Haier Hdy6-1 Manual

							HDY6-1
Table of Contents
Befroe using the dryer
Installation.....................................4-6
Preparation ......................................7
How to operare the dryer
Control panel.................................8-9
Drying methods ...............................11
Cleaning and maintenance .......12-13
Specifications .................................17Wiring circuit ..................................16
Maintenance
Trouble shooting .......................14-15
Operation Manual
Condenser Tumble DryerTo p
Program selector
Container handle
Name of Parts
Door
Plinth
Button
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
Bottom plaque
Programming guide.........................10
Important Safety Instructions.....2-3 Name of Parts....................................1
This diagram may be slightly different from the layout of the washing machine you
have just purchased due to techincal improvements
Read all instructions before using dryer.
dryers are provided with operating,care and in-
stallations instructionsWarning
1
Power supply cable
Earth terminal
Rear footplateBack plate
Back cover board
Drainage outlet 
						

							Important Safety Instructions
Important Safety Instructions

To reduce the risk of fire, electrical shock, or injury to
persons when using this dryer, follow basic precautions,including
the following:
1.Read all instructions before using this dryer.
2.
Do not dry items that have been previously cleaned in,washed in, soaked in, orspotted
with gasoline, cleaning solvents, kerosene, waxes, etc. Do not store these
spotted with
gasoline, cleaning solvents, kerosene, waxes, etc. Do not store these items on or near the
dryer. These substances give off vapors that could ignite or explode.
3.Do not allow children to play on or in the dryer. Close supervision of children is necessary
when the dryer is used near children.
4.Before the dryer is removed from service or discarded, remove the dryer door to prevent
accidental entrapment.
5.To prevent injury, do not reach into the dryer if the drum is moving.Wait until the dryer
has stopped completely before reaching into the drum.
6.Do not install or store this appliance where it will be exposed to water and /or the weather.
7.Do not tamper with controls.
8.Do not repair or replace any part of the appliance or attempt any servicing unless specifically
recommendedin the user-maintenance instructions or in published user-repair instructions
that you understand and have skills to carry out.
9.
To prevent fire, do not use heat to dry items containing plastic, foam rubber or similarly
textured rubber-like materials, or items containing feathers or down.
10.Do notplace items exposed to cooking oils in your dryer. Items contaminated with
cooking oils may contribute to a chemical reaction that could cause a load to catch fire.
11.Clean lint screen before or after each load.
12.This dryer must be properly installed in accordance with the installation instructions before
it is used .
13.To prevent shock hazard and assure stability during operation, the
dryer must be installed
and electrically grounded by a qualified service person in accordance with local codes.
14.Always disconnect dryer from electrical supply before attempting any service.Disconnect
power cord by graspingthe plug ,not the cord.
15.The dryer must only be used for its intended purposed.
16. Do not sit on top of the dryer.17.If the supply cord is damaged,it must be replaced by the manufacturer ,its service agent
or similarly qualified persons in order to avoid a hazard.
18.Do not operate the dryer if any parts are missing or broken.
19.Do not store or use gasoline or other flammable vapors and liquids in the vicinity of the
appliance.
20.
Keep surrounding areas free from the accumulation of lint, dust and dirt.
21.Avoid fire hazard or electrical shock. Do not use an adaptor plug or extension cord
or remove grounding prong from electrical power cord. Failure to follow this warning can
cause serious injury, fire or death.
22.The appliance must not be installed behind a lockable door ,a sliding door or a door
with a hinge on the opposite side to that of the tumble dryer. 
						

							
Installation
Dimensions
a = 855 mm
b = 620 mm
c = 595 mm
Weight = 38 Kg
Packing accessories
Checklist of the accessories and materials provided with the machine:
Quantity
Installation
To ensure the dryer operating normally, attention must be paid to
the following in placement:

µThe dryer must be horizontally installed. Its bottom is equipped
with adjustable base angles. Adjust these 4 angles to level before
operation;

µCheck whether there is any damage to the dryer during
transportation. Any damaged dryer must not be electrified. In case
of any damage, contact your dryer supplier;

µThe dryer must be kept away from flammable or detonable substances×

µThe surrounding environment must be dry and ventilated;

µDo not install the dryer on any hairy carpet because the normal
ventilation of the vent hole may be blocked×

