Blomberg TAF 1330 A, TAF 1330 Instruction Manual

XT0004E.FM
Please read first!
Dear customer, With the purchase of this appliance, which
is offering a load capacity of up to 6 kg, you have made a decision for up-to-date dryer technology – high quality, long serv­ice life, high reliability and an optimum in operating convenience.
• If a transport damage is noticed, notify your supplier immediately; do not op­erate the appliance!
These operating instructions...
…are intended to help you operate this appliance quickly and safely.
•Read the instructions – before installa­tion and initial operation of this appli­ance.
•Pay special attention to the safety in­formation.
•Keep the instructions for future refer­ence.
•If you sell this appliance pass on the instructions to the new owner.
Explanatory note on symbols
Throughout these instructions the follow­ing symbols are used:
High voltage! Risk of electric shock!
Risk of other personal injury or proper­ty damage.
Important information or useful ad­vise.
CONTENTS
Machine Overview ..............................2
Safety First...........................................3
Disposal ...............................................3
Installation...........................................3
The proper location ..........................3
Vent exhaust air out of doors!...........4
Built-under installation...................... 4
Washer/dryer combination ...............5
Levelling...........................................5
Changing hinge position ..................5
Electrical connection.........................5
The first time ....................................5
Before Drying ......................................5
What can be dried............................5
What must not be dried....................6
The right amount .............................6
The door ..........................................6
Programmes ........................................6
Programme selector..........................6
Standard programmes......................6
Special programmes ........................7
Timed programmes .........................7
Optional Functions..............................8
Buzzer mute ....................................8
Child-proof lock................................8
Time delay ..........................................8
Aborting a time-delay .......................9
Programme progress indicator...........9
Indicator lamp.....................................9
After drying.........................................10
Fluff filter ..........................................10
Drum ribs .........................................10
AT A GLANCE ......................................11
Preparation and start ........................11
Changing the programme................11
Aborting a programme.....................11
Adding more laundry........................11
Laundry final drying..........................11
Programme end ...............................11
Programme table ................................12
Trouble Shooting ................................13
Technical Specifications /
Energy Consumption ..........................14
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Machine Overview
Rating label
Programme selector
Start/Pause/Cancel button
Control panel
Programme progress indicator
Indicator lamps
Display
Time delay buttons
Power cable
Vent tube
On/Off button
Buzzer cancel button
Fluff filter
(inside the door)
Levelling feet
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Exhaust outlets
Safety First
Intended use
•This appliance shall only be used for drying and airing of clothing labelled suitable for tumble drying.
•The care information in the clothing must be followed.
•This appliance is not intended for commercial use.
•In case of malfunctions which cannot be rectified by the information con­tained in this manual: Turn appliance OFF, unplug, notify the customer service.
Never attempt to repair the appliance yourself! You could endanger your own life and the life of other users! Only authorised electricians, such as our service technicians, are permitted to repair electric appliances.
Safety information
Operate appliance only in well venti­lated, low dust rooms. Do not block or cover the appliance's vent slots.
• This appliance must be connected to a properly installed earthed outlet, pro­tected by a fuse of adequate capacity.
Do not operate the appliance if the power cable or power cable plug are damaged or the appliance shows any other faults! Risk of electric shock!
•Never touch the power cable plug with wet hands! Never pull on the ca­ble to unplug, always pull on the plug only.
Do not reach into the drum while the appliance is heating up. Risk of scald­ing by the hot and moist textiles!
•Keep children away from the appli­ance! Electric appliances are no toys.
Textiles treated with cleaning materials or having been dry cleaned must not be dried in the appliance after­wards.The vapours generated may cause a risk of fire or explosion, poison­ing hazard or damage to the appliance!
•Periodically clean all important parts of the appliance (see "After drying…"). Operating safety, drying time and en­ergy consumption depend on such periodical cleaning.
Disposal
Where to leave the packaging?
The plastic wrapping must not get in­to the hands of children! Risk of suffo­cation!
The packaging is made of materials which can be recycled.
• Separate the packing material by type: – Styropor
ping go to a valuable substance col­lection point;
– battens go into bulky refuse. The packaging is not to be disposed of
in the regular household refuse!
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parts and plastic wrap-
What to do with the old appliance?
Dispose of your old appliance in an envi­ronmentally friendly manner.
•Ask you dealer or your local refuse col­lection service how to best dispose of your old appliance.
Before giving the appliance into bulky refuse, disconnect it from the mains, cut off the power cable and disable the door lock – so children will not be endangered.
Installation
The proper location
For drying the appliance requires a suffi­cient supply of clean, cool room air.
Do not operate the appliance together with furnaces (gas-, oil-, coal-fired) or fireplaces. The airflow may aspirate their exhaust fumes, withdraw oxygen and extinguish flames. Poisoning hazard!
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Operate the appliance only in well ventilated, low dust rooms. Do not block or cover the appliance's vent slots.
The floor must have a sufficient load­bearing capacity! If, for example, you are stacking a washer and the dryer, this combination can – when loaded – reach a total weight of 160 kg.
Important:
•Place appliance on an even and level floor only.
•Do not stand appliance on the power cable.
• Keep at least 1 cm distance to walls or other furniture.
Vent exhaust air out of doors!
The appliance has three exhaust outlets, at the rear and the side panels; the side out­lets are closed by removable covers.
The exhaust air should not be simply led into the room, since the high hu­midity may cause longterm damage to walls and furniture.
•Connect the vent tube with the 90° offset connector or the straight one to one of the exhaust
air outlets.
The exhaust air must not be led into flues or chimneys of fireplaces. Check with your chimney sweeper or heating engineer.
•Instead of the vent tube vent pipes can be used. The diameter should be at least 10 cm.
•Tube or pipe, respectively, should be routed in the straightest and most di­rect pathoutdoors, i.e. with the fewest number of elbows and turns, as these hamper airflow.
•The maximum length of a straight routed tube/pipe is given in the chart below.
• For each elbow and other obstructions the respective value shown is to be de­ducted from the maximum length.
•The two other outlets not used must be closed by the covers.
The vent tube
– can be run through an open window
to the outside;
– can be connected to a wall-mount
vent.
Hose Pipe Max. length 8.0 m 10.0 m less…
1 elbow 45° – 1.0 m – 0.3 m 1 elbow 90° – 1.8 m – 0.6 m 1 elbow 90° short turn – 2.7 m 1 wall-mount vent* – 2.0 m – 2.0 m
* with automatic louvers
Built-under installation
This appliance can be installed under a worktop.
• For this a special top cover is required
(stock no. AP 2000), available at the customer service or specialised trade.
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