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Programmatic development and the following: 1. 2017-2018 2. 2018-2019 3. 2019-2020 4. 2020-2021 5. 2021-2022 6. 2022-2023 7. 2023-2024 8. 2024-2025 9. 2025-2026 10. 2026-2027 11. 2027-2028 12. 2028-2029 13. 2029-2030 14. 2030-2031 15. 2031-2032 16. 2032-2033 17. 2033-2034 18. 2034-2035 19. 2035-2036 20. 2036-2037 21. 2037-2038 22. 2038-2039 23. 2039-2040 24. 2040-2041 25. 2041-2042 26. 2042-2043 27. 2043-2044 28. 2044-2045 29. 2045-2046 30. 2046-2047 31. 2047-2048 32. 2048-2049 33. 2049-2050 34. 2050-2051 35. 2051-2052 36. 2052-2053 37. 2053-2054 38. 2054-2055 39. 2055-2056 40. 2056-2057 41. 2057-2058 42. 2058-2059 43. 2059-2060 44. 2060-2061 45. 2061-2062 46. 2062-2063 47. 2063-2064 48. 2064-2065 49. 2065-2066 50. 2066-2067 51. 2067-2068 52. 2068-2069 53. 2069-2070 54. 2070-2071 55. 2071-2072 56. 2072-2073 57. 2073-2074 58. 2074-2075 59. 2075-2076 60. 2076-2077 61. 2077-2078 62. 2078-2079 63. 2079-2080 64. 2080-2081 65. 2081-2082 66. 2082-2083 67. 2083-2084 68. 2084-2085 69. 2085-2086 70. 2086-2087 71. 2087-2088 72. 2088-2089 73. 2089-2090 74. 2090-2091 75. 2091-2092 76. 2092-2093 77. 2093-2094 78. 2094-2095 79. 2095-2096 80. 2096-2097 81. 2097-2098 82. 2098-2099 83. 2100-

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Normal notices 1. Use a device to maintain the noise level of 20% and 30% of the noise. 2. Use a device to maintain the noise level of 20% and 30% of the noise. 3. Use a device to maintain the noise level of 20% and 30% of the noise. 4. Use a device to maintain the noise level of 20% and 30% of the noise. 5. Use a device to maintain the noise level of 20% and 30% of the noise.

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Bosch WITR320000 BOSCH 48 INSTRUCTIONS 1996

Your new dryer

Congratulations - You have chosen a modern, high-quality Bosch domestic appliance.

The condensation dryer with heat pump and automatic cleaning of the heat exchanger is outstanding in terms of efficient energy

Every dryer which leaves our factory is carefully checked to ensure that it functions correctly and is in perfect condition. Should you have any questions, our after-sales service will be pleased to help.

This appliance is labelled in accordance with European Directive 2012/19/EU concerning used electrical and electronic appliances (waste electrical and electronic equipment - WEEE). The guideline determines the framework for the return and recycling of used appliances as applicable throughout the EU.

For further information about our products, accessories, spare parts and services, please visit: www.bosch-home.com

Observe the safety instructions on page 13.

Read these instructions and the separate Energy-saving mode instructions before operating the dryer.

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Intended use

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Keep children younger than 3 years old away from the dryer. Do not let children make the cleaning and maintenance work on the dryer without supervision. Do not leave children unsupervised near the dryer. Keep pcts away from the dryer. The dryer may be operated by children from 8 years of age, by persons who have limited physical, sensory or mental abilities and by persons who have inadequate experience or knowledge, provided they are supervised or have been instructed by a responsible person.

Programmes / Fabrics

Detailed overview of the programmes and fabrics

Observe the care instructions on the care label.

Cottons Hard-wearing fabrics.

Easy-Care Fabrics made from synthetic or blended fabrics.

Dryness levels to select with theCottons andEasy-Care programmes:

Cupboard Dry Plus Thick and multi-layered fabrics.

Cupboard Dry Single-layered laundry.

