ASKO 7003 - Manual (Page 11)

Air venting
There are three positions where the air
evacuation can be connected: at the rear,
on the right hand side and on the left
hand side. When the machine is supplied,
one hole at the rear is open. The other
two are covered.
The tumble dryer is supplied with a stub
pipe and a plastic band. (A flexible hose
must be supplied by consumer.)
Fit the air evacuation as follows:
• Push the hose onto the stub pipe and
fasten with the plastic band.
•
Remove the cover as necessary.
• Insert the stub pipe with the hose into
the hole.
• Fit the cover to the open hole.
If you want to change the outlet;
• Remove the cover from the hole
where you wish to fit the hose.
• Fit the stub pipe with the hose
connected to it.
• Insert the stub pipe into the new
opening
• Fit the cover to the hole where the
hose was previously fitted.
Connection to a ventilation duct
Connect the exhaust hose from
the tumble dryer to a ventilation
exhaust fitting
or to a discharge
through the wall.
Secure the hose joint to the outlet
stub on the machine.
Run the hose with as few bends
as possible to the point of dis­
charge. If necessary, it can be
extended to a maximum of 8.75
yards of 4" diameter hose.
Make any bends as gentle as
possible. A maximum of four 90°
bends may be fitted in the hose.
The more bends and the longer
the hose, the less will be the
amount of air passing through the
machine.
If more than 8.75 yards of hose is
needed, diameter must be in­
creased.
If the hose is taken to a wall
outlet, a ventilation grille
should be fitted to prevent
reverse flow of cold air.
Fit the
ventilation
grille to
the inside
or outside
of the wall
Electrical
installation
Electrical installation must be
carried out by a skilled electrician.
As supplied, the machine is
arranged for single-phase.
Connection as
delivered:
1-phase, 240 V,
heater power
2850 W, 13 A
fuse required.
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