Why AEG Dryer does not work?
Your AEG Dryer might not be working due to several reasons: * The mains plug may not be properly plugged in, or the fuse might not be working. Ensure the dryer is plugged into the mains socket and check the fuse in the fuse box. * The loading door could be open. Make sure to close the loading door properly. * You may need to press the START PAUSE button again to initiate the drying cycle.
What to do if my AEG LAVATHERM 59840 drying results unsatisfactory?
If you're not happy with your AEG Dryer's drying results, consider the following: * Ensure you've selected the correct programme for your load. Try a different programme next time. * Clean the lint filters, as clogged filters can impede drying performance. * Also, clean the fluff filter. * Avoid overloading the dryer; stick to the recommended loading volumes. * Make sure the ventilation slots in the base area are uncovered. * Clean any residue on the inside surface of the drum or drum ribs. * You may also need to make an adjustment using the DRYNESS function.
Why AEG LAVATHERM 59840 Dryer drying cycle lasts an unusually long time?
An unusually long drying cycle in your AEG dryer can be caused by: * Clogged lint filter. Clean the lint filter. * Clogged fluff filter. Clean the fluff filter. * Too large load volume. Reduce the load volume. * Laundry insufficiently spun. Ensure the laundry is adequately spun before drying. * High room temperature. This is an automatic process to prevent overload; lower the room temperature if possible.
Why AEG Dryer drying cycle ends shortly after programme starts?
If your AEG Dryer cycle ends shortly after the programme starts and the END display is illuminated, it could be due to insufficient washing loaded or the washing being too dry for the selected programme. Try selecting a time programme or a higher drying level, such as INTENSIVE DRY instead of STORAGE DRY.
What to do if AEG LAVATHERM 59840 programme inactive, empty water tank icon is on?
If your AEG Dryer programme is inactive and the empty water tank icon is on, it means the condensate tank is full. Empty the condensate tank, then start the programme again by pressing the START PAUSE button.
What does Err mean on my AEG Dryer LCD when a button is pressed?
The “Err” message on the LCD of your AEG Dryer indicates a washing protection feature. This means that after the start of the programme, the option can no longer be set. To resolve this, turn the programme knob to OFF and then set the programme again.
How to turn on the drum light on AEG LAVATHERM 59840 Dryer?
If the drum light in your AEG Dryer isn't working, make sure the programme selector is not in the OFF position. Turn the programme selector to LIGHT or to any other programme to activate the drum light.
Crucial safety guidelines for correct installation and use, emphasizing reading the manual to avoid accidents.
Identifies and labels all parts of the dryer, including the control panel, door, filters, and feet.
Details the programme knob, function buttons, START/PAUSE, DELAY START buttons, status LED, and display.
Explains the various icons and symbols shown on the dryer's LCD display during operation.
Instruction to stand the appliance upright for 12 hours before first use to ensure proper oil flow to the compressor.
Steps to wipe the dryer drum or run a brief cycle to remove any residues from production.
Guidance on sorting laundry by fabric type and interpreting care labels for tumble drying suitability.
Tips for preparing laundry, such as closing zips, emptying pockets, and turning items inside out for better drying.
Details COTTONS programs including Extra Dry, Intensive Dry, Storage Dry, and Iron Dry with load capacity and applications.
Details EASY CARE programs, TIME, FRESHEN-UP, MICRO-FIBRE, MIXED, BED LINEN, VISCOSE, JEANS, SPORTS-LIGHT, SHIRTS, EASY IRON PLUS, and SILK programs.
Details the WOOL program, its load capacity, and application for drying woollen fabrics.
Instructions on how to turn the machine on and load the laundry correctly, including door closing.
Guidance on using the programme selector to choose the desired drying program and understanding the estimated time.
Explains how to adjust the dryness level from MIN to MAX for optimal drying results.
Instructions on setting the pre-drainage spin speed to influence the drying cycle length.
How to activate the long anti-crease phase and the buzzer for cycle end notifications.
Instructions for setting a specific programme duration using the TIME button.
