Items cleaned, washed or spotted with gasoil/fuel oil, dry-laundry solvents, industrial chemicals or other combustible or explosive materials should not be dried in the dryer. Items soiled with cooking oils, acetone, alcohol, fuel oil, kerosene, stain removers, turpentine, paraffin and paraffin removers must be washed in hot water with plenty of detergent before being dried in the dryer.

Preparing laundry for drying

Check all garments before loading and make sure that there is no any lighters, coins, metal pieces, needles, and etc. in their pockets or on them.

Laundry may be tangled after washing. Separate the laundry items before placing them into the dryer.

Sort the laundry according to their

types and thicknesses. Dry the same type of laundry together. For instance, thin kitchen towel and table cloths get dry earlier than the thick bath towels.

C Laundry must be spun at the highest spin speed that the washing machine allows on basis of the fabric type.

Correct load capacity

Follow the instructions in the “Programme selection and consumption table”. Do not

load more than the capacity values stated in the table.

C It is not recommended to load the dryer with laundry exceeding the level indicated in the figure. Drying performance will degrade when the machine is overloaded. Furthermore, dryer and the laundry can get damaged.

Following weights are given as examples.

Home articles

Approximate

weights (g)

 

Cotton quit covers

1500

(double)

 

Cotton quit covers

1000

(single)

 

Bed sheets (double)

500

Bed sheets (single)

350

Large tablecloths

700

Small tablecloths

250

Tea napkins

100

Bath towels

700

Hand towels

350

Garments

Approximate

weights (g)

 

Blouses

150

Cotton shirts

300

Shirts

200

Cotton dresses

500

Dresses

350

Jeans

700

Handkerchiefs (10

100

pieces)

 

T-Shirts

125

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Blomberg TKF 8451 A 50 manual Preparing laundry for drying, Correct load capacity, Home articles, Weights g, Garments