Why won't my Solt Dryer start?
The dryer might not start because the plug isn't firmly in the power socket, or the power outlet isn't switched on. Check the power point using another portable appliance. Also, check your fuse box to ensure a safety switch hasn’t been tripped. Finally, make sure the dryer door is fully closed.
What to do if my clothes are still wet after using my Solt GGSVD7?
If your clothes are still wet after a drying cycle, it could be due to several reasons. First, the selected drying time may have been insufficient, so try selecting a longer time setting. If the room temperature is 12ºC or less, a longer drying time may be needed. Also, a blocked lint filter can cause this issue, so ensure the lint filter is clean. Finally, ensure that you have read all the instructions carefully.
What to do if my Solt GGSVD7 Dryer shows error E1?
Error E1 indicates that the dryer temperature internally is too hot. This may be because the dryer has been overloaded, ventilation is blocked, or the lint filter is blocked. 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 does error E2 mean on my Solt GGSVD7 and how to fix it?
Error E2 indicates a temperature sensor error. Try switching the dryer off, unplug it, and leave it for 15 minutes. Then, reconnect the appliance to see if the fault is fixed.
What does error E3 mean on my Solt GGSVD7 and how can I resolve it?
Error E3 indicates a temperature sensor error. Try switching the dryer off, unplug it, and leave it for 15 minutes. Then, reconnect the appliance to see if the fault is fixed.
Important safety warnings and cautions for operating the clothes dryer.
Identifies fabrics and materials unsuitable for tumble drying due to fire risk.
Emphasizes the importance of cleaning the lint filter to improve dryer efficiency and prevent fire.
Details on how to remove and re-insert the lint filter correctly.
Guidance on dryer capacity and advice for drying different fabric types.
Key technical details including capacity, power supply, and ratings.
Visual representation of the dryer's electrical components and connections.
Diagram and list identifying the main parts of the vented dryer.
Explanation of the power, program, dryness, and other control panel buttons.
Instructions for connecting the dryer to a suitable power source.
Essential checks and precautions before operating the dryer for the first time.
Details and images of components included for wall hanging installation.
Recommendations for connecting the dryer to a grounded power outlet.
Step-by-step guide for securely wall mounting the dryer.
A step-by-step guide for quickly starting and operating the dryer.
Guidance on preparing clothes, checking the filter, and loading the dryer correctly.
How to choose the appropriate drying program and dryness level.
Table detailing program types, capacities, and dryness levels available.
Explanation of Anti-crease and Child Lock features.
Advice on what not to dry, fabric care, and achieving best results.
Step-by-step instructions for cleaning the lint filter after each use.
Guidance on cleaning the dryer's interior drum and exterior cabinet safely.
A table listing common dryer issues and their potential causes and solutions.
Information on error codes displayed by the dryer and recommended actions.
Details for obtaining replacement parts and contacting customer care.
Fields for users to log store and product details for future reference.
Outlines the terms and conditions of the product warranty for Australian customers.
Steps and requirements for making a warranty claim, including contact information.
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