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Tips on energy-savinq
All tumble dryers require energy for drying.
This tumble dryer, however, is especially
energy-saving and economical to run if you
take note of the following hints:
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Thoroughly spin-dry your laundry first!
Your tumble dryer will then be especially
energy-saving to run if your laundry is well
spin-dried before tumble-drying
(i.e. at least at 800 rpm).
Ensure good ventilation!
To ensure economical tumbl -drying,
the room temperature should not exceed
35°C.
Use the optimum wash load!
You will use your tumble dryer most
economically if you use the wash loads
recommended
in the programme table on
page 20. The following data will help you
better estimate the laundry weight.
Laundry welghts
(guidance values for cotton garments)
Bath robe
1200 g
Overall
300—600 g
Quilt cover
700 g
Bed-sheet
500 g
Blouse
1009
Towel
200 g
Dishcloth
100g
Gentleman's shirt
200g
Pillow-case
200g
Nightdress/pyjamas
200—500 g
Tablecloth
200—300 g
Underwear
250g
E
Clean the fluff filter! (Fig. 1/2)
Each time you have used your tumble
dryer, clean the fluff filter! A choked fluff
filter leads to longer drying times and
higher energy consumption.
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