Iron Dry Laundry suitable for ironing after drying.

Sportswear Functional clothing made of microfibre.

Towels Terry-towelling laundry e.g. towels and bathrobes.

Mixed Load A mixed load of fabrics made of cotton and synthetic fabrics.

Timed Programme warm

Timed Programme cold

Shirts / Blouses Cotton or linen fabrics that are still damp and easy-care fabrics.

Super Quick 40' Synthetics, cotton or blended fabrics.

Down Wear Fabrics with down filling.

Wool finish Woollen fabrics that are suitable for use in washers.

Preparation

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Programme set the programme on/off. Can be

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Start Reload Easy-Care Cupboard Dry Plus Cupboard Dry Iron Dry Shirts/ Blouses Super Quick 40' Down Wear Wool finish Timed P

Automatic cleaning of the heat exchanger SELF CLEANING

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Further information can be found on page 5

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Inspect the dryer

Make sure your hands are dry. Only grasp the plug by the plug body.

Connect the mains plug

Sort the laundry

Remove all items from packets, especially cigarette lighters. The drum must be empty prior to loading.

See also separate instructions for "Woollens basket" (depending on model).

ector for setting and switching the appliance turned in both directions.

Set and adjust the programme individually

Fine adjustment of dryness level. Setting the programme end.

Buzzer on/off.

Starts, pauses and continues the programme; activates or deactivates

Empty the condensate container

Empty the container after each drying cycle, but not during the cycle.
1. Remove the container, holding it level. 2. Pour out the condensate.
3. Always push the container back in until it clicks into place.
display panel despite the container having

container, page 8/12.

Do not pull out/empty the condensate container when drying is in progress.

Clean fluff filter

Clean fluff filters reduce energy consumption.

The fluff filter consists of two parts. Clean the inner and out filter after every drying cycle:

1. Open the door. Remove fluff from the door/door area.

2. Pull out both parts of the fluff filter.

3. Remove fluff from the edge of the shaft. Fluff should not fall into the open shaft.

4. Open the filter and remove all the fluff.

5. Rinse both parts under running water and dry thoroughly

6. Close the inner and outer filter, put them back together and reinsert them into the appliance.

Remove the laundry and switch off the dryer

End of the programme...

Interrupt the programme

1. Open the door or press the Start/Reload button; the drying cycle is interrupted.
2. Add or remove laundry and close the door.
3. If required, select a new programme and additional functions. Select the Start/Reload button. The remaining time is updated after a few minutes.

The drum and door may be hot!

Display panel and settings
Display panel (status indicators)

(Fluff filter)
(Condensate container)
SELF CLEANING
(Programme sequence)	These indicators show the programme progress in the next steps of the drying cycle:
(Childproof lock)	You can lock the dryer to prevent the functions you have set from being changed inadvertently. To activate/deactivate the programme and then press and hold the Start/Reload button for 5 seconds until a long acoustic signal is heard. The option activated/deactivated
[h:min](Remaining time)	When a programme is selected, the anticipated drying time (remaining time) for the recommended load is displayed. While drying, the moisture sensors detect the actual load and correct the programme length. This is shown by jumps in the remaining time in the display panel.

Settings (indicators lights and buttons)

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See the separate Energy-saving mode instructions.

Drying time	Drying time, available only for timed programmes, can be selected from min. 0:20 h to max. 3:00 h, in 10-minute steps.
+ Fine adjust	The dryness levels (e.g. Cupboard Dry) can be increased in three levels. The laundry is made drier. Default = 0. Selectable values: 0, 1, 2, 3. After setting the level of the fine adjustment for a programme, it is also retained for other programmes, until + Fine adjust is changed again.
Finished in	The time when the programme has to end can be set by selecting the Finished In time. The Finished In time can be selected in one-hour steps, up required number of hours is displayed. Then press the Start/Reload button to activate the Finished In option. The programme ends after the selected number of hours. Several minutes after activating Finished In option the display switches off to save energy. To switch it on select any button, close/open the door or turn the programme selector.
Low Heat	Reduced temperature for delicate fabrics, e.g. polyacrylic, polyamide or elastane, with a longer drying time.
Crease guard	After the programme finishes, the drum moves at regular intervals to prevent creases. Laundry remains loose and fluffy. The standard setting for each programme is 60 min. Automatic anti-crease function can be extended by up to 60 min.
Signal	end if it is activated. Other sounds are not influenced by this option.

