AEG T9DEN866E, User Manual

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Page 2: ...shooter service information www aeg com webselfservice Register your product for better service www registeraeg com Buy Accessories Consumables and Original spare parts for your appliance www aeg com shop CUSTOMER CARE AND SERVICE Always use original spare parts When contacting our Authorised Service Centre ensure that you have the following data available Model PNC Serial Number The information c...

Page 3: ... 3 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 11 4 CONTROL PANEL 12 4 1 Display 12 5 PROGRAMME 14 5 1 Programme and options selection compatibility 16 5 2 Consumption data 18 6 OPTIONS 20 6 1 Dryness Level 20 6 2 Extra Silent 20 6 3 ECO 20 6 4 Anti crease 20 6 5 Refresh 20 6 6 Time Dry 20 6 7 Time Dry on Wool program 21 6 8 Delay Start 21 6 9 Buzzer 21 7 BEFORE FIRST USE 22 8 DAILY USE 23 8 1 Preparing the laundry 23 8 ...

Page 4: ...he tank indicator 30 10 CARE AND CLEANING 31 10 1 Cleaning the filter 31 10 2 Emptying the water container 32 10 3 Cleaning the condenser 33 10 4 Cleaning the drum 35 10 5 Cleaning the control panel and housing 35 10 6 Cleaning the airflow slots 36 11 TROUBLESHOOTING 37 12 TECHNICAL DATA 42 13 ACCESSORIES 44 13 1 Stacking kit 44 13 2 Draining kit 44 13 3 Pedestal with drawer 45 14 PRODUCT INFORMAT...

Page 5: ...ce and knowledge if they have been given supervision or instruction concerning the use of the appliance in a safe way and understand the hazards involved Children between 3 and 8 years of age and persons with very extensive and complex disabilities shall be kept away from the appliance unless continuously supervised Children of less than 3 years of age should be kept away from the appliance unless...

Page 6: ...ully open The ventilation opening in the base must not be covered by a carpet mat or any floor covering CAUTION The appliance must not be supplied through an external switching device such as a timer or connected to a circuit that is regularly switched on and off by a utility Connect the mains plug to the mains socket only at the end of the installation process Make sure that the mains plug is acc...

Page 7: ...aps waterproof textiles rubber backed articles and clothes or pillows fitted with foam rubber pads should not be dried in the tumble dryer Fabric softeners or similar products should only be used as specified by the product manufacturer s instructions Remove all objects from items that could be a source of fire ignition such as lighters or matches WARNING Never stop a tumble dryer before the end o...

Page 8: ...en it is being moved The rear surface of the appliance must be put against a wall When the appliance is in its permanent position check if it is levelled correctly with the aid of a spirit level If it is not adjust the feet accordingly 2 2 Electrical connection WARNING Risk of fire and electric shock Connect the mains plug to the mains socket only at the end of the installation Make sure that ther...

Page 9: ...n on the item label Do not drink or prepare food with the condensed water distilled water It can cause health problems to people and pets Do not sit or stand on the open door of the appliance Do not dry dripping wet clothes in the appliance 2 4 Internal lighting WARNING Risk of injury Visible LED radiation do not look directly into the beam The LED lamp is dedicated to drum lighting This lamp cann...

Page 10: ...al agent which is free from fluoro chloro hydrocarbons This system must stay tight The damage of the system can cause a leakage 2 7 Disposal WARNING Risk of injury or suffocation Disconnect the appliance from the mains electrical and water supplies Cut off the mains electrical cable close to the appliance and dispose of it Remove the door catch to prevent children or pets from becoming trapped in ...

Page 11: ...ntainer 2 Control panel 3 Internal lighting 4 Appliance door 5 Filter 6 Rating plate 7 Airflow slots 8 Condenser lid 9 Condenser cover 10 Adjustable feet For ease of loading laundry or ease of installation the door is reversible see separate leaflet 11 52 ...

Page 12: ...ogram dial 2 Display 3 Start Pause button 4 Options 5 On Off button with Auto Off function 6 Programs 4 1 Display Symbol on the display Symbol description laundry maximum load delay start option on delay start selection 30min 20h 12 52 ...

