Primus PW 5, DAM 5 Installation And Maintenance Manual

PW 5, DAM 5

INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL WASHING MACHINE,
PUBLICATION DATE: 04/02 TUMBLE DRYER­8065471 VENTED AND CONDENSED VERSION

INSTALLATION AND

MAINTENANCE

OF

WASHING MACHINE

TUMBLE DRYER

WASHING MACHINE 2-17

TUMBLE DRYER 18-36

SERVICE AND GUARANTEE 39

INDEX 40

2

SAFETY 3

Transit screws
General
Child lock on Start/Stop button
Door
Overfill cut-out
Packaging
Transport/Winter storage
Scrapping

PARTS OF THE WASHING MACHINE 4

TECHNICAL INFORMATION 5

Technical data

PROGRAMME CYCLES 6-7

MECHANICAL INSTALLATION 8-10

Transit screws
Positioning the washing machine
Adjusting the feet
Connecting to water supply
Water intake – mixed or cold water
Connecting to drain

ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION 11

Electrical installation
Connecting to coin mechanism

CONTENTS – WASHING MACHINE

CHANGING SETTINGS 12-13

Language
Locking the programme
Wash temperature, C or F
Changing preset wash temperature
Child lock

MAINTENANCE 14-15

Emptying/cleaning trap and drain pump
Inspection holes under drum paddles
Cleaning the detergent drawer
Cleaning the outside of the machine
In areas with hard water

TROUBLESHOOTING 16-17

Door will not open
Machine will not start
Error messages
The display is lighting when a
programme is selected, but no
characters or digits are shown
Wrong language displayed

WASHING MACHINE CONTENTS

3

GENERAL

• Read and keep this manual!

• Any electrical work or plumbing must be car­ried out by qualified tradesmen.

• Remove the transit screws before you use the
machine, see Mechanical installation.

CHILD LOCK ON BUTTON

To prevent accidental button pushes on the

button you can activate the child lock

function. The

button then must be held

in for three seconds to activate the machine.

DOOR

The door is opened electrically, so it cannot be
opened until the machine is connected to the
electrical supply! The door can however be ope­ned in an emergency, see Troubleshooting.

OVERFILL CUT-OUT

If the water level in the machine rises above
normal the overfill cut-out shuts off the water
intake and starts pumping out the water. The
programme resumes when the water level has
dropped.

PACKAGING

Recycle the packaging according to recommen­dations in your area.

TRANSPORT/WINTER STORAGE

If you intend to transport the machine or store
it over winter in unheated premises, empty the
trap and the drain pump, see the chapter on
Maintenance.

Any questions? Call service.

SCRAPPING

At the end of its life the machine must be disa­bled before being scrapped.

Contact your local recycling centre to find

out where to dispose of it or recycle it.

The machine has been built and marked to

facilitate recycling.

SAFETY

SAFETY WASHING MACHINE

4

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tart/S

to

p

P

3

P

1

P

2

P

4

P

7

P5

P

6

P

8

1

2

3

4

7

5
6

1. DETERGENT DRAWER

2. POWER SWITCH

3. PROGRAMME PANEL

4. RATING PLATE

5. DOOR-DRAIN PUMP/EMERGENCY OPEN

6. DRAIN PUMP/EMERGENCY OPEN (BEHIND
FLAP)

7. DOOR

1. DETERGENT COMPARTMENT – PRE-WASH

2. DETERGENT COMPARTMENT – MAIN WASH

3. FABRIC CONDITIONER COMPARTMENT

1

2

3

PARTS OF THE WASHING MACHINE

WASHING MACHINE PARTS OF THE WASHING MACHINE

5

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

TECHNICAL DATA

Height: 850 mm.
Width: 595 mm.
Depth: 585 mm.
Weight: 73 kg.
Drum capacity: 50 l.
Max wash load: 5.0 kg.
Spin speed: 1200 rpm.
Power rating: See rating plate.
Element power: See rating plate.
Water pressure: 0.1–1 MPa, 1–10 kp/cm2, 10–100 N/cm2.
Composition of drum and fluid container: Stainless steel.
Composition of casing: Powder-painted and hot-dip galvanized sheet

steel or stainless steel.
Installation: Static on four adjustable, rubber-covered feet.
Water supply: 1.5 m PEX hose.
Drain: 1.7 m polypropylene hose (pump) or 0.4 mm

EPDM rubber hose (valve).

TECHNICAL INFORMATION WASHING MACHINE

6

PROGRAMME CYCLES

WASHING MACHINE PROGRAMME CYCLES

PROGRAMME CYCLES

Your machine is equiped with EURO-, MEDICAL-, MOP or US-programmes. All versions are not
available in all countries. If you are unsure which programmes your machines has, compare the
programmes below with the enclosed washing guide or contact your dealer.

90

86

54

40

25

20

25

11

P1 Heavy wash 90°C (2)

P2 Heavy wash 80°C (2)

P3 Normal wash 60°C

P4 Normal wash 40°C

P5 Synthetic wash 40°C

P6 Super Quick wash 40°C

P7 Wool/hand wash 30°C (1)

P8 Rinse

MEDICAL
PROGRAMMES

(1) High water level and gentle motor action. (2) Cannot be interrupted.

Max .load

Pre wash

Rinse

Spin

Rinse

Spin

Rinse

Spin

Length (appr. min)

Main wash

80

68

54

40

25

20

25

4

P1 Heavy wash 90°C

P2 Normal wash 90°C

P3 Normal wash 60°C

P4 Normal wash 40°C

P5 Synthetic wash 40°C

P6 Super quick wash 40°C

P7 Wool/hand wash 30°C (1)

P8 Spin

(1) High water level and gentle motor action.

