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Guides on sorting laundry by care symbols, preparing items, and loading the dryer drum correctly.
Covers selecting programmes, options, starting, interrupting, ending cycles, and switching off the dryer.
Details on cleaning the door filter and emptying the water container after each cycle.
Addresses issues like long drying times, no operation, indicator lights, and water leaks.
Step-by-step instructions for cleaning the door filter, water container, and bottom filter.
Lists specific failure codes (F01-F24) and initial troubleshooting steps before contacting service.
Guides on diagnosing issues indicated by blinking Start LED or Bottom filter LED.
Explains the programme selector knob, Start/Pause button, and indicator lamps for filters and water container.
Details indicators for cycle end, overdry protection, 6th Sense, and dryness level adjustments.
Covers Cancel/Reset, manual dry time adjustment, and start delay functions.
Explains Gentle drying, Anticrease function, and Drum light feature for enhanced user experience.
Details the Buzzer notification for cycle end and the Key Lock function for child protection.
This document outlines the operation, features, and maintenance of a tumble dryer, model AZA-HP 9781.
The dryer is designed to efficiently dry various types of laundry based on material, weight, and desired dryness level. It offers a range of pre-set programs for different fabric types, including cotton, synthetics, and special items like wool and down. Users can select programs, adjust drying options, and monitor the drying process through an intuitive interface. The machine incorporates features to prevent wrinkling, ensure even drying, and provide alerts for maintenance.
The dryer supports a maximum load capacity of 9 kg for cotton and 4.5 kg for synthetics. Special programs like "Lana Soft" (wool) have a maximum load of 1 kg, "Edredón" (down) 3 kg, and "Sport" 2.5 kg. The drying times vary significantly depending on the program and load, ranging from 6 minutes for wool to 225 minutes for heavily wet cotton loads. The machine operates within a room temperature range of 5°C to 35°C.
Sorting Laundry: Laundry should be sorted by material thickness (e.g., heavy towels vs. light underwear), type of material (cotton, synthetics), and desired degree of drying (cupboard dry, iron dry). Items not suitable for tumble drying include nylon stockings, delicate embroidery, fabrics with metallic decorations, and bulky items like pillows.
Preparing Laundry: Before loading, ensure all fastenings are closed, pockets are empty, and no lighters are present. Turn laundry inside out.
Loading Dryer: Place laundry loosely in the drum for even drying and close the door.
Selecting Programme: Turn the programme selector knob to choose the desired drying program. The "Remaining time" display shows a default drying time, which updates during the cycle based on load volume, type, and moisture.
Selecting Options: Press corresponding buttons to select options like "Gentle" (reduced drying temperature for delicates), "Anticrease" (prevents wrinkling for up to 12 hours), "Drum light," "Buzzer" (acoustic signal at cycle end), "Key lock" (child protection), and "Start delay" (delays start by 1 to 12 hours). An indicator lamp lights up for selected options; a fast blinking LED indicates an incompatible selection.
Dryness Level: This option allows adjustment of the desired dryness level. Pressing the button once selects a "more dry" level, twice for "less dry," and three times for "normal dry." Once set for a program, it's automatically recalled for future uses.
Starting Dryer: Press the "Start (Pause)" button to begin the drying cycle. The indicator lamp lights up.
Changing/Interrupting Programme: To change a program during drying, the dryer stops, the "Start (Pause)" lamp flashes, and the button must be pressed again to start the new program. To interrupt, press "Start (Pause)" and open the door. Wait at least 5 minutes for laundry to cool before unloading. For safety, the cycle stops automatically if the door opens. To restart, close the door and press "Start (Pause)." It's crucial not to stop the dryer before the end of the cool-down cycle unless items are immediately removed and spread out to dissipate heat.
Programme End: The final part of a drying cycle is a cool-down phase without heat to prevent wrinkling. If laundry isn't removed, the "Anticrease" cycle activates for 15 minutes (extendable to 12 hours with the option) to prevent creasing. The "End" indicator lights up when the process is complete.
Switching Dryer Off: Turn the programme selector knob to "Off" ("O").
Cleaning the Door Filter: After every cycle, open the door, pull the filter up and out, open it, and brush lint away with a soft brush or fingertips. Close the filter and push it firmly back into place.
Emptying the Water Container: After every drying cycle, pull out the container by its handle, empty it, and push it completely back into place. The dryer will automatically interrupt if the container is full.
Cleaning the Bottom Filter: Every fifth cycle, clean the bottom filter under running water, remove all fluff from the seals, and clean the bottom filter housing. Ensure the filter is correctly inserted and the handle fully engaged.
Troubleshooting: The manual provides a "HOW TO PROCEED IF..." section for common issues:
Failure Codes: The dryer displays specific failure codes (F01-F24) for malfunctions. For F01-F04, F10-F24, and persistent F05-F07 issues, call After-Sales Service. For F05, F06, F07, turn off, unplug, ensure room temperature is 5-35°C, wait 1 hour, then plug in and restart. For F07, also unload half the laundry. If the "Start LED blinks 2 times per second" or "Bottom filter LED is blinking, Start LED blinks 2 times per second," ensure the door is closed and the bottom filter is correctly positioned.
General Notes: Only use dryer-safe additives/plastic items. Rinse items treated with stain remover thoroughly before drying. Never dry rubber objects or items stained with vegetable oils. The manufacturer is not liable for damage due to inadequate or incorrect fabric care.












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