cooling time depends on the selected program.

Only after the cooling is complete, can you use the program selector knob to select a new program and press the Start/Pause button.

The ﬁ nal drying cycle includes a cooling down stage without heater operation. It makes sure the laundry

is of suitable temperature at the end of the program and that it can be taken from the dryer without risk of touch hot clothes.

A drying program can be paused using the ON/OFF button. The dryer will switch oﬀ . After the dryer is switched on, press the Start button to resume the program.

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STEP 7: END OF PROGRAM

Start new

Add

Anti creasing

Cycle completed successfully

Cycle completed successfully fav

Open the door towards you and remove the laundry from the dryer.

OkClean door filter

After the end of the drying program, the display will indicate that the program has been successfully completed ("Cycle completed successfully").

If you have selected the "Anti-crease" option, the dryer will continue to operate after the end of the drying cycle for the amount of time speciﬁ ed upon selection of this program setting.

After the drying cycle, you have the possibility to save the program as a favorite program (see "Favourite programs").

Clean the net ﬁ lter in the door (see chapter "CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE").

Make sure the dryer drum is empty, then close the door.

5 minutes after the end of the program or last activation, the display will switch oﬀ to standby mode in order to save power. The display will light up again if you press the ON/OFF button or open the dryer door.

After each drying cycle, clean the net ﬁ lter in the door and empty the condensate tank. See chapter

”CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE”.

A clogged net ﬁ lter and heat pump ﬁ lter may result in activation of the automatic overheating switch-oﬀ

device. Clean the ﬁ lter, wait for the machine to cool down, and try running it again. If the dryer still fails to start, call a service technician.

After the drying process, unplug the dryer power cord from the power outlet.

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Favourite programs/Add to fav?

Cycle completed successfully fav

Start new

Add

After the end of the drying program, you can use the button 6 to store the program, including all extra settings, as your favourite program.

Create your own list of favourite programs.

Up to 4 favourite programs can be stored.

1. Favourite Confirm? BackFav list position:

Choose the favourite program position (number) using the button 2; the most recently used program, including all settings, will be oﬀ ered. To store a

program, conﬁ rm with the button 4.

Changing a favourite program

If you wish to store a program after the end of the drying cycle, but there is no more room for another favourite program (only 4 favourite program slots are available), then one of the existing stored favourite programs can be substituted with a new one.

1. Favourite Confirm? BackFav list position:

Use the button 2 to scroll through the list of Favourite programs. Press the button 4 to conﬁ rm the program to be replaced.

1 .Fav Bedding will be replaced

Yes No

Conﬁ rm the replacement by pressing the button 5.

If you do not take any action for 5 minutes, the display will switch to standby mode. To activate the display, press the ON/OFF button or open the dryer door.

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SYSTEM SETTINGS

System settings

Enter

In the main menu, use the program selector knob to select "System Settings". Conﬁ rm the selection by pressing the

button 2.

Then, use the program selector knob to scroll the list of settings that can be changed.

• Child Lock

• Language

• Programs

• Display (display unit: contrast & logo)

• Sounds

• Condensed water

• Reset

Use the button 6 (BACK) to return to "System Settings" or to the main menu.

Press the INFO key to display brief information about the setting.

CHILD LOCK

Child lock BackInfo

Child lock can be activated by pressing the button 1 . This will prevent children from switching on the machine.

Child lock BackInfo

Child lock

locks user interface to any interactions.

Hold for to deactivate.

3 sec

Press the button 1 to deactivate the child lock. When the child lock is activated, no other function can be selected.

To temporarily (for 3 minutes) switch oﬀ the child lock, press the 1 and 4 buttons simultaneously and keep them pressed for 3 seconds.

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LANGUAGE

Language Ok

EU English

You can choose between 24 languages. Press the button 3 for to appear. Use the program selector knob or the button 3 to scroll the list of languages. Use the button 6 (OK) to conﬁ rm the selected language.

Language Back

EU English

Use the button 6 to return to "System Settings".

PROGRAMS

The main menu includes the entire set of programs that you can choose using the program selector knob. This setting allows only displaying the selected program in the main menu.

