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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 . . .
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS. . . . . . . . . . . . .																						.	. . . .				.	.	. . .				.	. .		.		.	. .		.	6. . . . .
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13. . . .
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Summary of instructions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. ..15.. . . . .

Safety information. . . . . . . . . . . .								. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .															. .			.	.. .. ..		.. .. .. 16.. .. .. .. .
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Before using the dryer for the first. .time. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17. Temporary disconnection of the dryer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17. . .

Laundry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .																						. . . . . . .								.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..17.. .. .. .. ..
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WARNING - This indicates that death or serious injuries may occur as a result of non observance of this warning.

	Congratulations		on	having	selected	Each	dryer which		leaves our factory
	a BOSCH clothes			dryer,	the choicehas		undergone a		thorough
										Definitions
	of those that demand exceptional					performance test			and is in full
	performance from their clothes					working condition.			If you have any
	dryer.					questions		especially concerning
										WARNING
	This	dryer complies		with		installation		of the	dryer - our
	ANSI	Z21.5.1/	CGA 7.1>2002			customer		service team will be
						happy to		advise	you.
	Clothes Dryers		Vol.	I.

A distinctive

feature of your dryer

Further

information

and a

selection

is

our

products

can be

found on

low

energy

consumption.

of

our

web

site:

An

easy

operation philosophy,

www.bosch.appliances.com

a variety

of

customized drying

Information

programs and a solid touch and feel

make this appliance a user>friendly

Please read and follow these

assistant

in

your

household.

operating

and installation

The

BOSCH

dryer

offers the

instructions

and

all

other

information

enclosed with

the dryer.

following

standard

features:

CAUTION

CAUTION - This indicates that minor to moderate injuries or damage may occur as a result of non observance of this warning.

-

High efficiency precision drying

CAUTION

system

CAUTION

-

Large 6.25 cu.ft. (177 l)

CAUTION - Please refer to the

CAUTION - This

indicates

that

stainless steel drum with

rating

plate to insure

that

your

a capacity up to 17.6 lbs (8

kg) dryer

is designed for

your

fuel

minor

damage may occur

as

a

load

source.

result of non observance of this

-

Large port hole (18"/457 mm),

warning.

door lock with automatic drum

i

This

symbol is

used to

draw

th

stop function

-

Exceptionally quiet

operation

user's attention

to something

in

particular.

-

Sensor controlled

auto cycles

-Timed cycles from 20 to 60 minutes

WARNING:		For	your safety	the	information	in this	manual must be followed	to	minimi
the risk	of	fire	or explosion	or	to prevent	property	damage personal injury	or	death.
Do	not	store	or use gasoline or other flammable vapors and liquids in the vicinity
or any		other	appliance.

WHAT TO DOIF YOU SMELL GAS

Do not try to light any appliance.

Do not touch any electrical switch. Do not use any phone in your building.

Clear the room building or area of all occupants.

Immediately call your gas supplier from a neighbor s phone. Follow the gas supplier s instructions.

If you cannot reach your gas supplier call the fire department.

Installation and service must be performed by a qualified installer service agency the gas supplier.

3

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

1. Read all

instructions

before

dirt. An obstructed port might

20.

The

dryer must only

be used fo

using the dryer. Bosch dryers

reduce the airflow and cause

its

intended

purpose.

are

provided with Operating,

over

heating.

21.

Always

check pockets

and

Care

and Installation

12. The

interior of the

machine and

remove

any

objects. Cigarette

Instructions.

exhaust

duct

should

be

lighters

are

particularly

2. Do not

dry articles

that have

cleaned

periodically

by

qualified

hazardous.

been previously

cleaned,

service

personnel.

22.

Do

not

operate until

worn out

washed,

soaked,

or

spotted

13. Removing any

panel

or

cover,

power cords and/or loose plugs

with

gasoline,

dry cleaning

including the light cover, may

are

replaced.

solvents,

other

flammable, or

expose

live electrical circuits.

23.

Do not operate the dryer if any

explosive

substances

as they

Always unplug the dryer from

guards

and/or panels

have

give

off

vapors

that

could ignite

the

electrical

supply

before

been removed.

or

explode.

attempting

any

service.

24.

Do

not

operate

the

dryer if

any

14. Store

3.

Do

not

allow

children

to

play

all

laundry chemicals

and

on

parts

are

missing

or broken.

aids

in

a

cool

dry

place

or

with

the

appliance.

Close

25.

Do

not

bypass

any

safety

supervision

of

children

is

according

to

the

manu2

devices.

necessary

when

the

appliance

facturer's

instructions.

26.

Do

not

use

a

plastic

or

is used

near

children.

Make sure

children

cannot

non2metal

flexible

duct

with

this

4.

Do

not

reach

into the

appliance

reach

them.

dryer.

Plastic

or

non2metal

if the

drum

is rotating.

15. To reduce

the

risk

of

fire,

flexible

duct

are

a

potential

fire

5.

Do

not

install

or

store

this

clothes,

cleaning rags,

mop

hazard.

heads

and the

like which have

appliance

where

it

will

be

traces

of

any flammable

27.

Do

not

operate

this

dryer until

exposed

to

the

weather.

substance,

such

as

vegetable

you

are sure

that

the

dryer

6.

Do

not

tamper

with

the

oil, cooking

oil,

petroleum

has been

installed

according

controls.

based oils or distillates, waxes,

to the

INSTALLATION

7.

Do

not

repair

or

replace

any

fats,

etc.,

must

not

be

placed

INSTRUCTIONS

and

that

part of

the

appliance

or

attempt

in the dryer. These items may

installation

and

grounding are

any

service

unless

specifically

contain

some flammable

in compliance with

all

local

recommended

in

the

substance(s)

even

after

regulations

and/or

other

user2maintenance

instructions

washing.

applicable

regulations and

or

in

published

user

repair

16. Combustible

materials,

requirements.

instructions that

you

gasoline,

and other

flammable

28.

Failure

to

install,

maintain

understand

and

have

the

skills

vapors

and

liquids

must not be

and/or

operate

the

dryer

to

carry

out.

stored

near

the

dryer.

according to the manufac2

8.

