Zanussi TD260 User manual

TOCA TS
TUMBLE DRYER
TD260
ZANUSSI

CONTENTS:
Page 3 Warnings
Page 4 The control panel
Page 6 Your machine
Page 7 Instructions for the installer
Page 10 Use of controls
Page 11 Drying times
Page 12 Drying 4 kg (9 lb) of cotton
Page 13 Drying 2 kg (4.5 Ib) of synthetics
Page 14 Hints for successful drying
Page 15 Maintenance
Page 16 Servicing
Page 18 Zanussi guarantee conditions
Page 19 5 year cover
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DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHT Height 85 cm
Width 60 cm
Depth 57 cm
Weight 30 kg
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION Voltage 240 V
Maximum power absorbed 2650 W
DRYING CAPACITY Cotton, linen 4.5 kg
Synthetics, delicate fabrics 2 kg

_WARNINGS:
It is most important that this instruction book should be retained with the appliance for
future reference. Should the appliance be sold or transferred to another owner, or should
you move house and leave the appliance, always ensure that the book is supplied with the
appliance in order that the new owner can be acquainted with the functioning of the
appliance and the relevant warnings.
THESE WARNINGS ARE PROVIDED IN THE INTEREST OF SAFETY. YOU MUST READ THEM
CAREFULLY BEFORE INSTALLING OR USING THE APPLIANCE.
A Always switch off and unplug
appliance after use.
A Any electrical work required
to install this appliance should
be carried out by a qualified
electrician or competent
person.
A This appliance is designed to
be operated by adults.
Children should not be allowed
to tamper with the controls or
play with the product.
A This product should be
serviced by an Authorized
Zanussi Network Service
Centre, and only genuine
Zanussi spare parts should be
used.
A It is dangerous to alter the
specifications or modify this
product in any way.
A Care must be taken to ensure
that the appliance does not
stand on the electrical supply
cable.
A Do not overload the ap-
pliance.
A Never tumble dry items that
have had contact with
chemicals such as dry cleaning
fluid. These are of a volatile
nature and could cause an
explosion.
4 The door becomes very hot
during the drying cycle. Keep
children away from the
appliance when it is in
operation.
AlLeave the porthole door
slightly ajar when not in use to
preserve the door seal.
A Fluff filters must be cleaned
after every use.
A Do not operate the appliance
with a damaged filter or with
no filter at all, as this may
cause a fire.
A Zanussi tumble dryers are de-
signed to be vented through to
the open air. The appli-
ance should have its own ven-
tilation system which should
not be joined with any other
ventilation system connected
to any other appliance.
Aln order to prevent the
appliance from overheating, it
is important that the
condensation vents are not
obstructed.
A Pets or children have been
known to climb into tumble
dryers. Check your drum
before use.
A The users should always check
that they have not left their
gas lighters (disposable or
otherwise) in their clothing.
A Under no circumstances should
you attempt to repair the
machine yourself. Repairs
carried out by inexperienced
persons may cause injury or
more serious malfunctioning.
Refer to your local Zanussi
Service Centre. Always insist
on genuine Zanussi spare
parts.

THE CONTROL PANEL
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A On/Off switch
1 Programme chart
5 Cool Tumble switch
2 Pilot light «Power»
3 Pilot light «Cool Tumble»
6 Programme selector dial
Symbols provided on the control panel have the following meaning:
f% Cooling phase
HIGH = Cotton and linen
AY Pilot light «Power»
LOW = Synthetic fabrics
oO) On/Of f switch

