Page 3 - CONTENTS
3 CONTENTS THIS USER MANUAL 4 IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION 5 FOR A GOOD ENVIRONMENT 6 Packaging materials 6 Management of end-of-life drying cabinet 6 DESCRIPTION OF THE DRYING CABINET 7 Air flow in the cabinet 8 CONTROL PANEL 9 Function of the button 9 Display 9 Language setting 10 PLACEMENT 11 UNP...
Page 4 - THIS USER MANUAL
4 The contents of this user manual describe function , operation and optimisation of drying programmes , as well as instruc- tions for installation and maintenance . Alongside the User Manual there is a Service Manual. THIS USER MANUAL
Page 5 - IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION; Applicable to installation in the EU; Children must not play with the appliance.; Applicable to installation in countries outside the EU; The drying cabinet must be installed and kept indoors.; This equipment is intended only to be used to dry fabrics
5 IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION Applicable to installation in the EU The drying cabinet can be used by children over the age of 8 and persons (including children) with various disabilities or inadequate experience and knowledge, provided they are kept under supervision or are given instructions o...
Page 6 - FOR A GOOD ENVIRONMENT; PACKAGING MATERIALS
6 FOR A GOOD ENVIRONMENT PACKAGING MATERIALS The packaging that protects the drying cabinet against damage in transit has been chosen with concern for the environment in mind and is therefore recyclable. Packaging that is returned to the material cycle means reduced consumption of raw materials and ...
Page 7 - DESCRIPTION OF THE DRYING CABINET
7 DESCRIPTION OF THE DRYING CABINET The ASKO DC7784HP and DC7794HP dry-ing cabinets operate according to the heat pump principle with a dehumidifier instead of a conventional hot-air unit. As a result, the washing is dried at lower heat and with substantially lower energy consumption. The cabinet is...
Page 8 - AIR FLOW IN THE CABINET; NB
8 AIR FLOW IN THE CABINET Air return after dehumidi fi cation Enters a duct in the back of the drying cabinet Air intake in 6 rows of holes Cleaning fi lter below the shoe rack Dehumidi fi er _____________________________ NB Make sure that shoes and similar items do not block the airflow. __________...
Page 9 - FUNCTION OF THE BUTTON; CONTROL PANEL; DISPLAY
9 ON / OFF OK/START/STOP UP ARROW DOWN ARROW FUNCTION OF THE BUTTON ON-OFF The display is lit and shows the last programme used OK/START/STOP Confirms selection of programme, functions and settings. If the setting flashes, it must be confirmed or changed using the ARROW keys and/ or OK. The...
Page 10 - LANGUAGE SETTING
10 CONTROL PANEL 1 Make sure that the main ON/OFF switch on the drying cabinet is off. The display is unlit. 2 H o l d d o w n t h e U P A R ROW a n d DOWN ARROW buttons and press the ON/OFF switch to the ”ON” posi- tion. The display lights up and on the top row shows “P105” flashing, which is the p...
Page 11 - PLACEMENT; nation
11 A 595 665 PLACEMENT There must be an earthed socket within a distance of 2 m from the lower part of the drying cabinet. The drying cabinet has a 2 m long earthed lead with a plug connect-ed at the bottom. The power socket should be located such that there is no need for an extension cable. It...
Page 12 - Complete delivery must include:; ASSEMBLY KIT; UNPACKING
12 2x Screw TRX 5x45 fzk for wall mounting 4x Screw MRT 5x20 for the fi xing bracket 2x Plastic plug 2x Bracket for wall attachment 1.5 m Plastic hose 10 x 13 1x Nipple for water hose Hand brush for fi lter 2x Clothes hanger rack ____________________________________ Check to make sure that the produ...
Page 13 - REHANGING OF DOOR; Rehanging kit
13 4 3 2 1 REHANGING OF DOOR 1 Detach the two screws holding the outer roof. The screws are located beneath the blind plugs (1). as illustrated, and remove the roof. 2 Remove the protective cover (2) on the upper hinge and separate the door cable (3) from the connector (4). Thread the cable through ...
