EN
2960315330_EN/ 28-04-26.(11:48)
PODR59Q BW
Dryer
User manual
Dear Customer,
Please read this guide before using the product!
Thank you for choosing a Point product. To get the best results from your new product, please
read this guide and all included documentation carefully before use.
By following the warnings and information provided, you can protect both yourself and your
product against potential damage.
Please keep this manual for future reference. If you hand the unit over to someone else, ensure
this guide is included.
Symbols and Remarks
The following symbols are used in the user guide:
Danger that may cause death or injury
Read the manual
Important information or useful usage tips
Warning against hot surfaces
B
Warning against electric shock
Warning against UV Radiation hazard
Warning against scalding
The packaging is made from recyclable materials. Please dispose of it according to
your local recycling guidelines.
Warning against fire
NOTICE Danger that may cause material damage on the product or surrounding area
3
Dryer / User manual
Table Of Contents
1 Safety Instructions .............................................................................. 5
1.1 Intended use .....................................................................................................5
1.2 Safety of children, vulnerable persons and pets .................................................5
1.3 Electrical Safety .................................................................................................6
1.4 Transporting safety ............................................................................................7
1.5 Installing safety ..................................................................................................7
1.6 Usage safety .....................................................................................................9
1.7 Maintenance and cleaning safety .....................................................................11
1.8 Lighting safety .................................................................................................11
2 Environmental instructions................................................................. 12
2.1 Compliance with the WEEE Regulations and Waste Disposal ..........................12
2.2 Packaging information .....................................................................................12
2.3 EU declaration of conformity ............................................................................ 12
3 Your dryer ............................................................................................ 13
3.1 Technical specifications ...................................................................................13
3.2 General appearance ........................................................................................14
3.3 Scope of delivery .............................................................................................14
4 Installation .......................................................................................... 15
4.1 Right place for installation ................................................................................15
4.2 Removing the transport safety assembly .........................................................15
4.3 Water connection ............................................................................................16
4.4 Adjusting the stands ........................................................................................16
4.5 Moving the drying machine .............................................................................. 16
4.6 Warning regarding the noise ............................................................................16
4.7 Replacing the lighting bulb ............................................................................... 16
5 Preparation ......................................................................................... 17
5.1 Laundry suitable for drying in drying machine ..................................................17
5.2 Laundry not suitable for drying in drying machine ............................................17
5.3 Preparing the laundry to be dried ..................................................................... 17
5.4 What to do for energy saving ...........................................................................17
5.5 Correct load capacity ......................................................................................18
4
Dryer / User manual
6 Running the product .......................................................................... 19
6.1 Control Panel ................................................................................................... 19
6.2 Symbols ..........................................................................................................19
6.3. Preparation of drying machine ........................................................................20
6.4 Program selection and consumption chart ....................................................... 21
6.5 Auxiliary functions ............................................................................................24
6.6 Warning indicators ........................................................................................... 24
6.7 Starting the program ........................................................................................25
6.8 Child Lock .......................................................................................................25
6.9 Changing the program after it is started ...........................................................25
6.10 Cancelling the program ..................................................................................26
6.11 End of program .............................................................................................26
6.12 Odour feature ................................................................................................26
7 Maintenance and cleaning ................................................................ 27
7.1 Lint filters (internal and external filters) / Cleaning of the Interior Surface of the
Loading Door ........................................................................................................27
7.2 Cleaning the sensor ........................................................................................ 28
7.3 Emptying the water tank ..................................................................................29
7.4 Cleaning the condenser ................................................................................... 29
8 Troubleshooting ................................................................................. 31
9 Waiver Warning .................................................................................. 33
9.1 I want to fix it myself ........................................................................................33
5
Dryer / User manual
1 Safety Instructions
This section includes the safety instructions necessary to prevent the
risk of personal injury or material damage.
• Our company shall not be held responsible for damages that may occur
if these instructions are not observed.
• Installation and repair operations shall always be performed by
Authorized Service.
• Use original spare parts and accessories only.
• Do not repair or replace any component of the product unless it is
clearly specified in the operation manual.
• Do not modify the product.
1.1 Intended use
• Product is designed only for household use. It is not intended for
commercial use.
• The product is not designed for outdoor use.
• Do not install or use the product in areas where it may be exposed to
freezing temperatures or the weather. Water freezing inside the pump or
hoses can cause damage.
• Only use this product to dry and air laundry that has been washed in
water and is labeled as dryer-safe.
1.2 Safety of children, vulnerable persons and pets
• This product may be used by children aged 8 years and older and
persons with underdeveloped physical, sensory or mental capabilities or
lack of experience and knowledge if they are supervised or instructed in
the safe use of the appliance and the hazards involved. Children should
not tamper with the device. Cleaning and maintenance should not be
carried out by children unless they are supervised.
• Children under 3 years old shall be kept away from the product unless
supervised.
6
Dryer / User manual
• Electrical products are dangerous for children and pets. Children and
pets shall not play with the product, climb on or get inside the product.
• Keep the appliance door closed even when not operated. Children or
pets could be locked inside the the appliance and suffocate.
• Cleaning and user maintenance operations must not be performed by
children unless supervised.
• Keep the packaging materials away from children. Risk of injury and
suffocation.
• Keep all additives used with the product away from children.
• Before disposing of the product, cut the power cord and isable the door
to prevent children from getting trapped inside.
1.3 Electrical Safety
• Unplug the product before installation, maintenance, cleaning, repair, or
transport.
• The power plug must be easily accessible. If this is not possible, the
electrical installation must include a compliant disconnect switch (such
as a fuse or main switch) to safely disconnect the product from the
mains
• If the power cord is damaged, it must be replaced by an authorized
service center or a qualified professional to avoid any safety risks.
• Do not place the power cord under or behind the product. Do not
place heavy items on the power cord. Ensure the cord is not kinked or
pinched. Keep the cord away from heat sources.
• Do not use extension cords, multi-plugs, or adapters to power the
product.
