Laundry: max. weight
8 kg
Type of use
Household
Ambient temperature
Min.
5 °C
Max.
35 °C
Energy consumption
1)
kWh/cycle
4,76 kWh
Annual energy consumption
2)
560 kWh
Energy efficiency class
B
Power consumption
Left-on mode
0,40 W
Off-mode
0,40 W
1)
With reference to EN 61121. 8 kg of cotton and a spin speed at 1000 rpm.
2)
Energy consumption per year in kWh, based on 160 drying cycles of the standard cotton programme at full
and partial load, and the consumption of the low-power modes. Actual energy consumption per cycle will
depend on how the appliance is used (REGULATION (EU) No 392/2012).
Machine settings
Setting
Implementation
BUZZER permanent off
1.
Turn the programme selector to any programme.
2.
Press simultaneously the
Intensief (Intensive)
and
Lange anti-
kreuk (Long Anti-crease)
buttons and hold down for approx. 5 sec-
onds.
3.
The buzzer is by default always off.
Water hardness
Water contains, a variable quan-
tity of limestone and mineral
salts of which quantities vary ac-
cording to geographical loca-
tions thus varying its conductivi-
ty values.
Relevant variations of the con-
ductivity of the water compared
to those prefixed by the factory
could slightly influence the re-
sidual humidity of the laundry at
the end of the cycle. Your dryer
allows you to regulate the sensi-
tivity of the drying sensor based
on conductivity values of the
water.
1.
Turn the programme selector to any programme.
2.
Press simultaneously the
Lange anti-kreuk (Long Anti-crease)
and
Start/Pauze (Start/Pause)
buttons and hold down for approx.
5 seconds. The current setting is on the display:
–
low conductivity <300 micro S/cm
–
medium conductivity 300-600 micro S/cm
–
high conductivity >600 micro S/cm
3.
Press the
Start/Pauze (Start/Pause)
button sequentially until you
set desired level.
4.
To memorize setting press simultaneously the the
Lange anti-kreuk
(Long Anti-crease)
and
Start/Pauze (Start/Pause)
buttons or
turn knob to
O
off
position
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