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If your Asko Dryer isn't starting, try these steps: First, ensure the door is completely closed. Next, check that the main switch is pressed. Verify that you've correctly set the program or time. Make sure the Delayed start option is off. Confirm the electrical plug is securely in the socket, and check all fuses. Finally, ensure the overheating device hasn't triggered.
Why is my Asko T741 taking so long to dry?
If your Asko Dryer is taking too long, it could be due to a few reasons. First, make sure that the lint filter and condenser are not clogged and that the water container is empty. Also, if the dryer is in a small space, improve ventilation by opening doors or windows. Finally, check the fuses.
How to reset overheating protection on Asko T741 Dryer?
If your Asko Dryer is overheating, clean the fluff filter, empty the water container, and clean the condenser. After that, reset the overheating device by pressing the black rubber button on the back of the machine.
What to do if my Asko T741 Dryer shows an overflow error?
If your Asko Dryer displays an overflow error, start by emptying the condensation water container and restarting the machine. If the error persists, the lower water reservoir might be full due to a blocked or worn pump or hoses.
What causes maximum program time error on Asko Dryer?
If your Asko Dryer displays a maximum program time error, check and replace any blown fuses in the building's electrical distribution box.
General| Type | Heat Pump Dryer |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 7 kg |
| Energy Efficiency Class | A++ |
| Dimensions (HxWxD) | 850 x 595 x 585 mm |
| Weight | 50 kg |
| Noise Level | 65 dB |
| Delay start | Yes |
| Child lock | Yes |
| Drying Programs | Time Program, Synthetics |
Emphasizes reading the Use and Care Guide, particularly safety and child safety sections, before initial operation.
Identifies sensitive fabrics and advises checking labels and Chapter 7 to avoid damage or hazards.
Informs users about a normal rumbling noise during the first drying operations or after extended disuse.
Covers saving the guide, proper electrical installation by authorized personnel, and using the machine as intended.
Refers to accompanying instructions for safe installation and setup of the appliance.
Prohibits drying dry-cleaned items or those with flammable residues; dryer is for water-washed textiles only.
Explains how to interrupt a drying program by opening the door or using the Stop button, and how to restart.
Provides guidance on draining for storage and contacting local services for proper machine disposal and recycling.
Lists materials like foam rubber, oil-soaked items, and flammable substances posing fire risks. Avoids certain items.
Ensures adequate ventilation to prevent gas backflow and correct exhaust air discharge for safety.
Advises against allowing children to play with the dryer and highlights internal safety features like door release.
Details how to activate and use the child lock feature on the Start button to prevent accidental operation.
Describes the function of the ON/OFF indicator lamp for the appliance's status.
Identifies the main power switch used to turn the appliance on and off.
Explains the program selector knob used for choosing drying programs.
Describes the digital display panel that shows program progress and information.
Details the Start button, which initiates the drying program and indicates it's running with an LED.
Covers the buttons used for adjusting program settings and selecting various options.
Describes the Stop button to halt the program, with an LED indicating when the program is completed.
Button for adjusting the drying time for Timed Dry and Air Fluff programs.
Button to activate the anti-crease function, preventing fabrics from creasing at the end of the cycle.
Button to set a delayed start for the drying program, allowing scheduling.
Button to select a lower temperature setting for specific drying needs.
Button to control the audible signal that indicates program completion.
Button to select a shorter cooling phase after the drying cycle.
Advises spin-drying clothes at 800 rpm or higher for improved energy efficiency and reduced drying time.
Explains symbols indicating suitable materials for tumble drying and highlights materials that should not be dried.
Lists specific items like foam plastic, glass-fibre materials, and woollen items that should not be tumble-dried.
Provides advice on sorting fabrics by material, closing fasteners, and buttoning garments for optimal results.
Introduces the available drying programs: Extra dry, Dry, Normal dry, Iron dry, Timed dry, and Air fluff.
Describes the Extra Dry program for items difficult to dry, like jeans, and advises against using it for knitwear.