Page 13: ...y dryness iron dry cupboard dry cupboard dry extra dry indicator drain the water container indicator clean the filter indicator check the condenser time dry option on time programme selection 10min 2h indicator drying phase indicator crease guard phase indicator cooling phase 13 52 CONTROL PANEL ...

Page 14: ...p board dryness level with maximum energy saving Cottons 8 0 kg Cycle defined to dry cot tons items of different size different weaving al together Synthetics 3 5 kg Synthetic and mixed fab rics Mixed XL 6 kg Mix of garments made of cotton cotton synthetic blend and synthetic fab ric Delicates 4 kg Delicate fabrics 14 52 ...

Page 15: ...pany for the drying of wool gar ments labelled as hand wash provi ded that the garments are dried ac cording to the instructions issued by the manufacturer of this machine Follow the garment care label for oth er laundry instructions M1741 The Woolmark symbol is a Certifica tion mark in many countries Silk 1 kg Gentle drying of hand washable silks Bedlinen XL 4 5 kg Up to three bed linen sets one ...

Page 16: ...rs to dry items 2 For fabric mark meaning see chapter DAILY USE Preparing the laundry 3 The Cottons ECO programme in combination with the cupboard dry Dryness Level selec tion is the Standard cotton programme according to Commission Regulation EU No 392 2012 It is suitable for drying normal wet cotton laundry and it is the most efficient programme in terms of energy consumption for drying wet cott...

Page 17: ...inen XL Outdoor Down Jacket 4 1 Aside from the programme you can set one or more options at the same time 2 cupboard dry of Dryness Level level is not available with Synthetics 3 See chapter OPTIONS Time Dry on Wool programme 4 iron dry and cupboard dry of Dryness Level levels are not available with Down Jacket 17 52 PROGRAMME ...

Page 18: ... 0 kg cupboard dry 1400 rpm 50 134 min 1 30 kWh 1000 rpm 60 152 min 1 47 kWh iron dry 1400 rpm 50 103 min 0 93 kWh 1000 rpm 60 125 min 1 09 kWh Cottons ECO 4 0 kg cupboard dry 1400 rpm 50 90 min 0 76 kWh 1000 rpm 60 97 min 0 83 kWh Synthetics 3 5 kg cupboard dry 1200 rpm 40 57 min 0 47 kWh 18 52 PROGRAMME ...

Page 19: ...on sump tion 2 800 rpm 50 66 min 0 58 kWh 1 For partial loads the cycle time is shorter and appliance uses less energy 2 Improper ambient temperature and or poorly centrifuged laundry can prolong cycle time and in crease the energy consumption 19 52 PROGRAMME ...

Page 20: ...cycle time 6 3 ECO This option is on by default with all programs The power consumption is at the minimum level 6 4 Anti crease Extends up to 120 minutes the anti crease phase 30 minutes at the end of the drying cycle After drying phase drum rotates from time to time to prevent creases Laundry can be removed during the anti crease phase 6 5 Refresh To refresh clothes that were in storage Maximal l...

Page 21: ...g program and options 2 Touch Delay Start button again and again Time of delay is on the display e g if the program has to start after 12 hours 3 To activate Delay Start option touch the Start Pause button Time to start decreases on the display 6 9 Buzzer The sound is heard at the cycle end start and end of crease guard phase The buzzer option is by default always on You can use this option to act...

Page 22: ...the appliance for the first time Clean the tumble dryer drum with a moist cloth Start a 1 hour programme with moist laundry At the beginning of the drying cycle first 3 5 min there could be a slightly higher sound level This is due to the compressor starting up This is normal for compressor powered appliances such as refrigerators and freezers 22 52 ...

Page 23: ...er Use suitable programme for cottons jersey and knitwear to reduce shrinkage Do not exceed the maximum load stated in the programmes chapter or shown on the display Dry only the laundry that is suitable for tumble drying Refer to the fabric label on the items Do not dry large and small items together Small items can be trapped inside the large items and remain wet Fabric la bel Description Laundr...

