User manual ZANUSSI ZF26/6D

[. . . ] Care should be taken when moving it. · Danger of explosion: Never tumble dry items that have been in contact with inflammable solvents (petrol, methylated spirits, dry cleaning fluid and the like). As these substance are volatile, they could cause an explosion. Only tumble dry items washed with water. · It is dangerous to alter the specifications or attempt · · · · to modify this product in any way. Any electrical work required to install this appliance should be carried out by a qualified electrician or competent person. [. . . ] The light of the "START/PAUSE" button goes off and a flashing zero appears on the display. P1149 P1108 9. Turn the programme selector dial to "0"; all the lights go out. If you open and then close the door before turning the selector dial to "0" all the lights corresponding to the phases making up the performed programme come on and the display shows the duration of the programme. After each use · Clean the filters (see page 10). · Empty the water reservoir (see page 11). If the drying programme has to be stopped before it reaches the end, we recommend that you turn the programme selector dial to position and wait until the end of this cooling phase before removing the laundry. This will avoid a build-up of heat inside the appliance. To do this first turn the dial to "0" and then to and depress "START/PAUSE" button. Modifying the programme To change a programme which is running, first cancel it by turning the programme selector dial to "0". Select the new programme and press the "START/PAUSE" button. 3. Load the items one at a time, shaking them out loosely. Please check the laundry does not get caught between the door and filter. Re-fit the condenser, turn the red stops upwards and close the door. Do not use this appliance if the condenser has not been fitted. Using a vacuum cleaner remove the fluff from the air intake grille at the back of the appliance. P1162 Cleaning the drum When your laundry does not reach the desired degree of dryness, in other words, when it turns out either too dry or too damp, we advise you to clean the inside of the drum with a cloth soaked with vinegar. This will eliminate the slight patina that has formed in the drum (due to residues of detergent and softeners used in the washing, and to the lime contained in the water), which prevents the probes from detecting the correct degree of dryness. Emptying the water reservoir Water extracted from the laundry condenses inside the machine and is collected in a reservoir. The reservoir must be emptied after each drying cycle to ensure efficient operation when the machine is next used. The pilot light (Water reservoir full) reminds you this operation. Proceed as follows: · Pull out the reservoir · Turn it upside down and let water flow down · Re-fit the reservoir P1156 P1157 The reservoir must be re-inserted correctly. If this is not done the pilot light comes on during next drying and the programme stops, leaving the laundry damp. After emptying and inserting the reservoir the 11 125985460. qxp 2006-06-19 07:31 Page 12 Something Not Working Certain problems are due to lack of simple maintenance or oversights, which can be solved easily without calling out an engineer. Before contacting your local Service Centre, please carry out the checks listed below. IMPORTANT: if you call out an engineer to a fault listed below, or to repair a fault caused by incorrect use or installation, a charge will be made even if the appliance is under guarantee. Symptom The tumble dryer does not start Possible causes · The door(s) has (have) not been closed. · The plug is not properly inserted in the power socket. [. . . ] Do not restrict the floor clearance through deeppile carpets, strips of wood or similar. This might cause heat build-up which would interfere with the operation of the appliance. P1106 Should the appliance be moved, it must be transported vertically. 15 125985460. qxp 2006-06-19 07:31 Page 16 Important The hot air emitted by the tumble dryer can reach temperatures of up to 60°C. The appliance must therefore not be installed on floors which are not resistant to high temperatures. [. . . ]