After drying...
Fluff filter
Fluff balls are rubbed off by wearing the
clothes – not by drying. When drying,
these fluff balls are trapped in the fluff fil-
ter.
It is absolutely necessary to clean the
fluff filter after every drying cycle.
To clean the fluff filter:
1. Open the door.
2. Pull the fluff filter out of the door.
3. Carefully remove the fluff balls – by
hand or with a soft, dry cloth.
4. Insert fluff filter the right way round.
Condensed water container
When drying, water is separated from air-
stream of the moist laundry (“condensat-
ed”). This water is collected in the con-
densed water container.
The condensed water container needs
emptying
– after every drying cycle, or
– if during the drying cycle the >Res-
ervoir full < indicator flashes; in
that case the programme stops.
Do not pull the condensed water con-
tainer out while the programme is
running.
The condensed water can also be
drained permanently by means of the
drain hose supplied into a siphon trap
or any other drain (see “Drain hose
connection”).
Emptying the condensed water contain-
er:
1. Pull condensed water container care-
fully out off the fascia; hold the rear
with the other hand.
2. Open the condensed water container's
closure.
3. Pour the water out.
4. Remove any fluff balls from the clo-
sure, if present. Close the closure.
5. Slide the condensed water container
fully in.
Condensed water is no drinking wa-
ter! However, after filtering (through a
coffee filter) it can be used in a steam
ironer or air humidifier.
Condenser
In the air cooler (“Condenser”) the moist,
warm air stream is cooled by drawn-in
cold room air, causing the water to sepa-
rate.
The condenser shall be cleaned
– after approx. 20 drying cycles, or
– twice a month.
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