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Tumble Dryer
Thank you for your trust and for buying our tumble drier. We hope it will successfully
serve its purpose for many years.
This appliance was designed for drying clothes,
for home use only.
Laundry dried in the tumble drier is dried quickly,
is soft and smooth and does not change the
shape during drying. With a tum ble drier, there is
no need for an extra room and no need f or ropes
and waiting for a sunny day.
Instructions for Use should be of some help
to you therefore it is recommendable to read
them carefully and to keep in an adequate
place. All warnings on safe use of the dryer
should be considered.
Instructions for Use have been prepared for
different models of tumble dryers. Only
descriptions applying to your type of dryer
whether venting or condenser-type should be
considered
Before Use ............................................... 18
Useful Hints
Important Warnings .............................. 18
Positioning and Installation .............. 19-20
Choosing the Right Place
Positioning
Moist Air Outlet
Connecting to Power Supply
Door ......................................................... 20
Description of the Appliance ................. 21
Extractor dryer
Condensation dryer
Instructions for Use
Drying ................................................. 22-23
Preparing the Laundry for Drying
Control Lamp
ON/OFF and Drying Time Selection Knob
Temperature Selection Switch
Drying Time
Drying Procedure
Economic use of the dryer
After drying – condensation type dryer
After drying – extractor dryer
Cleaning and Maintenance ............... 24-25
Housing
Replacement of the lamp
Cleaning of extractor dryer
Cleaning of condensation dryer
Trouble Shooting Guide ......................... 26
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Before Use
Wipe the interior of the drum with soft cloth and
liquid detergent. Do not use aggressive cleaning
agent which could damage the surfac e. Load the
appliance with old wet clothes and set the drying
time to 45 minutes.
WHEN YOU FIND YOUR APPLIANCE IS OUT
OF USE AND NO LONGER NEEDED, TRY NOT
TO BURDEN THE ENVIRONMENT WITH IT.
CALL YOUR NEAREST AUTHORIZED
"COLLECTING SERVICE FOR USED
APPLIANCES".
Useful Hints
• Drying a large quantity of laundry is not
recommended because it will remain creased
and unevenly dried (max. 5 kg of dry resistant
laundry is recommended).
• Drying very delicate laundry (woolens, silk
garments) is not recommended as they may
shrink or lose shape.
• Synthetic curtains, fabrics with metal threads,
nylon stockings, as well as lingerie with
prevailing foam rubber components or rubberlike materials, should be dried at low
temperature setting (delicate laundry program s
or time setting programs).
• Put delicate laundry into a special sack, when
drying together with other laundry.
• When drying is finished, immediately take the
laundry out of the drum so that it won't crease.
• W hen drying laundry in the dryer there is no
need to add a conditioner. Conditioners are
added only when rinsing synthetics to neutralise
static electricity.
• W hen buying clothes, especially underwear, do
not forget that they shrink during washing as
well as during drying.
• Clothes marked with a "no tumble dry" label,
are not suitable for drying in the tumble drier.
• Energy consumed whwn drying the laundry is
essentially incrased if your washing machine is
spinning at less than 800 r.p.m. In that cas e it is
recommended to purchase an independent spin
intended for additional water extraction.
Important Warnings
• Only laundry washed with water can be dried in
this dryer. Never try to dry laundry washed or
cleaned with inflammable c leaning agents (e.g.
benzine, trichlor ethylene), as it may cause
explosion.
• Never let children play near the appliance or
even with the appliance, while it operates.
• After c leaning teh filter has to be r einserted into
teh air duct. Operating the appliance with
damaged filter or without the filter is dangerous
and can cause fire.
• After the use always switch off the dryer .
• Never let children or pets enter (the drum
of) the dryer
(drying time selection knob is in the position
“0”) and disconnect the power supply.
• The appliance my not be built-in under the
kitchen worktop in a row of cabinets,
because the use of the appliance without
the top cover is not allowed for safety
reasons. Likewise, the removal of the rear
panel and the bottom of the appliance are
also not allowed.
• The appliance should be positioned in such way
to provide normal ventilation.
• All interventions on the machine should be left
to an expert. Call the authorized service station.
The address is in this manual, if not, contact
your purchaser.
• T he belt can be replaced by a service engineer
only, who incorporates an original spare part
with marking OPTI BELT-RB POLY-V PH 1930
5M – 606532.
• Data platc with all essential information on the
dryer is placed under the door frame.
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Positioning and Installation
Your drying machine can be placed in any room
with adequate ventilation.
