
EN - 7
• Do not lean against or sit on the door of the dryer.
The dryer may tip over.
• To maintain a temperature that will not harm the
laundry (e.g. to prevent the laundry from catching
fire), a cooling process starts after the heating
process. After this, the programme ends. At the
end of the programme, always remove the laundry
promptly.
ATTENTION:
Never use the dryer without a lint
filter or with a damaged lint filter.
•
Lint filters must be cleaned
after each use
as
indicated in
Cleaning the Lint Filter
.
•
Lint filters must be dried after wet cleaning. Wet
filters might cause malfunction during the drying
process.
• Lint accumulation must not to be allowed around
the tumble dryer (not applicable for appliances
intended to be vented to the exterior of the building)
IMPORTANT:
The clearance between the dryer
and the floor should not be reduced with objects such
as carpets, wood or panel, otherwise, sufficient air
intake cannot be ensured for the machine.
• Do not install the dryer in rooms where there is risk
of freezing. Freezing temperatures negatively affect
the dryers performance.Condensation that freezes
in the pump and hose may cause damage.
1.5. Installing On Top Of a Washing Machine
ATTENTION:
A washing machine cannot be placed
on the dryer. Pay attention to the warnings below
when installing the dryer on a washing machine.
Summary of Contents for MSU 8002
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