• Do not connect the product to external switching devices, such as
timers, or to a circuit that is regularly switched on and off by the utility
provider.
• Do not touch the plug with wet hands.
• When unplugging the appliance, don’t hold the power cord, but the
plug.
7
Dryer / User manual
1.4 Transporting safety
• Unplug the product before transport, empty the water tank, and remove
any water drain connections.
• This product is heavy, do not lift or move it alone.
• Take precautions to prevent the product from falling or tipping. Do not
drop or hit the product during transport.
• Do not use protruding parts of the product (such as the door) to move
it.
• Move the product in upright position. If it cannot be moved upright, tilt it
to the right side (when viewed from the front).
1.5 Installing safety
• Before installation, ensure that the electrical and water drain
connections are correct by checking the information in this manual. If
the utilities are not suitable, contact a qualified electrician or plumber
to make the necessary arrangements. These preparations are the
responsibility of the customer.
• Check the product for any damage before installing it. Do not install the
product if it is damaged.
• Do not remove the adjustable feet.
• Place the product on a hard, level surface and balance it using the
adjustable feet.
• Do not block the gap between the product and the floor with materials
such as rugs, wood, or tape. Ensure that rugs do not block the
ventilation holes under the base of the product.
• Install the product so that the ventilation holes remain clear.
• Install the product in a well-ventilated, dust-free environment.
• Do not install the product near flammable or explosive materials, and do
not keep such materials near the product while it is operating.
8
Dryer / User manual
• Do not install the product behind a door, sliding door, or hinged door
that could prevent the product’s door from opening fully.
• Install the product where maintenance and cleaning can be done easily.
• Place the product with its back against the wall (for models with a
heater).
• Once the product is in place, ensure the back does not touch any
protrusions, such as water taps or electrical outlets.
• Leave a space of at least 1 cm between the product and the edges of
any furniture.
• Follow the flue connection rules specified in this guide (for models with a
flue).
• Do not direct the exhaust air into a flue used for devices that burn gas
or other fuels (for models with a flue).
• Do not connect the ventilation hose to a heating stove or a chimney flue
(for models with a flue).
• Connect the product to a grounded outlet protected by an appropriate
fuse that matches the specified type and current. A qualified electrician
must install the grounding equipment. Do not use the product without
grounding that complies with local and national regulations.
• Plug the product in a grounded socket that matches the voltage, current
and frequency values specified in the type label.
• Do not plug the product into sockets that are loose, broken, dirty,
greasy, or at risk of contact with water.
• Always use the new hose sets supplied with the product. Do not reuse
old hose sets or add extensions to the hoses.
• Position the power cord and hoses so they do not create a tripping
hazard.
• To use the product on top of a washing machine, a stacking kit must be
used between the two appliances. The stacking kit should be installed
by an authorized service provider.
• When the product is placed on a washing machine, their combined
weight can reach approximately 180 kg when full. Place the appliances
on a sturdy floor that can support this load.
9
Dryer / User manual
• Washing machine cannot be placed on top of the drying machine.
Installation Table for Washing Machine and Tumble Dryer
Stacking Kit Type Depth Size (TD=Tumble Dryer, WM: Washing Machine)
Plastic - 54/60cm w or w/o belt 60cm TD --> WM≥50cm / 54cm TD --> WM>45cm
Plastic - 46cm w or w/o belt 46cm TD --> WM≥54cm
With Shelf - 60cm 60cm TD --> WM≥50cm
With Shelf - 54cm 54cm TD --> WM>45cm
1.6 Usage safety
• The maximum dry laundry capacity is specified in the “Technical
specifications” section.
• Do not place unwashed items in the dryer.
• Items soiled with substances such as cooking oil, acetone, alcohol,
or stain removers must be washed in hot water with extra detergent
before drying. Please note that oil-contaminated items can catch fire
spontaneously, especially when they are piled or folded while still hot.
• If industrial chemicals have been used for cleaning, do not use the dryer.
• Do not dry items such as foam rubber (latex foam), shower caps, water-
resistant textiles, rubber-backed articles, or pillows with foam rubber
pads in the dryer.
• Items containing residue from hairspray or other hair products must not
be dried in the dryer.
• Empty all pockets and remove items such as matches and lighters.
• Do not stop the dryer before the cycle is finished unless all items are
quickly removed and spread out so the heat can dissipate.
• The final part of the drying cycle occurs without heat (cooling cycle) to
ensure the items reach a safe temperature.
• Fabric softeners and similar products should be used according to the
manufacturer’s instructions.
• Do not use the dryer without the lint filter.
• Do not allow lint to accumulate around the dryer.
10
Dryer / User manual
• Ensure adequate ventilation to prevent gases from other fuel-burning
appliances, including open fires, from flowing back into the room (for
models with a flue).
• Do not use the product near gas heaters or chimneys, as this may
cause the flue to catch fire (for models with a flue).
• Do not lean or sit on the door when it is open, as the product may tip
over.
• Do not climb or stand on the product.
• Do not place open flames (such as candles or cigarettes) on or near the
product. Do not store flammable or explosive materials nearby.
• Do not touch the drum while it is rotating.
• The back of the product becomes hot during operation. Do not touch
the back of the appliance during or immediately after the drying process
(for models with a heater).
• Do not touch the inside of the drum when adding or removing laundry
during a program, as the drum surface will be hot.
• Do not press the buttons with sharp objects, such as knives, forks, or
long fingernails.
• Do not operate a faulty or damaged product. Unplug the appliance (or
turn off the fuse) and contact an authorized service center.
• Unplug the product when it is not in use.
• Do not expose the dryer to rain or place it in very damp areas.
11
Dryer / User manual
1.7 Maintenance and cleaning safety
• Do not wash the product by spraying or pouring water onto it. Never
use pressure cleaners, steam cleaners, or hoses for cleaning.
• Do not use sharp or abrasive tools to clean the product.
• Do not use cleaning agents such as soap, detergents, petrol, alcohol, or
wax to clean the product.