Do

not

use

fabric

softeners or

17. Do not

place items

exposed

to

turer's

instructions

may

result

products

to

eliminate

static

cooking oils in your dryer. Items

in injury

and/or

damage.

unless

recommended

by

the

contaminated

with

cooking

oils 29. BEFORE

THE

APPLIANCE

IS

fabric

manufacturer.

may

contribute

to

a

chemical

REMOVED FROM

SERVICE

9.

Do

not use

heat

to

dry

articles

reaction

that

could cause

OR

DISCARDED,

REMOVE

containing

foam

rubber

or

a load to

catch

fire.

THE

DOOR

TO

THE

DRYING

similarly

textured

rubber2like

18. Do not

climb or

sit

on top

of

COMPARTMENT.

materials.

Foam

rubber

the dryer.

materials

can

ignite when

30.

To

avoid

floor

damage

and

19. To reduce

the

risk

of

fire

or

heated.

mold

growth,

do

not let spills o

electrical

shock,

DO

NOT

use

10.

Clean

lint

screen

before

or after

splashout

cause

standing

an extension

cord

or an

water

around

or

under

the

each

load.

adapter

to

connect

the

dryer

to

appliance.

11.

Keep

area

around

the

exhaust

the electrical

power

supply.

opening

and

adjacent

31.

No

other

fuel2burning

surrounding areas free from the

appliances

shall

be

installed

in

accumulation

of

lint,

dust

and

the

same

closet

as

the dryer.

4

Notes:

A

B

C

he IM A

GROUNDING

WARNING

INSTRUCTIONS

AFEG A D and

his

appliance

must

be grounded.

Improper connection

of

the

WA I G

presented in

equipment

grounding

conductor

this manual

do

not

cover

In

the event

of

malfunction or

all

can result

in

a risk

of

electric

possible conditions

that

breakdo1n,

grounding

1ill

reduce

shock.

ma3 occur.

the risk of electric shock b3

Common sense,

caution

providing a

path

of

least

resistance

Check

1ith a

qualified

electrician

and care

must

be

for the electric current. his

or service person if 3ou are in

e2ercised

1hen

installing,

appliance is equipped 1ith a cord

doubt

as

to

1hether

the dr3er is

maintaining

or operating

having an

equipment5grounding

properl3 grounded.

the dr3er.

conductor

and

a

grounding plug.

D

modif3

the

plug

he plug must be plugged into an

Al1a3s

contact

3our

provided 1ith the appliance 6

dealer,

distributor, service

appropriate

outlet

that

is

properl3

if it 1ill

not

fit

the

outlet

have

installed and grounded

in

agent

or

the manufacturer

a proper outlet installed b3

about

an3

problems

or

accordance

1ith

all

local

codes

and a qualified

electrician

or

conditions that 3ou do not

ordinances.

e2change the cord 1ith an

understand.

For

the

State

of

Massachusetts

appropriate one rated for the

dr3er.

Follo1 also the afet3

Installations:

1.

Installation

must

be

performed

b3

Information

in the

THESE

I ALLA I

a

licensed

plumber

or

gas

fitter

KEEP

licen5

FOR

I C I

and

the

sed b3 the state, province or

region

INSTRUCTIONS

E A I G

1here this

appliance is being

instal5

REFERENCE.

led.

FUTURE

I C I .

In case

of

change

of

o1nership,

2.

hut-off

valve

must

be

a

• "

should

be

conve3ed 1ith

handle gas

cock.

manual

the dr3er.

3.

Fle2ible

gas

connector

must

not

be

longer

than 36

inches.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS!

5

INSTALLATION					INSTRUCTIONS
Introduction						Information
Read these		installation instructions				concerning	waste
completely and carefully. They will						disposal
save you time and effort and help to
ensure optimum			dryer performance.			Disposal of the	packaging
Be sure	to	observe		all listed		WARNING!
warnings	and cautions.
These installation			instructions are			Keep children away		from
intended	for	use	by	qualified		shipping carton	and	packaging
installers.	In	addition		to these		components. Danger		of
instructions		the dryer		must be		suffocation from	plastic foil and
installed:						folding cartons.

Before	installing
the dryer
Unpacking	the appliance
CAUTION!
The dryer	is very heavy. Do	not
lift it by yourself. Do not lift			the
appliance	by projecting
components (e.g. door) ? due			to
risk of breakage.

- In theU.S.A.,	in accordance		All packaging	materials	are
with the National		Electric Code, environmentally		friendly	and can be
ANSI/NFPA70	?	latest	reused. Please dispose		of
edition/State	and	Municipal	packaging in	an environmentally
codes and/or	local codes.		friendly manner.

CAUTION

Remove the appliance packaging carefully to prevent damage to the surfaces.

-

In Canada,

in

accordance

with

Please

ask your dealer or

inquire at

Check the dryer for transportation

the Canadian Electric Code

your local authority about current

damage. Do not connect a dryer

C22.1

?

latest

edition/Provincial

means

of

disposal.

which is visibly damaged. If in

and Municipal

codes and/or

Disposal of

the

appliance

doubt, contact your

dealer.

local

codes.

Supplied

components

The gas installation must conform

WARNING!

CAUTION

with local codes, or in absence of

If appliance is no longer

usable,

local codes,

with

the National

Fuel

After removing the

packaging,

Gas

Code,

ANSI Z223.1/NFPA

54

pull out

main plug, cut

off

power

cord

and

discard

with main

plug.

immediately remove

any

objects

or the CAN/CSA>B149.1,

from the

drum.

Installation

Codes.

To prevent children from locking

The dryer

is delivered as

a complet

Note:

themselves

in

the

appliance,

remove

the door.

unit. The operating instructions and

This

gas

dryer

has

been UL

and

C-UL listed

for

safe

operation

up

to

supplied accessories

can

be found

Old appliances are not worthless

in the drum.

a height of 7,700 ft. without any

rubbish! Valuable raw materials can

modifications

to

components for

be reclaimed

from

environmentally

natural or

propane

gas.

friendly

recycling.