Sports wearPrograms BackInfo

Press the button 1 for to appear. Use the program selector knob or the button 1 to select a program. Use the button 3 to set whether this

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program is to be displayed or not: On / Oﬀ .

Use the button 6 to return to "System Settings".

DISPLAY UNIT

Display

Contrast Logotype

Back

Set the Contrast and Logo display.

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1 2

BackContrast

Use the buttons 1 to 5 to set the Contrast.

BackLogotype

Use the button 1 to toggle Logo display on or oﬀ . The symbol means that Logo will appear on the display when the machine

is turned on.

Use the button 6 to return to "System Settings".

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SOUNDS

Choose whether audible signals are switched on or oﬀ .

InfoMidSound Back

Use the button 1 to switch acoustic signal on or oﬀ .

Use the button 4 to choose between the following settings: low, mid, and high. As

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you scroll through the options, a sample audible signal will be sounded.

Use the button 6 to return to "System Settings".

CONDENSED WATER

You can choose between draining condensed water into a condensate tank or directly into the drain.

Press the button 1 for to appear.

Condensed water

OkTank

Use the program selector knob or the button 1 to choose between following: "Tank" – run condensate water into a condensate tank "Drain" – run condensate water into a drain If you decide to choose option "Drain",

OkDrain

it is necessary to observe how to connect drain hose (see chapter "INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION / Draining the condensate").

Press the button 6 to return to "System Settings".

RESET

This means that all settings will return to the default settings and your own settings will be deleted.

Reset default BackInfoYes

Conﬁ rm the selection by pressing the button 3 (YES).

Press the button 6 to return to "System

Settings".

SOUNDS

In the initial stage of drying or during drying, the compressor and the pump may cause noise which,

however, does not aﬀ ect the dryer operation.

Humming sound: this is the sound of the compressor unit. The level of noise depends on the program and the drying stage. Whirring sound: from time to time, the compressor unit is ventilated. Pumping sound: the pump is pumping the condensate into the condensate tank. Clicking sound: clicking noise is caused by automatic cleaning of the heat exchanger (compressor). Rustling water sound: can be heard during automatic cleaning. Rattling sound: can be heard during drying if laundry has any hard parts (buttons, zippers etc.)

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CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

Before cleaning, make sure to switch oﬀ the appliance and disconnect it from the power mains (unplug

the power cord from the outlet).

CLEANING THE DOOR NET FILTER IN THE DOOR

Open the ﬁ lter housing.

Pull out the net ﬁ lter.

Gently scrape the ﬁ lter to remove the lint lining

(ﬁ bres and threads).

Reinstall the net ﬁ lter.

Close the ﬁ lter housing.

Make sure the net ﬁ lter is correctly inserted into

the ﬁ lter housing.

Clean the door net filter after each drying cycle.

Never operate without a door net filter or if the door net filter is damaged.

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EMPTYING THE CONDENSATE TANK

After each drying cycle, empty the condensate tank.

If the condensate tank is overﬂ owing the drying program will be paused automatically. A warning will appear on the display unit that the condensate tank has to be emptied. (Disregard this warning if you fed the condensate discharge hose into a drain, siphon, or a sink.)

Pull out the condensate tank from the dryer, then

turn it upside down over a washbasin, sink, or any

suitably sized vessel.

Discharge the water through the condensate drain

opening.

To make draining the tank easier, pull out the nozzle at the condensate drain.

Replace the condensate tank into the dryer

housing.

Water from the condensate tank is not drinkable. If thoroughly ﬁ ltered, it can be used for ironing.

Never add chemicals or fragrances into the condensate tank.

Condensate tank does not require draining if the drain hose is connected directly to a washbasin or a

bathroom ﬂ oor drain (see chapter ”INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION/Draining the condensate”).

Before moving the dryer or before storing it in a non-heated room during the winter, the condensate tank

has to be emptied.

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CLEANING THE HEAT PUMP FILTER

Do not touch the inner metal parts of the heat exchanger with bare hands. Danger of injury on sharp

parts. Use appropriate protection gloves when cleaning the heat exchanger.

