User manual CANDY GO V58F

[. . . ] 40006013Eng. qxd 06/07/2009 13:00 Page 1 ® Instruction Book GO V58F Vented Tumble Dryer English 40006013Eng. qxd 06/07/2009 13:00 Page 2 Contents Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Delivery information . 15 Cancelling and resetting the programme . 19 2 40006013Eng. qxd 06/07/2009 13:00 Page 3 Introduction Please read and follow these instructions carefully and operate the machine accordingly. This booklet provides important guidelines for safe use, installation, maintenance and some useful advice for best results when using your machine. [. . . ] 7 40006013Eng. qxd 06/07/2009 13:00 Page 8 Do not restrict the flow of air through the hose e. g. by kinking it or fitting a smaller diameter connector to mount to a wall opening. Avoid the hose making U shaped curves as this will restrict the flow of air and increase the chance that water will collect in the hose. Check the hose regularly to remove any build-up of fluff or water that may have collected in it. The following diagrams give examples of good and bad installations. Preparing the load Before using the tumble dryer for the first time: Please read this instruction book thoroughly. Remove all items packed inside the drum. Check that the filter is clean before every drying cycle. NEVER Exceed the maximum weight, this will waste time and electricity. Put dripping wet items into the tumble dryer, this may damage the appliance. 10 40006013Eng. qxd 06/07/2009 13:01 Page 11 Controls and indicators FILTER CARE INDICATOR ACRYLICS/SYNTHETICS BUTTON PROGRAMME SELECTOR START/PAUSE BUTTON PROGRESS DISPLAY DELAY START BUTTON Control panel and indicator lights Programme Selector ­ Select the required programme Delay Start button ­ Allows the user to delay the start of the drying cycle (see details of Operation on page 15) Start/Pause button ­ Press Start/Pause to commence the selected drying programme Acrylics/Synthetics button ­ Press to reduce the heat level for delicate items, the indicator above the button will light up. To change the heat setting the programme must be reset Low Heat ­ Indicator light ON High Heat ­ Indicator light OFF Filter Care indicator Progress display DRY ­ When the programme is selected the DRY indicator will flash, when the programme starts the DRY indicator will light up. ­ Indicator lights when there is a short time left until completion of the programme. At this stage of the drying cycle the machine enters the Cool Down phase. The length of the Cool Down phase varies between 10 and 15 minutes depending on the programme. END ­ Indicator lights when the programme is finished. 11 ­ lights when the filter needs cleaning 40006013Eng. qxd 06/07/2009 13:01 Page 12 Selecting a Programme The Candy Sensor Dry machine gives many options for drying the laundry to suit all circumstances. The table on the next page lists the programmes and the function of each programme. Note: The sensor may not detect a small load of small articles. For small loads and separate items or pre-dried fabrics with low moisture content, use the timed programmes. Set the programme between 30 and 75 minutes depending on the load size and dryness required, and select high or low heat depending upon the fabric type. If the sensor does not detect the item the dryer will only operate for 10 minutes before going into cooldown. If the load is too large or too wet to tumble dry the dryer will automatically go into cooldown after approximately 3 hours. 12 40006013Eng. qxd 06/07/2009 13:01 Page 13 Programme Bone Dry Extra Dry Cupboard Dry Iron Dry Wool Finish Description Select the degree of dryness that you require. This ranges from for bath towels and bathrobes, through for items that will be put away without ironing, to the programme that leaves the laundry suitable for ironing. A gentle programme specially created to get woollens softer after air-drying. This delicate warm air cycle, lasting 12 minutes, can also be used to get woollens 'refreshed' after being stored in the wardrobe. [. . . ] Check using another appliance such as a table lamp. Is the plug properly connected to the mains supply?Is the dryer switched on, both at the mains supply and at the machine?Has the drying time or the programme been selected? [. . . ]