Please ask your dealer or inquire

at

your local authority about current

means

of

disposal.

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This

appliance

must

be

grounded.

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hazard!

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event

of

a

malfunction

or

Use a new

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or

CSA

breakdown,

grounding

will

reduce

approved

gas

supply

line.

the

risk

of

electrical

shock

by

Install

a

shutAoff

valve.

providing

a

path of

least

resistance

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tighten

all gas

for

the

electric

current.

connections.

This appliance

features

a

cord

with

Have

a

qualified

person

make

an

equipmentAgrounding

conductor

sure gas pressure does not

and a grounding plug. The plug

exceed 14 in. W.C./ 3.49 kPa/

must

be

plugged

into

an

Connection

specifications

as well

0.506

psig.

(Natural

and

Propane

Gas).

appropriate outlet which has been as the electrical requirements are

properly installed and grounded in stipulated on the appliance

Example of a qualified person

accordance

with

all

local

nameplate.

include:

regulations

and

ordinances.

-

licensed

heating

personnel,

Make sure

that:

-

authorized

gas

supplier

WARN N

-

the

power

cord

plug

fits

into

the

personnel,

service

personnel.

socket.

-

authorized

Improper

connection

of

the

Failure to do can result in

-

the

power

cord

is acceptable

equipment

grounding

conductor

explosion

or

fire.

may

result

in

electric

shock.

for

use

in this application.

Risk

of

death

or

injury!

All

gas

line

connections

must

Have

the

appliance

checked

by

-

the

grounding system

is

be

tested

for

leaks

prior

to

apA

a qualified

electrician

or

service

properly

installed.

pliance

operation.

Apply soaA

technician

if

you

are

in

doubt as The

power

cord may be

replaced

by

water to

gas

line

connecA

to

whether

the

dryer

has

been

py

an

electrician

only.

tions

and

check

for

formation

properly grounded.

Replacement

power

cords are

of new bubbles. Bubbles indiA

Do not modify the plug

provided

available

from

Customer

Service.

cate

leak!

with

the

appliance

-

if

it

will

not

fit

in

When

installing

the

gas

supply

to

the

outlet,

have

a

proper

outlet

Volt

Hertz

Ampere

Watt

the

gas dryer

inlet

pipe,

do

not

installed

by

a

qualified

electrician or 110-120

60

9

1080

exceed

310

lbf

in

(35

Nm).

exchange the cord with an

WARN N

appropriate

one

rated

for

the

dryer.

WARN N
The dryer must only be
connected to	an	individual
branch circuit	via	a socket which
has been properly installed and
grounded.

The household electrical voltage must correspond to the voltage specification on the dryer (rating plate).

Never		use an open flame to test
for	gas leaks.
as	type
This gas dryer when equipped for
use with NATURAL GAS, will
employ		an orifice size 46 and have
a gas		outlet pressure of 3.5 in. W.
This gas dryer when equipped for
use with PROPANE GAS, will
employ		an orifice size of 1.21 mm,
and	have a gas outlet pressure of
11	in.	W.C.

Your dryer must have the correct valve for the type of gas in your home. Valve information is located on the rating plate behind the door

below	the drum.
If the	ratingAplate information does

not agree with the type of gas available, contact your dealer or our customer service team

(see page 25).

8

Gas

supply

line

Dryer

gas

pipe

Exhaust

air

connection

1/2" I.D. pipe is

recommended.

The gas pipe that comes out

3/8" approved

tubing

is

acceptable

through

the

rear

of

the

dryer

has

WARNING!

for lengths under 20 ft

(6.1 m) if

a 3/8" male

pipe

thread.

local

codes

and

gas supplier

Connection

of

the

dryer

1.

To

reduce the

risk

of

fire,

this

permit.

dryer MUST

BE

EXHAUSTED

CAUTION

Must include1/8" NPT plugged

OUTDOORS.

tapping,

immediately

upstream

of

Connection

must be

made by

2.

To

reduce the

risk

of

fire,

do

the

gas

connection.

not

use

ductwork

longer

than

a qualified

technician.

recommended.

A

shut

off

valve

must

be

included:

The

dryer

must

be

disconnected

3.

DO

NOT

use

a

plastic

or

-

USA:

from

the

gas

supply

piping

non@metal

duct

with this

dryer.

An

individual

manual

shut@off

system

during

testing pressure.

4.

DO

NOT

use

a

duct

smaller

valve

must

be

installed

within

When

using for

the

first

time

than

4

inches

in diameter.

6 ft

(1.8

m)

of the

dryer

in

make

sure

that

there

is

no

air

in

5.

DO

NOT

use

exhaust

hoods

accordance

with

the

National

the

piping

system.

with

magnetic

latches.

Fuel

Gas

Code,

ANSI

Z223.1.

6.

DO

NOT

exhaust the

dryer into

-

Canada:

WARNING

a chimney, furnace cold air

An

individual

manual

shut@off

duct, attic, crawl space, or any

Do not use copper pipes and

valve must be installed in

other ductwork

used for

accordance

with

the

B149,

tubing if connected to natural

venting.

Installation

Codes, CAN/CSA

gas.

7.

DO

NOT

install

a

flexible duct

B149.1

and

CAN/CSA

B149.2.

The connection

may

be

different,

in an

enclosed

wall, ceiling or

It

is

recommended that

an

floor.

according

to the

supply

line

type,

individual

manual

shut@off

valve

size and

location.

8.

DO

NOT

crush

or

kink

the

be

installed

within 6 ft

(1.8 m)

of

duct.

the

dryer.

If

local

codes

permit,

use

a

flexible

9.

Do

clean

and

inspect

the

stainless

steel

connector

(Design

5

4

3

2

exhaust

system

on

a

regular

certified

by

the

America

Gas

basis; at

least

once a

year.

Association

or

CSA

International)

10.

The

exhaust

duct

must

to connect

the

dryer.

terminate in a manner to

1

prevent back drafts or entry of

1

birds or

other

wildlife.