EURO
PROGRAMMES

Max .load

Pre wash

Rinse

Spin

Rinse

Spin

Rinse

Spin

Length (appr. min)

Main wash

7

PROGRAMME CYCLES WASHING MACHINE

52

44

38

26

20

23

25

11

80

54

68

54

40

25

25

11

P1 Heavy wash 60°C

P2 Normal wash 60°C

P3 Normal wash 40°C

P4 Light wash 40°C

P5 Super quick wash (2)

P6 Permanent press 40°C

P7 Delicate 30°C

P8 Rinse

US
PROGRAMMES

(1) High water level and gentle motor action. (2) Temperature equal to temperature of incoming water.

P1 Heavy wash 90°C

P2 Heavy wash 60°C

P3 Normal wash 90°C

P4 Normal wash 60°C

P5 Normal wash 40°C

P6 Synthetic wash 40°C

P7 Wool/handwash 30°C (1)

P8 Rinse

Max .load

Pre wash

Rinse

Spin

Rinse

Spin

Rinse

Spin

Length (appr. min)

MOP
PROGRAMMES

(1) High water level and gentle motor action.

1/1 (5,0 kg)

1/2 (2,5 kg)

1/3 (1,7 kg)

Main wash

Rinse
Short spin (3 min)
Long spin (6 min)

EXPLANATIONS

Max .load

Pre wash

Rinse

Spin

Rinse

Spin

Rinse

Spin

Length (appr. min)

Main wash

8

WASHING MACHINE MECHANICAL INSTALLATION

MECHANICAL INSTALLATION

TRANSIT SCREWS

Before the machine can be used the three trans­it screws must be removed as described below.

Each transit screw has a washer and a rubber
spacer. The rubber
spacers are used to
protect the screw ho­les after the screws
have been removed.

1. First unscrew the screw and remove the was­her.

2. Then pull out the rubber spacer.

2

1

3. Finally, refit the rubber spacers to cover the
transit holes.

9

Start/Stop

P
3

P3

P
1

P1

P
2

P2

P
4

P4

P

7

P7

P
5

P5

P
6

P6

P
8

P8

595 mm

585 mm

850 mm

min 600 mm

min 850 mm

POSITIONING THE WASHING MACHINE

The washing machine can be built-in or free­standing. It should be positioned so that there
is an electrical socket within easy reach.

A. Built-in

The washing machine can be built in under a
worktop with a working height of 850–900 mm.
Leave a 5 mm gap around the machine. This
also applies between the rear edge of the top
the machine and the wall behind.

B. Free-standing

The washing machine can be placed alongside
or underneath the tumble dryer.

The machine can be anchored to the floor, see
enclosed bag containing instructions and parts.

ADJUSTING THE FEET

Adjust the feet so that the machine is level and
steady on the floor.
Tighten the lock­ing nuts.

CONNECTING TO WATER SUPPLY

The machine should be connected to the water
supply by someone who has the necessary skill.

The machine is connected using the supplied

inlet hose.

NOTE!

It is important that you use the inlet hose that
is supplied, not an old hose.

The water pressure must be 0.1–1 MPa

(about 1–10 kp/cm

2

; 10–100 N/cm2).

The water supply pipe must be fitted with a

shut-off valve.

If the supply pipe has just been installed we

recommend that it is flushed out thoroughly

Locking nut

MECHANICAL INSTALLATION WASHING MACHINE

10

600-900 mm

first to remove any dirt. Otherwise this could
clog the intake filter in the machine and block
the water supply.

WATER INTAKE – MIXED OR COLD WATER

On delivery the machine is set to use mixed hot
and cold water (E).

Machines with the US programme are set to
use both warm and cold water (H):

P1-P3: Warm water intake.

P4-P6: Mixed warm and cold water intake

P7-P8: Cold water intake.

To change the water intake setting, do as
follows:

Switch off the power switch, then switch it
on again so that the machine is in start-up mode.

Press the

8

button five times, then press

the

4

button five times. You have to comple­te these ten button presses within fifteen se­conds.

Within three seconds of pressing the

4

button for the fifth time you must then select
the type of water intake you want by pressing

the

6

,

7

or

8

buttons.

6

to use cold water intake only (C).

7

for US intake, see above (H). Could

only be used on machines with US programme.

8

to use mixed hot and cold water (E).

A letter C near the bottom right of the dis­play shows that cold water is being used, H
shows the intake for US mentioned above and
the letter E indicates mixed hot and cold.

CONNECTING TO THE DRAIN
Machine with drain pump

The machine is supplied with a drain hose al­ready fitted and this should be connected to a
laundry sink, or the like, at a height of 600–900
mm above the floor.

The lower height (600 mm) is always prefera-

ble. Make sure the drain hose is not kinked.

Machine with drain valve

An outlet hose is supplied with the machine.
This must be connected to the outlet on the
machine and
empty into a
floor drain
or gutter
drain.

NOTE!

The end of the outlet hose must be lower than
the lowest
point of the
outlet valve.

WASHING MACHINE MECHANICAL INSTALLATION

11

ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION

ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION

The washing machine must be connected using
a permanently installed cable through an isola­ting switch by a qualified electrician.

Power supply

The machine is supplied, depending on market,
for one of the following supplies (see rating
plate):

A. 3-phase, 400V, 50 Hz supply, 10 A.
B. Single-phase, 230 V, 50 Hz supply, 13/16 A.
C. Single-phase, 230 V, 50 Hz supply, 10 A.