Page 14 - Reconnection in the door
14 5 6 7 Reconnection in the door 5 Lay the door down with the inside facing up on a non-damaging surface. 6 D e t a c h t h e i n n e r p l a t e (5) with magnetic strips, g l ov e h a n g e rs a n d , i f applicable, door hangers . Screws are beneath the magnetic strips. Move the insulation into p...
Page 15 - Lay the door in position
15 Lay the door in position 10 Before laying the door in position, remove the lower hinge with pin and washer and lay it aside. Screw back the fixing bolts as they con-tribute to the stability of the cabinet. 11 Lay the door in position and intro- duce the control cable through the slot in the new u...
Page 16 - Transfer the door handle; Raise the cabinet
16 9 14 Transfer the hinge to the o t h e r s i d e . T h e h i n g e must be mirror-inverted and the hinge pin must be unscrewed and refitted on the other side of the hinge. Make sure that the hinge pin is tightened fi rmly. Transfer the door handle 15 Transfer the handle (9) to the other side. Fit...
Page 17 - CONDENSATION WATER; collected in a detachable; a hose to the floor drain.; DETACHABLE WATER TANK
17 CONDENSATION WATER Condensation water may be removed in two ways, collected in a detachable water tank or via a hose to the floor drain. DETACHABLE WATER TANK _____________________________ NB The water tank is designed to be suffi-ciently large for a complete wash by a comfortable margin. But mak...
Page 18 - CONNECTION TO FLOOR DRAIN
18 1 Carefully pull the upper part of the hose out around 2 - 3 cm. 2 Trim the hose in the middle of the opening. 3 Install the new drain hose with the nipple supplied in the assembly kit as illustrated. Push the hose on without hose clips. 4 Position the drain hose in one of the recesses in the she...
Page 19 - RECONNECTION TO WATER TANK
19 5 Route the drain hose to the drain. 6 If the drain is higher than the outlet on the cabinet, make sure that the hose runs to the floor in an arc and forms a trap. There is otherwise a risk of the condensation water flowing back to the tray when the pump is not working. This may cause the tray to...
Page 20 - INSTALLATION; POSITIONING/ATTACHMENT; LEVELLING; be level on; two angle; CAUTION
20 INSTALLATION POSITIONING/ATTACHMENT LEVELLING The drying cabinet must be level on a flat surface , resting on all four feet. Adjust the adjustable feet from the outside. ATTACHMENT TO WALL The cabinet must be attached to a wall to prevent tipping over. The assembly kit includes two angle brackets...
Page 21 - ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
21 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION The drying cabinet must be connected to a 230 V single-phase 50 Hz and pro-tectively earthed wall socket. The drying cabinet is supplied ready for connection with a cable and an earthed plug. ________________________________The drying cabinet should be connected to an earthe...
Page 23 - OPERATION
23 OPERATION There are three sections with hangers in the cabinet. Each section has a number of rails for hanging items to dry. Hang the items in the drying cabinet according to how much space they require - not according to their weight. Fold up the two bottom hanger sections if long items are ...
Page 24 - USER TIPS
24 USER TIPS Always following the washing instructions on the item of clothing if present. If a fabric conditioner or anti-static agent is used, follow the manufacturer's instructions for use of this product. Remove washing that it is already dry. This will reduce drying time for remaining was...
Page 25 - DRYING PROGRAMMES; SELECTION OF DRYING PROGRAMME; CHILD LOCK; FUNCTION OF THE CHILD LOCK
25 DRYING PROGRAMMES The drying cabinet is equipped with two automatic programmes for the drying process: NORMAL DRY EXTRA DRY The programmes automatically close the drying process when the fabrics are dry. SELECTION OF DRYING PROGRAMME NORMA DRY – Used for drying of items of normal thickness....
Page 26 - STARTING DRYING PROGRAMME; “ON”
26 STARTING DRYING PROGRAMME LAST USED DRYING PROGRAMME Press the on/off switch to the “ON” position - Indicated by the display lighting up and showing the last run programme. If you want this, press START/STOP. Or select another drying programme by stepping through with the buttons ARROW UP or AR...
