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8.1 Fluff filter
Lint and fibres released from the laundry to
the air during the drying cycle are collected in
the “Fluff Filter”.
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Such fibre and lint are gener-
ally formed during wearing and
washing.
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Always clean the filter after each
Drying process.
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You can clean the filter and filter
area by vacuum cleaner.
Figure 1
Figure 2
For Filter cleaning;
1. Take out the cover.
2.a If the product’s fluff filter can be opened
as shown in Figure 1, remove the filter by
pulling it up and open the filter.
2.b If the product’s fluff filter is as shown in
Figure 2, remove the filter by pulling it up.
3. Clean lint, fibre, and cotton raveling on the
filter and in the filter housing by hand or
with a soft piece of cloth.
4. Close the filter and place it back into its
seat.
8 Maintenance and cleaning
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Clogging may arise on the filter
surface after using your machine
for some time; if this occurs,
wash the filter with water and
dry it before using again.
8.2 Sensor (models equipped
with a sensor)
There are humidity sensors in your machine
that detect whether the laundry is dry or not.
For sensor cleaning;
1 Open the cover of your machine.
2 Allow the machine to cool off if drying
has been carried out.
3 Wipe the metal sensors with a soft cloth,
dampened with vinegar and dry them.
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Clean metal sensors 4 times a
year.
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Never use solvents, cleaning
agents or substances alike when
cleaning as these might cause
fire and explosion!