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Installation
– Scope of delivery: dryer, installa tion and operating instructions.
– Check dryer for transport dam age.
– The dryer is very heavy. Do not attempt to lift it on your own.
– Be careful to avoid sharp edges.
– Do not set up in a room that is susceptible to frost. Freezing water may ca use damage.
– If in doubt, have the appliance connected by a specialist.
– Do not lift the dryer by protru ding parts (e.g. the door) - risk of breakage.
Setting up the dryer
– The appliance plug must alwa ys be accessible.
– Ensure that the appliance is installed on a clean, level
and firm surface.
– Do not obstruct the air inlet on the front of the
dryer.
– Keep the area around the dry er clean.
– Make the dryer level using th e threaded feet
and a spirit level.
– Do not remove the threaded fe et under any
circumstances.
Mains connection see Safety instructions a pag e 13.
– Connect to an AC earthed so cket. If in doubt have the socket checked by a specialist.
– The mains voltage and the v oltage shown on the rating plate (apage 10) mus t be the
same.
– The connected load and n ecessary fuse protection are specified on the r ating plate.
Frost protection
Preparation
1. E mpty the condensation container apage 4 .
2. S elect any programme using the programm e selector.
3. P ress the (start) button a condense d water is pumped into the container
4. W ait 5 minutes and then empty the cond ensation container again.
5. Tu rn the programme selector to 0 (Off).
Transport
– Prepare the dryer a see Fro st protection.
– Transport the dryer in a verti cal upright position.
– Following transportation, do no t use the dryer for two hours.
The dryer contains residual water;
this can flow out if the dryer is tilted.
Take all accessory parts out
of the drum.
The drum must be empty.
Make sure that the air inlet
remains unobstructed
Clean and level
Do not set up the dryer behind a door or sliding
door, as this may obstruct the dryer door or prevent
it from opening. This will prevent a potentially fa tal
danger to children from locking themselves in .
Do not operate the dryer if
there is a danger of frost.
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Care and cleaning
Heat exchanger
The dryer's heat exchanger is cleaned automatically dur ing drying. Cln appears in the display
panel. Do not pull out the condensatio n container during the cleaning process.
Dryer housing, control panel, air intake
Remove detergent residues immediately.
Wipe with a soft, damp cloth.
Filter in the condensation container
The filter is cleaned automatically when the condensation container is emptied.
However, the filter should still be cleaned regularly under running water a This prevents
stubborn deposits/dirt from building up.
1. Pull out the condensation container.
2. Pull the filter out of its snap-in lock.
3. Clean the filter under running water or in the dishwasher.
4. Refit the filter.
5. Insert the condensation container so that it locks into place.
Only operate the dryer with the filter inserted.
Moisture sensor
The dryer is equipped with stainless steel moisture sensors. Moisture sensors measure how
damp the laundry is. A thin layer of limescale may build up on the moisture sensors after
prolonged use.
1. Open the door.
2. Clean the moisture sensors using a damp sponge with a rough surface.
Do not use steel wool or abrasive materia ls.
Appliance must be switched off.
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Technical data
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Dimensions (DxWxH) 60 x 60 x 85 cm (height adjustable)
Weight approximately 51 kg
Max. capacity 7 kg
Condensation container 4.0 l
Connection voltage 220-240 V
Connected load max. 1000 W
Fuse protection 10 A
Ambient temperature 5 - 35 °C
Product number
Production number
under the door
The rating plate can be found on the b ack of the dryer.
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Consumption rates
These are guide values determined under standard
conditions.
Spin speed
in rpm
(residual moisture)
Drying time
in min.**
Energy
consumption
in kWh**
F Cottons 7 kg
+ Cupboard Dry* 1400 (approx. 50 %) 128 1.62
1000 (approx. 60 %) 149 1.90
800 (approx. 70 %) 169 2.19
Iron Dry* 1400 (approx. 50 %) 92 1.13
1000 (approx. 60 %) 113 1.42
800 (approx. 70 %) 133 1.70
Easy-Care 3.5 kg
+ Cupboard Dry* 800 (approx. 40 %) 54 0.57
600 (approx. 50 %) 68 0.72
*Test programs according to DIN EN 61121
**The values may differ from those given, de pending on overvoltage and undervoltage, t he
type of fabric, composition of the laundry to be dried, the residual moisture in the fabric and
the size of the load.
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Drum interior light (depending on model) (bulb E14, 25 W)
The drum lights up after the door is opened or closed, and af ter the programme starts, and
switches off automatically. Changing the bulb apage 12.
Optional accessories (from after-sales service using order number)
Platform
For easier loading and unloading. The basket con tained in the drawer can be used to carry
the laundry.
Washer-dryer stack connection set
The dryer can be placed on top of a suitable washing machine with the same width and depth
to save space. The dryer must be fastened to the washing machine using this connection set.
Same as WTZ 11310, but with pull-out work top.
Installation underneath the worktop
Instead of the appliance covering plate, you must have a metal cover fitted by a spec ialist.
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Normal noises
During drying, the compressor and the pump generate some noise which is entirely norma l.
The compressor in the dryer may occasion-
ally generate a humming noise.
The compressor in the dryer is ventilated
from time to time, which creates a whirring
sound.
The automatic cleaning process causes a
clicking noise.
The process of pumping the condensation
into the condensation container generates
pumping noises.
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What to do if...
If you cannot rectify a fault yourself, please contact our after-sales service. We will always find
an appropriate solution an d will avoid unnecessary visits by engineers. Trust the expertise of
the manufacturer and re st assured that the repair w ill be carried out by trained service
technicians using original spare parts. The contact details of your local after-sales servic e can
be found in the enclosed after-sales service directory , or by calling one of these n umbers:
– GB 0844 8928979 (Calls from a BT landline will be charged at up to 3 pence per minute.