How to delay the start of a programme by a set time, from 30 minutes to 20 hours.
Procedure to activate and deactivate the child lock to prevent accidental changes to programmes.
How to start a programme and the procedure for changing or resetting it if selected by mistake.
Instructions on how to safely add or remove laundry items during an ongoing drying cycle.
What happens when the cycle ends, including anti-crease phase, and how to remove laundry and clean filters.
Detailed steps for cleaning the micro-fine filter and fine strainer after each drying cycle.
Instructions for cleaning the large mesh filter and the general filter area.
Simple instruction to wipe the door seal with a damp cloth after use.
Procedure for emptying the condensate tank when it is full, including a warning about its contents.
Information on using condensate water for steam ironing after filtering it.
Guide on cleaning the heat exchanger filter, especially when the indicator lights up, and its importance for the heat pump.
Detailed steps to open the plinth, remove the filter housing, and clean internal parts and the fluff filter.
Instructions on how to clean the inside of the drum and ribs, avoiding abrasive materials.
Guidance on cleaning the machine's exterior, screen, and housing with a damp cloth.
Steps to take when an error code E... appears on the LCD, including resetting and contacting service.
Lists common issues like dryer not working, unsatisfactory results, or door not closing, with their causes and remedies.
How to handle erratic programme times, inactive programmes, or short drying cycles.
Reasons for unusually long drying cycles and solutions like checking filters, load size, or room temperature.
Instructions and warnings for safely replacing the dryer's interior light bulb.
How to permanently deactivate the buzzer function for notifications.
Instructions to adjust the drying sensor sensitivity based on water conductivity for accurate results.
Procedure to permanently turn off the warning message for the condensate tank being full.
Provides dimensions (height, width, depth), weight, and loading volume of the dryer.
Details energy consumption figures and confirms the appliance is for domestic use.
Table showing energy consumption (kWh) for different programmes and loading volumes.
Lists parameters for testing institutes as per IEC 61121 standards.
Instructions on how to transport the appliance, recommending tipping on its left side if upright transport is not possible.
Recommendations for placing the dryer near a washing machine on a firm, level surface, ensuring air circulation.
Specifies operating temperature range and details steps for removing transport packaging.
Details on connecting the dryer to an earthed socket, fuse requirements, and wiring colours.
Information on permanent connection requirements, including a double pole switch.
Detailed instructions for specialists to change the door stop to the opposite side.
Information about the intermediate installation kit for stacking the dryer with a washing machine.
Details on the kit for direct draining of condensate, including displacement limits.
Guidance on proper disposal of the product as electronic waste and recycling of packaging materials.
Instructions for safely decommissioning an old appliance, especially regarding the refrigerant circuit and door lock.
Tips for economical dryer operation, including ventilation, loading, and maintenance.
Table showing how pre-draining spin speed affects residual dampness and energy consumption.
Details the standard guarantee terms, conditions, and exclusions for the appliance in Great Britain & Ireland.
Information on how to contact the local Service Force Centre for service or spare parts.
Provides guidance on what information to have ready when contacting the Service Force Centre.
Contact details for general inquiries and product information from the Customer Care Department.
Explains the appliance guarantee terms applicable in European countries and the conditions for transfer.
Advises checking the 'What to do if...' section before contacting the Customer Care Department or service partners.
Lists the necessary appliance details (model, PNC, S No.) required for quick service assistance.
Provides a list of contact numbers and addresses for service centres in various European countries.
Continues the directory of service contact information for additional countries.
General| Appliance placement | Freestanding |
|---|---|
| Loading type | Front load |
| Drying system | Heat pump |
| Energy Efficiency Class | A++ |
| Drying Capacity | 8 kg |
| Drying class | B |
| Noise Level | 66 dB |
| Width | 60 cm |
| Height | 85 cm |
| Delay Start | Yes |
| Child Lock | Yes |
| Type | Condenser |
| Drying programs | Wool |
| Dimensions (HxWxD) | 850 x 600 x 600 mm |
| Depth | 60 cm |
| Programs | Synthetics, Wool |
| Number of Programs | 8 |
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