Bosch WTY88898SN, WTW86561GB, WTW863S0GB Instruction manual/ program table
After each drying cycle
The fluff filters and condensation containers must always be
cleaned or emptied after each drying cycle.
Dryer
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Further important information can be found in your instructions for use and installation manual
or care instructions. Pay particular attention to the chapter “What to do if...” and “After-sales
service”.
Cleaning the fluff filter
During drying, fluff and hair from the laundry is trapped by the fluff filter.
A blocked or partially cleaned fluff filter reduces the flow of air. This
means that the dryer does not reach its maximum performance. The
fluff filter must therefore be cleaned after each drying cycle. Rinse the
filter regularly under running water and carefully dry it. See also the
notes on “Care and cleaning” in the instruction manual.
Emptying the condensation container
After each drying cycle, empty the condensation container because,
under certain circumstances, the next drying programme will be
cancelled as a result of the condensation container being full. You must
also regularly clean the filter in the condensation container under
running water or in the dishwasher. See also the information on “Care
and cleaning” in the instruction manual.
The main points to begin with en
This leaflet provides you with a brief overview of the important information and improvements
that you need to know about your new dryer before using it for the first time.
Residual moisture from the laundry
– Warm laundry feels damper than it actually is.
– Thanks to the heat pump technology, your laundry is always dried at gentle
temperatures in any programme.
However, you must observe the maximum load and type of laundry in order to
achieve optimum results.
– You must also observe the information in the chapter “Notes on laundry” in the
instructions for use.
The laundry feels slightly damper
If you think that the laundry is slightly too damp, use the fine adjustment for the drying
result. You can find instructions on how to set required degrees of dryness in the
section “Fine adjustment of the drying result” or “Adjust drying level” in your
instructions for use.
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The laundry is not evenly dry…
If you are drying thin and thick or multi-layered fabrics together, these will dry
differently. To ensure that the laundry dries evenly, you must sort it according to the
type of fabric and the structure. If required, select a time programme to finish the
drying.
The laundry is still noticeably damp…
Take note of whether the drying cycle was interrupted after a service display (for
example, Empty the container or Please empty the condensation container, or Clean
the fluff filter or Please clean the lint filter), which means that the drying cycle is not
yet complete. Correct the fault and continue the programme. See the chapter “What
to do if...” in the instructions for use.
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Normal noise during operation
Please note: During drying, the compressor, the pump and the movement of the laundry generate noises which are entirely normal.
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Information
You must pay particular attention to the safety information and the chapter “What to
do if...” in the instructions for use.
Humming noise
The compressor in the dryer generates a humming noise. The
volume and pitch of this may vary.
Humming...
Whirring
From time to time, the compressor in the dryer is cooled by a fan
and this creates a whirring sound.
Sssssss...
Clicking
The start of the automatic cleaning cycle for the heat exchanger
causes a clicking noise.
During the automatic cleaning cycle, “cln”
Click...
(Clean) or “Heat exchanger is being rinsed”
appears in the display.
Noise
Rushing water can be heard during the automatic cleaning cycle.
During the automatic cleaning cycle, “cln”
(Clean) or “Heat exchanger is being rinsed”
Shsh...
appears in the display.
Pumping
The process of pumping the condensation into the condensation
container generates pumping noises.
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Removing objects before drying
Before putting your laundry into the dryer, remove all objects
(especially lighters, metal parts or similar objects) from
pockets. Note the maximum load quantity. You must also
observe the information in the chapter “Notes on laundry” in
the instruction manual.
Selecting buttons more than once
The buttons are sensitive and it is sufficient to lightly touch them. If you select a button
more than once (especially when setting the options), then you must let the button go
after each selection in order to activate the sensor. Your selection will be followed by
a button acknowledgement.
“Finished in” appears in the display
When a programme is selected, the anticipated drying time for the maximum load is
displayed. While drying, the appliance's sensors detect the actual load and its level
of moisture, and they correct the programme length. This is shown in the display by
jumps in the “Finished in” time.
Interrupting/changing the programme
The drying operation can be paused for a short period to add more laundry, remove
laundry or for programme changes. Depending on the model, the display “Finished
in” is reset and restarted or stopped. After a while, the display is then corrected. To
ensure that the heat exchanger is automatically cleaned, programmes must then
always be allowed to continue until they end. Do not cancel a drying cycle before the
programme automatically ends.
Slurp...
Rattling
Rattling noises may be caused by the laundry moving if hard parts,
such as buttons, zips, buckles or similar parts, are part of the
laundry.
Rattle...
Laundry additives/care and cleaning
Cleaning agents and agents for pretreating laundry (e.g. stain removers, prewash
sprays, etc.) must not come into contact with the surfaces of the dryer. If necessary,
immediately wipe away spray residue and other residues/droplets with a damp cloth.
You must also observe the information in the chapter “Care and cleaning” in the
instruction manual.
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