User manual TRICITY TM321W

[. . . ] TM 321 W 136905590-02 Important Safety Information In the interest of your safety and to ensure the correct use, before installing and first using the appliance, read this user manual carefully, including its hints and warnings. To avoid unnecessary mistakes and accidents, it is important to ensure that all people using the appliance are thoroughly familiar with its operation and safety features. Save these instructions and make sure that they remain with the appliance if it is moved or sold, so that everyone using it through its life will be properly informed on appliance use and safety. General safety · It is dangerous to alter the specifications or attempt to modify this product in any way. [. . . ] Here is a list of the approximate weight of some common laundry items. Sheet 700 to 1000 g Pillowcase 100 to 200 g Tablecloth 400 to 500 g Table Napkin 50 to 100 g Kitchen Towel 70 to 120 g Linen Hand Towel 100 to 150 g Hand Towel 150 to 250 g Bath Towel 700 to 1000 g Bathrobe 1000 to 1500 g Shirt 200 to 300 g Apron 150 to 200 g · Always load well spun laundry. The higher the spin speed the lower the electricity consumption and the shorter the drying time. · DO NOT load dripping wet laundry into the dryer. Roll the article in a towel or spin to remove excess water. · Close poppers and zips and fasten any buttons. Separate synthetics from cotton/linens, and dry separately. · Remove the laundry immediately after the programme has finished. · Use a fabric conditioning sheet to reduce static. We recommend the sheet is pinned to an article of laundry (using a safety pin). · When drying large items such as sheets, we recommend you periodically stop the dryer to redistribute the load. DO NOT use the tumble dryer to dry the following: · Articles contaminated with inflammable substances e. g. petrol, cleaning solvents, cooking oil, fats or hair lacquer. · Woollen and synthetic/wool mixtures unless the item is labelled as suitable for tumble drying. · Very delicate articles such as silk. · Very large and bulky items such as duvets or sleeping bags. 10 Maintenance and Cleaning You must disconnect the appliance from the electricity supply, before you can carry out any cleaning or maintenance work. External cleaning Use only soap and water and then dry thoroughly. Important: do not use methylated spirit, diluents or similar products. After a while, a whitish patina due to detergent residue on laundry forms on the filters. When this occurs, clean the filters (specially the filter in the door opening) with warm water using a brush. Remove it as per picture (it can be positioned with the tooth facing to the left or to the right). kg 2, 5 kg 5 70' - 90' 35' - 50' 800 / 900 1000 / 1200 65' - 85' 30' - 45' 80' - 100' 70' 55' - 800 / 900 1000 / 1200 75' - 95' 50' - 65' kg 1 kg 2, 5 50' - 60' 30' - 35' 650 E RS VE RE TO AU Cleaning the door Clean periodically the interior part of the door to remove any fluff from the seals around the filter. Regular cleaning ensures correct drying. kg 5 kg 2, 5 P1152 70' - 90' 35' - 50' 800 / 900 1000 / 1200 65' - 85' 30' - 45' 80' - 100' 70' 55' - 800 / 900 1000 / 1200 kg 2, 5 kg 1 75' - 95' 50' - 65' 50' - 60' 30' - 35' 650 E RS VE RE TO AU Do not use the appliance without filters. Cleaning the condenser unit P1150 Cleaning the filters Your dryer will only function well if the filters are clean. The filters collect all the fluff which accumulates during drying and they must therefore be cleaned at the end of each programme, before removing the laundry, with a damp cloth. Clean the air condenser periodically, 3 or 4 times a year depending on how frequently the dryer is used. The condenser is situated at the lower part of the cabinet behind a small door. [. . . ] To keep vibration and noise to a minimum when the dryer is in use, it should be placed on a firm, level surface. Once in its permanent operating position, check that the dryer is absolutely level with the aid of a spirit level. If it is not, raise or lower the feet until it is. Do not restrict the floor clearance through deeppile carpets, strips of wood or similar. [. . . ]