If an earth leakage circuit breaker is fitted it
must be of type A.

Reconfiguration

The machine can be reconfigured The machine
should be reconfigured as shown in the wiring
diagram underneath the top panel of the mach­ine.

NOTE!

Electrical connection /reconfiguring must be
carried out by a qualified electrician.

ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION WASHING MACHINE

CONNECTING TO A COIN MECHANISM

Connection to a coin mechanism must be car­ried out by a qualified electrician.

A special connecting cable is required to con-

nect the machine to a coin mechanism.

Recommendations for choice of coin mechanism

The connecting cable supplies the coin mecha­nism with power (230 V). The coin mechanism
must be able to short-circuit two signal leads
for a period of time (around 0–10 minutes).
This is so that the user has time to load the
laundry, select the programme and start the pro­gramme after inserting the coins.

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LANGUAGE

You can change the language of the displayed
text.

The languages you can choose from are Dansk,
Deutsch, English, Espanol, Français, Italiano,
Nederlands, Norsk, Portugués, Suomi and
Svenska.

To change language do as follows:

Switch off the power switch, , then switch it on
again so that the machine is in start-up mode.

Press the

8

button five times, then press

the 1 button five times. You have to comple­te these ten button presses within fifteen se­conds.

Within three seconds of pressing the

1

but-

ton for the fifth time you should then select the
language you want by pressing the

6

or

7

buttons.

LOCKING A PROGRAMME

If for some reason you want to limit the number
of programmes that can be used you can lock
one or more programmes.

No characters or digits are shown on the dis­play when a locked programme is selected.

To lock or unlock a programme, do as follows:

Switch off the power switch, , then switch it on
again so that the machine is in start-up mode.

Press the

8

-button five times, then press

the

7

-button five times. You have to com­plete these ten button presses within fifteen se­conds.

Within three seconds of pressing the

7

-

CHANGING SETTINGS

button for the fifth time you should hold in the
programme button for the programme you want
to lock for 5-10 seconds until the information
in the display starts flashing.

Then you can lock the programme by relea-

sing the programme button and pressing the

-button once.

Do the same to unlock the programme.

WASH TEMPERATURE - CENTIGRADE OR FAHRENHEIT

You can change the way the temperature is dis­played from centigrade (C) to Fahrenheit (F).

To change the temperature display, do as follows:

Switch off the power switch, then switch it on
again so that the machine is in start-up mode.

Press the

8

button five times, then press

the 2 button five times. You have to comple­te these ten button presses within fifteen se­conds.

Within three seconds of pressing the

2

button for the fifth time you should then press
the

6

or

7

buttons to select centigrade

(C) or Fahrenheit (F).

CHANGING PRESET WASH TEMPERATURE

You can change the preset wash temperatures
for each of the programmes. The temperatures
you can choose from are:
Heavy wash - C, 30, 35, …, 85, 90, 95ºC.
Normal wash - C, 30, 35, …, 85, 90, 95ºC.
Light wash, Synthetic wash, Permanent Press ­C, 30, 35, …, 85, 90, 95ºC.
Super quick wash (EURO, MEDICAL)

WASHING MACHINE CHANGING SETTINGS

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CHANGING SETTINGS WASHING MACHINE

- C, 30, 35, …, 85, 90, 95ºC.
Super quick wash (US) - Not possible to
change.
Delicate and Wool wash - C, 30, 35, 40ºC.

If you choose C, the wash temperature will

be the same as the intake water temperature.

To change the wash temperature, do as follows:

Switch off the power switch, , then switch it on
again so that the machine is in start-up mode.

Press the

8

button five times, then press

the

6

button five times. You have to com­plete these ten button presses within fifteen se­conds.

Press the programme button,

1

-

8

, to
select the programme you want to change the
wash temperature for.

Then use buttons

6

(reduce temperatu-

re) and

7

(increase temperature) to choose
the wash temperature. As you scroll through to
the chosen temperature it appears at the bot­tom of the display alongside the

symbol.

When your chosen wash temperature appears

press the

8

button again to confirm your

choice.

CHANGING PRESET SPINNING TIME
(For MOP-pogrammes only)

You can change the preset spinning time. The
times you can choose from are 1-30 seconds. To
select the original spinning time, choose C.

To change the spinning time, do as follows:

Switch off the power switch, , then switch it on
again so that the machine is in start-up mode.

Press the

8

button five times, then press

the

5

button five times. You have to comple-

te these ten button presses within fifteen seconds.

Press the programme button, 1 -

8

to
select the programme you want to change the
wash temperature for.

Then use buttons

6

(reduce time) and

7

(increase time) to choose the the spin-

ning time.

When your chosen wash temperature appears

press the

8

button again to confirm your

choice.

CHILD LOCK ON BUTTON

To prevent accidental button pushes on the

button you can activate the child lock

function. The

button then must be held

in for three seconds to activate the machine.

To switch the child lock on or off, do as follows:

Switch off the power switch, , then switch it on
again so that the machine is in start-up mode.

Press the

8

button five times, then press

the 3 button five times. You have to comple­te these ten button presses within fifteen se­conds.

Within three seconds of pressing the

3

button for the last time you must then press the

6

or

7

button to choose whether you

want the child lock on or off.

Press

7

to activate the child lock.

Press

6

to disable the child lock.