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Notes on laundry ...

Labelling of fabrics

Follow the manufacturer's care instructions.

Do not tumble dry the following fabrics:

- Non-breathable fabrics (e.g. rubber-coated).

Oil-stained laundry.

Drying tips

- To ensure a consistent drying result, sort the laundry by fabric type and drying programme.

- Always dry very small fabrics (e.g. baby socks) together with large items of laundry (e.g. towels).

- Close zips, hooks and eyelets, and button up covers

Tie cloth belts, apron strings, etc. together or use a laundry bag.

Allow laundry to finish drying in the air.

(depending on model).

distributed evenly.

Cupoboard Dry Plus programme

• When washing laundry that is to be tumble dried afterwards, use the correct amount of fabric softener as specified in the manufacturer's instructions.
• For pre-dried, multi-layered fabrics or small, individual items of laundry, use the timed programme. Also suitable for subsequent drying.

Environmental protection / Energy-saving tips

energy consumption.

• Make sure the room is well ventilated during drying.
• Do not cover or seal the air inlet on the dryer

Important information ...

Your dryer is designed to be particularly energy efficient. Its technical features include
a refrigeration circuit, which uses energy efficiently in a similar way to a refrigerator.
The dryer's heat exchanger is cleaned automatically during drying.
The fluff filters and filter in the condensate container must be cleaned regularly.

Never operate the dryer without the fluff filters and without filter in condensate container!

Fluff filters

During drying, fluff and hair from the laundry is trapped by the fluff tiller. Blocked fluff tillers may impair the heat exchange process.

Filter in the condensate container

The filter in the condensate container cleans the condensation. This condensation is required for the automatic cleaning process. The filter should be cleaned regularly under running water. Empty the condensate container before cleaning the

Fabrics

Do not dry any fabrics that have come into contact with solvents, oil, wax, grease or paint: e.g. hair styling products, nail varnish remover, stain remover, cleaning solvent etc.

Empty all pockets.

Do not dry non-breathable fabrics
Avoid drying items that produce a lot of fluff
Woollens should be refreshed only, using the woollens programme.

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Programme overview see also page 6.
Sort the laundry according to type of textile and fabric. Fabrics must be suitable for tumble drying. After drying, laundry is to be ...
PROGRAMMES TEXTILE TYPE AND INFORMATION

*Cottons	max. 8 kg	Hard-wearing fabrics, bolt-proof fabrics made of cotton or linen.
*Easy-Care	max. 3.5 kg	Non iron laundry made of synthetic fibres and mixed fabric, easy-care cotton.
		The condition of the laundry means it is suitable for ironing (iron cloths in order to avoid creases).
		Single-layered laundry.
		Laundry with thick, multi-layered parts.
Sportswear	max. 1.5 kg	Fabrics with memorane coating, water-repellent fabrics, functional clothing, fleece fabrics (dry jackets/trousers with removable internal lining separately).
Towels	max. 6 kg	Terry-towelling laundry e.g. towels and bathrobes.
Mixed Load	max. 3 kg	Mixed items of laundry made of cotton and synthetics (Mix).
Timed Programme warm	max. 3 kg	Pre-dried, multi-layered, sensitive fabrics made of acrylic fibres, or separate small items of laundry.Also for subsequent drying.Programme suitable for dryingindividualwollen fabrics, sports shoes and soft toys using "Wooliens basket".
Timed Programme cold	max. 3 kg	All types of fabrics. For freshening up or airing of items of laundry that have been worn for a short period of time.
Shirts / Blouses	max. 3 kg	Cotton or linen fabrics that are still damp and easy-care fabrics. Creasing in fabrics is reduced. Fabrics are not dried completely. Hang up fabrics!
Super Quick 40'	max. 1 kg	Laundry made of synthetic fibres, cotton or blended fabrics (for example) that needs to be dried quickly. The values may differ from the those specified depending on the type of fabric, mixture of laundry to be dried, residual moisture in the fabric and loading capacity.
Down Wear	max. 1.5 kg	Garments with down feather fillings, pillows and blankets. By non quilt loads - please add just 1 piece per drying.
Wool finish	max. 3 kg	Woollen fabrics suitable for washers. Fabrics become fluffier but not dry. Remove fabrics once the programme has ended and allow to dry.

