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John Lewis JLTDC06 manual

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    JL TDC 06 condenser tumble dr y er JLTDC06 Delay start Synthetics Door Quick Start/ Pause Drying Cooling End Filter Full tank Condenser Dry time Extra dry Off Store dry Cupboard dry Damp dry Iron dry Extra dry Cupboard dry Cottons Iron dry Half power Alarm off Extra damp Easy iron 30 minutes Refresh Rack dry Wool Extra delicate Instruction man ual [...]

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    2 Impor tant Saf ety Inf ormation It is most important that this instruction book should be retained with the appliance for futur e refer ence. Should the appliance be sold or transfer red to another o wner , or should y ou mo v e house and lea ve the a ppliance, alwa ys ensure that the book is supplied with the appliance in or der that the new o w[...]

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    3 Ecolo gical hints To save energy we recommend that you follow these hints: • Try to load the maximum capacity of the machine as small loads are uneconomical . • Always load well spun laundry. The higher the spin speed, the lower the electricity consumption and the shorter the drying times. • Do not over-dry laundry, this avoids creasing and[...]

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    4 Contents F or the User Impor tant Saf ety Information 2 • Installation Description of the Appliance 5 The Contr ol P anel 9 • Programme/Time Selector Dial 9 • Door Release Button 9 • No Buzzer Button 9 • Quick Dry Button 9 • Low Temperature Button 9 • Delay Start Button 9 • Display 10 • Start/Pause Button 11 • I ndicator Light[...]

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    5 Description of the Appliance 0 1 Control panel 0 2 Water reservoir 3 Drum Light 0 4 Fluff filters 0 5 Rating Plate 0 6 Condenser unit 0 7 Adjustable feet 0 8 Drying rack 1 2 6 7 4 5 4 3 8 125983041.qxp 2006-09-18 13:54 Page 5[...]

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    6 T echnical Specifications DIMENSIONS Height 85 cm (33.5”) Width 60 cm (23.6”) Depth 58 cm (22.8”) PO WER SUPPL Y V OL T A GE 230-240 V/50 Hz T O T AL PO WER ADSORBED 2450 W (13A) MAX LO AD C AP A CITY Cotton, linen 6 kg (13.2 lbs) Synthetics 3 kg ( 0 6.6 lbs) DR UM V OLUME 108 l CONSUMPTIONS Cotton, linen (1000 rpm) 3.70 kWh ( 6 , kg cupboa[...]

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    7 To keep vibration and noise to a minimum when the dryer is in use, it should be placed on a firm, level surface. Once in its permanent operating position, check that the dryer is absolutely level with the aid of a spirit level. If it is not, raise or lower the feet until it is. The feet must never be removed. Do not restrict the floor clearance t[...]

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    8 Any electrical work required to install this appliance should be carried out by a qualified electrician or competent person . W ARNING: THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE EAR THED . Should the appliance po wer supply cab le need to be replaced, this m ust be c a r ried out b y a Ser vice For ce agent (see pa ge 21). The manufactur er declines any liability s[...]

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    9 The Contr ol P anel 1 Pr ogramme/Time Selector Dial Allows you to select electronically controlled or time controlled drying. Turn the dial to the required programme or time. Electronically controlled drying (automatic) The appliance runs these programmes with the help of sensors which detect the degree of dampness of the laundry. Simply select t[...]

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    10 Every time the button is pressed, the time is increased by 30 minutes, until the display shows a delay of “2 hours”. After this, the delay is displayed hour by hour. The minutes or hours of delay that have been selected are displayed for 2 seconds, then the display shows the duration of the previously selected programme. The countdown begins[...]

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    11 8 Star t/P ause button Press this button to start the dryer after having selected the programme and the options. The relevant light will stop flashing. If you have chosen a delayed start, the machine will begin the countdown. If the door of the appliance or the small door at the bottom is opened while the programme is running, this button must b[...]

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    12 Pr o gramme Char t Automatic dr ying (electronic pr ogrammes) T ype of laundr y Degree of drying requir ed Max-load (1) Cotton Extra dry Store dry Cupboard dry Damp dry Iron dry Extra damp 6 kg 6 kg 6 kg 6 kg 6 kg 6 kg Time contr olled dr ying (1) Never overfill the drum (do not load large quilts, for example). Drying times vary according to: ?[...]

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    13 Using the tumb le dr y er Befor e using your tumble dryer for the first time, we recommend that y ou to place a few damp cloths inside the appliance and dry for 30 minutes. There ma y be dust inside a brand new tumble dryer . Dr ying 1. Connect the appliance. 2. Open the door (see picture). 3. Load the items one at a time, shaking them out loose[...]

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    14 The drying rack offers the possibility of drying washable woollen fabrics and sports shoes. The drying rack does not turn with the drum. This allows the drying of woollen garments or sports shoes. When wet woollen garments must be moved as little as possible because they tend to become matted. For first removing of the rack. please refer to the [...]

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    15 1. Open the loading door 2. Insert the rack. 3. Place the washing on the rack: – Spread the garment out in the rack and roll it up, without squashing or folding it. – Place sportshoes on the rack with the board turned up. Important: Take out the insoles and place them beside the shoes on the rack. Tie the shoelaces. Sportshoes mainly made of[...]

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    16 Befor e placing articles of laundr y in your tumble dr yer , check the care labels to ensur e they ar e recommended f or tumble dr ying. Care Labels y ou ma y find on your laundry may be tumble dried normal drying (high temperature) delicate drying (low temperature) do not tumble dry Do not o verload the appliance. Here is a list of the approxim[...]

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    17 Y ou must disconnect the appliance from the electricity supply , before you can carry out any cleaning or maintenance work. External cleaning Use only soap and water and then dry thoroughly. Important: do not use methylated spirit, diluents or similar products. Cleaning the door Clean periodically the interior part of the door to remove any fluf[...]

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    18 Clean it with a brush and rinse it under the shower if necessary. Also clean the outside, removing all fluff. Clean the rubber seal round the condenser cabinet and in the inner part of the small door with a damp cloth. Important! Do not use pointed objects or utensils to clean the spaces between the plates, as this could damage the condenser and[...]

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    19 Adjusting the le v el of conductivity Water contains, a variable quantity of limestone and mineral salts of which quantities vary according to geographical locations thus varying its conductivity values. Relevant variations of the conductivity of the water compared to those prefixed by the factory could slightly influence the residual humidity o[...]

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    20 The tumble dryer does not start • The door(s) has (have) not been closed. • The plug is not properly inserted in the power socket. • There is no current at the socket. • The main fuse or the fuse in the plug has blown. • The selector dial is not set correctly. • The water reservoir is full or not properly inserted (the FULL TANK ligh[...]

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    21 In the unlikely event of your appliance requiring service, or if you wish to purchase spare parts, please contact our extended warranty administrators by telephoning: 0 0 8 8 7 7 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 7 7 8 8 8 8 7 7 They will give you details for your local Service Force Centre. Before calling out an engineer, please ensure you have read the details [...]

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    John Le wis Par tnership 171 Victoria Street London SW1E 5NN www .johnlewis.com 125983041 03/06 125983041.qxp 2006-09-18 13:55 Page 22[...]