BDC830W User Manual

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Dryer / User Manual

Important instructions for safety and

environment

Below specfed laundry or tems must not be

dred n the dryer due to the fre hazard:

• Garments or pllows bolstered wth rubber foam

(latex foam), shower bonnets, water resstant

textles, materals wth rubber renforcement and

rubber foam pads.

• Clothng cleaned wth ndustral chemcals.

Items such as lghter, match, cons, metal parts,

needle etc. may damage the drum set or may lead to

functonal problems. Therefore check all the laundry

that you wll load nto your dryer.

Never stop your dryer before the programme

completes. If you must do ths, remove all laundry

quckly and lay them out to dsspate the heat.

Clothes that are washed nadequately may gnte on

ther own and even may gnte after dryng ends.

Ol-affected tems can gnte spontaneously,

especally when exposed to heat sources such as n

a tumble dryer. The tems become warm, causng an

oxdaton reacton n the ol. Oxdaton creates heat.

If the heat cannot escape, the tems can become hot

enough to catch fre. Plng, stackng or storng ol-

affected tems can prevent heat from escapng and

so create a fre hazard.

If t s unavodable that fabrcs that contan vegetable

or cookng ol or have been contamnated by har care

products be placed n a tumble dryer they should frst

be washed n hot water wth extra detergent - ths

wll reduce, but not elmnate, the hazard.

• You must provde enough ventlaton n order to prevent

gases extng from devces operatng wth other types of

fuels ncludng the naked flame from accumulatng n the

room due to the back fre effect.

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