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2

1

MAINTENANCE

EMPTYING/CLEANING TRAP AND DRAIN PUMP
(only machines with drain pump)

The washing machine has a trap that is desig­ned to catch coins, hair clips, etc. To clean the
trap and the drain pump, do as follows:

1. Make sure the machine is empty of water and
that the power switch is off.

2. Open the flap that conceals the drain pump
at the bottom
left of the mach­ine. Use a screw­driver as shown.

3. Pull the hose off the spigot inside the flap
and drain the water
into a suitable con­tainer.

4. Open the pump by turning the cap anti­clockwise. Remove
the cap and trap.

5. Remove any objects and waste from the pump
housing. Check
that the pump im­peller at the back
rotates freely.

6. Screw the cap and trap back into place, re­connect the drain
hose and close the
flap.

INSPECTION HOLES UNDER DRUM PADDLES

If you think that an item such as a nail, paper­clip, hair clip or the like has fallen through the
wash drum you should inspect the outer drum
through the inspection holes in the paddles.
Items such as this can rust and produce stains
on clothes. Nails and other sharp items could
tear clothes.

Do as follows

1. Use a screwdriver or similar tool.

2. Insert the screwdriver

through the hole in
the middle of the
paddle and lever
the handle of the
screwdriver gently
to the left.

3. Grasp the rear edge of
the paddle cover
with your other
hand and pull it
towards you as
shown.

4. Lift off the paddle cover.

5. Examine the space between the inner and

outer drum as you turn the inner drum. Rem­ove any items you see.

6. Engage the paddle cover in its locating holes
with the F marking nearest you. Make sure that
all the clips engage in their holes in the drum.

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15

Push the paddle cover away from you until it is
in its original position.

CLEANING THE DETERGENT DRAWER

Pull the drawer out as far as it will go.

Then lift it upwards and outwards as shown.

Wash and wipe clean the detergent compart­ments.

NOTE!

Do not put the detergent drawer in a dishwash­er!

St
art/Sto

p

P3

P1

P2

P4

Start/Stop

P3

P1

P2

P4

CLEANING THE OUTSIDE OF THE MACHINE

Clean the outside and the programme panel
using mild detergent. Do not use abrasives or
solvents as they may damage the machine. Do
not spray the machine with water.

IN AREAS WITH HARD WATER

If the machine is installed in an area with hard
water a greyish white deposit may appear on
the wash drum. To remove this, empty a 20
gram packet of citric acid into the wash drum
and run a Normal wash programme at 85ºC.
You will find citric acid on the spice shelf at
your supermarket.

MAINTENANCE MAINTENANCE INTERVAL

Trap and drain pump 12 times a year

Inspection holes under drum paddles Twice a year

Cleaning detergent drawer 12 times a year

Cleaning outside of machine As necessary or when cleaning

laundry room.

Hard water (greyish white deposit in drum) Twice a year

Maintenance chart for washing machine.

MAINTENANCE WASHING MACHINE

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TROUBLESHOOTING

DOOR WILL NOT OPEN

1. Check that the power switch is on.

2. Has there been a power cut? Check the fuses

in the fuse box. The door cannot be opened

with the

button if there is no power.

3. If everything else fails the door can be ope­ned in an emergency as follows:

• Make sure the power switch is off.

• Machines with a drain pump: First check that
there is no water left in the machine. If there is,
empty the machine as described under the
heading Checking trap and drain pump, in the
chapter on Maintenance.

• Open the flap at the bottom left. Use a screw­driver as shown.

• Unscrew the screw that holds the red plastic
handle.

• Pull the handle to open the door.

• Press the handle back into its recess and secu­re it with the screw. Close the flap.

If you have problems opening the door nor-

mally again, call service.

MACHINE DOES NOT START

1. Is the door shut properly? Push it firmly. A
flashing symbol appears in the display if the
machine is started with the door open.

2. Check if the child lock is activated. To start
the machine when the child lock is activated,

hold in the

-button for 3 seconds. See

Changing settings.

3. Is there power to the machine. Check the
fuse box.

ERROR MESSAGES

The character display shows whether a fault has
occurred during the programme. To cancel an
error message after the fault has been corrected
as described below, switch off the machine or
change the programme.

You can check and fix some faults yourself:

Problem emptying. Machine not emptying pro­perly. Check:
– that nothing has got stuck in the drain hose

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17

outlet.
– that the drain pump is not blocked by a fo­reign object. Clean the pump, see chapter on
Maintenance.
– that the drain hose is not kinked.
After doing this, run programme P8. If there is
still a problem, call service.

Machine not filling. Fault in water supply, check:

- is the tap on the water pipe open?

- is the filter in the machine’s water intake bloc­ked? Turn off the tap. Unscrew the hose and
check.

is flashing in the bottom right corner of the
display. The programme has tried to start but
the door is open. Close the door and start again.

0000 is flashing at the top right of the display.
The machine has not spun.

1. The machine has a built-in imbalance sensor
that reduces the speed or prevents spinning if
the load is poorly distributed. Switch off the
power switch, then switch it on again. Open
the door and redistribute the load.

2. After doing this, run programme P8.

If there is some other fault, call service and say
which error message appears in the display.

THE DISPLAY IS LIGHTING WHEN A PROGRAMME
IS SELECTED, BUT NO CHARACTERS OR DIGITS
ARE SHOWN

No characters or digits are shown on the dis­play when a locked programme is selected.

To unlock a programme, see Changing set-

tings.

WRONG LANGUAGE DISPLAYED

If the display language has changed for some
reason you can go back to the original langua­ge.

The languages you can choose between are
Dansk, Deutsch, English, Espanol, Français,
Italiano, Nederlands, Norsk, Portugués, Suomi
and Svenska.

To change language do as follows:

Switch off the power switch, then switch it on
again so that the machine is in start-up mode.