A call set-up fee of up to 6 pence may appl y.)
– IE 01450 2655
When contacting the after-sales service, please quote the appliance's product numbe r (E no.)
and production number ( FD) (see under the loading door).
Turn the programme sele ctor to 0 (Off) and unplug the mains plug from the socket .
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The (start) indicator lamp
does not light up.
Mains plug plugged in?
Programme selected?
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The n(Container) indicator
lamp and the (start) but ton
are flashing.
Empty the condensation container apage 4.
Clean the condensation co ntainer filter if necessary
apage 9.
Dryer transported? a Wait 2 hours and start again.
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The .(Filter ) indicator lamp and
(start) button are flashing.
Rinse the fluff filter under ru nning water apage 4.
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Cln appears in the display pan el. Not an error. Automatic cleaning of the heat exchanger. Do
not empty the condensat ion container.
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Dryer does not start.
(start) button selected?
Door closed?
Programme set?
Ambient temperature grea ter than 5 °C?
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Water is leaking out. Make sure the dryer is level.
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The door opens by itself. Push the door closed unt il you hear it click into plac e.
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The required degree of dr yness
was not achieved or the d rying
time was too long.
Rinse the fluff filters under running water apage 4.
Empty the condensation container.
Check the water draina ge (if applicable).
Ambient temperature grea ter than 35 °C? a Ventilate the
room.
Air inlet may be blocked a Keep clear.
Was an unsuitable progra mme selected? apage 7.
Has the dryer been install ed with sufficient space on all
sides? Ensure that air can circulate.
Power failure a Restart d ryer.
Fine layer of limescale on t he moisture sensors a C lean
the sensors apage 6.
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Laundry damp. Select the next drying programm e up or use the Timed
programme as a suppleme nt apage 7.
Warm laundry feels dam per than it really is.
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The humidity in the room
increases significantly.
Make sure the room is suffic iently ventilated.
Air inlet blocked? a Keep clear.
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Power failure. Remove laundry from the dryer immediately and spread out.
This allows the heat to d issipate.
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Other intermittent noises a nd
vibrations.
Not an error.
Normal noises apage 11.
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Loud humming noise for several
seconds.
Has the condensation co ntainer been properly inser ted?
a Push the condensatio n container all the way in .
Not an error. Normal noises apage 11.
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The interior light is not w orking
(depending on model).
Pull out the appliance plu g, remove the cover cap in the
interior above the door (use Torx 20 screwdriver) and
replace the bulb apage 10 . Close the cover cap. Nev er
operate the dryer without a cover cap.
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Safety instructions
Emergency
– Pull the appliance plug out of the socket immediately or disconnect the fuse.
ONLY use the
dryer...
– In rooms inside the house.
– To dry fabrics.
The dryer must
NEVER...
– Be used for purposes other than those described above.
– Be modified in terms of its technology or properties.
Hazards
– The dryer must not be used by children or persons who have not been
instructed in its use.
– Do not leave children unsupervised near the dryer.
– Keep pets away from the dryer.
– Remove all objects from pockets, and lighters in particular a Risk of
explosion.
– Do not lean or sit on the door a Risk of tipping.
Installation
– Secure loose cables a Risk of tripping.
– Do not operate a dryer if there is a risk of frost.
Mains
connection
– Connect the dryer to an AC earthed socket according to specifications,
otherwise it cannot be guaranteed that the appliance is completely safe.
– The cable cross-section must be sufficient.
– Only use earth-leakage circuit breakers with the following symbol:
– The appliance plug and socket must be compatible.
– Do not use multiple plugs/connectors and/or extension cables.
– Do not touch or hold the appliance plug with wet hands
a Risk of electric shock.
– Never pull the appliance plug out of the socket by its cable.
– Do not damage the mains lead a Risk of electric shock.
Operation
– Only load the drum with laundry.
Check the contents before you switch the dryer on.
– Do not use the dryer if the laundry has been in contact with solvents, oil, wax,
grease or paint (e.g. hair styling products, nail varnish remover, stain
remover, cleaning solvent, etc.) a Risk of fire/explosion.
– Dust (e.g. coal dust, flour) poses a danger: Do not use the dryer
aRisk of explosion
– Do not put laundry containing foamed material/rubber in the dryer a elastic
material may be destroyed and the dryer be damaged due to possible
deformation of the foamed material.
– When cleaning the fluff filter, make sure that no foreign material (down or
filling material) gets into the air duct opening. If necessary, clean the drum
beforehand with a vacuum cleaner. If foreign material should still get into the
air duct a call the after-sales service a Risk of fire/explosion.
– Switch off the dryer once the programme has ended.
– The water from condensation is not drinking water and may be contaminated
with fluff.
Defect
– Do not use the dryer if it is defective or if you suspect that it is.
Repairs must only be carried out by the after-sales service.
– Do not use the dryer if the mains cable is defective. To avoid danger, only
have the defective mains cable replaced by the after-sales service.
– Always pull the mains plug out of the socket before changing the bulb for
the interior light a Risk of electric shock.
Spare parts
– Only use genuine spare parts and accessories for safety reasons.
Disposal
– Pull out the appliance plug, then cut off the mains cable from the appliance.
Dispose of at a municipal waste disposal facility.
– Heat exchangers contain a fluorinated greenhouse gas covered by the
Kyoto protocol (R134a) a dispose of in a proper manner. Capacity: 0.22
kg.
– Packaging: Keep all packaging out of reach of babies and children
a Risk of suffocation.
– All materials are environmentally sound and can be reused.
Dispose of in an environmentally-responsible manner.
Installation
and operating instructions
Tumble dryer
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Read these instructions before operating the dryer.
Observe the safety instructions on page 13.
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