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Rinnai 7 Dry-Soft® RD-400/600AU Operation Manual
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
CLEANING THE LINT FILTER
The lint filter should be cleaned after every drying
cycle. Regular cleaning is important to maintain drying
efficiency.
The 'CLEAN FILTER' indicator illuminates when
the lint filter is too blocked and requires cleaning.
A alarm will also sound after operation stops for 5
minutes or until the dryer door is opened, whichever
comes first.
If the lint filter is not cleaned, the appliance will
eventually stop operating and an 'error' code will show
on the digital display . Refer to the Trouble
Shooting section on page 10 for details.
Clean the lint filter as follows:
Reach inside the drum of the dryer and remove the
lint pocket/filter from the dryer by pulling on the four
finger slots of the lint pocket/filter.
Separate the lint filter from the lint pocket by pulling
apart as shown.
Remove any lint from the lint filter by using your
hands, a soft cloth or a soft brush as shown. If
removal of the lint proves difficult, the lint filter may
also be cleaned with the assistance of COLD water
and a soft cloth or brush.
If water is used to clean the lint filter, then
it MUST BE thoroughly dried before it can
be re-installed.
Place the lint filter back into the lint pocket, before
attempting to push lint pocket and lint filter back
together ensure that the slotted ring of the lint filter
is forward most.
CLEANING THE BACK FILTER
The back filter is located inside the drum behind
the lint pocket/filter. It should be cleaned after every
drying cycle. It can usually be cleaned without
removal by using a soft cloth or brush.
Ensure dust removed from the back filter
does not remain in the drum.
If removal is required for cleaning, loosen the two
white plastic screws by hand or with the aid of a
phillip’s screw driver.
When re-inserting the back filter, align the holes in
the back filter to those in the back of the drum as
shown, insert the two white plastic screws and
hand tighten.
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