• The lint filter must be cleaned regularly. After every drying cycle, clean
both the lint filter and the inner surface of the door.
• Use a vacuum cleaner to remove lint from the evaporator fins located
behind the filter drawer. If cleaning by hand, always wear protective
gloves. Do not touch the fins with bare hands, as they are sharp and
can cause injury (for models with a heat pump).
• To avoid the risk of fire or explosion, do not use solvents, cleaning
chemicals, steel wool, or similar tools to clean the sensors.
• Clean the flue regularly (for models with a flue)
• Do not drink the condensed water.
1.8 Lighting safety
• Contact an authorized service when you need to replace the LED/bulb
using for lighting (for products with lighting).
12
Dryer / User manual
2 Environmental instructions
2.1 Compliance with the WEEE Regulations and Waste Disposal
This product complies with the EU WEEE Directive (2012/19/EU). It bears a classification
symbol for waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE).
This product was manufactured using high-quality parts and materials which can
be reused and are suitable for recycling. Do not dispose of the product with regular
household waste at the end of its service life. Please take it to a collection point for
the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment. Contact your local authorities to find your
nearest collection point. By recycling used products, you help protect the environment and natural
resources.
The system contains R290, which is a flammable refrigerant. Ensure that the system
and pipes are not damaged during operation or transport. Keep the product away from
heat sources and open flames. Do not dispose of the product by burning.
2.2 Packaging information
The packaging for this product is made from recyclable materials. Please do not dispose of
the packaging with household waste. Sort and dispose of it at the packaging collection points
designated by your local authorities.
2.3 EU declaration of conformity
This product is developed, manufactured, and sold in accordance with the safety
regulations of all relevant European Union directives.
13
Dryer / User manual
3 Your dryer
3.1 Technical specifications
The model information as stored in the product
database can be reached by entering following
website and searching for your model identifier
(*) found on energy label.
https://eprel.ec.europa.eu/screen/home
* Min. height: Height with the adjustable stand closed.
Max. height: Height with the adjustable stand opened at maximum height.
** Weight of dry laundry before washing.
*** Data plate is under the door on the drying machine.
In order to increase the drying machine’s quality, the technical specifications may be
changed without prior notice.
Figures in this manual are schematic and may not exactly match the product.
The values provided with the drying machine or its accompanying documents are
laboratory readings in accordance with the respective standards. These values may
differ depending on the use and ambient conditions.
EN
Height (Min. / Max.) 84,6 cm / 86,6 cm*
Width 59,8 cm
Depth 67,3 cm
Capacity (max.) 9 kg**
Net weight (± %10) 48 kg
Voltage
See type label***Rated power input
Model code
14
Dryer / User manual
3.2 General appearance
11
10
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
1. Top panel
2. Control panel
3. Door
4. Toe board handle
5. Ventilation grilles
6. Adjustable feet
7. Plinth
8. Rating plate
9. Lint filter
10. Water tank
11. Power cord
3.3 Scope of delivery
1. Water
discharge
hose*
6. Water
filling cap*
2. Filter
drawer
spare
sponge*
7. Pure
Water*
3. User
Manual
8. Odour
Capsule
Group*
4. Drying
basket*
9. Brush*
5. Drying
basket user
manual*
10. Filter
cloth*
*Optional - may not be included, depends on
model.
15
Dryer / User manual
4 Installation
Read the “Safety Instructions” first!
Before contacting an authorized service
provider for installation, please ensure that the
electrical and water utilities are ready. If they are
not, contact a qualified electrician or plumber to
make the necessary arrangements.
It is the customer’s responsibility
to prepare the installation site and
ensure power and waste water
connections are available.
Inspect the dryer for any damage
before installation. If the appliance
is damaged, do not proceed.
Damaged products pose a safety
risk.
NOTICE
The product includes a cooling
agent and if the product is operated
right after its transported, it may
get damaged. After each time the
product is moved, it shall be left to
rest for 12 hours.
4.1 Right place for installation
• Install the dryer machine on a flat and
stable surface.
• The dryer is heavy. Do not move it by
yourself.
• Operate the dryer in a dust-free, well-
ventilated environment.
• Do not block the gap between the floor
and the dryer with materials like rugs or
wood.
• Do not block the ventilation grilles of the
drying machine.
• Ensure there are no doors (sliding, hinged,
or lockable) that could prevent the dryer
door from opening fully.
• Once the drying machine is installed,
the connections must stay stable. After
placing the drying machine, ensure that
the back wall does not come in contact
with any extrusion (a water tap, electrical
outlet etc.)
• Once installed, connections must remain
stable. Ensure the back of the appliance
does not touch protrusions such as water
taps or electrical outlets.
• Maintain a gap of at least 1 cm between
the dryer and the edges of any furniture.
• The dryer is designed to operate between
+5 °C and +35 °C. Operating outside this
range may affect performance or damage
the appliance.
B
Do not place dryer on top of its
power cord.
* Warning (R290 refrigerant):
(Ignore this if your product does not
contain R290.)
This dryer contains R290 refrigerant,
which is environmentally friendly but
flammable. Ensure the air inlet is
clear, the area is well-ventilated, and
keep flame sources away from the
appliance.
4.2 Removing the transport
safety assembly
Remove the transport
safety assembly
before using the
product for the first
time.
NOTICE
Ensure no accessories or parts of
the transport safety assembly are
left inside the drum.
16
Dryer / User manual
4.3 Water connection
Instead of periodically draining the water
accumulated in the water tank, you can
discharge via the water discharge hose
supplied with the drying machine.
Connecting the water
drainage hose
1
3 4
2
1-2 Remove the
hose behind the
drying machine
by pulling it
manually from
where it is
attached. Do
not use a tool
to remove the
hose.
3 Insert one end of the water discharge hose
supplied with the drying machine to where
you have removed the hose on the drying
machine.
4 Fix the other end of the water discharge
hose to directly waste water drainage or a
sink.
NOTICE
The water discharge hose shall be
fixed at maximum 80 cm height.