Page 24: ... turn on the appliance Push the On Off button If the appliance is on some indicators appear on the display 8 4 Auto Off function To decrease the energy consumption the Auto Off function turns the appliance off automatically if the Start Pause touch button is not touched within 5 minutes 5 minutes after a cycle ends Push the On Off button to turn on the appliance If the appliance is on some indicat...

Page 25: ...is selected is related to the load of 5 kg and standard conditions Real drying time will depend on type of the load quantity and composition the room temperature and the humidity of your laundry after spin drying phase 8 6 Options Together with the programme you can set 1 or more special options To activate or deactivate an option touch the relevant button or a two button combination 25 52 DAILY U...

Page 26: ...the On Off button You can activate the child lock option before you touch the Start Pause button the appliance cannot start after you touch the Start Pause button programs and option selection is unavailable Child lock option activation 1 Turn the dryer on 2 Select 1 of the available programs 3 Touch and hold down 2 buttons at the same time The symbol appears on the display 4 To deactivate the chi...

Page 27: ...t a new program 8 10 Program end Clean the filter and drain the water container after each drying cycle See chapter CARE AND CLEANING If the drying cycle is finished the symbol appears on the display If the Buzzer option is activated the acoustic signal sounds intermittently for 1 minute If you do not turn off the appliance the anti crease phase starts not active with all programs Flashing symbol ...

Page 28: ...To remove the laundry 1 Push the On Off button for 2 seconds to turn the appliance off 2 Open the appliance door 3 Remove the laundry 4 Close the appliance door 28 52 DAILY USE ...

Page 29: ...ve any particles Always keep the airflow slots at the bottom of the appliance clear Make sure there is good airflow where the appliance is to be installed 9 2 Adjustment of default dryness level To change the default dryness level 1 Turn the appliance on 2 Wait approximately 8 seconds 3 Select 1 of the available programmes 4 Touch and hold down the Dryness Level and Anti crease buttons at the same...

Page 30: ...full If the draining kit is installed the water container is drained automatically and the indicator can be deactivated To deactivate the indicator 1 Turn the appliance on 2 Wait approximately 8 seconds 3 Select 1 of the available programmes 4 Touch and hold down Anti crease and Time Dry buttons at the same time One of 2 configurations is possible the Tank indicator is on if the symbol appears the...

Page 31: ...int during the drying cycle To have best drying performance clean the filter regularly Clogged filter makes drying cycle longer and increase the energy consumption CAUTION Do not use water to clean the filter to avoid that plastic fibres flow in the water ambient Throw the lint in a dustbin 1 Open the door Pull the filter up 2 Push the hook to open the filter 31 52 ...

Page 32: ...clean the filter with a vacuum cleaner Close the filter 5 If necessary remove lint from the filter socket and gasket You can use a vacuum cleaner Place the filter back inside the filter socket 10 2 Emptying the water container Empty the condensed water container after each drying cycle 32 52 CARE AND CLEANING ...

Page 33: ...alent receptacle 3 Push the plastic connection back in and place the water container back into position 4 To continue the programme press the Start Pause button 10 3 Cleaning the condenser If the symbol Condenser flashes on the display inspect the condenser and its compartment If it is dirty clean it Do the check not less than once a 6 months WARNING Do not touch the metal surface with bare hands ...

Page 34: ...1 Open the door Pull the filter up 2 Open the condenser cover 3 Turn the lever to unlock the condenser lid 4 Lower the condenser lid 34 52 CARE AND CLEANING ...

Page 35: ...t Use a standard neutral soap detergent to clean the inner surface of the drum and drum lifters Dry the cleaned surfaces with a soft cloth CAUTION Do not use abrasive materials or steel wool to clean the drum 10 5 Cleaning the control panel and housing Use a standard neutral soap detergent to clean the control panel and housing Use a moist cloth to clean Dry the cleaned surfaces with a soft cloth ...

Page 36: ...10 6 Cleaning the airflow slots Use a vacuum cleaner to remove fluff from the airflow slots 36 52 CARE AND CLEANING ...

Page 37: ...to the mains supply Connect it to the mains socket Check the fuse in the fuse box domes tic installation The door is open Close the door The On Off button was not pushed Push the On Off button The Start Pause button was not touched Touch the Start Pause button The appliance is in standby mode Push the On Off button 37 52 ...

