What to do if my Inalto Dryer will not start?
If your Inalto Dryer won't start, there are a few things you can check. First, make sure the plug is firmly in the power socket and that the power outlet is switched on. Check the power outlet by using another portable appliance. Also, check your fuse box to ensure a safety switch hasn’t been tripped. Finally, ensure the dryer door is completely closed.
Why are my clothes still wet after using my Inalto IVD7 Dryer?
If your clothes are still wet after a drying program in your Inalto Dryer, it could be due to several reasons. You may need to select a longer drying time, especially if the room temperature is 12ºC or less. Also, check that the lint filter is not blocked. Review the instructions to ensure you have followed them correctly.
How to fix an E1 error on my Inalto Dryer?
If your Inalto Dryer displays an E1 error, it means the dryer temperature internally is too hot. This may be due to overloading, blocked ventilation, or a blocked lint filter. Switch off the dryer (un-plug), open the door and ensure the load is correct. Ensure that the lint filter is clean and that the dryer can ventilate correctly.
What to do if my Inalto IVD7 Dryer displays an E2 error?
If your Inalto Dryer shows an E2 error, it indicates a temperature sensor error. Try switching the dryer off, unplug it, and leave it for 15 minutes. Then, reconnect the appliance and see if the fault is fixed.
What to do if my Inalto IVD7 displays an E3 error?
If your Inalto Dryer shows an E3 error, it indicates a temperature sensor error. Try switching the dryer off, unplug it, and leave it for 15 minutes. Then, reconnect the appliance and see if the fault is fixed.
Provides contact information for distributors in Australia, New Zealand, and Fiji.
Covers general safety rules, electrical precautions, and dryer-specific warnings.
Details fire risks from materials and the critical importance of cleaning the lint filter for safety.
Advises on dryer capacity, care labels, international drying symbols, and preventing damage.
Instructions for unpacking, handling fabric softeners, and proper disposal of the appliance.
Guides on connecting the dryer to a suitable power source and essential pre-operation checks.
Details on required clearance, ventilation, and electrical supply for installation.
Step-by-step guide for securely mounting the dryer on a wall.
Instructions for drilling holes and fixing expansion bolts for wall mounting.
Procedures for attaching holders, lifting, hanging the dryer, and performing a final test.
A simplified step-by-step guide for quickly starting the dryer operation.
Covers pre-drying preparation, loading techniques, and filter checks.
Guidance on choosing appropriate drying programs and dryness levels for different fabric types.
Details on drying programs, capacities, optional functions like Anti-Crease and Child Lock.
Information on cycle completion, unplugging, and cleaning the filter and drum.
Provides general advice on drying various items, fabric sorting, and preventing lint issues.
Detailed instructions for cleaning the lint filter and the dryer's inner drum.
Common dryer problems, their potential causes, and easy solutions.
Explains error codes, failure indications, and recommended actions for resolving dryer issues.
Fields for recording essential store and product details for future reference.
Details the terms and conditions of the warranty for laundry appliances purchased in Australia.
Specific warranty terms and conditions for appliances purchased and installed in New Zealand.
This document is a user manual for the InAlto Classique IVD7 Vented Dryer, a 7kg capacity appliance. It provides comprehensive information on its function, technical specifications, usage, and maintenance to ensure optimal performance and safety.
The InAlto IVD7 is a vented clothes dryer designed for domestic use, specifically for drying clothes, towels, and linen. It operates by circulating heated air through the tumbling drum to remove moisture from wet laundry. The dryer features various drying programs and dryness levels to accommodate different fabric types and desired dryness. A key safety feature is the cool-down cycle at the end of each program, which reduces the temperature of the clothes to prevent damage and dissipate heat. The appliance is not intended for commercial environments or for drying items cleaned with industrial chemicals.
The dryer's control panel (Figure 4) includes:
The manual includes a troubleshooting guide for common issues like the dryer not starting or clothes remaining wet. It also lists error codes (E1, E2, E3) related to dryer temperature and sensor errors, providing possible causes and actions to resolve them. For persistent problems or missing parts, contact the local Customer Care team. Service calls resulting from restricted ventilation are not covered by warranty.
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