Explains Dry and Normal Dry programs that stop when items are dry but not bone-dry.
Details the Iron Dry program, which leaves fabrics slightly damp for easier ironing.
Explains the Timed program, user-set duration, and potential issues like over-drying and static electricity.
Describes the Air Fluff program for refreshing, airing, or softening garments without heat.
Explains the choice between Normal cooling (20 min) and Quick cooling (5 min) after drying.
Details the Buzzer option for an audible signal at program completion and its interaction with Anti-crease.
Explains the Anti-crease option, its duration settings (1-3 hours), and its purpose to prevent creasing.
Describes the option to select Low temperature for specific programs, noting its unavailability with Air Fluff.
Explains factors affecting drying time and how the remaining time is displayed on the appliance.
Guides on sorting fabrics and preparing them, including emptying pockets of sharp objects.
Instructs users to turn on the main power switch before starting the drying process.
Provides instructions for loading laundry and closing the door carefully to avoid damage or noise.
Explains how to choose the appropriate drying program using the appliance's selector knob.
Details how to set the duration for Timed Dry and Air Fluff programs using the adjustment button.
Guides on selecting various program options to achieve ideal drying results, noting the appliance's memory function.
Provides detailed explanation of the Anti-crease option, including duration and buzzer interaction.
Explains how to set a delayed start for the program, specifying the available hour range (1-24).
Details how to activate or deactivate the Low Temperature option and its display indication.
Explains how to activate/deactivate the Buzzer option and its function as an audible end signal.
Describes how to activate Quick Cooling, its duration, and its relation to Normal Cooling.
Instructs on how to start the drying program, mentioning the need to hold the button for 3 seconds if child lock is active.
Explains how the remaining drying time is displayed and updated during program operation.
Explains how to interrupt or change a program mid-cycle and the process of adding/removing laundry.
Describes what happens when the program ends, including the 'End' display and Anti-crease rotation.
Reminds users to clean the lint filter and drain the condensation water container after each drying cycle.
Provides step-by-step instructions for cleaning the lint filter, including handling limescale deposits.
Advice on cleaning the lint filter for limescale and drying it thoroughly with a towel.
Instructions for emptying the condensation water container, including handling full container fault indications.
Suggests using strained condensation water for steam irons, noting its softness.
Instructs to turn off the main switch and close the door after drying to prevent child access.
Detailed step-by-step guide for cleaning the lint filter, including handling limescale.
Instructions for emptying the condensation water container and handling fault indications like F1.
Guidance on cleaning the dryer's outside using mild detergent, avoiding solvents and water spray.
Step-by-step instructions for cleaning the fan, involving cover removal and fan detachment.
Step-by-step guide for cleaning the condenser, including rinsing and proper refitting.
Checklist of common issues preventing the machine from starting, such as door closure, power, and fuses.
Explains the overheating protection device that stops the dryer and how to reset it.
Identifies causes for long drying times like clogged filters, poor ventilation, and suggests remedies.
Explains fault codes displayed on the appliance (F1-F5) and provides proposed troubleshooting measures.
Describes normal display messages such as '00', '24h', 'End', and 'AC' during operation.
Lists detailed specifications of the tumble dryer, including dimensions, capacity, power, and materials.
Outlines European standard test methods for drying performance, energy declaration, and acoustic measurements.
Advises checking troubleshooting sections before calling for service and how to contact ASKO representatives.
Directs users to the guarantee card for detailed information regarding the product's warranty.
Lists essential information (model number, type designation, serial number) to have ready before contacting service.
First step in the quick guide: sorting fabrics appropriately for tumble drying.
Second step: activating the main power switch before starting the drying process.
Third step: loading laundry into the drum and ensuring the door is properly closed.
Fourth step: choosing the desired drying program using the appliance's selector dial.
Fifth step: selecting any available program options to customize the drying cycle.
Sixth step: initiating the selected drying program by pressing the Start button.
Indicates that the program has finished and mentions necessary post-drying cleaning tasks.
Final step: turning off the main power switch and closing the door after the drying cycle is complete.
