ASKO 7005 - Manual (Page 4)

Set the required program
using the program knob Q Press the main On/
Off switch...
... and the Start
pushbutton
The indicating iamp wili iight
W
The start pushbutton springs out again
after use.
Which program to use
The program to be used depends on what is to be
done with the washing after tumble-drying. Two
automatic programs are provided: Extra dry and
Dry. if washing is not to be dried completely, e.g.
because it is to be ironed, it is a good idea to use
the time program instead.
Either of the operating temperatures (Low or
Normal) is available with either of the automatic
programs or with the time program.
Turn the program knob
clockwise to the
required program.
A program can be
stopped at any time by
turning the knob to the
0 position.
When you want extra dry
fabrics
1. Extra dry
This automatic program is
intended for use with
washing that is extremeiy
difficult to dry, e.g. jeans
with very thick seams. The
heat is turned off when the
washing is completely dry,
and is followed by a cooling
period of about 15 minutes.
When you want dry
fabrics
2. Dry
This program turns off the
heat when the washing is
dry, but not absolutely
bone-dry. It is then cooled
for about 15 minutes.
When you want to Iron
3. Timed program
The timed program can be
set for any desired heating
time up to one hour. At the
end of the preset time, the
washing is cooled for
about 15 minutes.
Drying time depends on
When you want to air
fabfabrics
4. Airing program cold
This program cannot be
combing with heating. It is
used to shake the dust out
of garment, air them or
soften them up.
If the washing is not
dry
When using the automatic
programs, it can happen that
not all of the washing is
properly dry. This may be due
to such reasons as very
heavy fabrics or thick seams.
To dry these items, give a
further period of drying in the
timed program for aboutIO
minutes. Also do not overload
the dryer. If a dryer is
overloaded, its efficiency is
lessened and clothes may not
dry evenly.
Do not over-dry
When using the timed
program, it is possible to
over-dry fabrics, if too long
a time has been set. This
can cause the fabrics to
wrinkle, shrink, or feel
harsh. Synthetic materials
can also become charged
with static electricity.
Single items
Use the timed program
when there is only one item
to be dried. This is because
the autcxnatic program may
turn off the heating too
early, so that the item is not
properly dried.
Dryer added fabric softeners
Because some dryer added fabric softeners may cause
damage to automatic dryers, use only ones that the
manufacturers give a written assurance that their
softener can safely be used in your dryer.
Permanent press hints
For the most wrinkle free
permanent press drying, only
dry one half load at a time to
assure errough room for items t|>
tumble freely. Do not combine
permanent press items with
other very heavy clothes in the
dryer. Remove clothes
immediately after the drying
cycle is completed and either
hang them up or lay them flat.