Edesa 4 SE Notice D'utilisation page 50

IMPORTANT
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Laundry must be properly spun before drying.
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Drying times and consequently energy consumption depend on:
- type of laundry;
- quantity of laundry;
- your washing machine's spin-dry speed;
- the temperature in the room where the dryer is.
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In selecting programmes, follow the instructions supplied by the makers of the
laundry items very closely, especially in the case of synthetic fabrics or any other
fibres that don't tolerate high temperatures.
Before running the drying cycle:
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Check that the plug is in the power outlet.
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Check that the filter is in place.
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Put the spun laundry in the drum without compacting it.
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Check that pets or other foreign bodies haven't got into the drum by mistake.
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Close the door.
At this point you can select the drying programme you want, as follows:
Starting a normal cycle
Press on-off button (3). Power led (4) starts flashing and an acoustic signal is
emitted.
Turn programme switch (1) clockwise to the desired drying programme, an acoustic
signal is emitted.
Press "start" button (2); an acoustic signal is emitted and power led (4) stops flashing
and stays on in steady mode as the drying programme starts.
Starting a delayed cycle
Press "on-off" button (3). Power led (4) starts flashing and an acoustic signal is
emitted.
Before setting the desired cycle, turn programme switch (1) clockwise to one of the
four delayed start positions and press start button (2) to confirm the delay time.
Power led (4) and delay led (6) start to fast flash, indicating that a delay time has
been selected; an acoustic signal is emitted. Now turn programme switch (1)
clockwise to the desired drying programme. An acoustic signal is emitted. Press
"start" button (2). Delay led (6) and power led (4) are now steady on indicating that
the delay time has started; a longer acoustic signal is now heard. On completion of
the delay time the machine starts the programmed cycle, delay led (6) goes off and
drying led (7) comes on.
At the end of the chosen drying time the machine automatically enters a 10 minute
cooling phase, which gradually lowers the temperature of the laundry. In this phase
cooling led (8) is on.
The end of this phase is marked by four acoustic signals indicating that the cycle is
over.
The 60 minute anti-crease phase now starts (anti-crease led (9) comes on), during
which the drum turns intermittently one way and the other to keep the laundry in
continual motion and prevent creasing.
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