User manual ASKO 7705 QUICK START GUIDE

[. . . ] Do not wash or dry articles that have been previously cleaned in, washed in, soaked in, or spotted with gasoline, dry-cleaning solvents, cooking oils, other flammable or explosive substances as they give off vapors that could ignite or explode. Before the appliance is removed from service or discarded, remove the door to the drying compartment. Do not install or store this appliance where it will be exposed to the weather. Do not attempt to repair or replace any part of the appliance or perform any servicing unless specifically recommended in this guide. [. . . ] Remove the magnetic catch by pushing it up then lifting it out from the bottom. 17. Replace the lower panel. 8. 9. Remove the cover plate on the opposite side of the door by pushing it down then lifting it out from the top. 18. Reverse steps 8 and 9 to place the door catch and cover plate into their new positions. Page 8 PREPARING LAUNDR UNDRY PREPARING THE LAUNDRY Drying times will vary due to the amount of laundry in the machine, moisture content, type of fabric, air temperature and humidity. SORTING LAUNDR UNDRY SORTING THE LAUNDRY For best drying results, clothes should be sorted properly. Most importantly, you should follow the care label instructions (see next page). Below are some suggestions on how to sort your laundry for drying. LAUNDR ADVICE UNDRY GENERAL LAUNDRY ADVICE Read all recommended care labels carefully. If the care label says "Drip dry, " "Line dry" or Dry flat, " do not dry that item in the dryer. Certain fabrics will melt or become dangerously flammable if heated, while others may lose their shape. Turn colored cotton garments, velvet and finer knitwear inside out before washing. Turn delicate items, sweaters and T-shirts inside out to prevent pilling and to protect the prints. Use fabric softener to eliminate static electricity in synthetic garments and to soften cotton. Permanent press items should be dried together. For the most wrinkle-free results when drying permanent press items, you should fill the machine only half full. To cancel a program, press and hold the Stop button Page 11 ENGLISH PROGRAMS PROGRAMS Your ASKO dryer has our state-of-the-art Sensidry system. This means it has a humidity sensor that ensures different fabrics always dry thoroughly. This sensor turns off the heat when the laundry has reached the appropriate dryness. The Heavy, Normal, Delicate and Iron Dry programs are automatic (Sensidry) programs designed for certain types of loads, as defined in the table below. It is important, therefore, to select the appropiate program for the type of load you are drying. If you prefer, you can select Timed Dry, which does not activate the humidity sensor. You should be careful when using this option not to overdry the fabrics. This program automatically uses the Low temperature setting, but you can change it to Normal by depressing the Temperature button. When using Timed Dry, it's best to use a shorter time; then if the load isn't dry, you can set the timer for a few more minutes. NOTE: Always follow the care label instruction. Program Heavy (P1) Normal (P2) Delicate (P3) Iron dry (P4) Timed Dry Air Fluff NOTE: Definition For items that are extremely difficult to dry, such as jeans and thick towels. Cotton with elastic and/or decorative trim, linen (white and colorfast). [. . . ] The type plate with the type name and serial numbers is located behind the door in the upper left corner. (See illustration at right. ) Type Name Type: TDxx 876543210987654321 876543210987654321 876543210987654321 12-digit Serial Number 000000000000 The machine won't start. Make sure the door is closed securely. If all of the above options are eliminated, the overheat protection has probably been activated. See "Overheat Protection" on page 3 for possible causes and instructions on how to restart the unit. The motor is running but the drum isn't turning. The machine takes too long to dry my laundry. The machine makes a funny noise. A slight rumbling may be heard when you first turn on the dryer. [. . . ]