Electrolux DC3600EWL Manual de usuario descargar pdf (Pagina 12)

7.2 Switch off drying

programme

To manually interrupt a running drying

cycle, press

Start/Stop button.

To restart the drying cycle, press

Start/stop button again.

7.3 Door open

If the door is opened during the drying

cycle, the heater switches off.

The fan continues to run.

The Drying cycle indicator flashes.

When the door is closed the drying cycle

resumes.

The Drying cycle

indicator stop

flashing.

8. HINTS AND TIPS

• All types of washing, wet clothes,

shoes and equipment can be dried

just as gently as required in a drying

cabinet.

• The load should be hung up to dry in

a way which allows air to circulate

efficiently. Items should be distributed

evenly throughout the drying cabinet.

• Do not overload the hangers. Use

more than one arm on the hangers to

support heavy items.

• The temperature used must not be

too high for the specific load. Garment

care labels may provide useful

information on suitable temperatures.

To be dried at ”normal”

temperature 60°C

To be dried at ”low” temperature

no more than 40°C

Guidelines in the absence of labelling:

- Cotton and linen 60°C

- Synthetics, wool, silk 40°C

• When drying shoes or boots, the base

of the drying cabinet can be protected

with newspaper or equivalent, which

can be discarded later.

Using a drying cabinet allows you to

control not only the temperature and

drying time, but also the level of dryness.

For this purpose, the drying cabinet has

a temperature- and humidity sensor to

provide optimal drying results, regardless

of the type of fabric or garment to be

dried.

In houses with mechanical ventilation

systems there is frequently the option of

accelerating the total exhaust air flow

from the ventilation system. If experience

shows that the air humidity is frequently

too high when the drying cabinet is in

use, this humidity can be reduced

significantly if the air flow is accelerated

at the start of the drying time.

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