How on earth do u find auto dry?

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you really need the model number then you can go to the belling site and download the manal

Check that the feet are level to the floor as this may cause the vibration. Also set the machine to wool mode this then knows what material you are putting in the machine then should cycle to that material.

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Do not turn anything on if your home is not earthed . Turn off main isolater and contact an electrician asap.

Hi I just bought a second hand THOR TWM800 washing MACHINE, anyone knows which setting i should have the dial on to have a simple wash and dry clothes? Machine washes but doesn't dry.

Hi I just bought a second hand THOR TWM800 washing MACHINE, do you knowwhich setting i should have the dial on to have a simple wash and dry clothes? Machine washes but doesn't dry.

http://www.repairclinic.com/Kitchenaid-Washing-Machine-Model-KAWS850LQ0-ID-621049-Manuals-Care-Guides-Or-Literature-Parts

try here for service manual...
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What you probably mean is that it kick out the earth leakage in the house. You could either have a neutral wire that has shorted to earth or water has gotten onto your circuitry and is enough to kick out the earth leakage - which it is supposed to do. Try drying out the electrics of the machine with a fan heater or a hair dryer for a while and see if that solves the problem. If not do a check from the neutral wire to earth with an ohm meter and see if you get a reading. If you do, you will have to trace all the wiring looking for the leak. If the drying out solved the problem, you need to look for a water leak.

This is what the actual Quinny Zapp manual says. If you machine wash it and it shrinks, they will not cover a replacement under warranty, so beware.

Care and Maintenance
• Spot clean pad with cold water and mild soap. Air dry.
• Periodically check for loose screws, worn parts, torn material or loose stitching. Tighten or replace parts as needed.

Whenever you wash things like this in the washing machine, it is best to do a delicate cycle on cold and hang dry to avoid any shrinkage or damage to the material.

Good Luck! from Moms Just Know

Some magic happened today!

I got the thing (wd-12331ad) to dry without having to run a wash first!

Also, I seemed to get it to do a spin only run...

The way to get it to dry :
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(for a set time - I've not managed to get any of the auto-dry settings to work)
from machine being off:
> press the power button.
> press the "Dry" button 'til "Time" lights up
>>> press "Dry" again to get the desired duration
> press the spin button 'til the spin speed shows blank/ the RPM light goes out.
> press "Start/Pause"

It will then dry for the number of minutes specified!

Not perfect, I know but that's serious progress from where I was before; having to re-run a wash cycle to get it to dry anything...

Something to note:
- The machine worryingly sounds like it's starting to fill with water when you start the "Just Dry" program which scared me at first. BUT it stops after a second or so (I think it's just cleaning out the detergent tray so it doesn't bake any leftover powder)


For "spin only" from machine being off:
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> press the power button.
> press the spin button
>>> if you press "Start/Pause" now you get a 13 minute 1200 spin cycle
>>> press the spin button again and then "Start/Pause", it seems to drain itself for 1 minute
>>> pressing spin repeatedly, cycles through the spin speeds.


Things I don't know:
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- I don't know if you can combine spin and heat.
- I don't know whether the auto-dry programs are available
- I don't know what other programs are available from the "Dry"/"Spin" buttons

...So if anyone does any experimenting, please let us know the results, you never know, we might end up with a half way useful set of instructions! I'm starting to think the machine's not half as bad as it seems when following the manual alone.

Hope that helps.
Will

Check your exit hose spigot, it may be clogged. This is if your filter is all clean. There should be air for passage in the standpipe behind. Your hose should not fit airtight into the standpipe and neither too deep into it. Snaking out your standpipe would be good too.

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