Incorrect cleaning of the metal ﬁ ns of the heat exchanger can permanently damage the tumble dryer. Do

not press on the metal ﬁ ns with hard objects like for example the plastic tube of a vacuum cleaner.

During cleaning, some water may be spilled. It is

therefore recommended to place an absorbent

cloth on the ﬂ oor. Open the outer cover.

Hold the levers on the inside cover and rotate

them upwards.

Remove the inside cover.

Use the handle to pull out the heat pump ﬁ lter.

Pull the foam part of the heat pump ﬁ lter from the

housing. Wash it under running water and dry it

before replacing it in the ﬁ lter housing.

The ﬁ lter may be washed in the washing machine, with the rinse program on low spin speed. Dry the ﬁ lter before replacing it in the ﬁ lter housing.

Clean the foam ﬁ lter at least after every 10 drying

cycles or if necessary.

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Use a soft dry cloth to also clean the heat pump

ﬁ lter housing and net.

Lower part of the hosing contains a strainer which

shall be cleaned thoroughly.

Clean the heat pump ﬁ lter housing and net after

every 10 drying cycles or if necessary.

With automatic heat pump net ﬁ lter cleaning (only available in some models), a few drops of water may drip on the ﬂ oor after the ﬁ lter is removed; therefore, lay a cloth on the ﬂ oor.

The dust and dirt in the metal ﬁ ns of the heat

exchanger can be cleaned with a vacuum cleaner and a soft brush attachment. Without pressing, gently move the brush attachment only in the direction of the metal ﬁ ns from top to bottom. Too much pressure can damage or bend the metal ﬁ ns of the heat exchanger. We recommend you clean the heat exchanger at least every twelve months.

Reassemble the foam ﬁ lter and the ﬁ lter housing.

Reinstall the inside cover and rotate the levers

clockwise to the vertical position. Close the outer cover.

The heat pump ﬁ lter has to be correctly placed into its slot. Otherwise, the heat exchanger installed inside

the dryer may be clogged.

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CLEANING THE STEAM GENERATOR TANK FILTER AND SELF-CLEANING SYSTEM

Each time you empty the condensate tank, clean the steam generator tank ﬁ lter and self-cleaning system

as well. The ﬁ lter is located in the tank housing (visible when the condensate tank is removed).

Remove the condensate tank.

Remove the ﬁ lter from the slot in the condensate

tank housing.

Clean the ﬁ lter thoroughly under running water. If

necessary, clean the ﬁ lter slot as well.

When pulling out the ﬁ lter, make sure not to discard the lint and ﬁ bre accumulated during operation back

inside, as this may clog the system.

Replace the ﬁ lter correctly into the slot (otherwise, the ﬁ lter will not perform its function, which may result

in clogging of the system).

The frequency of cleaning the steam generator vessel ﬁ lter is the same, if you run drain hose for

condensed water directly into the drain, siphon or washbasin.

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EMPTYING THE STEAM GENERATOR TANK

Before transporting a dryer that has been previously used, the steam generator tank must also be

emptied. Otherwise, water from the tank may spill into the dryer interior.

Move the dryer approximately 40 cm away from

the wall and tilt it backwards.

The steam generator tank discharge (emptying)

plug is located on the bottom (front left-hand side).

Place an empty vessel under the plug

(approximately 2 litres) and pull out the plug.

When the water is discharged, reinstall the plug

(if the plug is not reinstall, water will spill from the dryer during the next washing cycle).

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REGARDING CLEANING

If you have inadvertently removed the entire net ﬁ lter housing in the dryer door, reinstall it in the same position.

Opening on the lower side of the door should occasionally be cleaned with a vacuum cleaner.

If necessary, clean the ﬁ lter housing and door gasket as well.

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CLEANING THE APPLIANCE EXTERIOR

Clean the appliance exterior and the display unit using a soft damp cotton cloth and water. Do not use solvents or abrasive cleaners that could damage the appliance (please observe the recommendations and warnings provided by the manufacturers of the cleaning agents). Wipe all parts of the dryer with a soft cloth until dry.

Keep the area around the dryer clean and cool. Dust, heat, and humidity will extend the drying time.

Always disconnect the dryer from the power mains before cleaning.

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ERRORS – WHAT TO DO?