Degree of dryness can be finely adjusted; multi-layered textiles require a longer drying time than single-layered items of clothing. Recommendation: Dry separately.

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Care and cleaning

Only when switched off!

Heat exchanger

The dryer's heat exchanger is cleaned automatically during drying. SELF CLEANING appears rolling in the display panel. Do not pull out the condensate container during the cleaning process.

Dryer housing, control panel

• Wipe with a soft, damp cloth.
• Do not clean with a water jet.
• Remove detergent and cleaning agent residue immediately.
• Some water may collect between the window and the seal during drying. This does not affect the proper operation of your dryer in any way.

Filter in the condensate container

The filter is cleaned automatically when the condensate container is emptied.

stubborn deposits/dirt from building up.

1. Pull out the condensate container.
2. Pull the filter out of its snap-in lock.

3. Clean the filter under running water or in the dishwasher.

4. Refit the filter

5. Insert the condensate container so that it locks into place.

Only operate the dryer with the filter inserted.

Moisture sensors

The dryer is equipped with stainless steel moisture sensors. Moisture sensors measure the moisture level of the laundry. After sustained, repeated operation, a fine layer of limescale may form on the moisture sensors.

1. Open the door.
2. Clean the moisture sensors with a damp sponge which has a rough surface.

Do not use steel wool or abrasive agents!

Installation

• Scope of delivery: dryer, operating and installation instructions, basket for woollens (depending on the model).
• Check the dryer for transport damage.
• The dryer is very heavy. Do not attempt to lift it on your own.
• Be careful to avoid sharp edges.
• Do not lift the dryer by protruding parts (e.g. the door) - risk of breakage.
• Do not set up in a room that is susceptible to frost.
  Freezing water may cause damage.
• If in doubt, have the appliance connected by a specialist.

1.

Setting up the dryer

• The mains plug must always be accessible
• Ensure that the appliance is placed on a clean, level and firm surface.
• Do not obstruct the air inlet on the dryer.
• Keep the area around the dryer clean.
• Level the dryer using the threaded feet and a spirit level.
  Never remove the threaded feet!

Do not install the dryer behind a door or sliding door which could prevent or obstruct the dryer door from opening. This will prevent children from locking themselves in and risking their lives.

Take all accessory parts out of the drum. The drum must be empty.

Clean and level

Make sure that the air inlet remains unobstructed

2.

- Connect to an AC earthed socket. If in doubt have the socket checked by a specialist.

same.

- The connected load and necessary fuse protection are specified on the rating plate.

Frost protection

Preparation

1. Select any programme using the programme selector.

2. Wait several minutes or until the dryer stops, and then empty the condensate container again.
   5 Turn the programme selector to Off.

Transport

- Transport the dryer in a vertical upright position.

- Following transportation, do not use the dryer for two hours.

The driver contains residual water:

this can flow out if the dryer is tilted.

Do not operate the dryer if there is a risk of frost.

