Bosch WTMC8521UC Installation and Use & Care (all languages) - Page 8

Exhaust, connection

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d WARNING d Do not use copper pipes and tubing if connected to natural gas. The connection may be different, according to the supply line type, size and location. If local codes permit, use a flexible stainless steel connector (Design certified by the America Gas Association or CSA International) to connect the dryer. 1 2 To reduce the distance between body sheet and wall the gas pipe of itnhsetadllraye3r/.8" elbow on 1 ć gas pipe (3/8" male pipe thread) 2 ć 3/8" elbow Exhaust air connection d WARNING d 1. To reduce the risk of fire, this dryer MUST BE EXHAUSTED OUTDOORS. 2. To reduce the risk of fire, do not use ductwork longer than recommended. 3. DO NOT use a plastic or nonĆmetal duct with this dryer. 4. DO NOT use a duct smaller than 4 inches in diameter. 5. DO NOT use exhaust hoods with magnetic latches. 6. DO NOT exhaust the dryer into a chimney, furnace cold air duct, attic, crawl space, or any other ductwork used for venting. 7. DO NOT install a flexible duct in an enclosed wall, ceiling or floor. 8. DO NOT crush or kink the duct. 9. Do clean and inspect the exhaust system on a regular basis; at least once a year. 10. The exhaust duct must terminate in a manner to prevent back drafts or entry of birds or other wildlife. The Bosch dryers must be vented outdoors. To prevent buildĆup of moisture and accumulation of lint indoors, as well as to maintain maximum drying efficiency, it is recommended that the dryer is vented outdoors. Exhaust air outlet on the dryer The dryer is delivered with an exhaust air outlet on the rear of the appliance. To take account of the spatial requirements and an existing exhaust air system, the following connection options are possible for the exhaust air outlet: - on right side of the appliance, - on the underside of the appliance. 3 ć Exhaust air outlet on the underside of the appliance (optional) Special exhaust air connections must be obtained from our customer service for either connection type (see page 11). - Side air exhaust - Bottom air exhaust A qualified technician should change the exhaust air outlet to the optional connection location. Ductwork To ensure optimum performance, the ducting system of the dryer should be as short as possible with a minimum number of elbows. Your dryer will work best when the venting system has as few air flow restrictions as possible. Exhaust ducting which is longer than recommended may extend drying time, cause lint to accumulate and affect dryer performance and dryer life. FourĆinch (approx. 100 mm) diameter ducting should be used. Use either rigid metal or flexible metal ducting material. DO NOT use plastic or nonĆmetal duct with this dryer. DO NOT assemble the ductwork with screws or fasteners that extend into the duct. They will serve as an accumulation point for lint. Joints should be secured with aluminum tape. 2 1 3 1 ć Exhaust air outlet on the rear of the appliance (standard) 2 ć Exhaust air outlet on the side (optional) All joints should be tight to avoid leaks. The male end of each duct section must point away from the dryer. Whether connecting to an existing venting system or a new venting system, make sure that all ducting is clean and free of lint. 8

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8
d
WARNING
d
Do
not
use
copper
pipes
and
tubing
if
connected
to
natural
gas.
The
connection
may
be
different,
according
to
the
supply
line
type,
size
and
location.
If
local
codes
permit,
use
a
flexible
stainless
steel
connector
(Design
certified
by
the
America
Gas
Association
or
CSA
International)
to±connect
the
dryer.
1
2
To
reduce
the
distance
between
body
sheet
and
wall
install
3
/
8
"±elbow
on
the
gas
pipe
of
the
dryer.
1
ć
gas
pipe
(
3
/
8
"
male
pipe
thread)
2
ć
3
/
8
"
elbow
Exhaust
air
connection
d
WARNING
d
1.
To
reduce
the
risk
of
fire,
this
dryer
MUST
BE
EXHAUSTED
OUTDOORS.
2.
To
reduce
the
risk
of
fire,
do
not
use
ductwork
longer
than
recommended.
3.
DO
NOT
use
a
plastic
or
nonĆmetal
duct
with
this
dryer.
4.
DO
NOT
use
a
duct
smaller
than
4
inches
in
diameter.
5.
DO
NOT
use
exhaust
hoods
with
magnetic
latches.
6.
DO
NOT
exhaust
the
dryer
into
a
chimney,
furnace
cold
air
duct,
attic,
crawl
space,
or
any
other
ductwork
used
for
venting.
7.
DO
NOT
install
a
flexible
duct
in
an
enclosed
wall,
ceiling
or
floor.
8.
DO
NOT
crush
or
kink
the
duct.
9.
Do
clean
and
inspect
the
exhaust
system
on
a
regular
basis;
at
least
once
a
year.
10.
The
exhaust
duct
must
terminate
in
a
manner
to
prevent
back
drafts
or
entry
of
birds
or
other
wildlife.
The
Bosch
dryers
must
be
vented
outdoors.
To
prevent
buildĆup
of
moisture
and
accumulation
of
lint
indoors,
as
well
as
to
maintain
maximum
drying
efficiency,
it
is
recommended
that
the
dryer
is
vented
outdoors.
Exhaust
air
outlet
on
the
dryer
The
dryer
is
delivered
with
an
exhaust
air
outlet
on
the
rear
of
the
appliance.
To
take
account
of
the
spatial
requirements
and
an
existing
exhaust
air
system,
the
following
connection
options
are
possible
for
the
exhaust
air
outlet:
-
on
right
side
of
the
appliance,
-
on
the
underside
of
the
appliance.
1
3
2
1
ć
Exhaust
air
outlet
on
the
rear
of
the
appliance
(standard)
2
ć
Exhaust
air
outlet
on
the
side
(optional)
3
ć
Exhaust
air
outlet
on
the
underside
of
the
appliance
(optional)
Special
exhaust
air
connections
must
be
obtained
from
our
customer
service
for
either
connection
type
(see
page
11).
-
Side
air
exhaust
-
Bottom
air
exhaust
A
qualified
technician
should
change
the
exhaust
air
outlet
to
the
optional
connection
location.
Ductwork
To
ensure
optimum
performance,
the
ducting
system
of
the
dryer
should
be
as
short
as
possible
with
a
minimum
number
of
elbows.
Your±dryer
will
work
best
when
the
venting
system
has
as
few
air
flow
restrictions
as
possible.
Exhaust
ducting
which
is
longer
than
recommended
may
extend
drying
time,
cause
lint
to
accumulate
and
affect
dryer
performance
and
dryer
life.
FourĆinch
(approx.
100
mm)
diameter
ducting
should
be
used.
Use
either
rigid
metal
or
flexible
metal
ducting
material.
DO
NOT
use
plastic
or
nonĆmetal
duct
with
this
dryer.
DO
NOT
assemble
the
ductwork
with
screws
or
fasteners
that
extend
into
the
duct.
They
will
serve
as
an
accumulation
point
for
lint.
Joints
should
be
secured
with
aluminum
tape.
All
joints
should
be
tight
to
avoid
leaks.
The
male
end
of
each
duct
section
must
point
away
from
the
dryer.
Whether
connecting
to
an
existing
venting
system
or
a
new
venting
system,
make
sure
that
all
ducting
is
clean
and
free
of
lint.