AEG 1370-1 - Manual (Page 29)

Preliminary operations for tumbie drying
All washer-dryers consume power to dry laundry. The machine will
operate most economically if the advice below is followed:
Remove as much water as possible from the laundry!
The machine will use less energy if the laundry is thor­
oughly spun before drying. A good spin reduces power con­
sumption, shortens the drying time and enables the machine
to operate more economically.
Use optimum loads!
Keep to the loads recommended in the programme
chart
to ensure economical drying. The following list may be
used as a guide to estimate the weight of common laundry
items:
Weight
Approximate dry weights of cotton items:
Bathrobe
Work shirt
Quilt cover
Sheet
Blouse
Towelling towel
Tea-cloth
Man’s shirt
Pillowcase
Nightdress/pyjamas
Tablecloth
Underwear
1200g
300-600 g
700 g
500 g
100 g
200 g
100 g
200 g
200 g
200-250 g
200-300 g
250 g
As a dryer, the machine operates on the condensation principle.
However, even during the drying cycle, the water tap must
be left open and the water drain hose must discharge into a
sink or into a drain connection.
Load
Cottons/coloureds
Easy cares
max. 2.5 kg
max. 1.75 kg
Warning:
Washing loads which exceed these weights must be split
for drying, otherwise good results will not be achieved.
Protect the
environment...
Preparation for
tumble drying
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