Zanussi TCS 65W User manual

INSTRUCTION BOOKLET

TUMBLE DRYER

TCS 65W

822 90 12-93

It is most important that this instruction book should be retained with the appliance for future

reference. Should the appliance be sold or transferred to another owner, or should you move house

and leave the appliance, always ensure that the book is supplied with the appliance in order that the

new owner can get to know the functioning of the appliance and the relevant warnings.

These warnings have been provided in the interest of safety. You MUST read them carefully before

installing or using the appliance.

Installation

■Any electrical work required to install this appliance

should be carried out by a qualified electrician or a

competent person.

■It is dangerous to alter the specifications or modify

this product in any way.

■Care must be taken to ensure that the appliance does

not stand on the electrical supply cable.

■This appliance must be installed in a clean, dry

environment. Cabinet damage, which is not covered

by guarantee, could result if this recommendation is

not followed.

Child Safety

■This machine is designed to be operated by adults.

Children must not be allowed to tamper with the

controls or play with the product.

■Keep all packaging well away for children.

■Pets and children have been known to climb into

tumble dryers. Check your drum before use.

During Use

■Always switch off and unplug the appliance after use.

■Care must be taken when removing or replacing the

condensor as it can be awkward and heavy.

■This product should be serviced by an authorised

Zanussi Service Centre, and only genuine Zanussi

spare parts should be used.

■Do not overload the appliance.

■Never tumble dry items that have had contact with

chemicals such as dry cleaning fluid. These are of a

volatile nature and could cause an explosion.

■Fluff filter must be cleaned after every use.

■Do not operate the appliance with a damaged filter or

with no filter at all, as this may cause a fire.

■Clean the condenser regularly.

■Do not allow fluff to accumulate around the dryer.

■As some bulky items such as duvets and eiderdowns

should be dried in large commercial machines because

of their bulk, check with the manufacturer of the item if

it is suitable for drying in a domestic machine, even if

the dry weight of the item is within the limit advised.

■Under no circumstances should you attempt to repair

the machine yourself. Repairs carried out by

inexperienced persons may cause injury or serious

malfunctioning. Refer to your local Zanussi Service

Centre. Always insist on genuine Zanussi spare parts.

Environmental Information

■Materials marked with the symbol are

recyclable.

■When the appliance is to be scrapped, cut off the

power supply cable and make the door closing

device unusable to prevent young children from

being trapped inside.

■Help to keep your country tidy - use authorised

disposal sites for your old appliance.

Important Safety Information

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For the user

Important safety information 2

Description of the appliance 4-5

Instructions for use

Before you use the dryer for the first time 6

Capacity 6

Examples of laundry item weights 6

Program chart

Which program should I use 7

General washing and drying information

Sorting 8

Spinning (water extraction) 8

Getting the load size right 8

Fluff 8

Shrinkage 8

Items which should not be tumble dried 8

Regular care of your tumble dryer

The filters 9

The condenser 9

Emptying the water tank 10

Something not working 11

Service and spare parts 12

Customer Care 12

Guarantee Conditions 13

For the installer

Installation instructions 14-17

Technical specifications 14

Consumption according to the IEC 1121

international standard 14

Choosing where to install the dryer 15

Worktop installation 15

Electrical supply 15

Wall mounting 16

Electrical connection 17

Guide to use the instruction book

The following symbols will be found in the text to guide you throughout the instructions:

Safety instructions

Step by step instructions

Hints and tips

Contents

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TCS 65W

Description of the appliance

MADE IN SWEDEN

TYPE

PROD. NO.

SER. NO.

FD XX

XX XX

MOD.

XXXXXXXXX

xxxxxxxx

M170 W

1850 W

XXX V~ 2020 W 50 Hz

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1. Door Latch (push the knob to the right to open)

2. Space for programme chart

(Self-adhesive label)

Choose the language you require and attach the

chart to a suitable place on the dryer.

3. Control panel with indicator lights

• Lights

A. Indicates the dryer is running

B. Indicates that the water tank is full

• On/off timer knob

C. Turn this knob in a clockwise direction to start the

dryer and set both the drying time and the drying

temperature.

High heat: The timer indicates 20 mins - 120 mins

for cotton/linen.