Page 27 - END OF PROGRAMME; “end”; ENDING DRYING PROGRAMME; “close door”
27 END OF PROGRAMME When the cool-down period has ended, the drying process is finished, and the display shows the text “end” (flashing). When the START/STOP button is then pressed, the current programme ends and the display shows the last used programme. ENDING DRYING PROGRAMME To interrupt a dry...
Page 28 - SETTING OF DRYING PROGRAMME; INTRODUCTION
28 SETTING OF DRYING PROGRAMME There are ways of optimising the two automatic programmes of the drying cabinet for best possible results. The setting is adjusted on the control panel for the programme concerned. Adjustments must be made if it is found that the Washing does not dry sufficiently. ...
Page 29 - PROGRAMMING MODE
29 + p105 OFF ON + Setting to optimise the drying cabinet's automatic programme is done using the buttons on the control panel when the drying cabinet is in programming mode. RETURN TO OPERATING MODE To return to operating mode, press DOWN ARROW and then OK. PROCEDURE 1 Step through to the relevant ...
Page 30 - OFF; PARAMETER LIST; RESTORING TO FACTORY SETTING
30 + OFF + Pa r a m e -ter Name Factory pre-set Min value Max value Designates P105 Language 1 0 7 1=Swedish Setting see page 10 P115 Child lock On/Off 0 0 1 0 = Child lock OFF 1 = Child lock ON P2071 Extra dry 30 0 60 Control EXTRA DRY drying programme P2072 Normal dry 27 20 70 Control NORMAL DRY d...
Page 31 - CARE; CLEANING; REPLACEMENT PART
31 CARE CLEANING ____________________________ NB A replacement lead may be installed o n l y b y t h e m a n u f a c t u r e r , t h emanufacturer’s service agent or other qualified electrician. ___________________________________ Clean the walls of the cabinet with a mild soap solution on a damp cl...
Page 32 - SERVICE; Before contacting Service,
32 ASKO DC 7794HP Name of the drying cabinetArticle numberSerial number (12 digits) SERVICE Before contacting Service, you should find out the name, article number and serial number of the drying cabinet. This information can be found on the drying cabinet located inside the cabinet. Identi fi catio...
Page 33 - TROUBLESHOOTING
33 Questions Action The drying cabinet is not working. 1. Check that the mains lead is connected to a power socket.2. Check that no fuse has tripped.3. Have you pressed the start button?4. Is the door closed?5. Is the water tank in place and emptied? The display shows Check water tank 1. Empty the w...
Page 35 - LIST OF ERROR CODES
35 LIST OF ERROR CODES No. Name Description ERROR 03 Fault on moisture sensor Sensor is outside its measurement rangeContact Service. ERROR 04 Max time process Max time for drying process exceeded (pre-set value 240 min can be changed with parameter P 2073). ERROR 06 Check water pump Water level in ...
Page 36 - TECHNICAL DATA; Capacity of main fan:; This product contains fluorinated greenhouse gases.; Type of refrigerant:; Hermetically sealed.
36 TECHNICAL DATA Capacity: 5.0 kg laundry (cotton) Dewatering capacity: 22 g/min Electrical supply: Single-phase 220 - 240 V, 50 Hz, 10 A Power: 900 W Capacity of main fan: 945 m³/h (free blow) Capacity of sub-fan: 160 m³/h (free blow) Hanging length: 16 metres Dimensions: DC7784HP: Height 1840 mm ...
Page 37 - MANUFACTURING STANDARDS; ENERGY CONSUMPTION AND DRYING TIMES IN DRYING OF SPUN LAUNDRY *)
37 MANUFACTURING STANDARDS See cabinet identification plate. ENERGY CONSUMPTION AND DRYING TIMES IN DRYING OF SPUN LAUNDRY *) Programme Energy consumptionkWh/kg laundry D r y i n g time Temp. max NORMAL DRY 0.3 90 min 55 °C EXTRA DRY 0.4 120 min 55 °C _______________________________ *) Values may va...