AEG LAVATHERM 3200 - Manual (Page 7)

Out of concern for the environment...
All tumble dryers require energy for drying. I am especially econo­
mical to run if you take note of the following hints:
■ Thoroughly spin-dry your laundry first!
I am especially energy-saving to run if your laundry is well spin-
dried before tumble-drying (i. e. at least at 800 min''‘). Higher
spin speeds reduce consumption, shorten the drying time, and
make drying more economical.
■ Ensure good ventilation!
To ensure economical tumble-drying, the room temperature
should not exceed 35° C.
■ Use the optimum wash load!
You will use your tumble dryer most economically by using the
wash loads recommended in the programme table. The
following data will help you better estimate the laundry weight.
Laundry weights
Guidance values for cotton garments (dry weights):
Bath robe 1200 g
Overall 300-600 g
Quilt cover 700 g
Bed-sheet 500 g
Blouse 100g
Towel 200 g
Dishcloth 100 g
Gentleman’s shirt 200 g
Pillow-case 200 g
Nightdress/pyjamas 200-500 g
Tablecloth 200-300 g
Underwear 250 g
■ Clean the fluff filter!
Each time you have used your tumble dryer, clean my fluff
filter! A choked fluff filter leads to longer drying times and higher
power consumption.
All used materials are environmentally compatible! They can be
safely disposed of or burnt in a refuse incinerator.
Regarding the materials: The plastics can also be recycled and are
marked as follows:
> PE < for polyethylene e. g. as used in outer wrapping and bags
inside;
> P S < for polystyrene foam e. g. as used in the packing; this
material is basically CFC-free.
The cardboard parts are made of waste paper and should be put
back into the waste paper collection system.
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