CONTROLS AND INDICATORS
Control Panel and Indicator Lights
SELECTING THE PROGRAMME
Knob:
You can turn it in both directions to choose the required programme.
Time selection
:To modify the drying timing of required programme; it works only with certain
programmes.
Delay start :
To delay the start of the drying cycle and to dry your laundry when electricity costs
less (please see dedicated section)
Delicate fabrics :
When pulled, this indicator turns off and this new one turns on; with this
special function, the drying temperature is lower to better protect your delicate clothes.
Anti- Crease Button
– Select the anti-crease function at the end of drying cycle. The drum
keeps moving at regular phases to refresh the laundry.
Cool down :
This indicator turns on during the final cool phase of the cycle.
Start/Pause :
To start the programme required or to pause the cycle.
Automatic programmes:
Depending on desired programme, specific indicators turn on (please
see “programme list”); ECO indicator turns on when you select a low consumption programme.
Filter care :
When on, please clean the filters.
Full water tank :
When on, please empty the water tank.
This machine has a special Sensor Dry to help you
choose your preferred programme simply by selecting
the level of dryness wanted.
For small loads and pre-dried clothes, please use a
Timing programme and select “Delicate fabrics” button
to lower the temperature inside the drum.
If the Sensor does not detect any item, this Dryer will
work for only 10 minutes before starting the Cool down
phase.
If the load is too big or too wet, this Dryer will
automatically work for 3 hours and then start the Cool
down phase.
At the end of each programme, there is always the Cool
Down phase: it is a cool-air refresh phase of around 15
minutes.
Filter Care
Indicator
Program
Display
Empty Water
Indicator
Programme
Selector
Start/Pause
Button
Delay Start
Button
Time Selection
Button
Acrylic Synthetic
Button
Anti-Crease
Button
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