Sciugarella Light Mode D'emploi page 9

HOW TO MAKE THE MOST OF SCIUGARELLA
• Always arrange the crutches with the hook facing the wall, as this will facilitate their
quick removal.
• Do not completely close the room where the appliance is located while it is running.
• Different kinds of fabrics such as wool, cotton, synthetic, etc. can be mixed together
to be dried. The items will always remain as new, and there will be no felting risk,
even when drying at the highest temperature.
WHERE TO INSTALL SCIUGARELLA
SCIUGARELLA can be placed in any environment. Its small size and its elegant appearance make it
suitable to be placed in every room, but the best location is above, near or on the washing
machine.
If your washing machine is in your bathroom, that is even better! Sciugarella is the best "bathroom
heater" ever and within minutes it creates a comfortable environment in all seasons.
INSTALLATION
Follow these instructions to install the appliance:
1. Place SCIUGARELLA on the wall at the desired height, but at least 1800 mm off the ground and
200 mm from the ceiling. Mark at least 5 fastening points by the holes present on the fixing
brackets "Z" (Fig.1).
2. Make at least 3 eight-millimeter holes in the wall "F" (Fig. 1).
3. Use the wall plugs supplied. NOTE: it is very important to assure the plugs supplied are suitable
for your wall. The plugs supplied are not indicated for plasterboard walls.
4. Secure the "Z" bracket (Fig.1) to the wall using the screws supplied.
5. Place SCIUGARELLA just above the "Z" bracket (Fig.3) and lower it down until it reaches its final
position.
WARNING: Maximum load allowed 12 kg (corresponding to 7 kg of machine washed
laundry centrifuged at 800 turns/minute).
WARNING: If you do not have the necessary experience to perform the operations
described above, contact qualified persons. Installation in a bathroom should necessarily be
carried out by qualified persons in accordance with the law.
HOW TO ARRANGE THE LAUNDRY
Use classic crutches to hang clothes (Fig 8). Arrange them in the most natural position; top-down
ventilation will facilitate the loosening of fibers and remove the majority of folds.
For trousers, skirts and all linen use crutches with clamps.
Small items (socks, panties, bras, etc.) can also be hung using crutches with clamps.
The crutches recommended by us and sold separately are very practical, durable and elegant, and meet all
the above described requirements. (Fig. 11)
Always leave enough space between one item and the other to enable air ventilation on both sides.
If there is not enough space to arrange all items, properly place those that have to be dried first on the
central bracket, and the others on the side brackets (these will dry more slowly, but will also start losing
their folds). When the items arranged on the central bracket are dry, you can remove them and arrange the
other items duly spaced out.
Should you need to quickly dry items, hang them by using 2 or more crutches as shown in (Fig.12 and Fig.
13). For example, hang a shirt with 2 crutches by fixing it by its lower edges; thanks to the fans, the shirt
will swell and quickly get dry without any folds.