Page 2 - Only operate the Iron Aid
Electrolux. Thinking of you. Share more of our thinking at www.electrolux.com Contents Important safety information 2 Environment 4 Product description 5 Control panel 6 What is shown in the display 6 Before first use 6 Sorting and preparing laundry 7 Starting up for the first time 7 Iron AidTM Stea...
Page 4 - Environment; Old appliance
• Do not overload the appliance. See the relevant section in the user manual. • Clothes which are dripping wet should not be placed in the dryer. • Garments which have been in contact with volatile petroleum products should not bemachine dried. If volatile cleaning fluids areused, care should be tak...
Page 5 - Product description
• Your dryer will function most economically if you:– always keep the ventilation slots on the base of the dryer unobstructed; – use the loading volumes specified in the programme overview; – ensure you have good ventilation in the installation room; – clean the micro-fine filter and fine strain- er...
Page 7 - Sorting and preparing laundry; Sorting laundry; Special notes about Iron Aid; Starting up for the first time
Sorting and preparing laundry Sorting laundry • Sort by fabric type: – Cotton/linen for programmes in COTTONS programme group. – Mixed fibres and synthetics for pro- grammes in the SYNTHETICS pro- gramme group. • Sorting by care label. The care labels mean: Drying in the tumble dryer possible in pri...
Page 8 - Iron Aid; TM; Steam System; Fill water tank
2. Load your laundry (do not force it in/ over- load the machine). Caution! Be careful not to trap laundry in between the loading door and rubberseal. 3. Close loading door securely. Lock must audibly lock. Iron Aid TM Steam System Fill water tank You must fill up the water tank before usingan Iron ...
Page 9 - max; densed water container back in.; Water recirculation system; The water in the condense; Overview of Iron Aid programmes
max 4. Push filler neck and drawer with con- densed water container back in. When dry, all textiles not specifically prohibi-ted in the chapter ‘Sorting and preparinglaundry’ may be treated with the Iron AidSteam System. Wet textiles may only be trea-ted if they are labelled as suitable for dry pro-...
Page 10 - programmes. Please also
Programmes ma x. lo ad (w e ight w h en dry) Additional functions / op- tions Application/properties LOAD BU ZZ ER COTTON 3.0 kg • • For smoothing cotton garments. Min.80% natural fibres (cotton, linen etc). wet, dry SYNTHETICS 1.5 kg • • For smoothing easy-care garments.Max. 20% natural fibres (cot...
Page 11 - Selecting the programme; If the LOAD button is not pressed after an
Programme LOAD Loading volume DURATION dry [min.] 1) DURATION wet [min.] 1) COTTON MIN MED MAX 1 - 2 shirts 3 - 4 shirts 5 - 6 shirts 20-23 41-51 SYNTHETICS MIN MED MAX 1 - 2 shirts 3 - 4 shirts 5 - 6shirts 14-17 24-49 COTTON MIN MED MAX 0.5 - 1 kg 1 - 2 kg 2 - 3 kg 13-16 53-64 SYNTHETICS MIN MED MA...
Page 12 - Starting an Iron Aid; programme
Important: If in doubt, always select alower steam level first until you havemore experience with load volumes, fab-ric types and the corresponding opti-mum steam level. If too high a steamlevel is selected, garments may lose theirshape. If too low a steam level is selec-ted, creases may remain. Sel...
Page 13 - Changing a programme; Drying; Overview of drying programmes
If the water tank indicator lights up when you select an Iron Aid programme, the pro-gramme cannot be started. You will need tofill the water tank first (see section on ‘Clean-ing and maintenance,filling water tank’.) It is normal for the appliance to makenoises during an Iron Aid or drying pro-gram...
Page 15 - Starting a drying programme
Selecting additional functions You can choose from the additional functionsDRYNESS, DELICATE, BUZZER and TIME (ifa TIME programme has been selected). Thesymbols of the functions available for the se-lected programme are shown in the display. DRYNESS If laundry comes out of the machine toodamp after ...
Page 16 - Drying rack; Before installing the rack
Changing a programme To change a programme which has been se-lected by mistake once the programme hasstarted, first turn the programme selector to O OFF and then reset the programme. The programme can no longer bechanged directly once the programmehas started. If you nevertheless attemptto change th...
Page 17 - Cleaning and maintenance; Cleaning lint filters
– Spread the garment out in the rack and roll it up, without squashing or foldingit. – Place sport shoes on the rack. Important! Take out the insoles and place them beside the shoes on the rack. Tie theshoelaces. 4. Select the required programme run time, selectable with an interval of 10 min, from3...
Page 18 - Clean the door seal; icon display will
3. After a period of time, a patina due to de- tergent residue on laundry forms on thefilters. When this occurs, clean the filterswith warm water using a brush. Removethe filter from the door pulling it out. It canbe positioned with the tooth facing to theleft or to the right). After cleaning do not...
Page 22 - Changing the bulb for interior lighting; Technical data
Programme inactive, CONTAINER display illu-minated. Condensed water container is full. Empty Condensed water contain-er , then start programme withSTART/PAUSE button. Drying cycle ends shortlyafter programme starts. ANTICREASE display illuminated. Not enough washing loaded orwashing loaded is too dr...
Page 23 - Machine settings
Weight when empty approx. 46 kg Loading volume (depends on programme) 1) max. 7 kg Voltage 240V Required fuse 13A Total power 2350 Energy efficiency class B Energy consumption (7 kg of cotton, predrainedat 1000 rpm) 2) 3,92 Use Domestic Permissible ambient temperature + 5°C to + 35°C Consumption val...
Page 24 - Appliance positioning
Hints for test institutes Parameters possible to checked by the TestInstitutes:• Energy consumption (corrected with final humidity) during the cupboard dry cottoncycle with nominal load. • Energy consumption (corrected with final humidity) during the cupboard dry cottoncycle with half load. • Final ...
Page 25 - Drying rack unpacking; Before use all packaging parts; Electrical connection; cord clamp
Drying rack unpacking Caution! Before use all packaging parts and rack must be removed from thedrum To unpack the rack:1. Remove upper protection polystyrene parts by pulling them. 1 1 2. Lift slightly rack handle (not to the end). For easiest unpacking turn the rackupside down 3. Take it carefully ...
Page 26 - Service; Product; IE; Guarantee/Customer Service
Upon completion there must be no cut, orstray strands of wire present and the cordclamp must be secure over the outer sheath. Warning! A cut off plug inserted into a 13 amp socket is a serious safety(shock) hazard.Ensure that the cut off plug is dis-posed of safely. Warning! The power supply cable m...
Page 27 - European Guarantee
Exclusions • Damage or calls resulting from transpor- tation, improper use or neglect, the re-placement of any light bulbs or removableparts of glass or plastic. • Costs incurred for calls to put right an ap- pliance which is improperly installed orcalls to appliances outside the UnitedKingdom. • Ap...