µTo allow the dryer to perform better, the ambient temperature shall
not be lower than 10

nor higher than 35


Column Installation
To save space, the dryer may be installed
on a prepositioned drum washing machine
using a folding frame. This dryer can be
placed with the HBF series washers by a
folding frame. For specific installation, refer
to the instructions for the installation of the
folding frame.
Change the door-opening direction
If the direction of opening the dryer's door is
not suitable to the location, its opening direction
may be changed. The detailed operating
procedures are as follows:

µScrew off the 4 screws(1) fixing the door's
hinge to remove the door(5);

µRemove the hinge(3) from the door and
take off the hinge cover(4) at the other side
and fix the hinge back;

µScrew off the screws fixing the door
switch(6) to remove the door switch. Take
off the door switch cover(7) at the other
side and fix the door switch back;

µPut the removed hinge cove(4)r and
door switch cover(7) into the side opposite
to the door;

µRemove the 4 corks and the door lock
cover from the front panel and put them on the other side of the
front panel;

µFix the door on the other side of the machine.
Drain switchover
During the drying of the laundry, the condensate water is automatically
collected in the box inside the machine, so that the water needs to
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ConformityDrainpipe
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Installation
be removed from the box after every drying of the laundry. If your
dryer is in the vicinity of a drainage, you may allow the condensate
water being discharged directly into the drainage through the drainpipe
provided as accessory so that to avoid emptying the box for every time.
The method to connect the drainpipe is as follows:
1. Loosen the hose clip with the drain switchover joint;
2. Pull the hose off the joint;
3. Install the accessory drainpipe in place;
4. Fix the hose clip.
Note: The outlet of the drainpipe must not be higher than 1.2 m above
the floor.

Preparation
Turning on power
Before turning on the power for the dryer, check:

µWhether the supply voltage is in accordance with the value indicated
on the nameplate;

µWhether the supply receptacle can withstand the maximum power
load to the dryer;

µWhether the supply receptacle is in accordance with the plug of the
dryer. If not, replace the power supply cable or receptacle to make
them accord with each other; The replacement of the power supply
cable must be made by a qualified professional or our authorized
service agent;

µThe dryer must be grounded securely.
AttentionÖ
1. Before operation, clean off the dusts and dirties inside the drum
of the dryer by a wet towel;
2. Clean off debris on the filter screen and in the duct to increase the
drying efficiency.
Treatment of laundry to dry

µCheck whether the laundry to be dried is suitable to be dried in the dryer;

µThe dryer can only dry the laundry that has been spun dry. Do not
put too wet laundry into the machine;

µEmpty all pockets of the laundry with such items as keys and coins
and remove the adornment that is not suitable to be dried;

µPull up zippers, sew and mend up loosened fasteners and tie up
dispersed ribbons to prevent the laundry from being entangled. If
necessary, put small items into a net.

µTo achieve a better drying result, shake the heavy laundry and make
it loose before load it into the dryer.
Warning: Do not dry wool, silk, down and other delicate fabrics to avoid
damage to fabrics.
Cotton fabric
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A - Program knob
Turn this knob to choose the drying program you desired. This type of
dryer has 15 program options available for you to choose. For description
of specific programs, refer to the list of programs on Page 10. At the same
time, this knob also serves as a power switch. When it is turned to "OFF,"
the power supply turns off; when the drying program is selected, the power
supply turns on.
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B - Start/Pause button
After turning on the power, select the drying program you desired.
Gently touch this button to start the dryer. Gently touch this button again
during the operation of the dryer and the indicator light and display screen
will flash digits and the machine will be halted. Press the button again and
the program will continue to operate.
C - Delicate button
After this function is selected, the corresponding indictor light will be
on and the low power heater will operate. During the operation of a program,
the drying temperature will decrease so as to have a better care of the
delicate laundry.
D - Delay button
Gently touch this button before a program starts. You may choose to
start the dryer after a preset time. The delay range is between 1 and 24
hours. Every touch of the delay button will make an increment of one hour.
When in excess of 12 hours, the remaining time will be redisplayed. After
a delay time is set, gently touch the Start/Pause button to the start the
delay operation and the indicator light will flash.