Disturbances from the environment (e.g. the power grid) may result in various error reports (see Troubleshooting table). In such case:

• Switch oﬀ the appliance, wait for 1 minute, switch the appliance back on, and repeat the drying program.

• If the error persists, call an authorized service center.

• You will be able to solve most of the problems in dryer operation by yourself (see troubleshooting table below).

• Repairs may only be carried out by an adequately trained person.

• Repair or any warranty claim resulting from incorrect connection or use of the dryer shall not be covered by the warranty. In such cases, the costs of repair shall be charged to the user.

The warranty does not cover the errors or failures resulting from disturbances from the environment

(lightning strike, power grid failures, natural disasters etc.).

Problem/error Cause What to do?

The machine will not start.

There is voltage in the outlet, but the drum does not spin ... The dryer does not work.

The machine stops operating completely during a program.

• The main switch is not switched on.

• There is no voltage in the power outlet.

• Program was not started in accordance with the instructions.

• Door might be open. • Check if the door is closed properly.

• The condensate tank is full (only applies to condensation dryer and the dryer with a heat pump).

• Delayed start might be activated.

• The door net filter may be clogged. As a result, the temperature in the dryer rises, which in turn causes overheating, and the dryer switches off.

• Check whether the main switch is on.

• Check the fuse.

• Check if the power cord plug is correctly inserted into the power outlet.

• Re-read the instructions for use again.

• Empty the condensate tank (see section "CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE") (only applies to condensation dryer and the dryer with a heat pump).

• To cancel the Delayed Start option, press 5 the Skip button.

• Clean the door net filter (see chapter "CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE").

• Wait for the machine to cool down, and try running it again. If the dryer still fails to start, call service centre.

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Problem/error Cause What to do?

Laundry not dried or drying takes too long.

Unevenly dried laundry.

• Filters are not clean. • Clean the filters (see chapter "CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE").

• Dryer is placed in a closed

room; room that is too cold; or room that is too small and the air overheats as a result.

• Laundry was not sufficiently

wrung or spun.

• Amount of laundry dried in

the appliance is too large or insufficient.

• Laundry (such as bedding)

gets tangled.

• Laundry of varying types and

thickness, and excessive amount of laundry.

• Make sure there is adequate supply of fresh air to the dryer; for example, open the door and/or window.

• Check if the temperature in the room where the dryer is installed is too high or too low.

• If the load is still wet after completed drying cycle, an appropriate drying program should be run again (after cleaning filters).

• Use a suitable program or extra functions.

• Close the buttons or zippers on the laundry before drying. Select a suitable program (e.g. the bedding program).

• After the drying process, loosen the laundry and select an additional drying program (e.g. timed drying program).

• Make sure you have sorted the laundry by type and thickness, whether you have added a suitable amount of laundry to the drum, and whether you have selected a suitable program.

A slight hitting noise appears.

The door opens during drying.

• If the dryer is out of use for a long period of time, the same points of load-bearing elements or components are under stress for a long time, causing temporary deformation.

• Excessive load on the door (too much laundry in the drum).

• The noise will subside without any intervention.

• Reduce the amount of laundry.

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FAILURE DISPLAY

In case of a failure while a program is in progress, the relevant Error X is indicated on the display unit.

Info ExitError 3

Errors indicated on the display unit (depending on the model) may include the following:

Press and hold the INFO button to display the error description.

Press the 6 EXIT button to return to Main Menu.

Switch oﬀ the dryer and turn it back on.

Problem/

error

Error 0

Error 1

Error 2

Error 3

Error 4

Error 6

Error 7

Error indication on the display What to do?

E0 - Please check user manuals or call service.

E1 - Thermistor fault. Please check user manuals or call service.

E2 - Please check user manuals or call service.

Control unit failure. Call service centre.

Temperature sensor failure. Call service centre.

Communication error. Call service centre.

E3 - Pump failure. Please check user manuals or call service.

Failure on the pump for pumping the condensate into the condensate tank Call service centre.

E4 - Please clean filters or call service.

Control unit failure. Clean the filters. See chapter "CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE" or call service centre.

E6 - Relay failure. Please check user manuals or call service.