Press the

8

button five times, then press

the 1 button five times. You have to comple­te these ten button presses within fifteen se­conds.

Within three seconds of pressing the

1

but-

ton for the fifth time you should then select the
language you want by pressing the

6

or

7

buttons.

TROUBLESHOOTING WASHING MACHINE

18

SAFETY 19

General
Using the dryer first time
Child lock on Start/Stop buttons
Thermal cut-out
Float
Door
Packaging
Scrapping

PARTS OF THE TUMBLE DRYER 20

TECHNICAL INFORMATION 21

Technical data
Programme cycles

MECHANICAL INSTALLATION 22-28

Positioning the tumble dryer
Adjusting the feet
Condensed water
Venting
Reversing the door

ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION 30

Electrical installation
Connecting to coin mechanism

CONTENTS - TUMBLE DRYER

CHANGING SETTINGS 31

Language
Locking the programme
Child lock

MAINTENANCE 32-34

Cleaning the outside of the machine
Cleaning the fan
Cleaning the condenser
Cleaning the lint filter
In areas with hard water

TROUBLESHOOTING 35-36

Machine will not start
Thermal cut-out
Drying takes too long
Error messages
The display is lighting when a program
me is selected, but no characters or
digits are shown
Wrong language displayed

TUMBLE DRYER CONTENTS

19

GENERAL

• Read and keep this manual!

• Any electrical work must be carried out by a
qualified electrician.

USING THE DRYER FOR THE FIRST TIME

When you start the dryer for the first time, or if
it has not been used for a long time, you may
hear a faint clunking noise. This is entirely nor­mal and will disappear after a few cycles.

CHILD LOCK ON BUTTON

To prevent accidental button pushes on the

button you can activate the child

lock function. The

button then must
be held in for three seconds to activate the mach­ine.

THERMAL CUT-OUT

The tumble dryer is protected by a thermal cut­out. This switches off the machine if it gets too
hot.

FLOAT (only applies to condenser dryer)

A float switches off the machine if there is a
blockage in the condensed water hose.

SAFETY

DOOR

The tumble dryer has a magnetic lock, which
makes it easy to open the door from the outside
or inside. The door is fitted with a switch that
automatically switches off the tumble dryer
when the door is opened. The tumble dryer
does not start automatically when the door is
closed (for example if a child pulls the door
closed from the inside).

PACKAGING

Recycle the packaging according to recommen­dations in your area.

SCRAPPING

At the end of its life the machine must be disa­bled before being scrapped.

Contact your local recycling centre to find

out where to dispose of it or recycle it.

The machine has been built and marked to

facilitate recycling.

SAFETY TUMBLE DRYER

20

1. LINT FILTER HOLDER

2. RATING PLATE

3. CONDENSATION WATER TANK –
CONDENSER TUMBLE DRYERS ONLY

4. PANEL

4

1

2

5

7

8

5. DOOR

6. FAN (BEHIND FRONT PANEL)

7. CONDENSER – CONDENSER TUMBLE
DRYERS ONLY (BEHIND FRONT PANEL)

8. LINT FILTER

6

PARTS OF THE TUMBLE DRYER

TUMBLE DRYER PARTS OF THE TUMBLE DRYER

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TECHNICAL INFORMATION

TECHNICAL DATA

Height: 850 mm.
Width: 595 mm.
Depth: 585 mm.
Weight: 39 kg (vented) / 47 kg (condenser).
Drum capacity: 111 l.
Drying capacity: 5.0 kg.
Speed: 52 rpm.
Power rating: See rating plate.
Composition of drum: Stainless steel.
Composition of casing: Powder-painted and hot-dip galvanized sheet

steel or stainless steel.
Installation: Stacked, free-standing or built-in.
Drain (condenser tumble dryer): 2.0 m EPDM rubber hose.
Vent hose (venting tumble dryer): 3.0 m PVC.

TECHNICAL INFORMATION TUMBLE DRYER

P1 Extra dry

P2 Dry

P3 Normal dry

P4 Iron dry

P5 Extra dry

P6 Dry

P7 Normal dry

P8 Iron dry

Temperature

Drying

Cooling

Length (appr. min)

The length of the drying depends on the moisture of the items being dried. The time for drying shown in the table
above indicates the relative time for each programme.

Normal

Normal

Normal

Normal

Low

Low

Low

Low

20

20

20

20

20

20

20

20

PROGRAMME CYCLES

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MECHANICAL INSTALLATION

POSITIONING THE TUMBLE DRYER

The tumble dryer can be installed free-stan­ding, built-in or stacked on top of a washing
machine. Remember that the dryer generates
heat and should not therefore be placed in a
room that is too small. If the room is very small,
drying will take longer due to the limited volu­me of air.

TIP!

To improve the air supply, leave open the door
of the room in which the dryer is placed.

WARNING!

Electrical installation must be carried out by a
qualified electrician.

A. Free-standing

The tumble dryer can be placed next to the
washing machine. The dimensions of the tum­ble dryer are:

S
t
a

r
t

P3

P
1

P
2

P
4

S

t
o
p

P

5

P8

P
6

P
7

595 mm

585 mm

850 mm

TUMBLE DRYER MECHANICAL INSTALLATION

min 600

min 850

120

140

103

140

135

120

B. Built-in

The tumble dryer can be built in under a work­top with a minimum height of 850 mm. The
gap must be at least 600 mm wide.

C. Stacked

The tumble dryer can be stacked on top of an
washing machine. Use the stacking kit that is
supplied with the machine:
2 plastic holders. Plastic bag inside the drum.
2 metal tip guards. Attached to the lower back
of the machine.