Ensure that the water discharge
hose do not get kinked, collapsed
or pressed on between the
discharge and the drying machine.
Hose shall be connected not to
be disconnected from its location.
Leaked water may cause damage.
Do not extend the water drainage
hose.
Check whether the water runs at an
appropriate flow. The drainage line
shall not be closed or clogged.
If an accessory package is provided
with your product, check the
detailed instructions.
4.4 Adjusting the stands
Until the drying
machine stands level
and sturdy, adjust
the stands by turning
them left and right.
4.5 Moving the drying machine
• Drain the water in the drying machine
completely.
• If the product is connected via direct
discharge, remove the hose connections.
The drying machine is
recommended to be moved in
upright position. Otherwise, tilt it to
the right side when viewed from the
front and move the drying machine.
Wait 12 hours prior to operating the
drying machine.
4.6 Warning regarding the noise
As the product is
operated, metallic
noises may come
from the compressor
from time to time, it is
normal.
When the product is operated,
the accumulated water is pumped
to the water tank. It is normal to
hear pumping sounds from the
appliance during this operation.
4.7 Replacing the lighting bulb
If your drying machine has drum lighting lamp;
Consult the authorized service to replace the
bulb/LED used in lighting your drying machine.
The bulb in this product is not suitable for home
lighting. The intended use of this lamp is to
ensure safely loading the laundry to the drying
machine. The lamps used in this appliance is
resistant to heavy physical conditions such as
temperatures over 50°C.
17
Dryer / User manual
Read the “Safety Instructions” first!
5.1 Laundry suitable for
drying in drying machine
NOTICE
Laundry that are not drying machine
safe may damage the appliance and
the laundry during drying. Follow
the instructions on the labels on the
laundry to be dried. Only dry the
laundry with “drying machine safe”
written on their labels.
Do not dry
with dryer
5.2 Laundry not suitable for
drying in drying machine
NOTICE
Undergarments with metal supports
shall not be dried in drying machine.
If these metal supports get loose
and ripped from the garment, it may
damage the machine.
Delicate embroidery textiles, cotton
and silk garments, garments
manufactured from delicate and
valuable textiles, non breathing
garments and tulle curtains shall not
be dried in drying machine.
5.3 Preparing the
laundry to be dried
NOTICE
Items such as coins, metal parts,
needles, nails, screws, stones etc.
may damage the drum group of the
product or may cause functional
operation issues. Therefore check
all laundry that will be loaded to the
product.
Dry the laundry with metal
accessories such as zippers by
turning them inside out.
Close the zippers, hooks and
clasps, button up the covers’
buttons, tie textile belts and apron
belts.
5.4 What to do for energy saving
• Use the highest possible wringing option
as you wash the laundry. Therefore you
can reduce the drying period and reduce
energy consumption. Sort the laundry
based on their types and thickness.
Dry same types of laundry together. For
instance kitchen towels and table cloths
dry faster than bathroom towels.
• Follow the recommendations in the user
manual for program selection.
• During drying do not open the loading
door unless necessary. If you are required
to open the loading door, do not keep it
open for too long.
• Do not add wet laundry as the drying
machine operates.
• Clean the Fibre Filter before and after
each drying session.
• Make sure the filters are clean. Refer to
maintenance and cleaning for details.
• For models with flue, follow the flue
connection rules specified in the guides
and clean the flue.
• During drying session, properly ventilate
the environment in which the drying
machine is in.
• The Eco program is the most energy-
efficient program for drying wet cotton
laundry and is used to assess compliance
with environmentally conscious design
regulations.
• Keep the loading door shut to prevent
heat loss.
5 Preparation
18
Dryer / User manual
5.5 Correct load capacity
NOTICE
If the laundry in the
product exceed
maximum load
capacity, it may not
operate as intended
and may cause
material damage or
damage the product.
For each program,
follow the maximum
load capacity.
• Loading the domestic drying machine up
to the maximum capacity specified by the
manufacturer for the relevant programs
will help save energy.
The weights below are provided as examples.
Laundry
Approx.
weight
(g)*
Laundry
Approx.
weight
(g)*
Cotton
bedding
(double
size)
1500 Cotton dress 500
Bedding
(single size)
1000 Dress 350
Bed sheet
(double
size)
500 Denim 700
Bed sheet
(single size)
350
Handkerchief
(10 pcs)
100
Large table
cloth
700 T-Shirt 125
Small table
cloth
250 Blouse 150
Tea napkin 100 Cotton shirt 300
Bath towel 700 Shirt 200
Hand towel 350
*Weight of dry laundry before washing.
19
Dryer / User manual
6.1 Control Panel
6 Running the product
1. On/Off/Program Selection button.
2. Start / Stand-by button.
3. End time selection button.
4. Time program selection button.
5. Low temperature selection button.
6. Audible warning and child lock selection
button.
7. Wrinkle prevention selection button / Drum
light button.
8. Dryness level selection button.
6.2 Symbols
Filter
Cleaning
Water tank
Filter drawer /
Heat exchanger
cleaning
Start
pause
cancel
Iron Dry
Drying Buzzer Cupboard
Dry
Cupboard
Dry +
Extra dry End
Anti-
creasing
Child-proof
lock
Low
temperature
TimeDry Ending In RapiDry
Drum
Light
Dryness
Level
EasyCare
Delicates
SyntheticsTowels Mix Cottons
Eco
Cottons Jeans Sport
Duvet/
DownWear
Shirts
Express Hygienic
Drying
Hygienic
Refresh
Steam Steam
Level 1
Steam
Level 2
On / Off Wool Protect
Night
Freshen
Up
Outdoor
Hygiene
(Baby Protect+)
Downwear Wifi
Remote
Control
Bluetooth Gentle
Dry
Reverse
Drum
Bedding
3
4
5
2
6
7
8
1
20
Dryer / User manual
6.3. Preparation of
drying machine
• Plug the drying machine.
• Open the loading door.