Choosing the Right Place
A - Venting - ty pe Dryer
The most suitable plac e is a room with a window
or with an air-conditioning fan, which is mounted
into air-duct or guided out in the open (Figure 1).
In closed, smaller rooms without adequate
ventilation there is too much moisture in the air,
drying time is increased and so is energy
consumption.
If during the drying procedure there isn't adequate
ventilation in the room, we recomm end you direct
moist air out in the open by means of vent pipe
(Fig. 2).
1
Vent pipe can be bought in any technical store
(identification code PIPE SP-377628).
B - Condenser - type Dryer
Do not install the condenser dryer into the room
where a danger of freezing can occur. Freezing
of water in the condensed water drawer and the
pump can damage the appliance.
2
• Do not remove the adjustable feet. The
machine must be placed horizontally.
• Some models of tumble dryers are supplied with
vacuum leg braces, enabling the appliance to
be placed on top of a washing m achine, without
hazard of falling or tripping during the oper ation
of either appliance.
• Do not put the dryer on the thicker rug thus
preventing the possibility of air circulation.
Moist Air Outlet
A – Vent dryer
There are two openings for venting out hum id air,
which are situated at the bottom left-hand rear
side part of the dryer. Depending on the position
of the machine, please, close down one of the
openings with the front cover , which has already
been fastened on it, or attached to the drum
(Fig 4).
Fix the cover by inserting a coin into the slash
turning it clockwise. It can be rem oved by turning
in the opposite direction.
If during the drying cycle the airing is not good
enough, the air-vent tube can be inserted
(screwed) into the hole. The distance between
the dryer and venting opening (airduct or window)
must not exceed two meters, otherwise
condense can accumulate in the tube, (Fig 5).
4
5
Positioning
This dryer is a self standing appliance and can
stand alone, or it can be placed either together
with a washing machine or in the kitchen as a
kitchen unit.
If the floor is uneven, use the adjustable feet to
level the machine.
3
Undo the nuts. Rotate the feet to level the
machine (fig. 3).
Lock the nuts (fig. 3a).
Instructions for Use
3a
1 Decorative cap
2 Vent pipe
B – Condenser - type Drye r
Humidity from the laundry in the condenser dryer
is extracted into the air cooler and accum ulated in
the drainage container or conducted directly into
the moist air outlet. After every drying the
condensed water drawer should be emptied, of
which you are reminded by the control lamp
which is on when the container is full. The air
cooler should be c leaned in time ( see the chapter
Maintenance and Cleaning)
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Channelling the condenser tube to the drain
outlet
Take off the condensed water drawer tube from
the rear side of the dryer and by fitting an elbow
on it channel the tube into the drain outlet. Height
of the drain must not exceed 800 mm.
Door
Door of the dryer can be opened by pressing the
door frame against the m achine, as shown in the
figure.
The door is closed in the sam e way, If the door is
not closed properly the machine will not operate.
Connecting to Power Supply
The appliance is connected to the power supply
by means of a cable cord plug. The wall socket
should be earthed (safety socket). Required
nominal current and frequency are stated on the
rating plate. The wiring should withstand
maximum load. Electric connection and earthing
should be carried out in ac cordance with current
standards and regulations.
IMPORTANT
In the supply cord is damaged, it must be
replaced by the manufacturer or his service agent
or a qualified person in order to avoid hazard.
• The appliance should be placed in the position,
where the plug is within reach.
Be careful not to pinch the laundry with the door
as it might get damaged.
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IMPORTANT
You may open the door during drying. The
operation of the machine is interrupted, but it
goes on as soon as you close the door.
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Description of the Appliance
Extractor dryer
9 1 10 11
8
3
5
6
7
Condensation dryer
9 1 12 10 11 2
8
3
4
6
7
1. Control panel
2. Condensation receptacle
3. Door
4. Air cooler
5. Vent aperture
6. Cooling air aperture
7. Adjustable legs
8. Filter
9. Time selection button and ON / OFF button
10. Control lamp
11. Low drying temperature selector
12. Signal lamp – condensation receptacle
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Drying
Drying programme s election clements ar e fited in
the control panel as well as the indicator light
which is on during the operation of the machine.
Preparing the Laundry for
Drying
• Sort the laundry before drying according to type
of the laundry.
• Do the buttons, zippers, join the strings and pull
out the pockets.
• Very delicate laundry (fine underwear with
laces) should prior to drying be put in a special
sack so that it won't get damaged by buttons,
zippers and pins.