Technical Data

Dimensions (DxWxH) 60 x 60 x 85 cm (height adjustable)

Weight approx. 51 kg

Max. capacity 8 kg

Condensate container 4.0

Connection voltage 220-240 V

Connected load 1000 W

Fuse protection 10 A

Ambient temperature 5 - 35°C

Product number Production number Inside of door

The rating plate can be found on the back of the dryer.

Power consumption when switched off 0.10 W

Power consumption when ready for use (left-on mode) 1.00 W

Drum interior light (depending on model): The drum lights up after the door is opened

and after the programme starts, and switches off automatically.

Consumption values table

Programme	Spin speed which is used for spinning the laundry		Duration** Energy consumption**
Cottons 8 kg 4 kg	6 kg	4 kg
Cupboard Dry*	1400 rpm	179 min	111 min	1.57 kWh	0.93 kWh
	1000 rpm	203 min	122 min	1.80 kWh	1.04 kWh
	800 rpm	227 min	143 min	2.04 kWh	1.25 kWh
Iron Dry*	1400 rpm	125 min	75 min	1.10 kWh	0.66 kWh
	1000 rpm	150 min	90 min	1.36 kWh	0.82 kWh
	800 rpm	176 min	106 min	1.64 kWh	0.98 kWh
Easy-Care		3.5 kg		3.5 kg
Cupboard Dry*	800 rpm	55 min		0.51 kWh
	800 rpm	71 min		0.65 kWh

* Programme selling for testing in accordance with the applicable EN61121 standard.
The values may differ from those specified, depending on the type of fabric, composition of laundry to be dried, residual moisture in the fabric and the amount of laundry being loaded.

Most efficient programme for cotton fabrics

its combined energy consumption for drying wet cotton laundry.

Standard programme for cottons in accordance with current EU regulation 932/2012

Programme	Load	Energy consumption	Programme duration
	8 kg/4 kg	1.80 kWh/1.04 kWh	203 min/122 min

Programme selling for testing and energy labelling in accordance with Directive 2010/30/EU.

Optional accessories (order from the after-sales service using the order number, depending on the model)

WITZ20410	Washer-dryer stack connection setThe dryer can be placed on top of a suitable washing machine with the same width and depth to save space.The dryer must be lastened to the washing machine using this connection set.WITZ 11400: with pull-out worklop.
WNZ205300	PlatformFor easier loading and unloading. The basket contained in the drawer can be used to carry the laundry.

Wollens basket

WKMZ20600

For drying individual wollen fabrics, sports shoes and soft toys (see separate instructions for "Woollen basket").

Normal noises

During drying, the compressor and the pump generate some noise which is entirely normal.

Illustration of a washing machine with a magnified inset showing a knife cutting through it (no text or symbols)

The compressor in the dryer may occasionally generate a humming noise. The volume and pitch of this may vary depending on the selected programmes and the progress of the drying.

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The compressor in the dryer is ventilated from time to time, which creates a whirring sound.

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The automatic cleaning process causes a clicking noise.

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The process of pumping the condensation into the condensate container generales pumping noises.

What to do if ...

Turn the programme selector to Off and remove the mains plug from the socket.