The BOSCH dryer must be vented

outdoors. To prevent build@up of

moisture and accumulation of lint

1

' 1/2

NPT

gas

supply

line

indoors, as well as to maintain

2

'

Gas

shut&off

valve

maximum drying

efficiency,

it

is

recommended

that

the

dryer

is

3

' 1/8

NPT

plugged

tapping

1

2

vented outdoors.

' 3/

4

pipe

to

flare

adapter

fitting

Exhaust

air

outlet

on

the

dryer

8

To reduce

the

distance

between

5

' 3/8

flexible

gas

connector

to

the

dryer

The

dryer

is

delivered

with

an

The

shut@off

valve

should be

easy

body

sheet

and

wall

install

exhaust

air

outlet on the

rear of th

to

on

the

gas pipe

of

reach

for

opening

and

closing.

a 3/8" elbow

the

dryer.

appliance.

To

take

account

of

the spatial

Note:

3

requirements

and

an

existing

The

dryer must

be

checked

for

1

' gas

pipe/8 male

pipe

thread

2

' 3/8

elbow

exhaust

air

system,

the following

proper

operation

whenever

the gas

connection

options

are

possible for

connections

have

been

broken.

the

exhaust

air

outlet:

-

on right

side

of

the appliance,

-

on the underside of the

appliance.

9

D T assemble the duct1ork	More than t1o ° 0turns are not
1ith scre1s or fasteners that	recommended. For best

e2tend into the duct. The3 1ill serveperformance,		separate all turns b3
as an accumulation point for lint.	at least 4 ft. of straight duct,
Joints should be secured 1ith	including distance bet1een last turn
aluminium tape.	and e2haust	hood.

2

1

3

1 ! Exhaust air outlet on the rear of the appliance (standard)

2 ! Exhaust air outlet on the side (optional)

3 ! Exhaust air outlet on the underside of the appliance (optional)

Special

e2haust

air

connections

must be obtained from our

All

joints

should

be

tight

to

avoid

customer service

for

either

leaks. The

male

end

of

each

duct Exhaust

vent

hood

connection

t3pe

(see page 11).

section

must point

a1a3

from

the

The

e2haust

duct

must

end

1ith an

-

Side air

e2haust

dr3er.

approved

e2haust

vent

hood

1ith

s1ing out

damper(s). D

useT

-

ottom

air

e2haust

Whether

connecting

to an

e2isting

venting

s3stem

or

a

ne1

venting

an

e2haust

vent hood

1ith

A qualified

technician should

s3stem,

make

sure

that

all

ducting magnetic

latches.

change

the

e2haust

air

outlet to

theis

clean

and free

of

lint.

To

avoid

e2haust

restriction,

the

optional

connection

location.

The ma2imum

permitted

length

for

outlet must

be a

minimum

of

Ductwork

both rigid and fle2ible metal

duct

12 inches

(30

cm)

above ground

is

sho1n

in

the

table

belo1.

level or an3 other obstructing

surface.

Number

of

Rigid

Duct

Flexible

Duct

90°

Turns

or

Elbows

0

66 ft.

45

ft.

(2011

cm)

(1372

cm)

1

56 ft.

36

ft.

(1707

cm)

(1097

cm)

2

48 ft.

29

ft.

To

ensure

optimum

performance,

(1463

cm)

(884

cm)

the

ducting

s3stem

of

the dr3er

3

39 ft.

22

ft.

should

be as

short

as

possible

1ith

Required

parts

(1189

cm)

(671

cm)

a minimum

number

of

elbo1s.

4

30 ft.

16

ft.

The

parts

required

for

the

e2haust

Your dr3er 1ill

1ork

best 1hen

the

air

s3stem

(elbo1s,

lines,

e2haust

(914 cm)

(488

cm)

venting

s3stem

has

as

fe1 air

flo1

air

outlets)

are not

included

in

Note:

restrictions as

possible.

E2haust

standard

deliver3 of

the

dr3er.

ducting 1hich is longer than

Side and

bottom

e2haust

recommended

ma3 e2tend dr3ing

installations

have

a

0° turn

inside

time,

cause

lint

to

accumulate

and the

dr3er.

To

determine

ma2imum

affect

dr3er

performance

and dr3er

e2haust

length,

add

one

0° turn

to

life.

the

chart.

Four5inch (appro2. 100

mm)

diameter ducting should be used.

Use either rigid metal or fle2ible

metal ducting material. D T

use

plastic

or

non5metal duct 1ith

this

dr3er.

10

Accessories

Bottom

exhaust

kit

Mobile

home

kit

part

no.WTZ

1275

The

parts

required for

the

exhaust

air system can be obtained from

Note:

customer service or your local

Please check with the Authority

dealer. Please follow the installation

Having Jurisdiction in your area to

instructions

supplied

by

the

verify

if

a

gas

dryer can be installed

appropriate

manufacturer!

in your mobile home. Once that has

Side

exhaust

kit

been

verified,

installation

of

the

dryer shall conform to the

Manufactured

Home

Construction

part

no.WTZ1270

and Safety Standard, Title 24 CFR,

Note:

Part

3280

{formerly

the

Federal

Standard

for

Mobile

Home

The

maximum permitted number

of

90°

elbows

(including this

side

Construction

and

Safety,

Title 24,

HUD

(Part

280)},

and/or

Standard

exhaust

kit)

is four!

CAN/CSAAZ240

MH.

Left

hinge

kit

Please use

mobile

home

kit number

part

no.WZ

1260

WTZ

1275 for

means to

secure the

part

no.WTZ

1265

The

door

catch

can

be

reversed if dryer

to

the

structure.

Note:

necessary.

The

door

is hinged

on

See page 9

•Exhaust Air

The

maximum

permitted

number

of the

right

at

the

factory.

Connection"

for

the

exhaust duct

90°

elbows

(including

this

side

Pedestal

Mounting

Kit

installation

instructions.

exhaust kit)

is

four!

part

no.WTZ

1295

The exhaust duct must be securely

i

Special

tool

for

cutting

the

holeIf mounting

the

dryer on

the

fastened

to

a

noncombustible

portion of the

mobile home

in

prepared

side

panel

is

pedestal

follow

the

instructions

required.

