Asko DC7583 User manual 427000608 ASKO DC7573 EN - Page 21

Operation WARNING! To reduce the risk of electric shock or injury to persons, read the "Important Safety Instructions" section before operating this appliance. 1Sort the garments • Remove any dry garments from the drying cabinet to reduce the drying time for the remaining garments. • Attempt to dry garments of the same type of fabric to produce an even drying result. Otherwise, with a mixed load, there is a risk that the garments will not dry. 2Garment placement • The cabinet has three sections with extendable hangers. Each section has a number of hangers on which to hang garments. • Do not place garments horizontally on the hangers. • Hang long garments closest to the cabinet walls and short garments in toward the center. This improves the drying result. • Fold up the two lowermost hanger sections when drying long garments. • Hang gloves, hats, scarves, and the like on the hanger strips on the inside of the door. • Pull the hanger hooks on the upper hanger section forward to hang garments on them. Push these hooks back when not in use. • Do not overload the drying cabinet. Garments become wrinkled and the drying result uneven. If possible, it is better to leave some space between garments. • If there is a risk that some garments may run, you should leave space around them. • Avoid drying heavy articles of clothing with light garments, as they have very different drying times. The drying result is mainly dependent on how the garments are hung. The illustrations above show the airflow in the drying cabinet. If the airflow in the middle of the drying cabinet is obstructed or blocked, this can impair the drying result. Zones can be formed in the dryer cabinet where garments will not dry. When the cabinet is cold, the door seals may not close completely. However, this is fully rectified when the cabinet heats up and the door seals expand. WARNING! Read the safety instructions before using the cabinet. Customer Care Center 19 1-800-898-1879 www.askousa.com