• Remove any foreign material inside it.
• Place the laundry to the drying machine
without jamming them.
• Push and close the loading door.
NOTICE
Ensure that no
laundry is jammed to
the loading door.
Do not close the
loading door with
force.
• Select the desired program by using
On/Off/Program Selection button, the
machine will turn on.
Selecting the program with the On/
Off/Program Selection button does
not mean that the program started.
Press Start / Stand-by button to
start the program.
21
Dryer / User manual
6.4 Program selection and consumption chart
EN
Programmes Programme Description
Capacity (kg)
Spin speed in
washing machine
(rpm)
Drying Time
(minutes)
Cottons
You can dry your heat-resistant cotton textiles
with this programme. A drying setting suitable for
the thickness of the products to be dried and the
desired level of dryness should be selected.
9 1000 205
Cottons Eco
It dries single layer, casual cotton textiles in the
most economical way.
9 1000 190
Cottons Iron dry
You may dry your cotton laundry to be ironed in
this program to have them slightly damp for ease of
ironing. (Shirt, T-shirt, tablecloth, etc.)
9 1000 140
Synthetics
You can dry all your synthetic textiles with this
programme. A drying setting suitable for the level of
dryness you desire should be selected.
4 800 80
Mix
Use this programme to dry non-pigmenting
synthetic and cotton laundry items together.Sports
and fitness clothes may be dried with this program.
6 1000 175
WoolProtect
Use this programme to dry woolen garments such
as jumpers that are washed according to the
instructions.It is recomended that garments would
be removed at the end of the programme.
1,5 600 148
Night
In this programme the level of noise emitted to
the ambient will be the lowest.With this program
you can dry your cotton or synthetic blend clothes
quietly.
8 1000 240
Gentle Care
You may dry your delicate laundry or laundry with
hand wash symbol (silk blouses, thin underwear,
etc.) at low temperature in this program.
4 800 50
Time Program
You may select from time programmes between
10 and 160 minutes to achieve the desired drying
level at low temperature. In this programme, tumble
drier’s operation lasts for the set time independently
from the dryness of laundry.
- - -
Jeans
You may dry denim pants, skirts, shirts or jackets in
this program.
4 1200 130
Outdoor/Sports
Use it to dry your clothes made of synthetics,
cotton or mixed fabrics or waterproof products
such as functional jacket, raincoat etc. Turn them
inside out prior to drying.
2 1000 135
Duvet/Down Wear
You can dry your feather or fibre filled textile that
bears can be dried in drier label as a single piece of
laundry. You can dry double duvet, pillow or coats
as single piece of laundry. Dry your cloths such as
coats and jackets turned inside out.
- 800 165
Shirts
It dries the shirts in a more sensitive manner, and
causes less creasing and easier ironing.
1,5 1200 50
22
Dryer / User manual
* Above values have been specified under standard conditions. Consumption values may vary
from the values in the chart depending on laundry type, spin speed, ambient conditions and
voltage levels.
Express Use this program to have 2 shirts ready for ironing. 0,5 1200 30
Hygienic Drying
It is the programme that you can dry your washed
products you want to provide with extra hygiene
(baby clothes, underwear, towels, etc.). It provides
high hygiene for your textiles via heat effect.
5 800 200
Hygienic Refresh
You can use this programme for your dry clothes
and laundry that you want to provide with hygiene
without washing them. It provides high hygiene for
your dry textiles via heat effect.
1,5 - 120
Energy consumption values
Programmes Capacity (kg)
Spin speed in
washing machine
(rpm)
Approximate
amount of remaining
humidity
Energy consumption
value kWh
Cottons Eco* 9 1000 60% 1,38
Cottons Iron dry 9 1000 60% 1,15
Synthetics Cupboard Dry 4 800 40% 0,55
“If you regularly dry the 9 Kg maximum load of Cottons we suggest to connect the drain hose to prevent
the dryer stopping mid-cycle in order to empty the tank” (see Section “Connection to the drain”)
23
Dryer / User manual
EN
General Programs
Programmes Capacity (kg)
Program period
(hour:min)
Energy consumption (Kwh)
Cottons Eco 9 3:10 1,38
Cottons Eco 4,5 1:55 0,78
Cottons Iron dry 9 2:20 1,15
Cottons Iron dry 4,5 1:24 0,57
Cottons Cupboard Dry 9 3:25 1,49
Cottons Cupboard Dry 4,5 2:10 0,88
Cottons Cupboard Dry Plus 9 3:35 1,56
Cottons Cupboard Dry Plus 4,5 2:20 0,95
Cotton Cupboard Dry ++ 9 3:45 1,63
Cotton Cupboard Dry ++ 4,5 2:30 1,02
Synthetics Iron Dry 9 1:05 0,45
Synthetics Cupboard Dry 9 1:20 0,55
Synthetic Cupboard Dry + 9 1:30 0,62
Synthetic Cupboard Dry ++ 9 - -
GentleCare 2 0:50 0,48
Wool protect 1,5 2:28 1,35
The values given for the programs other than Eco are only indicative.
Different modes of operation
Power consumption (W)
Power off mode (W)
(if present)
Delayed operation
mode (W) (if present)
Stand-by mode (W) (if
present)
Stand-by mode with
connectivity function
(W) (if present)
0,30 4,00 - -
Acoustic airborne noise emission of drying cycle dB(A):
64
24
Dryer / User manual
6.5 Auxiliary functions
Dryness level
Dryness level button is used for adjusting to
desired dryness. Program time may change
depending on the selection.
You can activate this function only
prior to start of program.
Wrinkle prevention
You can turn on and off the wrinkle prevention
function by pressing the wrinkle prevention
selection button. If you will not take the
laundry out immediately after the program has
completed, you may use Wrinkle prevention
function to prevent wrinkling of your laundry.
Audible warning
Drying machine makes an audible warning
when the program is completed. Press the
“Audible Warning” button if you do not want
audible warning. When you press the audible
warning button, the light goes off and it does
not sound when the program is completed.