Page 38: ...irflow slots are clogged Clean the airflow slots at the bottom of the appli ance There is some dirt on the humidity sensor in the drum Clean the front surface of the drum The dryness level was not set to the desired level Adjust the dryness lev el 5 The condenser is clog ged Clean the condenser 3 The load ing door does not close The filter is not locked into position Put the filter in the cor rect...

Page 39: ...select is not available for the selected pro gramme Turn the tumble dryer off and on Change the pro gramme or option as re quired There is no drum light Defective drum lamp Contact the service cen tre to replace the drum lamp Unexpec ted dura tion time appears on the dis play The drying duration is calculated according to load size and damp ness This is automated the appliance is working cor rectl...

Page 40: ... is small Select a time pro gramme The time value must be related to the load To dry one item or a small amount of laun dry we recommend short drying times The laundry is too dry Select an appropriate time programme or a higher dryness level e g extra dry 40 52 TROUBLESHOOTING ...

Page 41: ...5 C Optimal room tempera ture to achieve best dry ing results is between 19 24 C 1 If there is an error message on the display e g E51 Turn the tumble dryer off and on Select a new programme Touch the Start Pause button If the appliance does not operate contact the service centre and provide the error code 2 Follow the programme description see the PROGRAMMES chapter 3 See the CARE AND CLEANING ch...

Page 42: ...ht 850 mm 15 mm feet regu lation Drum volume 118 l Maximum load volume 8 0 kg Voltage 230 V Frequency 50 Hz Sound power level 63 dB Total power 700 W Energy efficiency class A Energy consumption on the standard cotton programme with the full load 1 1 47 kWh Energy consumption on the standard cotton programme with the partial load 2 0 83 kWh Annual energy consumption3 176 5 kWh 42 52 ...

Page 43: ... Global warming potential GWP 1430 1 With reference to EN 61121 8 0 kg of cotton centrifuged at 1000 rpm 2 With reference to EN 61121 4 0 kg of cotton centrifuged at 1000 rpm 3 Energy consumption per year in kWh based on 160 drying cycles of the standard cotton pro gramme at full and partial load and the consumption of the low power modes Actual energy con sumption per cycle will depend on how the...

Page 44: ... See the leaflet attached Read carefully the instructions supplied with the accessory 13 2 Draining kit Accessory name DK11 Available from your authorised vendor can be attached to some types of tumble dryer For thorough draining of the condensed water into a basin siphon gully etc After installation the water container is drained automatically The water container must stay in the appliance 44 52 ...

Page 45: ...ctions supplied with the accessory 13 3 Pedestal with drawer Accessory name PDSTP10 E6WHPED2 Available from your authorised vendor For increasing the height of the appliance in order to ease loading and unloading of laundry The drawer can be used for laundry storage e g towels cleaning products etc Read carefully the instructions supplied with the accessory 45 52 ACCESSORIES ...

Page 46: ...on programme at full and partial load and the consumption of the low power modes Actual energy consumption per cycle will depend on how the appliance is used 176 5 Automatic tumble drier or non automatic tum ble drier Automatic Energy consumption of the standard cotton programme at full load in kWh 1 47 Energy consumption of the standard cotton programme at partial load in kWh 0 83 Power consumpti...

Page 47: ...otton pro gramme at full load in minutes 152 Programme time of the standard cotton pro gramme at partial load in minutes 97 Condensation efficiency class on a scale from G least efficient to A most efficient A Average condensation efficiency of the stand ard cotton programme at full load as a per centage 91 Average condensation efficiency of the stand ard cotton programme at partial load as a per ...

Page 48: ...he information given in the chart above is compliant with the EU Commission regulation 392 2012 implementing directive 2009 125 EC 48 52 PRODUCT INFORMATION SHEET IN REFERENCE TO E U REGULATION 1369 2017 ...

Page 49: ...tainers to recycle it Help protect the environment and human health by recycling waste of electrical and electronic appliances Do not dispose of appliances marked with the symbol with the household waste Return the product to your local recycling facility or contact your municipal office 49 52 ...

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