E7 - Door failure. Please check user manuals or call service.

Control unit failure. Call service centre.

Error 8

Error 9

E8 - Button failure. Please check user manuals or call service.

E9 - PB/UI software versions are not compatible.

Control unit failure. Call service centre.

Call service centre.

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INFORMATION before, during, and after the program (depending on the model)

Error indication on the display What to do?

EN: Steam tank is empty. Please fill water. Fill the steam tank with distilled water or

condensate. Pour the water through the steam tank filter located in the condensate tank housing. See chapter "BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE FOR THE FIRST TIME".

EN: Steam tank full. Stop adding condensate or distilled

water.

EN: Please close the door before pressing start. Close the dryer door before starting or

resuming the program.

EN: Option not available at this phase of cycle. This option is not available. Select an

option that is still available.

EN: Cycle was interrupted by power failure. Please resume. Press the Start/Pause button to restart

or resume the program.

EN: Please empty the tank before resuming a cycle. See chapter "CLEANING AND

MAINTENANCE".

EN: Clean door filter. See chapter "CLEANING AND

MAINTENANCE".

EN: Clean the condenser unit. See chapter "CLEANING AND

MAINTENANCE".

EN: Please empty the water tank and clean door filter. See chapter "CLEANING AND

MAINTENANCE".

EN: Child lock is on. Press buttons for 3 sec to unlock. See chapter "SYSTEM SETTINGS".

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SERVICING

BEFORE CALLING A SERVICE TECHNICIAN

See the chapters "TROUBLESHOOTING and "CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE" and see if you can resolve the problem yourself.

When you contact a service centre, please state the model (1), type (2), and serial number (3) of your dryer. Model, type, and serial number are indicated on the rating (type) plate located on the interior side of the dryer door. QR and AUID code are located on the inside of the drying machine door as well.

In case of a failure, only use approved spare

parts by authorized manufacturers.

Repair or any warranty claim resulting from incorrect connection or use of the dryer shall not be covered by the warranty. In such cases, the costs of repair shall be charged to the user.

1, 2, 3

213

TYPE: TDXX.XXXXX

Art.No.: XXXXXX/XX Ser.No.: XXXXXXXX

XXX V ~

IPX4

XXXX W

XX Hz Refrigerant: X XXXX Volume: XXXX

MODEL: XXXXXX.X

XXA

X kg

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TECHNICAL INFORMATION

INFORMATION ON ENERGY LABELS

Information sheet pursuant to the Commission Regulation (EU) No. 392/2012

Model TD75.13XX

Max. drying capacity 9 kg (See rating plate)

Energy efficiency class A++

Annual energy consumption 217 (kWh/year)

Power consumption

Automatic normal drying with maximum load (E

Automatic normal drying with half load (E

dry1/2

) 1,73 (kWh)

dry

) 1,03 (kWh)

Power consumption

Power consumption when off (Po) 0,25 (W)

Power consumption when on (Pl) 0,80 (W)

Condensation efficiency

Automatic normal drying with maximum and half load (Ct) 91 (%)

Automatic normal drying with maximum load (C

Automatic normal drying with half load (C

dry1/2

) 91 (%)

dry

) 91 (%)

Drying program Auto normal dry

Program duration (minutes)

Automatic normal drying with maximum and half load (Tt) 173 (minutes)

Automatic normal drying with maximum load (T

Automatic normal drying with half load (T

dry1/2

) 220 (minutes)

dry

) 137 (minutes)

Noise 64 (dB(A))

Dryer type (A = automatic, NA = not automatic) A

Standby duration 5 (minutes)

Condensation efficiency class A

Based on 160 standard drying cycles with the Auto Normal Dry program

will depend on the way the appliance is used.

Auto Normal Dry

drying cotton laundry.

On a scale from D (the least eﬃ cient) to A+++ (the most eﬃ cient).

program is intended for drying of normally wet cotton laundry. In terms of total energy consumption, it is the most eﬃ cient program for

with full and half load, in compliance with EN61121. Actual power consumption

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STANDARD TESTS

For standard tests, the condensate drain hose should be connected to a drain.