You can select this function before
the program starts or after the
program starts.
Low temperature
You can activate this function only prior to start
of a program. You can activate this function
if you want to dry your laundry at a lower
temperature. The program duration will be
longer after it becomes activated.
End time
You can delay the end time of the program up
to 24 hours with end time function.
1. Open the loading door and place the
laundry.
2. Select the drying program.
3. Press the End Time selection button and
set the delay time you wish. End time LED
turns on. (When pressed and hold the
button, End Time proceeds non-stop).
4. Press the Start / Stand-by button. End
Time countdown begins. The “:” sign in the
middle of displayed delay time flashes.
You can add or remove laundry
within end time. Displayed time is
the sum of normal drying time and
end time. End Time LED turns off at
the end of countdown, the drying
starts and the drying LED turns on.
Changing the end time
If you want to change the duration during the
countdown:
Pause the program and Turn the On/Off/
Program Selection button and cancel the
program. Select the desired program and
repeat the End Time selection.
Cancelling the end time function
If you want to cancel the end time countdown
and start the program immediately:
Pause the program and Turn the On/Off/
Program Selection button and cancel the
program. Select the desired program and press
the “Start/Pause” button.
Drum Light
You can turn on and off the drum light by
pressing this button. The light turns on when
the button is pressed and turns off after certain
time.
6.6 Warning indicators
Warning indicators may vary
depending on the model of your
drying machine.
Filter cleaning
When the program is completed, the warning
indicator for filter cleaning turns on.
Water tank
If the water tank fills up while the program
continues, the warning indicator starts flashing
and the machine goes into stand-by. In this
case, empty the water tank and start the
program by pressing the Start / Stand-by
button. Warning indicator turns off and program
resumes.
25
Dryer / User manual
Cleaning of filter drawer/
heat exchanger
Warning symbol flashes periodically to remind
that filter drawer must be cleaned.
6.7 Starting the program
Press the Start/Stand-by button to start the
program.
Start/Stand-by and Drying indicators turn on to
show that program started.
6.8 Child Lock
The drying machine has a child lock which
prevents the program flow from being
interrupted when the buttons are pressed
during a program. When the Child Lock is
activated, all buttons on the panel except
the On/Off/Program Selection button are
deactivated.
Press the Audible Warning button for 3
seconds in order to activate the child lock.
The child lock has to be deactivated to be
able to start a new program after the current
program is finished or to be able to interfere
with the program. To deactivate the child lock,
keep the same buttons pressed for 3 seconds.
When the child lock is activated,
the child lock warning indicator on
the screen turns on.
When the child lock is active:
The drying machine runs, or in stand-by state
the indicator symbols will not change upon
changing the position of the program selection
button.
When the drying machine is
operated and the child lock is
active, if the program selection
button is turned, a double beeping
noise will be heard. If the child lock
is deactivated before the program
selection button is turned to its
original place, the program will
be terminated since the program
selection button is displaced.
6.9 Changing the program
after it is started
You can change the program you selected to
dry your laundry with a different program after
the drying machine starts running.
• For example, Pause the program and turn
the On/Off/Program Selection button to
select the Extra Dry program in order to
select the Extra Dry program instead of
Ironing Dryness.
• Press the Start/Stand-by button to start
the program.
Adding and removing clothes during
stand-by
If you want to add or remove clothes to/from
the drying machine after the drying program
starts:
• Press the Start/Stand-by button to put
the drying machine in Stand-by state. The
drying operation stops.
• Open the loading door while in Stand-
by state, and close the door after you
remove or add laundry.
• Press the Start/Stand-by button to start
the program.
Adding laundry after the drying
operation starts may cause the
dried laundry inside the drying
machine to mix with wet laundry
and leave the laundry damp at the
end of operation.
Adding or removing laundry
during drying may be repeated as
many times as you wish. But this
operation continuously interrupts
the drying operation, and thus
increases program duration and
energy consumption. So, it is
recommended to add laundry
before the program starts.
If a new program is selected by
turning the program selection
button while the drying machine is
in stand-by, the running program
terminates.
26
Dryer / User manual
Do not touch the inner surface of
the drum while adding or removing
clothes during a continuing
program. The drum surface is hot.
6.10 Cancelling the program
If you want to cancel the program and
terminate the drying operation for any reason
after the drying machine starts running, Pause
the program and turn the On/Off/Program
Selection button; the program terminates.
The inside of the drying machine
shall be extremely hot when you
cancel the program during machine
operation, so run the refreshing
program to allow it to cool down.
6.11 End of program
When the program ends, the LED’s of End/
Wrinkle Prevention and Fibre Filter Cleaning
Warning on the program follow-up indicator
turn on. Loading door can be opened and
drying machine is ready for another operation.
Turn the On/Off/Program Selection button to
On/Off position in order to turn off the drying
machine.
If the Wrinkle Prevention mode
is active and the laundry is not
removed after the program is
completed, the wrinkle prevention
function activates for 2 hours to
prevent the laundry inside the
machine to get wrinkled. The
program tumbles the laundry with
10-minute intervals to prevent them
from wrinkling.
6.12 Odour feature
If your drying machine has odour feature, read
the ProScent manual to use this feature.
27
Dryer / User manual
7 Maintenance and cleaning
Read the “Safety Instructions” first!
7.1 Lint filters (internal and
external filters) / Cleaning
of the Interior Surface
of the Loading Door
The hair and fibres that are separated from
the laundry during drying process is collected
by the Lint filter. Insufficient cleaning of filters
can increase the drying duration and energy
consumption level.
Insufficient cleaning of filters can cause damp
laundries after drying cycle. While cleaning the
filters, in order to prevent microplastics from
spreading to the water system used, the dirt
and hair should be removed. While cleaning
the filters, the water should not be discharged
towards the drains.
After each drying cycle, clean the
lint filter and the inner surface of the
loading door.
NOTICE
Your drying machine has 2 lint filters
with one placed inside the other. Do
not operate the product without the
lint filters.
