Hi I have just purchased a Logik Heat Pump Tumble Dryer (LHP8W22).  The user guide tells me that once I have chosen the desired programme, I can choose the drying Level, a choice of 3.  I have a couple of questions: -

 

Which of these three settings (If any) is the Default one (I.e. the one used if no selection is made) and following on from this, do they incrementally increase the dryness fromthe Default setting or does Dry Level 1 = Less dry, 2 = Normal dry and 3 = More Dry?

 

Apologies if I seem to be over complicating and over thinking this but thus far I have been unable to find any clarification online!

Cheers, Alan

The manual should say but over the years I’ve typically seen the flowing. Do check though as I wouldn’t want you to shrink/damage anything:
 

Level 1 is probably what other machines call iron dry. This is dry ish but slightly damp.

 

Level 2 is probably Dry, which is mostly or close to totally dry, different garments will differ in how dry.

 

Level 3 is probably cupboard dry/extra dry. This is that very dry, usually IME is creased and you can easily shrink clothes here.

 

You should have two temperature options too a standard or intense dry and a cool or gentle dry.

 

Thick towels bedding etc can take the first, but non cotton can’t. Gentle is safer for most but read the garment labels.

Wash then dry if it is a washer dryer is useless as you can’t dry as much as you can wash so one part will be under/overloaded

 

I usually use Iron dry if I have to dry and only use intense for cotton towels and bedding.

Bit late to party, but have a look on

 

https://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/forums/forum

It's manned by white goods engineers who repair white goods. You will have to register and quote make/ model etc, but these blokes can be helpfull