Control panel
CÇD composite button and children lock function
During the operation of a program, you may press and hold down both
buttons for 10 seconds to set up the children lock function if necessary.
At this time, the display screen shows the remaining time and the lock
alternatively, and the control panel will be locked. Press and hold down
both buttons for 10 seconds once again and the children lock will release.F - LED screen
The screen displays the remaining time for a program, the delay time
and other related information.
Note: The remaining time to start a program is the default time for the
program. During the operation, with the variation of the factors such as
the moisture content the actual remaining time program will be automatically
adjusted until the preset drying result has been achieved and the program
is complete.
H - Indicator light for cleaning the filter screen
When this light is on, it indicates that the program has operated in the
cold air cycle and will be complete soon. It prompts the user to clean the
filter screen after the program is complete.G - Indicator light for cleaning up the condensate collection box
When this light is on, it indicates that the condensate collection box is
full of condensate. Please empty the box. At this time the operation of
the program will be halted. After the box is emptied, press the Start/Pause
button and the program will continue to operate. E - Condensate collection box handle
The condensate collection box is used to store the condensate during
the drying. When the program is complete, empty the condensate
collection box timely. 
						

							
Programming Guide
ProgramDegree of
Drying
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Slightly damp



Cold

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Ordinary synthetic fabrics
Blend fabrics
Note:
1
ÃLaundry drying time may extend or shorten depending on the following:

½Fabric type;

½Amount of loaded fabrics;×

½Degree of spinning dry of fabrics;

½Ambient temperature..
2
ÃBefore the laundry is dried, check the labels on the fabrics carefully. Do not put
those that cannot be dried by a machine into the dryer to dry them, particularly the
delicate fabrics. Too high temperatures may cause damage to them.
TimeMax.Lading
Machine
ironing damp Ironing damp
Dry
Very dryRecommended Laundry Type
Very dry
Dry
Slightly damp
Ironing damp
Ironing damp
Timing drying
for 20 minutes
Timing drying
for 30 minutes
Timing drying
for 40 minutes
Timing drying
for 60 minutes
1:50
1:40
1:30
1:20
1:00
0:50
0:40
0:30
1:00
0:30
0:40
1:000:20
0:20Ordinary cotton fabrics
Ordinary cotton fabrics Ordinary cotton fabrics
Ordinary synthetic fabrics
Ordinary synthetic fabrics Ordinary synthetic fabrics
Heavy fabrics, needing further
drying
Delicate fabrics Heavy fabrics, needing further
drying
Heavy fabrics, needing further
drying Heavy fabrics, needing further
drying

Drying Methods
2
ÃLaundry loading
Open the door and place the treated
laundry into the drum of the dryer.
To save energy and achieve a better
drying result, please spin the laundry as
dry as possible. Place the laundry evenly
into the drum after shake them loose.
Note: Do not put excess laundry into
the dryer to avoid damage to the dryer
and laundry.
3
ÃSetting drying program
Turn the program knob to set an optimal drying program according to the
laundry type and the drying result desired to achieve.
4. Delicate function setting
For the delicate laundry that needs special care, choose this function button.
Once this function is selected, the drying program will operate with a low heating
power and the drying temperature will be low too. And the drying time will automatically
increase by 20 minutes.
5. Delay setting
You may choose to start the dryer after a preset time. The delay range is
between 1 and 24 hours.
6. Program operation
After a program is set, gently touch the Start/Pause button to start the program.
7. Program completion
Before the drying program comes to end, the dryer will enter in the cold air
cycle where the heating will stop.
After the program is complete, the display screen will display "End." Open
the door to remove the laundry.
If the laundry is not removed in time after the drying program is complete,
the dryer will start in the anti-crease protection cycle automatically.
In the anti-crease protection cycle, the dryer's drum will run in a set interval
to keep your laundry loose.
8. Turning off the dryer
Turn the program knob to the "OFF" position to cut off the power supply and
turn off the dryer.
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ÃTurning on power
Insert the power plug into an appropriate receptacle to turn on the power.
Operating power supply: (220-230)V/50Hz.

