Beko Condenser Tumble Dryer - Black - B

A condenser tumble dryer collects the moisture extracted from your clothes into a removable water tank, rather than venting it outside. This means you don't need an external vent hose, offering greater flexibility in where you can place the appliance.

It is recommended to empty the water tank after every drying cycle for optimal performance. The dryer will typically have an indicator light to alert you if the tank needs emptying.

Yes, this model features a 'Mixed Dry Programme' specifically designed to safely and effectively dry a combination of natural fibers and synthetic fabrics in the same load.

This Beko Condenser Tumble Dryer has an energy efficiency class of 'B'.

Sensor drying programs use built-in sensors to detect the moisture level in your laundry. The dryer automatically stops the cycle once the desired dryness level is reached, preventing over-drying and saving energy.

The dryer has a 7kg drum capacity, making it suitable for the laundry needs of medium-sized households.

No, as a condenser tumble dryer, it does not require an external vent. The moisture is collected in an internal tank.

The automatic anti-creasing function gently tumbles your laundry intermittently after the main drying cycle has finished. This helps to prevent wrinkles from setting in if you can't remove your clothes immediately, reducing the amount of ironing required.

Check if the power cord is securely plugged into a live electrical outlet. Ensure the dryer door is firmly closed. Check if a fuse has blown or a circuit breaker has tripped.

Verify that the lint filter has been cleaned after the previous cycle. Ensure the water tank is empty. Check that the chosen drying program is appropriate for the load type and size. Avoid overloading the dryer, as this restricts airflow and prolongs drying time. Clean the condenser unit as per your manual's instructions.

Utilize the 'Automatic Anti-Creasing Function' if you cannot unload clothes immediately after the cycle. Avoid overloading the dryer. Remove clothes promptly when the cycle finishes. Consider using a lower heat setting for delicate items.

Ensure the water collection tank is correctly inserted and not overflowing. Check if the condenser unit is properly seated and clean.