To clean the lint filter:
• Open the loading door.
• Hold the first part (inner filter) of the two part
lint filter and remove it by pulling it upwards.
• Remove the second part (outer filter) by
pulling it upwards.
Ensure that hair, fibre and cotton
balls do not fall into the slot where
the filters are installed.
• Open both of the lint filters (outer and inner)
and remove the fibres with your hands or
with the brush on the air deflector. You can
clean the hair in the filters with a vacuum
cleaner.
28
Dryer / User manual
• Insert the lint filters on one another and
place it back in its place.
• Clean the inner surface of the loading door
and the gasket with a soft damp cloth or the
brush on the air deflector.
7.2 Cleaning the sensor
The drying machine has humidity sensors that
detect whether the laundry is dry.
To clean the sensors:
Open the drying machine loading door.
If the machine is hot due to drying operation,
wait until it cools.
Clean the metal surfaces of the sensor with a
soft cloth dampened with vinegar and then dry.
Clean the metal surfaces of the
sensor 4 times a year.
Do not use metal tools to clean the
sensors’ metal surfaces.
Due to fire and explosion hazard, do
not use solutions, cleaning materials
or similar tools to clean sensors.
29
Dryer / User manual
7.3 Emptying the water tank
During drying, the moisture is removed from
the laundry and condensed, then the water
is accumulated in the water tank. Empty the
water tank after each drying session.
Condensed water is not potable
water!
Do not remove the water tank as a
program is running!
If you do not empty the water tank, during the
next drying sessions the machine will stop
operating due to the water tank being full and a
Water Tank warning icon will blink. In this case
empty the water tank and to continue drying
operation, press the Start / Stand-by button.
To drain the water tank:
Pull the water tank out from its drawer carefully.
Drain the water in the tank.
Remove the water tank in the drawer or the
kickplate carefully.
If lint builds up in the funnel on the water tank,
remove it under running water.
Place back the water tank.
If direct discharge option is used,
water tank is not required to be
drained.
7.4 Cleaning the condenser
The hair and the fibre that are not collected by
the lint filter accumulates on the metal surface
of the condenser behind the air deflector. These
fibres shall be cleaned regularly.
If the condenser cleaning icon blinks, check
the metal surface. If there is any fibre, clean it. It
must be checked at least every 6 months.
Open the toe board
by pulling its button.
Move the latches to
open the air deflector
lid.
Pull the brush to the
left to remove it. You
can use the cleaning
brush to clean
filter, condensing
metal surface and
accumulated fibre on
the door.
The cleaning brush is inside the
documentation bag. Get your
brush from the documentation bag
and insert it to its place on the air
deflector to store it.
30
Dryer / User manual
Clean the fibre on the
metal surface of the
condenser with damp
cloth or the brush on
the air deflector in
up - down direction.
Do not clean with
left - right direction
since it will damage
the metal plates of the
condenser.
You can use a
vacuum cleaner with
a brush for cleaning.
If the vacuum cleaner
does not have
a brush, it is not
recommended to be
used for condenser
cleaning.
After cleaning the
filter, door and the
condenser, drag the
brush to the right and
lock it in its place.
After the cleaning
process is completed,
place the air deflector
cover to its place,
move the latches to
close it and close the
toe board.
You can clean by hand, provided
you wear protective gloves. Do not
try to clean with bare hands. The
condenser fins may damage your
hands. Cleaning from left to right
may damage the condenser fins.
This may lead to drying issues.
When the air deflector cover is
removed, it is normal to have water
at the plastic section in front of the
condenser.
If you see fibre
accumulation on the
fan cover and the toe
board, remove with a
cloth.
Do not have weight
on the toe board
when it is open.
NOTICE
Do not use abrasive materials or
steel wool to clean the drum.
31
Dryer / User manual
8 Troubleshooting
The drying takes too long.
Lint filter (interior and exterior filters) pores may be clogged. >>> Can be cleaned with vacuum cleaner.
The front side of the condenser may be clogged. >>> Clean the front of the condenser.
The ventilation grills in front of the machine might be closed. >>> Remove any object in front of the
ventilation grills that blocks ventilation.
Ventilation may be insufficient if the dryer is installed in a small space. Open the door or windows to
prevent the room temperature from rising very high.
If there is a humidity sensor;
Limescale may have accumulated on the humidity sensor. >>> Clean the humidity sensor.
The machine may be overloaded with laundry. >>> Do not load the drying machine excessively.
The laundry may not have been spun enough. >>> Spin at a higher speed in the washing machine.
The laundry comes out damp after drying.
The right program for the type of laundry might not have been used. >>> Check the care labels on the
laundry and select a program ideal for the kind of laundry or use longer programs.
Lint filter (interior and exterior filters) pores may be clogged. >>> Can be cleaned with vacuum cleaner.
The front side of the condenser may be clogged. >>> Clean the front of the condenser.
The machine may be overloaded with laundry. >>> Do not load the drying machine excessively.
The laundry may not have been spun enough. >>> Spin at a higher speed in the washing machine.
Drying machine does not turn on or program cannot be started. The dryer does not turn on when set.
The power plug may not be plugged in. >>> Make sure the power plug is plugged in.
The loading door may be left open. >>> Make sure that the loading door is properly closed.
The program may not have been set or the Start / Pause button may not have been pressed. >>> Make
sure that the program is set and it is not in Standby position.
Child lock may be activated. >>> Turn off the child lock.
The program was interrupted for no reason.
The loading door might not be closed properly. >>> Make sure that the loading door is properly closed.
There might be a power outage. >>> Press the Start / Standby / Cancel button to start the program.
The water tank may be full. >>> Empty the water tank.
Laundry shrunk, matted or spoiled.
The right program for the type of laundry may not have been used. Check the maintenance labels on the
clothes and select a program suitable for the clothes.
Water is flowing from the loading door.
Lint might have gathered on the inner surfaces of the loading door and on the surfaces of the loading door
gasket. >>> Clean the inner surfaces of the loading door and the loading door gasket surfaces.