Low heat: The time indicates 20 mins - 80 mins

for synthetics.

The last 8 - 12 minutes of each drying cycle is a

cool down phase.

4. Warm air discharge

5. Adjustable feet

If the dryer is not being wall mounted the feet need

to be adjusted so that the dryer is level.

6. Air ducts - These should not be obstructed

7. Filters (The fluff filter is behind the coarse filter.)

Should be cleaned before or after each load. The

fluff filter is behind the coarse filter and can be

removed for cleaning.

8. Condenser

This is built into the door and needs to be cleaned

at regular intervals.

9. Water tank

This fills up with the water condensed by the dryer,

and should be emptied before or after each load.

When the tank is full, warning light (B) will come

on and the dryer will stop automatically. Itcannot be

restarted until the tank has been emptied.

10. Drum

11. Rating plate

12. Electrical lead

13. Non-tip device

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Before you use the dryer for the first

time

Dampen some clean pieces of unwanted cloth and dry

them for about 15 minutes the very first time, to make sure

that there is no dust or dirt in the dryer.

1. Check that the dryer is connected to the

electrical supply.

2. Open the door by pushing the knob to the right

(A).

3. Check that the lint filter (B) is clean and that the

coarse filter (C) is lowered and has snapped into

place.

4. Check that the water tank (D) is empty and

pushed correctly into place.

5. Put the load for drying into the machine. Make

sure that it is right inside the drum. Do not mix

synthetics with natural materials.

6. Close the door.

7. According to the type of load, turn the on/off

timer knob (E) to start the dryer and choose a

suitable drying time on either the Cotton or the

Synthetics time scale.

Capacity (dry items)

Cotton max. 3.5 kg

Synthetics max. 1.5 kg

Examples of laundry item weights

(dry items)

Here is a list of common laundry items and their

approximate weights

Sheet 700 to 1000g

Pillowcase 100 to 200g

Tablecloth 400 to 500g

Table Napkin 50 to 100g

Kitchen Towel 70 to 120g

Linen Hand Towel 100 to 150g

Hand Towel 150 to 250g

Bath Towel 700 to 1000g

Bathrobe 100 to 1500g

Shirt 200 to 300g

Apron 150 to 200g

The best and most economical load is the maximum

indicated for the different types of fabric.

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Instructions for use

MADE IN SWEDEN

TYPE

PROD. NO.

SER. NO.

FD XX

XX XX

MOD.

XXXXXXXXX

xxxxxxxx

M170 W

1850 W

XXX V~ 2020 W 50 Hz

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Which program should I use?

Timed drying

This program chart is designed to help you dry your laundry correctly. The program/timer knob has two different

sections, each with its own drying temperature and time scale:

is used to represent cotton. Here you can set the dryer for up to 120 minutes, because cotton and thick

non-synthetic fabrics need longer to dry.

is used to represent synthetic fabrics and delicate items. Because these are more sensitive than cotton, they

need a lower drying temperature. Here you can set the dryer for up to 80 minutes.

Do not overdry your laundry. It can make it difficult to iron, and harsher to the touch, besides wasting energy.

During the last 8-12 minutes of each program, the load is cooled to reduce the risk of creasing.

COTTON DRYING TIME 0 - 120 MIN

Spun at approx. 800 rpm

Type of laundry How dry? before loading into dryer

Cottons Cupboard dry 3.5 kg 95 - 110 min

Towelling (Terry) 2 kg 75 - 85 min

Sheets 1 kg 45 - 55 min

Towels

Iron dry 3.5 kg 80 - 95 min

(for ironing) 2 kg 60 - 75 min

1 kg 35 - 45 min

SYNTHETICS DRYING TIME 0 -80 MIN

Type of laundry How dry? Spun at approx. 800 rpm

Items which need a reduced before loading into dryer

drying temperature

Delicate items Cupboard dry 1.5 kg 70 - 80 min

Heat-sensitive items 0.7 kg 30 - 40 min

(see garment care label)

Iron dry 1.5 kg 55 - 65 min

(for ironing) 0.7 kg 25 - 35 min

If the laundry is spun at less than 800 rpm, the residual dampness will be higher and consequently the

drying time should be increased. If the laundry is spun at 1000 rpm or higher the residual dampness will be

lower and consequently the drying time can be reduced.