The Start/Reload indicator light does not light out.	Means plug plugged in?Programmic solicited?Check the socket false.
The display panel light and indicator lights depending on easily up out and the Start/Reload indicator light flashes.
flashes.	Press the Start/Reload button to reset the displayed indication and then press the Start/Reload button again to restart the appliance if necessary.
	Press the Start/Reload button to reset the displayed indication and then press the Start/Reload button again to restart the appliance if necessary.
SELF CLEANING appears in the display panel.	Not an error. Automatic cleaning of the heat exchanger.Do not empty the concensate container.
Dryer does not start. Start/Reload button selected?	Door closed?Programme set?
Programme terminals is shortly after starting. Ambient temperature greater than 5°C?Is the appliance loaded with the laundry?Loaded laundry dry?
Water is leaking out. Make sure the dryer is level.
The door opens by itself. Push the door closed until you near it engage.
Cleasing Laundry load exceeded?	Remove articles of clothing immediately after the end of the programme, hang up and pull into shape.
Laundry is not dried correctly or is still too damp.	After the one of the programme, warm laundry fools damper than it actually is. Spread the laundry cut and allow the heat to disperse.Firey adjust the dryness level - this extends the drying time but does not increase the temperature. Your laundry will become drier.Select a programme with a longer drying time or increase the drying level. This does not increase the temperature.Select a time programme for extended drying of laundry that is still damp.If you have exceeded the maximum load for the programme, the laundry may not be dried correctly.Clean the moisture sensor in the drum. A fine layer of limestone may adversely affect the performance of the sensors and your washing will not dry properly.Drying has been interrupted as a result of a power cut because the condensate container is full or because the maximum drying time has been exceeded.
	Switch off, allow to cool switch back on and restart the programme.
Power failure.	Remove the laundry from the dryer immediately and spread out. This allows the heat to disperse. Be careful as the door, the drum and the laundry may be hot.
Other intermittent noises and vibrations.	Not an error.
Loud humming noise for several seconds.	Has the condensate container been properly insorted?

After-sales service

We will always find an appropriate solution and avoid unnecessary visits by engineers.

The contact details of your local after-sales service can be found in the enclosed after-sales service directory. Please provide the after-sales service the product number (E no.) and the production number (FD) of the appliance.

- GB 3448 928 979 (Calls charged at local or mobile rate.) - IE 01450 2655 (0.03 € per minute at peak. Off peak 0.0086 € per minute.)

You can find this information: inside the door ^ / in the opened service gap ^ and on the rear of the appliance. *depending on the model

Trust the expertise of the manufacturer. Contact us for assistance. In this way, you can rest assured that the repair will be carried out by trained service technicians using original spare parts.

Safety instructions

Emergency
ONLY use the - in rooms inside the house, - in dry fabrics
The dryer must NEVER... - be used for purposes other than those described above. - be modified in terms of its technology or properties.
Hazards - The dryer must not be used by children or persons who have not been instructed in its use. - Do not leave children unsupervised near the dryer. - Keep pets away from the dryer.

Installation

Mains connection - Connect the dryer to an AC earthed socket ax
- The cable cross-section must be sufficient
- Only use earth-leakage circuit breakers with the following symbol:
- The appliance plug and socket must be controllable. - Do not use multiple plugs/connectors and/or extension cables.
- Never pull the appliance plug out of the socket by its cable.

Operation

Operation - Only load the drum with laundry. Check the contents before you switch the dryer on
- Do not use the dryer if the laundry has been in contact with soven's, oil, wax, grease or paint (e.g. hair slying products, - The tumble dryer is not to be used if industrial chemicals have been used for cleaning.
- Do not turn off the dryer until the drying process ends, unless the laundry will be removed quickly and spread out, so that the heat can dissipate.
be damaged due to possible deformation of the foamed material. - When cleaning the fluff filter, make sure that no foreign material (down or filling material) gets into the air duct opening. If necessary, clean the drum beforehand with a vacuum cleaner. If foreign material should still get into the air duct.

- Final part of a tumbic dryer cycle occurs without heat (pool down cycle), to ensure that the items are left at a temperature that ensures that the items will not be damaged.

- Switch on the dryer once the programme has ended. - The water from condensation is not drinking water and may be contaminated with fluff.

- Do not use the driver if it is defective or if you suspect that it is. Repairs must only be carried out by the after-sales service. Do not use the dryer if the mains cable is defective. To avoid danger, only have the defective mains cable replaced by the after-sales service.

Spare parts For safety reasons, you must only use genuine spare parts and accessories.

Disposal - Full out the appliance plug, then out of the mains cable from the appliance. Disposa of the appliance at a municipal waste disposal facility.

a proper manner. Capacity: 0.22 kg.

- All materials are environmentally sound and can be reused. Dispase of them in an environmental responsibility manner.

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