ASKO 7004 - Manual (Page 7)

Specifications
Height 32 1/4" (820 mm)
Width 23 1/2" (595 mm)
plus exhaust
connection
Depth 23 1/2” (595 mm),
including control
panel and program
knob
Weight 86 lbs. (39 kg)
D ru m volume 29.3 gallons (111 1)
Speed 52 rpm
Power
requirement 2200/3150 W
For connection
as supplied
Single-phase, 15 A
Heater power Single-phase,
2850 W
Air flow 196-222
cubic yds./hr.
(150-170 m=/h)
Drum material Stainless steel
Outer casting Galvanized steel
sheet
Installation Free-standing, built-
in or on top of a
washing machine
Electrical
Installation
Electrical installation must be
carried out by a skilled electri­
cian. As supplied, the machine is
arranged for single-phase.
Connection as delivered:
1-phase, 208/230 V,
heater power 2850 W,
15 A fuse required.
NOTE: Follow all state and
local codes.
To install washer/dryer into a single
30A 208/240V wall receptical:
1. Remove top of washer - by
removing three 25 torx screws.
2. Using power cord attached to
dryer, thread through power cord
restraint on washer. Attach to
terminal block on bulk Head.
NOTE: This should be at the top of
the terminal block.
3. Remove knock-out plug on bulk
head of washer. Install dryer cord
30A 250V AWG 10/3 through
knock-out to terminal block.
4. Replace top to washer and
test units.
Drying times
and energy consumption
Drying times and
energy consumption
The table on the right shows drying
times and energy consumption in
accordance with the following
conditions:
• Program 2 has been used
(the normal, 'Dry' automatic
program).
• Drying temperature: Normal.
• Fabrics dried are of cotton,
previously spun at 800 r/min.
• The dryer is in a room with a
temperature of 20“C (68“F), and
the exhaust hose supplied with
the machine is in use.
Drying times
Drying time depends on many factors
such as the amount of washing,
moisture content, type of fabric,
incoming air temperature and
humidity. Performance can also be
affected by how the machine has
been installed. Drying time is also
naturally affected by how dry the
washing is to be when removed from
the machine.
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 discharge. If
necessary, it can be extended to a
maximum of 8.75 yards of 4"
diameter hose.
Make any bends as gentle as possi­
ble. 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 pass­
ing through the machine.
If more than 8.75 yards of hose is
needed, diameter must be increased.
If the hose is taken to a wall outlet,
a ventilation grille should be fitted to
prevent reverse flow of cold air.
IMPORTANT:
The appliance should
not be exhausted into
a chimney, a wall, a
ceiling, or a concealed
space of a building.
The only rigid of flexible metal duct should be
used for exhausting, unless the appliance has
been investigated for use with nonmetallic duct.
Fit the
ventilation
grHIe to
the inside
or outside
of the wal