What to do if my Proline Dryer does not start?
If your Proline Dryer doesn't start, make sure it's properly plugged in and switched on. Also, verify that you've selected a program and pressed the start button. Avoid overloading the drum, as this can prevent the dryer from starting.
Why is the laundry too dry in my Proline PRO HP 8?
If your laundry comes out too dry from the Proline Dryer, first, ensure that the drying program you selected is appropriate for the type of laundry you're drying. Also, avoid overloading the drum.
Why is the housing of my Proline Dryer hot and there is a smell of burning?
If your Proline Dryer housing is hot or you smell burning, the lint filter may be clogged. Clean the lint filter. Also ensure that the filter base is clean.
What to do if my Proline PRO HP 8 Dryer shows error code E32?
If your Proline Dryer displays error code E32, which indicates a moisture sensor error, stop the program and contact a qualified service agent.
Provides critical safety guidelines for operating the appliance, covering electrical connections, usage, and handling.
Offers advice on reducing drying times and energy consumption for efficient operation.
Details the steps for safely unpacking and checking the appliance for any damage upon arrival.
Illustrates and lists the various components and parts of the tumble dryer.
Covers pre-installation checks, including voltage compatibility and grounding requirements.
Provides recommendations for optimal placement, ventilation, and connection of the dryer.
Ensures safe and proper operation by adjusting the dryer's feet to be perfectly level.
Connects the condensate hose for direct drainage of water into a sink, avoiding manual tank emptying.
Specifies the requirements for a safe and compliant electrical connection to the mains supply.
Explains laundry care labels and provides guidance on drying different fabric types and items.
Outlines necessary steps before operating the appliance for the first time, including a waiting period.
Guides users through the process of operating the tumble dryer, from loading to cycle completion.
Details recommended laundry loads, drying settings, capacity, time, and energy consumption for various programs.
Provides steps to pause the cycle, add or remove items, and resume the drying process.
Outlines the procedure to cancel an active program and select a new one.
Explains how to set a timer delay for the drying cycle to start later.
Describes how to activate and deactivate the audible buzzer for cycle completion alerts.
Details how to activate and deactivate the child lock to prevent unintended operation.
Explains the illumination of the drum interior when the door is opened for easier loading.
Instructions for cleaning the lint filter after each cycle to maintain dryer performance.
Guidance on cleaning the appliance's outer surfaces and interior drum with a damp cloth.
Describes how to locate and empty the water tank that collects condensed moisture.
Recommends cleaning the filter base periodically to ensure optimal dryer function.
Advises contacting authorized service for replacing the interior light bulb as it's not user-replaceable.
Offers solutions for common problems such as the appliance not starting or unusual noises.
Lists error codes (E32, E33), their possible causes, and recommended solutions for troubleshooting.
Provides detailed specifications of the appliance, including energy efficiency and dimensions.
Provides critical safety guidelines for operating the appliance, covering electrical connections, usage, and handling.
Offers advice on reducing drying times and energy consumption for efficient operation.
Details the steps for safely unpacking and checking the appliance for any damage upon arrival.
Illustrates and lists the various components and parts of the tumble dryer.
Covers pre-installation checks, including voltage compatibility and grounding requirements.
Provides recommendations for optimal placement, ventilation, and connection of the dryer.
Ensures safe and proper operation by adjusting the dryer's feet to be perfectly level.
Connects the condensate hose for direct drainage of water into a sink, avoiding manual tank emptying.
Specifies the requirements for a safe and compliant electrical connection to the mains supply.
Explains laundry care labels and provides guidance on drying different fabric types and items.
Outlines necessary steps before operating the appliance for the first time, including a waiting period.
Guides users through the process of operating the tumble dryer, from loading to cycle completion.
Details recommended laundry loads, drying settings, capacity, time, and energy consumption for various programs.
Provides steps to pause the cycle, add or remove items, and resume the drying process.
Outlines the procedure to cancel an active program and select a new one.
Explains how to set a timer delay for the drying cycle to start later.
Describes how to activate and deactivate the audible buzzer for cycle completion alerts.
Details how to activate and deactivate the child lock to prevent unintended operation.
Explains the illumination of the drum interior when the door is opened for easier loading.
Instructions for cleaning the lint filter after each cycle to maintain dryer performance.
Guidance on cleaning the appliance's outer surfaces and interior drum with a damp cloth.
Describes how to locate and empty the water tank that collects condensed moisture.
Recommends cleaning the filter base periodically to ensure optimal dryer function.
Advises contacting authorized service for replacing the interior light bulb as it's not user-replaceable.
Offers solutions for common problems such as the appliance not starting or unusual noises.
Lists error codes (E32, E33), their possible causes, and recommended solutions for troubleshooting.
Provides detailed specifications of the appliance, including energy efficiency and dimensions.
General| Dryer Type | Heat Pump |
|---|---|
| Loading Type | Front Load |
| Capacity | 8 kg |
| Energy class | A++ |
| Number of programs | 16 |
| Noise level | 65 dB |
| Color | White |
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