Beko B3T49241D Owners Manual - Page 27

Cleaning the sensor, 3 Emptying the water tank

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• Insert the lint filters on one another and place it back in its place. 7.2 Cleaning the sensor The drying machine has humidity sensors that detect whether the laundry is dry. To clean the sensors: Open the drying machine loading door. If the machine is hot due to drying operation, wait until it cools. Clean the metal surfaces of the sensor with a soft cloth dampened with vinegar and then dry. Clean the metal surfaces of the sensor 4 times a year. Do not use metal tools to clean the sensors' metal surfaces. • Clean the inner surface of the loading door and the gasket with a soft damp cloth or the brush on the air deflector. Due to fire and explosion hazard, do not use solutions, cleaning materials or similar tools to clean sensors. Dryer / User manual 7.3 Emptying the water tank During drying, the moisture is removed from the laundry and condensed, then the water is accumulated in the water tank. Empty the water tank after each drying session. Condensed water is not potable water! Do not remove the water tank as a program is running! 27

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• Insert the lint filters on one another and
place it back in its place.
• Clean the inner surface of the loading door
and the gasket with a soft damp cloth or the
brush on the air deflector.
7.2 Cleaning the sensor
The drying machine has humidity sensors that
detect whether the laundry is dry.
To clean the sensors:
Open the drying machine loading door.
If the machine is hot due to drying operation,
wait until it cools.
Clean the metal surfaces of the sensor with a
soft cloth dampened with vinegar and then dry.
Clean the metal surfaces of the
sensor 4 times a year.
Do not use metal tools to clean the
sensors’ metal surfaces.
Due to fire and explosion hazard, do
not use solutions, cleaning materials
or similar tools to clean sensors.
7.3 Emptying the water tank
During drying, the moisture is removed from
the laundry and condensed, then the water is
accumulated in the water tank. Empty the water
tank after each drying session.
Condensed water is not potable
water!
Do not remove the water tank as a
program is running!