Program chart

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Sorting

Always sort loads for drying according to the type of

textile (check the care labels) and how much you want to

dry them. Load items loosely into the drum. Do up zip

fasteners and tie loose ribbons, tapes or fabric belts.

Close any tapes or fasteners on duvet covers and pillow

cases to prevent smaller items from getting trapped

inside.

Spinning (water extraction)

Loads should be well spun. The higher the spin speed,

the faster your tumble dryer will dry the load, and the

more energy-efficient the whole process will be. Do not

tumble dry dripping wet garments.

Getting the load size right

An overloaded tumble dryer will cause creasing. Drying

loads which are too small is uneconomical.

Fluff

The first time you use the tumble dryer, you will

probably be surprised at the amount of fluff produced.

This is perfectly normal, and does not mean that your

tumble dryer is wearing out your clothes. When

garments are worn and washed by hand or machine,

fibres and fluff are released, but remain on the surface of

the material. If dried outdoors on a line these fibres will

be blown away by the wind. In a tumble dryer the fluff is

collected in the filter and accumulates through the drying

process.

Shrinkage

To avoid shrinking, garments should not be overdried.

Always check the care labels on your fabrics.

Items which should not be tumble

dried

Items which are especially delicate, such as curtains of

synthetic fabric, woollen garments, silk, textiles with a

metal component, nylon socks/stockings.Garments made

mostly from foam rubber or rubber-like materials must

NOT be dried in the tumble dryer.

Obviously, you must not dry garments in the

machine which are unsuitable for tumble

drying. These are usually labelled with this

symbol.

Garments which have been treated with

flammable liquids (benzine, alcohol, stain

removal products) should not be dried in the

tumble dryer on account of the risk of fire.

Always follow the recommendations of the

garment/item manufacturer.

Tumble drying beneficial

Do not tumble dry

Dry flat

General washing and drying information

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The filters

For your tumble dryer to function properly, the filters need

to be cleaned before or after every load dried. To clean

them:

1. Open the door.

2. Open the coarse filter upwards (Fig. A).

3. Brush the fluff off the fluff filter (Fig. B), which is

under the coarse filter. Sometimes you may need to

remove the fluff filter to clean it on both sides.

Make sure that you put the fluff filter back

correctly after cleaning, before closing the coarse

filter.

Never start the dryer unless the fluff filter is clean

and correctly in place. Do not use the dryer if the

fluff filter is damaged (this could cause overheating).

The condenser

As in all types of tumble dryer, the air circulated through

the dryer picks up fluff. As a result, some fluff will

accumulate in the condenser, so it needs to be cleaned

occasionally. To clean the condenser:

1. Open the door and open the coarse filter upwards.

2. Remove the fluff filter and close the coarse filter

again.

3. Grasp the recesses at the top of the condenser with

your fingers and use your thumbs to press against the

door (Fig. C & D). The condenser will come free,

allowing you to lift it outwards/ upwards. Be careful

not to damage the sensitive aluminium section.

4. Turn it upside down, and clean it on both sides using

a vacuum cleaner. Remove the red drain plug on the

lower edge of the condenser (Fig E). Lay the

condenser flat and fill it with water through the filter

opening. Now leave the condenser to soak in

water for about five minutes, then spray hot water

through it (e.g. with a hand-held shower) from

both sides (Fig. F). Dry the condenser carefully

afterwards. Don’t forget to put back the red drain

plug (Fig. G).

5. Put the condenser back in the dryer. Make sure

that its base is lined up in the slots in the condenser

cavity inside the dryer door. Press the condenser

carefully into place until you feel and hear a

gentle “snap”. Put back the fluff filter and close

the coarse filter.

Regular care of your tumble dryer

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Emptying the water tank

A warning light on the control panel will come on

when it is time to empty the water tank. If it is operating

when this happens, the dryer will stop automatically

until the tank is emptied. It is a good idea to get into the

habit of emptying the tank either before or after each

load.

To empty the tank:

1. Open the door.

2. Pull out the tank (Fig. A).

3. Open the tank lid and pour the water out (Fig. B).

4. Close the lid and push the tank back into place.

Press it home until you can feel that it is

properly “engaged” in place.

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