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MECHANICAL INSTALLATION TUMBLE DRYER

Locking nut

A

B

4. Position the plastic cups so that the arrowed

lugs are flush with the

front and side of the

top, then press down

onto the top. Now

break off the remaining tabs.

5. Slide the tumble dryer under the metal brack-

ets, keeping the front

edge raised 1–2 cm.

6. Lower the front feet of the dryer into the

plastic cups and adjust the

feet so that the dryer is le-

vel.

ADJUSTING THE FEET

Screw the feet in or out until the dryer is steady

and level on the floor or washing machine. Then

tighten the locking nuts.

Fit the stacking kit as follows:

1. Unscrew the two arrowed screws at the rear
of the washing machine.

2. Fit the metal brackets as shown, using the
screws.

3. The plastic cups that will hold the front feet
of the tumble dryer must be attached to the top
of the washing machine. This is important since
the feet of the tumble dryer must be located in
the plastic cups to ensure that the dryer is cor­rectly positioned.

Break tab A off the cup that goes on the right
side and break tab B
off the cup that goes
on the left side. Then
peel the backing paper off
the self-adhesive base of
the cups.

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CONDENSED WATER
(only applies to condenser tumble dryer)

The machine is supplied with a 2.0 metre-long
drain hose. Use this to remove the condensed
water.

NOTE!

It is important that you use the new rubber
hose that is supplied, not an old hose.

max 1000 mm

1

2

3

VENTING
(only applies to venting tumble dryer)

The exhaust air from the tumble dryer must be
led to a ventilation duct or a wall outlet using
the accompanying vent hose.

Connecting to tumble dryer

The tumble dryer can be vented in three ways:
from the rear, from the right side or from the
left side. One of the holes is open when the
dryer is delivered. The
other two are fitted with
covers.

The tumble dryer is
supplied with an
adapter (1),
a plastic
collar (2) and a vent hose (3).

Connect the vent hose as follows:

1. Slide the vent hose over the end of the adap­ter and secure with the plastic strap.

2. Remove the plastic cover from the hole if you
intend to connect the hose to a hole other than
the one that is already open.

3. Insert the end of the adapter in the hole.

4. Fit the cover to the open hole.

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Vent grille

MECHANICAL INSTALLATION TUMBLE DRYER

Connecting to vent duct

The vent hose must follow the shortest, straigh­test path possible from the tumble dryer to the
vent duct. Cut the vent hose to length if it is
too long. If necessary the vent hose can be ex­tended to a maximum length of 8 metres (inter­nal diameter 102 mm). If a longer hose is requi­red it must have a larger internal diameter in
order to maintain the fan capacity of the dryer.

Any bends should be as gentle as possible. If
it is necessary to make 90º bends there must be
no more than four of them. More bends reduce
the fan capacity of the dryer.

Installation 1 or 2 is to prefer.

Condensation problems

If the hose is long and the room is cold, con­densation will form inside the hose. This is una-

voidable.

Installation in warm climates

When installing in temperatures above 25°C
(77°F) with a high level of humidity, do not
route the air exhaust hose upwards.

The hose must always run downwards or stay

level with the tumble dryer.

Accessories

If the vent hose is taken to a wall outlet you can
prevent cold air getting in by fitting a ventila­tion grille. The ventilation grille can be instal­led inside or outside.

If there is only one vent duct from the room
then a vent spacer must be fitted.

Vent spacer

Examples of
installations

2

1

3

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3. Move the hinge pin to the other side of the
bracket. When the door is hung on the right
side the hinge bracket must be
turned upside down.

4. Then transfer the hinge pin in the underside
of the top panel to the right side.

5. Now transfer the plastic plugs in the top and
bottom of the door to the right side of the door.
Use a screwdriver to
prise them out.

6. Unscrew the two screws from the edges of
the door about five millimetres so that you can
remove the door magnet and plate from the
inside of the door.

Hinge pin

TUMBLE DRYER MECHANICAL INSTALLATION

REVERSING THE DOOR

The dryer is supplied with the door hinged on
the left side. You can reverse the door so that
the hinge is on the right side

Do as follows:

1. Remove the lower front panel and unscrew
the three screws that hold the door hinge brack­et.

2. Pull the bottom edge of the door outwards
while twisting the hinge bracket in the direc­tion shown by
the arrows.

Door hinge
bracket

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11. Unscrew the arrowed screw. If the dryer is a
condenser model you must
also open the cover over the
condenser.

12. Now fit the door to the right side of the
machine.

7. Lift out the door magnet (1) and plate (2).

8. Refit the door magnet where the plate was.

9. Refit the plate where the magnet was.

10. Screw in the screws to secure the door mag-

net and plate.

MECHANICAL INSTALLATION TUMBLE DRYER

1

2

1

2

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TUMBLE DRYER MECHANICAL INSTALLATION

2

2

1

3

2

13. Fit the hinge bracket, tightening the screws
in the order shown.

14. Refit the screw you unscrewed in step 11.

15. Refit the lower front panel.

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ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION

The washing machine must be connected using
a permanently installed cable through an isola­ting switch by a qualified electrician.

Power supply

The machine is supplied, depending on market,
for one of the following supplies (see rating
plate):
A. 3-phase, 400V 50Hz supply 10A, heating
power 2620/2500W.
B. Single-phase, 230V 50Hz supply 13/16A,
heating power 2620/2500W.
C. Single-phase, 230V 50Hz supply 10A, hea­ting power 1900W.

If an earth leakage circuit breaker is fitted it
must be of type A.

