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ATTENTION & ADVICE
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Attention
NOTE: The dryer should be left to stand still for at least 2 hours before it is connected to the power
mains to allow the system to stabilize. Otherwise the heat pump could be damaged.
1. Before first use, please use the soft fabric to clean the inside drum.
a) Put some clean rags into the drum.
b) Plug the power, press 【On/Off 】.
c) Select the 【Refresh】 programme, press 【Start/Pause】 button.
d) After finishing this programme, please follow the “Cleaning & Maintenance” (refer to pag o e 14) t
clean the filter door.
2. During drying, the compressor and the water pump generate some noise which is entirely normal.
Advice
1. Before drying, thoroughly spin the laundry in washing machine. High spin speed can reduce the drying
time and save energy consumption.
2. For uniform drying result, sort the laundry according to fabric type and drying programme.
3. Before drying, please close zips, hooks and eyelets, button up, tie fabric belts, etc.
4. Do not over dry the clothes, because over dried clothes can easily get creases or shrinkage.
5. Do not dry the articles containing rubber or similar elastic materials.
6. The door can be opened only after the programme of the drying machine is completed. Do not open the
door before the programme finished, as the skin may be scalded by steam or hot surface.
7. Clean the lint filter and empty container after each use to avoid extension of drying time and energy
consumption.
8. Please choose the related programme when deal with wool material clothes, to make the cloth more
fresh and fluffy.
9. The weight references as follows:
Blended Coats
(about 800g)
Jackets (about
800g in cotton)
Towel Quilts
(about 900g
in cotton)
Shirts (about
300g in cotton)
Work Clothes
(upper and lower)
(about 1120g in
cotton)
Underpants
(about 70g in
cotton)
Undershirts
(about 180g in
cotton)
Single Sheets
(about 600g in
cotton)
Jeans Trousers
(about 800g)
Pajamas
(about 200g)
Socks (about 30g in
blended material)
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