User manual WHIRLPOOL MT 244 RED INSTRUCTION FOR USE

[. . . ] the “Start (Pause)” indicator lamp flashes. To run the new programme, press the “Start (Pause)” button again. Interrupting programme: to interrupt a drying cycle, press the “Start (Pause)” button and open the door. Wait at least 5 minutes, to allow the laundry to cool down, before unloading the dryer. [. . . ] The Manufacturer is not liable for any damage to laundry resulting from inadequate or incorrect fabric care instructions which have been provided with the garment or article. 1 Cotton Easy care Special programmes Airing * Weight of average and maximum load. ** Test programmes according to EN 61121, tested with maximum rated load capacity. Drying times 2 Overview of programmes Type of textile Fabrics Volume of load kg* Gentle Buzzer Start delay Very wet load Options Approximate drying times (in minutes) Wet load Programmes / Drying levels Extra dry Multi-layered, thick laundry such as: terry towels, terry towelling bath robes. 3 kg X X X X X X X X 95’ 170’ 80’ 140’ 75’ 130’ 65’ 105’ 80’ 145’ 70’ 120’ 65’ 110’ 55’ 90’ Cupboard dry + Terry towels, dry towels, bed linen, underwear. 6 kg Similar types of laundry which do not require ironing such as: dry towels, bed linen, underwear, baby clothes, Tshirts, cotton socks. Laundry which requires ironing such as: bed and table linen, dry towels, T-shirts, polo shirts, work clothes. Laundry with thick, multi-layered areas such as: bed and table linen, track suits, anoraks, blankets. Laundry which does not require ironing such as: shirts, blouses, T-shirts, sportswear. laundry which requires ironing such as: trousers , dresses , skirts , shirts , blouses. Iron dry ** Cupboard dry + Synthetic, mixed fibre or cotton easy care (ironing not required) laundry X X X X X X X X X 40’ 60’ 40’ 50’ 30’ 45’ 2. €¢ Pull the handle to remove the water container. • Empty the water container. €¢ Replace the empty water container by pushing it fully back into place. €¢ Clean the heat exchanger under running water. • Remove all lint from the seals. €¢ Clean the heat exchanger housing (for further information see section “Cleaning the heat exchanger” in the Instructions for Use). Clean the filter at the end of every cycle Empty the water container at the end of every drying cycle Clean the heat exchanger at least once a month 3 Failure codes In the event that the dryer malfunctions, one of the following failure codes may be displayed. Depending on the model of your dryer, the failure may be displayed in letters or by different blinking LEDs. Failure code LED failure code Check to be carried out by customer before service call F01 Please call the After-Sales Service. Make sure that the ambient temperature is between 5°C and 35°C. If the failure reoccurs, please call the After-Sales Service. [. . . ] Filter The indicator lamp lights up when the filter and/or the heat exchanger and its housing need to be cleaned. Clean the filter at the end of every drying cycle. Start delay Delays the start of the drying cycle by 3, 6 or 9 hours. Each time the button is pressed the delay is increased by 3 hours. [. . . ]