Contact

local

dealer!

structure

and

must

not

terminate

supplied

with the

pedestal.

beneath

the

mobile

home.

LP

-

Gas

Kit

An opening to the outside must be

provided

during

installation.

Insure

that

the

free

area

of the

opening fo

the introduction

of outside air is not

less than twice the area of the dry

exhaust

outlet

or use at least a

5 inch diameter

exhaust

or

at least

a 25 2insquare exhaust duct for the

opening.

part

no.WTZ1280

The

parts

required for

the LP

version can be obtained from your

local dealer. Please follow the

installation

instructions supplied by

the

appropriate

manufacturer!

If you have a propane gas dryer and need to convert it to natural gas, (Service Kit 496297) please consult your customer service agent for assistance.

Note:

Dryer must be checked for proper operation whenever the gas connections have been broken.

11

Installation ( step by step

1.Unpack the dryer.

2.Remove all objects from the drum.

3.Check the dryer for visible damage.

4.Position the dryer near the installation location.

5.If required, have customer

service	change	the door hinges
to the	left (see	page 7).

6.If required, have customer service install the exhaust air outlet on the dryer (see page 9).

Switch the dryer to •Extra Dry" and then press the Start button.

After 3-5 minutes press the Stop button and open the door.

6.If the interior of the dryer feels warm, the dryer has been connected properly.

Switch the dryer to •Off".

7.If the dryer does not work, switch the dryer to •Off". Look in the troubleshooting section (page 24) of the OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS and find the fault.

7.

Have

the gas

supply

connected

Preparing

to

transport

by

an

qualified

technician

(see

the

dryer

(

step

page

8).

The

dryer

should

be

level

with

by step

8.

Install

exhaust

duct,

all

four

feet

firmly

on

the

if necessary.

1.

Close

the

shut>off valve.

ground.

The

dryer

must not

Follow

the

installation

2.

Rotate

the

programm

selector

wobble.

If the

dryer is not

level

instructions

supplied by

the

or

if

it

does

wobble,

the

feet

to

•OFF".

appropriate

manufacturer!

must be adjusted. Adjust the

3.

Pull out the power supply plug

height>adjustable feet

until

the

or

i

If

space is

very restricted,

it is

dryer does not rock and is level,

turn off the circuit breaker.

recommended to fit the initial

both

front>to>back

and

4.

Disconnect

gas

supply

parts

of the

exhaust

duct

to

the

side>to>side.

5.

Disconnect

the

exhaust duct

dryer

before the dryer

is

moved

11.

Connect the exhaust duct to

from the exhaust air

outlet on

to

its

final

installation

location.

the

dryer.

the exhaust air outlet on the

9.

Move

the dryer to its final

dryer.

6.

Place

any

accessories

in the

location and

align.

12.

Insert plug into the wall

drum.

receptacle.

7.

Close the door and secure with

CAUTION

adhesive tape.

Check

list

before

8.

Screw

the

height>adjustable

Do not

slide

dryer across

the

using

the

dryer

feet of the dryer into the

floor

if

height>adjustable

feet

1.

Check that steps 1-12 have

housing to prevent them from

have

been extended.

Feet

and/or

being

damaged

during

dryer base may be damaged if

been

implemented

properly.

transportation.

dryer

is

slid

across

floor

with

2.

Ensure that the dryer is

height>adjustable

feet

extended.

connected to the power supply.

3.

Open

the

shutoff>valve.

10.

Position and

then

level

the

dryer.

4.

Read

the

operating instructions

to understand how your dryer

operates.

5. Conduct an appliance test:

Check that the drum is empty.

Close the dryer door.

12

OPERAT N NSTRU T ONS

Your new dryer

Open the door .... (colored marking)

....and close the door.

Lint filter

13

Panel

Start/Stop button

Starts, interrupts and ends the drying process.

Buttons for Options(in addition to the program if required). See page 18.

Delicates

Press for temperature'sensitive textiles (e.g. acrylic fibers). The temperature of the drying process is reduced, the drying time is extended correspondingly.

Signal

An acoustic signal indicates the end of the program.

Display

Indicates the estimated remaining time of programs.

Indicator light (LED)

Indicates that the lint filter requires cleaning.

Program selector

Selects a program. See page 18.

Can be rotated in both directions.

To switch off the dryer, rotate the program selector to "Off".

Indicator lights (LED)

Indicate the current state of the drying process.

14

electing a program Using the dryer rack

ummary of instructions

CAUTION

Before using your dryer read and

follow all installation	and operat
ing instructions		Choose an option...
Preparing the	dryer

iCheck the lint filter The filter should be cleaned before and after every drying process

...and start the dryer.witch off the dryer

15

Before switching on the dryer

Safety

Install the dryer in accordance

Protection

information

with the

installation

instructions

of the

(from

page 6).

o not use a dryer which is visiblyenvironment

WARNING

dealer.damaged. If in

doubt,

contact your Tips on

saving

energy

To

save

energy,

money

and time,

Always

follow

the

IMPORTANT

Using

the

dryer

SAF TY

INSTRU TIONS

osch recommends

the

following:

(see

page

29).

o not leave children unsupervised

-

Drain

the

laundry

thoroughly!

near

the

dryer.

efore drying, spin the laundry

WARNING

Keep

pets away

from

the dryer.

thoroughly

in

the

washing

efore

closing

the

door, check the

machine.

Use

the

highest

TO

AVOID

contents

of the

drum.

possible

spin

speed

for

the type

EXPLOSION

HAZARD!

Remove

all objects from pockets.

of laundry!

Higher

spin

speeds

Keep

flammable

materials

and

reduce

the

drying

time

and the

Lighters

are particularly

hazardous.

energy

consumption.

vapors, such as gasoline, away

Risk

of

explosion!

from the

dryer.

Switch

off the

dryer

at the end of

-

Use

optimum

load!

o

not

dry

anything

that

has

everthe

program.

Use

maximum

recommended

loads.