• W e recom mend loading the drum with items of
different size. Larger pieces of laundry get
tucked during drying. So we recommend you
take them out, shak e them and then put them
back.
• When drying large sheets (bed sheets, table
cloths) put 2 to 3 pieces f or one load and when
drying delicate smaller items (shir ts , blouses ) fill
only 5 to 6 pieces for one load (max 2,5 kg).
• Never fill the appliance with drip wet laundry.
• Most clothes nowadays have labels marked
with recommended drying mode.
ON/OFF and Drying Time
Selection
Rotate the knob clockwise.
Switching ON/Switching OFF
The appliance is switched off when in position "0",
and switched on when in any other position
than "0".
Drying
Drying time is selec ted with k nob (f r om 130 to 20
minutes). Numbers on the knob indicate minutes.
Drying time can be changed any time during the
drying procedure.
DRYING
Drying in tumble drier allowed
Wring, hang on rope and dry
No wringing, drip dry
Wring, dry flat
Drying in tumble drier not allowed
Drying at normal temperature
Drying at lower temperature
Control Lamp
When the machine is switched on, the lamp is on.
Cooling
10 minutes before the drying programme is
concluded, the cooling procedure starts (the
heaters are switched off). The laundry is cooled
down as well, so it won't get creased. After
cooling, the drum stops and you can take the
laundry out of the machine.
Temperature Selection Switch
This switch is used to select correct drying
temperature. Switch it on for lower temper atures
(delicate laundry). When switched off, the
temperature is higher and drying time shorter
(resistant laundry).
SWITCHED ON:
lower temperature (delicate laundry)
SWITCHED OFF:
higher temperature (resistant laundry)
Light – condenser tank
(at condenser type dryer only)
The light turns on and the drying program me will
stop whenever the condenser tank is full. After
the tank is emptied and reinserted, the
programme will continue automatically.
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Drying Time
Drying time depends on the number of
revolutions when spinning the laundry in the
washing machine, on quantity and type of fabric
to be dried and on the requested degree of
drying.
For easier selection of drying time, refer to the
table on the front panel of the dryer.
Symbols:
Kg Quantity of dry laundry
Number of washing machine spin
revolutions
Type of laundry
Non-delicates (cotton, linen,..)
Delicates (synthetics, different kinds of
fabric)
Drying degree
Cupboard dry
Iron dry
Drying Procedure
• Fill the drum with laundry.
• Close the door and connect the appliance to
power supply.
• Choose the correct drying temperature.
• Select the drying time. The drier is switched on
and starts operating.
Economic use of the dryer
• Tim e and energy will be saved with your dryer,
if the following is considered:
• spin the laundry as much as possible – the
higher the number of spin revolutions the
shorter will be drying time and the energy
consumption lower;
• by setting the adequate drying temperature,
over-drying of laundry can be avoided and
consequently difficult ironing;
• always load the dryer maxim ally as this is the
most econom ical. At the sam e tim e you can dry
the laundry for “dry, ready to be stored” and “
dry for ironing” by taking the latter out when it is
still adequately moist for ironing;
• by regular cleaning of the filter an optimum
drying time with minimum energy consumption
can be ensured.
• room in which your dryer is situated should be
adequately vented with no higher temperature
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condenser-type dryer only);
o
C (should be considered with
• Venting fissures and the opening on the fr ont or
on the rear side of the dryer must be f ree . Af ter
cleaning, close the door of the dryer so that the
drum light will turn of f. ( m odels with illuminated
drum).
• dryer consumption when used at a lower
electric power rate can additional save the
energy.
For your convenience the chart below indicates
approximate values for 5 kg of test laundry at
different washing machine spin stages. (program
– dry for closet)
RPM/
1000 3,1 62 98 90 3,0 3,2
1200 2,8 55 88 80 2,7 2,9
1400 2,5 50 80 72 2,4 2,6
1600 2,4 47 75 70 2,3 2,5
extent of
moisture
min
800 3,5 70 110 100 3,35 3,65
l % extractor
drying time
in min
dryer
condensa-
tion dryer
energy consumption
in kWh
extractor
dryer
condensa
-tion dryer
Measured quantities may differ f rom the indic ated
because of diff erences in the type and quantity of
laundry, spinning, voltage supply oscillation, as
well as the temperature and humidity of the room.
After drying - condensation type
dryer
• Open the dryer door.
• Clean the filter. If the filter is not cleaned
regularly, the air circulation is obstructed, the
drying time is longer, and it may also cause
overheating failure of the appliance.