The loading door opens by itself.
The loading door might not be closed properly. >>> Push the loading door until the closing sound is
heard.
The water tank warning symbol is on/flashing.
The water tank may be full. >>> Empty the water tank.
The water discharge hose might have folded. If the product is connected directly to the water drain check
the water discharge hose.
The lighting inside the drying machine does not turn on. (in models with lamps)
The drying machine might not have been turned on by the On/Off button. >>> Check that the drying
machine is turned on.
Lamp might be broken. >>> Contact Authorized Service to replace the lamp.
32
Dryer / User manual
Anti-Wrinkle icon or light is lit.
An anti-wrinkle program that prevents the laundry in the dryer from creasing may be activated. >>> Turn
the drier off and remove the laundry.
Fiber filter cleaning icon is lit
Lint filters (interior and exterior filters) may be unclean. >>> Can be cleaned with vacuum cleaner.
A layer may be formed in the lint filter pores, leading to clogging. >>> Can be cleaned with vacuum
cleaner.
A layer may be formed in the lint filter (inner and outer filters) pores that leads to clogging.<<Can be cleaned with
vacuum cleaner.>>
Lint filters might not be in place. >>> Insert the interior and exterior filters into their places.
Eco-friendly filter cloth may not be installed on the plastic part, and the front of the condenser may have
clogged.>>>Install the eco-friendly filter to the plastic part and place it on the filter housing.
Eco-friendly filters may not have been replaced, although the warning symbol is illuminated. “Replace your filter.”
The machine gives an audible warning,
Lint filters might not be in place. >>> Insert the interior and exterior filters into their places.
Filters of the machine might not have been installed.>>> Install the lint filters (internal and external) or the
environmentally-friendly filter in their housing.
The condenser warning icon is flashing.
Condenser front may be clogged with fibres. >>> Clean the front of the condenser.
Lint filters might not be in place. >>> Insert the interior and exterior filters into their places.
The lighting inside the drying machine turns on. (in models with lamps)
If the drying machine is plugged to the power outlet, the On/Off button is pressed and the door is open;
the light turns on. >>> Unplug the drying machine or bring the On/Off button to Off position.
Wi-Fi icon flashes continuously. (HomeWhiz Function models)
>>> The product may not be connected to the wireless network. Follow the instructions to connect to the network.
The device the appliance uses to connect to the network may be faulty. Check it. The appliance might not be
connected to the network due to being out of wi-fi range.
Check the steps below if you see "F L t" on the screen.
The filters may be dirty. Clean the internal and external filters
In the loading door area, if you are using the inner and outer dual filters. >>> Make sure that both filters are installed.
The front side of the condenser may be dirty. >>> Open and check the kick zone and make sure it is clean.
Check out the Maintenance and Cleaning section.
The foreign objects, if any, should be removed from the drying machine drum,
If the problem persists after following the instructions in this section, contact your vendor or an Authorized
Service. Never attempt to repair a malfunctioning product yourself.
If you experience a problem with any part of your appliance, you can request a replacement by consulting
the nearest authorised service with the appliance model number.
Operating the appliance with non-genuine parts may cause it to malfunction.
The manufacturer and distributor are not responsible for malfunctions caused by non-genuine parts.
9 Waiver Warning
Some (simple) malfunctions can be fixed by the end-user without creating any safety
issues or leading to unsafe operation provided these instructions are followed. (See the
“I Want to Fix it Myself” Section.) Therefore, other than the parts in the “I Want to Fix it
Myself” section that end-users are allowed to fix themselves, having the appliance fixed
at an authorised service station is recommended in order to prevent safety issues and
to maintain the Point product warranty.
9.1 I want to fix it myself
The repairs made by end-users may include the following spare parts. Loading door, door
seal, door handles, door locking mechanism and hinges, lint filters, air filters, peripheral plastic
parts, condenser tank. (You can find a current list of spare parts at https://.................... as of
1 March 2021.) Furthermore, be sure to carry out your repairs by following the instructions at
https://.................... to ensure product safety and prevent serious injury. For your safety, unplug
the product first before making any repairs. Point cannot be held responsible for safety issues that
may arise because of repair work or attempted repairs on parts other than those on the current
spare parts list or found at the https://.................... address and carried out by end-users not
following the instructions in the user manuals or found at the https://.................... address. Such
cases will void the Point warranty. We therefore strongly advise end-users to refrain from repairing
parts other than the spare parts specified above and to apply to the authorised service station
when required.
These kinds of repairs carried out by end-users can lead to safety issues, damage the product,
and cause fires, flooding, electrocution and serious injury. Not limited to those listed above, the
following parts must be repaired by the authorised station. Motor, pump, motherboard, motor
board, screen card, etc. The manufacturer/seller cannot be held responsible for any situation
caused by end-users not following what is written above. The repairs made by end-users may
include the following spare parts. Loading door, door seal, door handles, door locking mechanism
and hinges, lint filters, air filters, peripheral plastic parts, condenser tank. (You can find a current list
of spare parts at https://.................... as of 1 March 2021.) Furthermore, be sure to carry out your
repairs by following the instructions at https://.................... to ensure product safety and prevent
serious injury. For your safety, unplug the product first before making any repairs. Point cannot be
held responsible for safety issues that may arise because of repair work or attempted repairs on
parts other than those on the current spare parts list or found at the https://.................... address
and carried out by end-users not following the instructions in the user manuals or found at the
https://.................... address. Such cases will void the Point warranty. We therefore strongly advise
end-users to refrain from repairing parts other than the spare parts specified above and to apply to
the authorised service station when required. These kinds of repairs carried out by end-users can
lead to safety issues, damage the product, and cause fires, flooding, electrocution and serious
injury. Not limited to those listed above, the following parts must be repaired by the authorised
station. Motor, pump, motherboard, motor board, screen card, etc. The manufacturer/seller
cannot be held responsible for any situation caused by end-users not following what is written
above.