However,

do

not

exceed

had

anything

flammable

on it

loads.

(even

after

washing).

Protecting

the

dryer

-

Clean

filter!

o

not

dry

anything

that

has

ever

not

climb

on

the

dryer.

o

lean

the

filter

before and after

had

any

type of oil

on

it (including

not

lean or

sit on the door.

each

drying process

cooking

oils).

o

Risk

of

dryer

tipping

over!

(see page 23).

Items containing foam, rubber or

o not store or use solvent

-

Ventilate

the

room!

plastic

must

be

dried

on

detergent

boosters

or

stain remover

uring the drying process

a clothes:line

or

by

using

an

in the

vicinity

of

the

dryer.

provide

an

adequate

supply

Air fluff:cycle.

The

dryer could

be

damaged.

of fresh

air.

o not allow items containing

o not lift the dryer by projecting

-

Do not

dry

unsuitable

flammable

materials,

such as

components.

materials!

lighters,

to

remain in

clothes

Risk

of

breakage!

o not dry rubberized or

while

drying.

air:tight

items.

Failure

to follow

these

-

Do

clean

and

inspect

the

exhaust

system

on

a

regular

instructions

may

result

in

basis!

explosion

or

fire.

lockages may extend drying

To

avoid

risk

of

death

time.

or

injury!

Use

the dryer

only

in

the

house

or

the garage for drying normal amounts of laundry for the household.

Use only for drying textiles which were washed with water.

Never operate the dryer without the front cover plate in place.

16

Before

using

Temporary

Laundry

the

dryer

for

disconnection

Identification

the

first

time

of

the

dryer

of fabrics

Before

you

use

the

dryer

for the

firstOperate

your

dryer only

when

you

Observe the treatment symbols on

the

textile

labels.

They provide

time:

are at

home.

If

you

intend going

on

valuable information as well as

vacation

or are

not

using

your

dryer

about the drying

1. Read

these

operating

limitations

for an

extended

period

of

time,

you

instructions

carefully.

should:

process.

2. Check

that

the supply

voltage

Do

not

dry

the

following

textiles in

1. Turn

off the

circuit

breaker.

corresponds

with

the voltage

the

dryer:

specifications

on

the

rating

2. Close

the

shutAoff valve.

-

AirAtight

textiles

plate

of

the

dryer, see

picture

3. Pull

out the

power

supply

plug

(e.g. rubberized)

page

25

if possible.

-

Delicate

fabrics

(silk,

synthetic

3. Check

that

the gas

type

4. Clean

the

lint filter.

curtains)

corresponds

with

specifications

on

the

rating plate

of

the

dryer,

i

Dry

woolen or

woolArich textiles

see

picture

page

25.

with

dryer

rack

only!

4. Have

a

qualified

person make

sure gas pressure does not

i

Use

the

time

program •Air fluff"

exceed

14 in. WC/

3.49 kPa

/

to dry

articles

containing foam

0.506

psig

(Natural

and

rubber

or

similarly

textured

Propane

Gas).

rubberAlike

materials.

5. Remove

all

objects

from the

drum.

Drying

tips

6. Check

the

dryer

for

visible

In principle, the following applies to

damage. If

damages

found

all

drying

programs:

contact

your

dealer.

7. Wipe

the

inside of

the

drum

-

To ensure

a

uniform

drying

result,

sort

the

laundry

with

a

damp cloth.

according

to

fabric type and

8. Conduct

an

appliance test,

see

drying

program.

page

12.

-

Fasten

zippers,

hooks

and

9. If the

dryer

does

not

work,

eyes. Fasten

loose belts,

switch

the

dryer

to

"OFF".

apron strings,

etc..

Look

in

the

troubleshooting

-

Do

not

overdry

easyAcare

section

(page 24)

of the

laundry

B

risk

of

wrinkling!

operating instructions

and find

the

fault.

Leave

laundry

to

dry

in the air.

-

Do not iron laundry immediately

after

drying. Place

the laundry

in a pile for a short while.

Residual moisture will then be

distributed

uniformly.

-

Knitted

textiles

(e.g. TAshirts,

cotton

jersey

laundry)

often

shrink when dried for the first

time. Do not use the "Very

dry/Extra

dry"

program.

17

Si nal

Start

Program selection

For optimum dr3ing results 3our dr3er offers several program groups and additional options.

elect the required dr3ing program from the program table according to the e2amples (see page 19).

Automatic programs

here are automatic programs for different t3pes of te2tiles. ( egular/Cotton or permanent press).

Regular/Cotton

Time	programs					ndicator		of	program
						sequence
						he dr3er uses an electronic
						scanning s3stem for all programs
						e2cept the time programs .
						A moisture sensor continuousl3
						checks the moisture in the laundr3.
						Dr3ing ends		automaticall3 as soon
						as the selected degree of dr3ness
						has	been reached.
ime programs run for a					specific	he	drum continues to rotate at
time (20,	40,		60 minutes).			specific intervals for one hour to
In the "Air fluff" stage				the	dr3er	prevent creasing.
						runs
on ambient		air	1ithout	a	heat	he	current	degree	of dr3ing and
suppl3 for		20	minutes.
						the level reached during the
Options						program sequence			is indicated
						via indicator lights (dr3ing, damp
						dr3,	regular	dr3, 1rinkle block) .

Delicates

ress the "Delicates" button for

	temperature		sensitive	te2tiles.
							i
	bserve the care information or
Permanent Press	s3mbols on		the te2tiles.		he
	temperature of the dr3ing process is
	reduced, the dr3ing time is
	e2tended.
	Signal
	Your	dr3er	outputs different signals,
	if the	" ignal" button		is	pressed.

Typ

Short tone

If the indicator light •1rinkle block" illuminates 1hen the program selector is inffosition - turn off the circuit breaker and call for customer service!

he program sequence of	Damp dry
automatic programs is controlled
via sensors. he duration of the	End
program depends on the measured
degree of moisture in the laundr3	Mal operation
and on the selected degree of	Warning of

dr3ness (e.g. damp dr3 or e2tra dr3).malfunction

Sequence of medium length tones

Sequence of short tones

Sequence of long tones

Sequence of long tones

ihe signal

•Warning of malfunction" is active in an3 case.