• Reinsert the filter.
• Extract the laundry.
• Close the door.
• Empty the condensation receptacle.
• Occasionally clean the air cooler.
• Disconnect the mains supply.
After drying - extractor dryer
• Open the dryer door.
• Clean the filter. If the filter is not cleaned
regularly, the air circulation is obstructed, the
drying time is longer, and it may also cause
overheating failure of the appliance.
• Reinsert the filter.
• Remove laundry from the drum.
• Close the door.
• Disconnect the mains supply.
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Cleaning and Maintenance
Before cleaning, disconnect the appliance from
power supply
Housing
Wipe the housing with a soft wet cloth and mild
cleaning agent. Do not use aggressive cleaning
agent which could damage the surface.
Replacement of the lamp
(only some models have it)
• Before you replace the lamp disconnect the
appliance from the power supply or turn-off
the safety fuse.
• Open the door.
• Undo the lamp cover (inside the door aperture).
• Replace the lam p. Maximum possible power of
the lamp is 10 W.
• Firm ly screw the lamp cap again. Mind that the
lamp cap together with a seal is well
embedded, otherwise moisture can come
inside and cause a short circuit.
Fluff Filter
After each drying remove the fluff trap filter from
its cabinet located inside the door and gently wipe
over the filter with a soft cloth or soft brush to
remove the coating of fibers and threads.
Clean the filter cabinet as well.
Fluff trap filter can also be cleaned under the
running water, however it must be dried before
being replaced.
.
NOTE
Fluff on the filter is a consequence of normal
wear of the material and has nothing to do with
drying in the machine. When drying the laundry
out in the open, the fluff is carried away by the
wind.
Cleaning of extractor dryer
If your drier is placed in a room with poor air
ventilation or if it often operates, dust deposit in
the interior of the appliance (on the bottom and in
the outlet pipe, which could be the cause for
malfunctions. So once a year, wipe the dust in the
interior of the drier.
Cleaning procedure
- Pull the plug out of the wall socket.
- Clean (suck out) the moist air outlet through
the opening on the rear or side wall (A) and the
vent pipe.
- Undo the screws and remove the cover (B).
- Clean (with a vacuum cleaner) the bottom of the
drier and parts on the bottom.
- Reinsert the cover in reverse order.
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Cleaning of condensation dryer
Emptying the water tank:
It is recomm ended to em pty the condensed water
drawer after each drying thus avoiding the
automatic break of dr ying operation due to the full
tank. The activated control lamp will remind you
of that.
1. Pull out the water tank
2. Pull out the draining nozzle, pour out the
water and replace the container.
Cleaning the Air-cooler
Check the air cooler occasionally, and remove
any accumulated fluff partic les. Pull the handle off
the air cooler and remove it. Rinse it on both
sides with lukewarm water to eliminate
accumulated fibr es of the laundry. Dry it properly
and reinsert it into its bedding. At the same time
clean the air duct in which the air cooler is
situated.
WARNING!
Water from the condenser receptacle is not for
drinking!
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Trouble Shooting Guide
During operation, you can come across some
troubles that in mos t cases result from impr oper
Malfunction Check the following:
handling of the appliance and can easily be
eliminated by the user.
The machine doesn't
operate:
The socket is energized, but
the drum doesn't rotate:
Wet laundry:
Laundry not uniformly dried:
After you have considered all the above stated instructions and the malfunc tion still cannot be eliminated,
call the nearest authorised service.
Any claim or malf unction caused by improper installation or m isuse is not covered by the guarantee. All
repair costs shall be covered by the user.
- Check the supply in the outlet socket and the fuse.
- Make sure the cable cord is correctly plugged into the socket.
- Is the door correctly closed (if not, push them towards the machine).
- Is the drying time correctly set?
- If the condenser tank is full or not properly inserted up to the end
(only at condenser dryer)
- Is the fluff filter clean?
- Is the room well ventilated?
- Is the amount of loaded laundry too large?
- Is the vent pipe too long?
- Whether poorly spun laundry was loaded in the dryer or insufficient
drying time was set.
- Is the amount of loaded laundry too large?
- Does the load consist of only large pieces of laundry (always load
smaller and larger pieces together).
- Does the load consist of laundry made of different materials (always
load clothes made of similar fabrics).
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT FOR MODIFICATIONS WITH NO INFLUENCE ON THE OPERATION OF THE
APPLIANCE.
THIS INSTRUCTION MANUAL CANNOT BE A REASON FOR A COMPLAINT.
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