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FUNCTIONS

KNOB

START/PAUSE /

DÉPART PAUSE

KEY LOCK

STARTVORWAHL /

DÉPART DIFFÉRÉ /

START DELAY

Allows for setting the programme:

turn until the indicator points towards

the desired programme. The 0

position switches oﬀ the dryer and

cancel a running programme.

To start the programme, after you

have ﬁnished your settings

To pause a running programme

To continue a paused programme

To lock the buttons and knob of

the control panel against unwanted

operation.

To lock the buttons and knob:

• A programme must be selected.

• Press and hold the Key lock button

until the key symbol lights up on the

display. Knob and keys are locked

now.

With activated key lock, the only

working function is to switch the dryer

oﬀ by turning the programme selector

to the Oﬀ/O position.

If you switch the dryer on again by

selecting a programme, the key lock

will remain active until you unlock it.

To unlock buttons and knob:

• Press and hold the Key lock button

until the key symbol on the display

goes oﬀ.

Moves the start of your programme to

a later time.

Choose a delay up to 12 hours.

• Select programme and options.

• Press the Startvorwahl / Départ diﬀéré

/ Start delay button repeatedly until

the desired delay time appears on the

display.

• Press Start/Pause / Départ/Pause - the

display shows the countdown of the

delay until start of the programme.

The start delay symbol on the display

blinks, and the Start/Pause / Départ/

Pause button lights up. A sound by

activation of the pump may occur.

• After the delay has expired, the

dryer starts automatically. On

programme start, the display indicates

the remaining programme duration.

To cancel the Startvorwahl / Départ

diﬀéré / Start delay

• Turn the programme selector to

the Oﬀ/O position, or to another

programme.

WARNING

After cancelling a running

programme, quickly remove

all items and spread them

out so that the heat is

dissipated.

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