18

Program

selection

table

Automatic

programs

For Cottons n

olor s

m of otton

or

lin n

•Regular/Cottons"

Pr ss

•D li t s

utton

for

t mp r tur /s nsitiv

t xtil s

Autom ti

progr m

For

laundry,

B

lin n,

t l

lin n,

tow ls

whi h

is

to

iron

D mp

ry

B lin n n t l

lin n, tow ls, T/shirts, sports shirts, ov r lls

T/shirts,

sports

shirts,

r ss s,

trous rs,

ov r lls, un rw r

T rry tow ls, kit h n

tow ls,

h n

tow ls,

lin n,

un rw r,

ottonwhi h

is

not

to

iron

R gul r

ry

so ks

T rry tow ls, kit h n

tow ls,

h n

tow ls,

lin n,

un rw r,

ottonwhi h

is

not

to

iron ,

thi k

V ry

ry

so ks

multi/ply

T rry

thro s

n

t rry

lin n,

whi h

is p rti ul rly thi k or

Extr

ry

multi/ply

E sy/ r rip/ ry l un ry

m

of synth ti

n

l n

f ri ,

otton

g poly st r

•Permanent

Press"

Pr ss

th

•D li t s

utton

for v ry

t mp r tur /s nsitiv t xtil s

Autom ti

progr m

For

laundry,

Trous rs, r ss s, skirts, shirts, lous s,

l ggings,

sports

lothing

withwhi h

is

not to iron or

onlyD mp

ry

synth ti /ri h fi rs,

ling ri

lightly

iron

Shirts, lous s,

sports

lothing

whi h

is

not

to

iron

R gul r ry

B

lin n

n

t l

lin n,

tr k

suits,

omfort rs,

l nk ts

whi h

is not to iron , thi k V ry ry

multi/ply

Time

programs

•Time

Dry"

Pr / ri t xtil s with low

moistur ont nt,

in ivi u l

sm ll

it ms, g

th tow ls, thing suits,

ish loths

For th sm ll st

lo ing

on ition

from

0 22

l

0

0 44

l

i

on

sm ll

tow l ,

for

this

tim

ry

progr m

shoul

s l t

Pr ss

th •D li t s

utton

for t mp r tur /s nsitiv

t xtil s

Cottons n

olor s

m

of

otton

or

lin n

20,

40,

60

min

T mp r tur /s nsitiv

t xtil s

20,

40,

60

min

Fr sh ning or iring

littl

worn it ms of

lothing n

rying of

xtr m

s nsitiv t xtil s

Air fluff

For ll

t xtil

typ s

in lusiv fo m ru r g pillows,

stuff

toys , pl sti

g show r urt ins,

t l

loth s ,

ru r

g k

rugs ,

sh r

nylon,

polypropyl n

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20

8.Open the door.

9.Take the laundry out of the dryer.

Using the dryer rack

Use the dryer rack to dry washable woolen textiles (e.g. sweaters) and shoes. The dryer rack remains stationary while the drum rotates. Damp wool should not be moved,

as it has a tendency to matt. Drying shoes without a rack could damage the drum.

CAUTION

Dry	only one item of clothing		or
one pair of shoes - maximal			dry
load 2.2 lbs 1 kg! The laundry
must have been spun! Only dry
prewashed		shoes! The laundry
must not touch the drum! It
could jam and be damaged.
After	using	the dryer rack, take it
out	of the	dryer immediately.

5. Place the dryer rack so that the catches are inserted at the front in the locating holes.

10.Rotate the program selector to •Off".

The dryer light goes out.

11.Clean the filter.

The filter should be cleaned after each drying process. Cleaning the filter reduces the drying time and saves energy.

12.Close the door.

Inserting		the	dryer	rack
1.	Open	the	dryer	door.
2.	Check	that	the	drum is empty.

3. Remove the lint filter.

4.Lift the dryer rack horizontally into the drum.

6.Insert the lint filter.

The lint filter must be inserted flush with the drum edge!

Drying laundry items on the dryer rack

1.Fold laundry to fit the dryer rack.

2.Place laundry loosely on the basket. Do not crush! Laundry must not touch the drum! Do

not	allow items to hang over
the	dryer rack!

3.Close the door.

4.Follow directions for time program on next page.

21

Drying shoes on the dryer rack: Choose a time program

1.Prepare shoes.

lean shoes to prevent the drum from becoming soiled.

If preparing sports shoes, extend the tongue.

Loosen or remove shoe0laces.

Remove insoles and heel pads.

4.Rotate program selector to •Time dry/.... min.".

-Select the drying time from the following table according to the laundry type.

9.Take the dryer rack out of the drum.

Laundry type

Required drying

time

Thin

woolen

pullover 80

min.

(approx. 0.8lbs/350

g)(e.g. 60 + 20 min)

Thick

woolen

pullover 90-120

min.

2.

Place shoes

on

the rack.

(approx. 1.9lbs/850

g)(e.g. 60

+ 40

min)

10. Re0insert the lint filter.

irectly on

the

dryer rack

Skirt

60-90

min.

or

Trousers

60-90

min.

Small

items

30

min.

(e.g.

gloves)

Shoes

30

min.

Roll up a towel and place the heels of the shoes on the towel.

This will ensure a more uniform drying result.

5.	Press the Start• /Stop"			button.
	The	•Start/Stop"	indicator		light
	illuminates.
6.	If the item of clothing still
	contains residual		moisture		after
	the	indicated drying		time:

Fold the item of clothing so that the damp parts are on the outside.

Restart the program and reduce the drying duration depending on the degree of residual moisture.

7.After drying, spread out the laundry at air for approx. 15 min. (shoes for approx. 30 min.).

8.Remove the lint filter.

3. lose the door.

22

Never use solvents or highly flammable liquids for cleaning.

CAUTION

Cleaning and care

Cleaning the dryer

WARNING

3. Remove the lint filter.

TO AVOID

RISK OF EXPLOSION!