Reconfiguration

The machine can be reconfigured The machi­ne should be reconfigured as shown in the wi­ring diagram underneath the top panel of the
machine.

NOTE!

Electrical connection /reconfiguring must be
carried out by a qualified electrician.

Connecting the tumble dryer and the washing
machine together

Wiring the two machines together as described
below must be carried out by a qualified elec­trician.

To ensure a uniform load on the phases when
installing a 3-phase tumble dryer together with
a washing machine for 3-phase operation the
phases should be connected as follows:

Tumble dryer:

Terminal marked L1 to phase 1.

Terminal marked L2 to phase 2.

Terminal marked L3 to phase 3.

Washing machine:

Terminal marked L1 to phase 1.

Terminal marked L2 to phase 2.

Terminal marked L3 to phase 3.

CONNECTING TO A COIN MECHANISM

Connection to a coin mechanism must be car­ried out by a qualified electrician.

The coin mechanism must be connected bet­ween the tumble dryer’s power lead and the
wall socket.

ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION

TUMBLE DRYER ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION

NOTE!

The drying time is longer for Single-phase, 230V
50Hz supply 10A, heating power 1900W.

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LANGUAGE

You can change the language of the displayed
text.

The languages you can choose from are Dansk,
Deutsch, English, Espanol, Français, Italiano,
Nederlands, Norsk, Portugués, Suomi and
Svenska.

To change language do as follows:

Switch off the power switch, then switch it on
again so that the machine is in start-up mode.

Press the

8

button five times, then press

the

1

button five times. You have to comple­te these ten button presses within fifteen se­conds.

Within three seconds of pressing the

1

but-

ton for the fifth time you should then select the
language you want by pressing the

6

or

7

buttons.

LOCKING A PROGRAMME

If for some reason you want to limit the number
of programmes that can be used you can lock
one or more programmes.

No characters or digits are shown on the dis-

play when a locked programme is selected.

To lock or unlock a programme, do as follows:

Switch off the power switch, then switch it on
again so that the machine is in start-up mode.

Press the

8

-button five times, then press

the

7

-button five times. You have to com­plete these ten button presses within fifteen se­conds.

CHANGING SETTINGS

TUMBLE DRYER CHANGING SETTINGS

Within three seconds of pressing the

7

­button for the fifth time you should hold in the
programme button for the programme you want
to lock for 5-10 seconds until the information
in the display starts flashing.

Then you can lock the programme by relea-

sing the programme button and pressing the

-button once.

Do the same to unlock the programme.

CHILD LOCK ON BUTTON

To prevent accidental button pushes on the

button you can activate the child lock

function. The

button then must be held

in for three seconds to activate the machine.

To switch the child lock on or off, do as follows:

Switch off the power switch, then switch it on
again so that the machine is in start-up mode.

Press the

8

button five times, then press

the 3 button five times. You have to comple­te these ten button presses within fifteen se­conds.

Within three seconds of pressing the 3 but-

ton for the last time you must then press the

6

or

7

button to choose whether you

want the child lock on or off.

Press

7

to activate the child lock.

Press

6

to disable the child lock.

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MAINTENANCE

CLEANING THE OUTSIDE OF THE MACHINE

Clean the outside and the programme panel
using mild detergent. Do not use abrasives or
solvents as they may damage the machine. Do
not spray the machine with water.

NOTE!

Do not let dust collect around the machine.
Keep the area around the dryer clean and cool.
Heat and moisture prolong the drying time.

CLEANING THE FAN

Once a year check whether the fan needs clea­ning.

1. Switch off the power switch.

2. Remove the lower front panel.

3. Remove the safety screw (1). Prise out the

four clips in the
order shown and
remove the fan
cover.

2

2

4. Hold the fan and unscrew the nut.

5. Take out the fan and clean it with water and

a brush.

6. Refit the fan and tighten the nut.

7. Refit the fan cover, making sure the clips

hold the cover
in place. Don’t
forget to fit the
safety screw.

8. Refit the front panel.

1

4

3

5

2

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UPP

UP

OBEN

CLEANING THE CONDENSER

The condenser should be cleaned at least six
times a year, or more often if the user has pets.

1. Switch off the power switch.

2. Remove the front panel.

3. Open the cover over the condenser by tur-

ning the two
levers anti­clockwise.

4. Take out the condenser and wash the fins
using a hand shower. Do not poke anything
into the gaps bet­ween the fins as
this could dama­ge the conden­ser. Do not use
any sharp metal
objects when cle­aning.

NOTE!

Do not try to clean the condenser in a dis­hwasher.

5. Refit the condenser. Make sure you put it in
the right way
up. The top
of the con­denser is mar­ked “upp”, “up”
and “oben”.

6. Refit the front panel.

2

2

MAINTENANCE TUMBLE DRYER

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1

2

TUMBLE DRYER MAINTENANCE

MAINTENANCE MAINTENANCE INTERVAL

Clean the outside of the machine As necessary or when cleaning

the laundry room.

Clean the fan At least once a year

Clean the condenser Approx. 6 times a year

Clean the lint filter and lint filter holder After each tumble drying

Maintenance chart for tumble dryer.

CLEANING THE LINT FILTER HOLDER

Dust and dirt can gather in the bottom of the
lint filter holder. Take out the lint filter and use
a vacuum cleaner to clean the filter holder.

1. Grasp the filter handle
and pull it towards
you.

2. Slide the filter out
of the filter holder.

3. Open the filter and
rub off any lint with
your hand. Rinse out
the filter to
remove
any li­mescale
deposit.

4. Fold
the filter
and put it
back in the filter holder.

IN AREAS WITH HARD WATER

If the machine is installed in an area that has
hard water this can produce a limescale deposit
on the lint filter.