Europe

Energy declaration EN 611 21 (392/2012). Program 3 (Auto normal dry)

9 kg; cotton, normal temperature.

Noise testing method IEC 60 704-2-6.

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

Height 850 mm

Width 595 mm

Depth 654 mm

Weight (net) 57 kg

Drum volume 117 l

Maximum drying load See rating plate

Speed 50–55 rpm

Rated power See rating plate

Drum material Stainless steel

Housing material Hot-dip galvanized and powder coated sheet metal, or

stainless steel sheet

This product contains fluorinated greenhouse gases (depending on model).

Type of refrigerant R134a R134a

Quantity of refrigerant 0,34 kg 0,36 kg

Total GWP 1430 1430

equivalent 0,486 t 0,515 t

Hermetically sealed.

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PROGRAM TABLE

The table indicates the power consumption and time values for drying of a test batch of laundry with various loads and after spinning at various rates, consistently with the EN61121.

The following requirements apply to the consumption values speciﬁ ed below.

Inlet air temperature room temperature

Inlet air humidity 50–60%

Drying temperature Normal

Program

Auto extra dry

Auto dry

Auto normal dry

Auto iron dry

Auto jeans

Auto synthetics

Auto terry

Amount

Spinning speed

(rpm)

1000 1,96 4:00

1400 1,33 2:50

1400 1,20 2:30

1000 1,90 3:50

1400 1,24 2:40

1400 1,11 2:20

1000 1,73 3:40

1400 1,11 2:20

1400 0,98 2:00

1000 1,30 2:50

1400 0,74 1:40

1400 0,57 1:20

1400 0,74 1:30

1000 0,46 1:00

1000 1,13 2:20

Power consumption,

approximately

(kWh)*

Program duration,

approximately

(h:min)*

Auto down

Bedding

1400 0,81 1:45

1400 0,67 1:25

1400 0,49 1:00

1000 1,14 2:25

1400 0,84 1:55

1400 0,66 1:30

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Program

Shirts

Amount

Spinning speed

(rpm)

Power consumption,

approximately

(kWh)*

Program duration,

1000 0,32 0:45

approximately

(h:min)*

Quick Pro

1400 0,50 0:59

Full load

Partial load

Small load

* Due to deviations in terms of type and amount of laundry, spinning, power supply oscillation, and environment temperature and humidity, the values

measured at the user may diﬀ er from the one stated in the table.

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DISPOSAL

Disposal / recycling of packaging

Our product packaging is made of environmentally friendly materials that can be recycled, disposed of, or destroyed without any hazard to the environment. To this end, packaging materials are labelled appropriately.

The symbol on the product or its packaging indicates that the product should not be treated as normal household waste. The product should be taken to an authorized collection centre for waste electric and electronic equipment processing. When disposing of an appliance at the end of its useful life, remove all power cords and destroy the door latch and switch to prevent the door from locking or latching (child safety). Correct disposal of the product will help prevent any negative eﬀ ects on the environment and health of people which could occur in case of incorrect product removal. For detailed information on removal and processing of the product, please contact the relevant authority in charge of waste management, your waste disposal service, or the store where you bought the product.

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QUICK GUIDE

SORT THE FABRICS

Sort the fabric by type and by how heavily soiled the laundry is. Observe the drying symbols on the laundry labels. Close the zippers, hook-and-loop fasteners and buttons.

SWITCH ON THE MAIN ON/OFF SWITCH (ON/OFF)

OPEN THE DRYER DOOR AND INSERT THE LAUNDRY.

Before doing so, make sure the drum is empty.

CHOOSE THE DRYING PROGRAM.

Turn the program selector knob to the desired drying program.

CHOOSE THE PROGRAM SETTINGS.

Choose the settings by pressing the relevant buttons.

CLOSE THE DRYER DOOR AND PRESS THE START/ PAUSE BUTTON.

Anticipated drying time, in hours and minutes, will be indicated on the display.

END OF PROGRAM

Open the door and remove the laundry from the dryer. Clean the filters. See chapter "CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE". Close the door. Switch off the main on/off switch. Remove the plug from the power outlet.

We reserve the right to modiﬁ cations.

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ASKO TD75.13 User guide

Specifications and Main Features

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