Incorrect

cleaning

may damage

the dryer.

Do

not

spray

with

a

water

jet.

Do

not

use scouring

4. Remove lint

by

stroking

your

hand

over

the

filter.

agents

or

all0purpose cleaners.

Do not

use steam cleaners.

The filter

should be rinsed

once a

year under warm running water.

Wipe

the

housing and fascia with

a

The filter must be dried thoroughly

soft cloth and soapy water only.

before being replaced.

Wipe

the

drum,

door seal

and

inside

of the

door with a

damp

cloth

only

Cleaning		the	lint	filter
A	dirty filter	extends	the	drying	time
and increases		energy	consumption.
The filter should be cleaned before
and after each drying process,
however at the latest when the •lint
filter" indicator light illuminates.					5. Insert		the	filter.
If the •lint filter" indicator light					6. Close		the	door.
illuminates during a drying program
and a warning signal is emitted,					Cleaning			the		exhaust
clean the filter immediately and					duct
check the exhaust duct.					Inspect and clean the exhaust
i	The program interrupts				ducting at least once a year to
	automatically.				prevent	clogging.			A	partially
					clogged	exhaust			can	lengthen the

1.Switch off the dryer. Program drying time. selector to •Off".

Turn off the circuit breaker

CAUTION Pull out power supply plug

Vacuum and reconnect the duct.

WARNING

Remove gas connection before moving the dryer to clean the duct. Be careful not to destroy the gas connection when cleaning the duct.

Cleaning the moisture sensor

The moisture sensor has to be cleaned because a fine layer of transparent buildup is deposited on the sensors.

This deposit can easily be removed by wiping the sensors (the two bars next to the lint filter) with a cloth and a little white vinegar.

Use white vinegar only!

Clean the moisture sensor once a month.

Cleaning the bearing shield

Over time, fluff from the drying process collects in the bearing shield.

The inside of the door heats	up	Close	the shut0off valve.
during the drying process.		Disconnect the duct from the
		dryer.
2. Open the door.

This fluff can be easily removed using your vacuum cleaner, at least once a month.

23

Change the light bulb

The dryer light turns on inside the drum when you open the door.

To change the light bulb:

Set program selector to •Off".

Turn off the circuit breaker.

Pull out power supply plug.

Open the door and locate the

light bulb on the upper left side of the seal.

Loosen the screw of the cover

and open the cover.

Turn bulb counterclockwise. Replace the bulb with a new appliance bulb only (obtainable through parts department).

Replace the cover and secure with the screw.

Plug in dryer or reconnect power supply.

Troubleshooting

WARNING!

TO A OID RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK ! TO A OID EXPLOSION HAZARD!

Repairs or replacement of parts may be carried out by authorized technicians only.

Before calling the customer service, check whether you can rectify the fault yourself by means of the following table.

If a fault cannot be rectified or a repair is required:

1. Set program selector to •OFF".

2. Turn off the circuit breaker.

3.Pull the main plug out of the socket.

4. Close the shut7off valve.

5.Call customer service (see page 25).

Problem

Possible

cause

Remedial

action

Dryer

does

not

start.

Main

plug

not

inserted

at

all

or not inserted

correcInsertly.main plug correctly.

•Start/Stop indicator light does not

A fuse

of

power

supply

has tripped.

Replace/switch

on

fuse.

illuminate.

•Start/Stop

button

not pressed.

Press

•Start/Stop

button.

No program

selected.

Select

program.

Door

not

closed.

Close

door.

Ambient

temperature

below

°41F/5 °C.

Increase room

temperature.

Laundry is wet after drying.

The

shut3off

valve

is

closed.

Open

the

shut3off

valve.

Program has been interrupted. •Lint

Lint

filter

dirty.

Clean filter as described on page 23

filter

indicator light illuminates,

Switch

off/switch

on

again.

a warning signal is emitted and the

Exhaust

air

duct

is

blocked

or

too

long.

Clean

exhaust

air

duct.

Reduce

exhaust

air

duct

to

display

shows E:01• .

maximum length as described on page 10

Switch

off/switch

on

again.

Fault

in

program

sequence

or

malfunction.

Switch

off

dryer,

leave

to cool

down

for

30

min,

switch

on

again.

Restart

program.

The

room/cabinet

is

not

adequately

ventilated.

Provide an adequate supply of fresh air.

Switch

off/switch

on

again.

Degree

of

drying

has not been

reachedMoisture

sensor

dirty.

Clean moisture sensor as described on page 23.

or the drying time is too long.

Switch

off/switch

on

again.

Display

may indicate•E:03 .

Exhaust

air

duct

is

blocked

or

too

long.

Clean

exhaust

air

extraction. Reduce

exhaust

air

duct

to maximum length as described on page 10

Switch

off/switch

on

again.

24

25

Problem

Possible

cause

Remedial

action

Degree

of

drying

has

not been

reachedLint filter

dirty.

Clean filter as described on page 23.

or the drying time is too long.

Switch

off/switch

on

again.

Display

may

indicate•E:03 .

Laundry

was

too wet.

Spin laundry at higher speed in the washing

machine. Switch off/switch on again.

Unsuitable

program selected.

Select

program with aid of the

program

selection

table see page 19 . Switch off/switch on again.

Maximum

drying time

was exceeded.

Clean lint filter see page 23 .

Check

exhaust

air extraction.

Spin laundry at a higher speed

in your

washer.

Motor limit

temperature

was

exceeded.

Switch

off dryer, leave to cool

down

for

30

min.

Switch on again. Start program.

Drum

light

does

not

function.

No

program

selected.

Select

program.

Light bulb

defective, light bulb

burned

out.

Change

light bulb, see page 24.

No

power

supply.

Guarantee

power

supply.

•Start/Stop indicator light does not Fault in program sequence or malfunction.

Switch

off

dryer,

leave

to cool

down

for

30

min,

illuminate. •Lint filter

indicatorght li

switch

on gain.

flashes. •wrinkle block indicator lights.

Restart

program.

The display shows000• .

SERVICE

and

REPAIR

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