When you clean the lint filter check if there
is any limescale deposit. If there is, wash out the
lint filter by hand.

EMPTYING THE CONDENSATION WATER TANK
(only applies to condenser tumble dryer, when
drain hose isn’t used)

Empty the condensation water
tank after each tumble
drying.

Pull out
the conden­sation water
tank, empty
the water and put the tank back.

If the tank becomes too full the program will
be interrupted. Empty the tank and press the

-button and the program will continue

from where it was interrupted.

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TROUBLESHOOTING

MACHINE WILL NOT START

Check

• that the door is closed properly.

• if the child lock is activated. To start the tum­ble dryer when the child lock is activated, hold

in the

-button for 3 seconds. See Chang-

ing settings.

• that the power switch is pressed in.

• that the plug (if fitted) is plugged in.

• that the fuse in the fuse box has not blown.
Try switching two fuses with the same rating.

• that the thermal cut-out has not tripped, see
below.

THERMAL CUT-OUT

The thermal cut-out swit­ches off the tumble dryer if
the temperature gets too
high, for example if the lint
filter becomes clogged with
dust. Clean the filter and cle­an the condenser unit. Then reset
the thermal cut-out by pressing the rubber di­aphragm at the rear of the machine.

DRYING TAKES TOO LONG

Check that the lint filter and condenser are not
clogged, see the Maintenance chapter. The dry­ing time may also be long if a condenser dryer is
placed in too small a room or if the air in the
room is too warm. Make sure the dryer has
access to more cool air, for example by opening
doors and/or windows.

ERROR MESSAGES

The character display shows whether a fault has
occurred during the programme. To cancel an
error message after the fault has been corrected
as described below, switch off the machine or
change the programme.

You can check and fix some faults yourself:

Over flow. Indicating that the condensation
water tank is full or that the lower water maga­zine is full, due to the pump or hoses being
clogged or malfunctioning. Empty the tank and
check to ensure there are no kinks or blockage
in the hose. If this does not help, phone for
service.

Maximum programme duration. After the
machine has run for the maximum time (3
hours) it automatically stops. Check and repla­ce any blown fuses in the fuse box. To cancel
the error message, switch off the machine or
open the door. If this does not work, call servi­ce.

Sensor fault. Faulty moisture sensor. This error
message may also appear if you run the machine
with dry clothes or no clothes at all. Open the
door and the error message should disappear. If
not, call service.

If there is some other fault, call service and say
which error message appears in the display.

TROUBLESHOOTING TUMBLE DRYER

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THE DISPLAY IS LIGHTING WHEN A PROGRAMME
IS SELECTED, BUT NO CHARACTERS OR DIGITS
ARE SHOWN

No characters or digits are shown on the dis­play when a locked programme is selected.

To unlock a programme, see Changing set-

tings.

WRONG LANGUAGE DISPLAYED

If the display language has changed for some
reason you can go back to the original langua­ge.

The languages you can choose between are
Dansk, Deutsch, English, Espanol, Français,
Italiano, Nederlands, Norsk, Portugués, Suomi
and Svenska.

To change language do as follows:

Switch off the power switch, then switch it on
again so that the machine is in start-up mode.

Press the

8

button five times, then press

the 1 button five times. You have to comple­te these ten button presses within fifteen se­conds.

Within three seconds of pressing the

1

but-

ton for the fifth time you should then select the
language you want by pressing the

6

or

7

buttons.

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SERVICE AND GUARANTEE

SERVICE AND GUARANTEE

SERVICE AND GUARANTEE

Before calling for service, check to see whether
the faults is due to something that you can put
right yourself. See chapter, Trouble shooting or
Maintenance.
For more details contact your local dealer.

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INDEX

Page

Child lock 3,13
Cleaning 15
Coin mechanism 11
Connecting to drain 9
Connecting to water 9

Detergent drawer 4,15
Door 3,16,26
Drain pump 4,14
Drum paddles 14

Emergency open 1 6
Error messages 16

Feet, adjustable 9
Guarantee 39

Page

Hard water 15
Hardness of water 15

Imbalance sensor 17
Inspection holes 14
Installation, electrical 11
Installation, mechanical 8

Language 12,17
Locking programme 12

Maintenance 14

Overfill cut-out 3

Packaging 3
Parts of washing machine 4
Positioning 9
Programme cycles 6

Page

Rating plate 4

Safety precautions 3
Scrapping 3
Service 39
Spinning time,change 13

Technical data 5
Temperature, Centigrade or
Fahrenheit 12
Temperature, change preset12

Transport 3
Transit screws 3,8
Trap 14
Troubleshooting 16

Water intake 10
Water supply 9
Winter storage 3

Page

Adjustable feet 23

Child lock 19,31
Cleaning 32
Coin mechanism 30
Condensed water 24,34
Condenser 20,33
Connecting washing ma­chine and tumble dryer
together 30
Condensation water tank

20,34

Door 19,20

Error messages 35

Float 1 9
Fan 20,32

Page

Guarantee 39

Installation, electrical 30
Installation, mechanical 22

Language 31
Locking the programme 31

Maintenance 32

Packaging 19
Parts of the dryer 20
Positioning 22
Programme cycles 21

Reconfiguring 30
Reversing door 26

Safety precautions 19

Page

Service 39
Scrapping 19
Stacking the dryer 22

Technical data 21
Thermal cut-out 19,35
Troubleshooting 35

Venting 24

WASHING MACHINE

TUMBLE DRYER

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