½
Overalls
(cotton appr 950g)

½Blended fabric
clothes
(appr 800g)

½
T- s h i r t
(appr 300g)

½Jackets (cotton
appr 800g)

½Woolen blankets
(appr 3000g)
½Single bed sheets
(cotton appr 800g)
½Socks
(blended fabrics
appr 50g)
½Underwear
(appr70g)

½JeansJ

½Pajamas
(appr 200g)

½Shirts
(appr 300g)
Reference weight of fabrics for drying 
						

							
Cleaning and Maintenance
1Cleaning the surface
Wipe off the dusts and dirties on the body of the dryer and the surface
of the main control panel by a cleaning cloth. Remember not use any organic
solvent or corrosive agent in cleaning to avoid damage to the machine.
2. Cleaning the filter screen
To ensure a good ventilation effect during
drying, the filter screen must becleaned after
every drying program is complete.
Open the door to remove the filter screen
from the machine. Open the screen and clean
off the lints on the screen and handle by a wet
towel. After cleaning, put the screen back in place.
3. Empty the condensate collection box
During the operation of a program, steam
condenses into water is collected in the box.
The box must be emptied in time after the
program is complete.
- Hold the handle of the box and take out the
box. When the box is taken out, keep it level
to prevent the condensate from overflowing;
- Pour away the condensate water. Note: the
condensate water can not be used for drink or
for food processing;
- Put the box back in place.
If the box has not been cleaned in time, the
dryer will alarm automatically when the box
is full. The indicator light is on when the box
is emptied and the dryer will stop. It will not
restart until the box is emptied.
4.Cleaning condenser
The condenser must be cleaned monthly.
Cut off power supply before cleaning.
- Hold the protrusions on both sides of the
lower deco panel and open the lower deco
panel;

Cleaning and Maintenance
- Using a coin or other tool, push the slides on the cover to the position
as shown in the figure and then remove the cover;
- Turn the condenser's handle 90 degrees in the direction as shown in
the figure;
- Remove the condenser from the dryer;
- Clean the condenser by a brush or flush it by a water jet;
Note: Do not use a sharp tool in cleaning the heat exchanger, otherwise
it may damage its sealing performance;
- Put the condenser back in place and lock up the cover;
- Put the lower deco panel back in place.
5. Cleaning the drum
After the dryer has operated for
a time, fabric caring agents or
calcium contained in the water will
form an almost invisible segregation
layer on the inside of the drum.
This makes the dryer not able to
reliably and accurately identify the
dryness of the laundry. So the inside
of the drum, especially the stainless
steel pieces on the blades must be
cleaned regularly by a wet cloth.
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Trouble shooting
Those listed below are not failures. The following must be confirmed before
calling for service:
Problem
The dryer does
not start
Possible Cause

½Whether the power supply plug peels off;

½Whether the local circuit is out of power;

½Whether the door is closed tightly;

½Whether a drying program has been set;

½Whether the Start/Pause button has been pressed;

½Whether the condensate collection box is full;
The drying result is not
good and the drying time
too long.

½Whether the drying program setting is correct or not;

½Whether the filter screen has been cleaned up;

½Whether the condenser is blocked;

½Whether the amount of the loaded laundry
exceeds the rated load;

½Whether the loaded laundry has been spun dry;

½Whether the vent duct is blocked;

½Whether the surface of the inside of the drum
gets a segregation layer;
The light in the drum is off
½Whether the power supply turns on;

½Whether the bulb is damaged;
The remaining time display
is halted, or the remaining
time displayed by skipping
degression
The remaining time will be adjusted and corrected
continuously and automatically based on the
following factors:

½Type of laundry;

½
Loaded amount;

½The degree of spinning dry of laundry;

½Ambient temperature;
The automatic adjustment is a normal operation.
Trouble shooting

E1
E2
E3
E4
E5
E6
Prompt and Alarm Information
In case of an improper operation or trouble with the machine when it operates, the
code corresponding to the trouble will be displayed on the display screen:
Code CategoryCause
Solutions
Prompt code
Trouble code
Trouble code
Prompt code
Prompting the door
not closed tightlyShut the door closely and
restart the machine
Trouble code
Trouble code
There is no change in
the temperatures of
the laundry in the tubContact a professional
serviceman
The laundry not driedContact a professional
serviceman
Prompting there is no
load or the loaded
laundry has reached
the requirements for
the dry settingTurn off the power and
reselect a program to
cancel the code
The thermal sensor
open-circuited or short
circuitedContact a professional
serviceman
Drain pump failsContact a professional
serviceman
Note: All information except for E1 needs to turn off the power and then
restart the machine to cancel the code. 
						

							Specifications
HDY6-1
(220-230)~/50Hz
15
Rated load
6Kg
15
2850
Waterprooff levelIPX4
Type
Item
Power supply
Maximum operating current(A)
Weight)Êkg)Ë Dimensions(H²D²W)mm Maximum power(W) Drying program
38 855h620h595

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