CONTROL PANEL POWER CABLE
FLUFF
FILTER
SIDE VENT
REAR VENT HOLE
HOLE
AIR-INTAKE
LOUVRES

Install the appliance in a well
ventilated room or close to a
window since, whilst drying,
the tumble dryer will expel a
certain amount of moist air.
Room temperature must not
exceed 35°C,
Condensation may be
discharged either through a
vent outlet provided at the
back or through the side vent
outlet.
The unused outlets must be
covered with the cover
provided for such a purpose.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE INSTALLER
With the special plastic
flexible tube (vent hose),
available on request by your
local dealer, you may
discharge condensation
directly outdoors.
The length of the vent hose
must not be more than 2 m
and it must not contain more
than two bends when it is
placed in position for
operation.
It is absolutely essential not
to connect the flexible vent
hose to, for example, a
chimney or flue pipe
designed to carry the exhaust
from a fuel burning heating
appliance.
The capacity of the venting
circuit must be at least
150 m*/h.
The tumble dryer must be
installed in a clean place,
where dirt does not build up.
Make sure there are no
obstructing items or materials
near the air-intake louvres
provided at the back (such as
for example paper, rags, etc.).
Level the tumble dryer into
place by screwing or un-
screwing the front feet as
required.
Accurate levelling will keep
vibration and noise to a mini-
mum when the dryer is in use.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE INSTALLER
THE ELECTRICAL
[CONNECTIONS
WARNING
This appliance must be earthed-
The manufacturer declines any
liability should this safety mea-
sure not be observed.
If the plug that is fitted to
your appliance is not suitable
for your socket outlet, it must
be cut off and the appropri-
ate plug fitted.
The cut off plug should be
disposed of to prevent the
hazard of electric shocks in
case it should be plugged into
a 13 Amp socket in another
part of your home.
Important
The wires in this mains lead
are coloured in accordance
with the following code:
GREEN AND
YELLOW - EARTH
BLUE - NEUTRAL
BROWN - LIVE
If you fit your own plug,
the colours of the wires in the
mains lead of your appliance
may not correspond with the
markings identifying the
terminals in your plug, this is
what you have to do:
Connect the green and
yellow (earth) wire to the
terminal in the plug which is
marked with the letter «E» or
coloured green, or green and
yellow.
Connect the blue (neutral)
wire to the terminal in the
plug which is marked with
the letter «N» or coloured
black.
Connect the brown (live)
wire to the termina! which is
marked with the letter «L» or
coloured red.
The plug moulded on to the
cord incorporates a fuse. For
replacement, use a 13 Amp
BS 1362 fuse.
Only ASTA approved fuses
should be used.
The fuse cover/carrier must
be replaced in the event of
changing fuse.
The right fuse cover/carrier
colour is the one shown by
the coloured insert at base of
the plug.
The plug must not be used
if the fuse cover/carrier is
lost.
A replacement cover/car-
rier must be obtained from
Zanussi Service Agents
whose addresses are listed on
the attached «Service and
Spares Nationwide».
In addition, avoid connec-
ting the dryer to the same
socket as your washing
machine (or any other appli-
ance) by means of an
adaptor.
Have an extra socket
installed if necessary by a
qualified electrician.
This appliance complies
with E.E.C. directive no.
87/308 of 2.6.87 relative to
radio interference sup-
pression.
ELECTRIC CABLE
[REPLACEMENT
If necessary, the electric
cable can be replaced.
Unplug the appliance.
The terminal board is
located at the back of the
appliance and is easily
accessible.
Depress with a screwdriver
the two tongues of the
terminal board lid, lift it,
unscrew the screw fixing the
cable, unscrew the terminals
and replace the cable.
Installation and, in partic-
ular, connection to the
electric mains and to the
discharge vent must be
carried out by competent
personnel or qualified
technicians.
Please ensure that when
the appliance is installed it is
easily accessible for the
engineer in the event of a
breakdown.

DOOR REVERSAL
This operation must be carried
out by qualified personnel.
To make it easier to load or
unload the laundry the door
can be reversed.
To do this operate as
follows:
- Remove the door by
unscrewing the two screws
(1) fastening the hinge to
the cabinet.
- Remove the safety pin (2)
by bending the two
fastening tags.
- Remove the block (8) by
bending the two fastening
tags.
- Refit the safety pin (2) and
block (3) on the opposite
sides of the door, making
sure they are accurately
engaged.
- Remove the plastic plate (4)
by unscrewing the two
fastening screws.
- Refit the plastic plate (4) on
the opposite side.
- Refit the door by screwing
in the two screws (1) which
fasten the door to the
cabinet.

USE OF CONTROLS
T° obtain the best drying
results it is essential to get
to know the controls and how
to use them properly.
PROGRAMME
CHART
This will help you to select
the correct time for drying.
PILOT LIGHT
«POWER» 44
It lights up when the on/off
switch is depressed and goes
out when it is pressed again.
PILOT LIGHT
«COOL TUMBLE»
It lights up when the cool
tumble switch is depressed
and goes out when it is
pressed again.
ON/OFF SWITCH (1)
Before using the machine,
depress the on/off switch.
COOL TUMBLE
SWITCH
By depressing this switch
the heat is cut off.
This is particularly useful to
freshen the laundry (e.g. to
remove a persistent odour of
moth- balls).
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PROGRAMME
SELECTOR DIAL
The selector dial is marked
with times in minutes
corresponding with those on
the chart (page 11).
To set the machine to the
selected time, turn the dial
clockwise until the time you
want coincides exactly with
the pointer.
The selector incorporates
two drying cycles, one of up
to 120 minutes at a high tem-
perature for natural fabrics,
and one of up to 80 minutes
at a low temperature for
synthetic fabrics.
Never attempt to turn the
dial in an anticlockwise
direction,
SET
THE TUMBLE DRYER
Load the damp laundry and
then, before starting the
appliance, carry out follow-
ing checks:
— The mains switch is on.
— The vent hose, if you have
one, is in position.
— The door is properly
closed.
Select the drying time by
turning the selector dial
clockwise to the required
time (see chart on page 11).
Switch on the on/off
switch, the pilot light «power»
will then come on and the
machine will start.
The machine will automa-
tically complete the selected
time.
Depress the on/off switch
, open the door, and
unload the laundry.
If necessary, you may
interrupt dryer operation by
depressing the on/of switch.
This dryer has two drying
times of up to 120 and 80
minutes, giving a high or low
heat according to the fabric
type.
This can be extended when
the original programme is
completed, by resetting the
control knob for a further
period of drying.
It is better to select a time
which is too short and then
set the dial for a further
period if necessary.
Select the drying time
according to your experi-
ence.
The programme guide is
designed to help you.
Remember that during the
last 8 minutes of the opera-
tion the heat is cut off in
order to carry out a fabric
cooling phase, which pre-
vents any creasing or
crumpling of the fabrics.

DRYING TIMES
COTTON AND LINEN
Selector dial: Up to 120 minutes (high temperature)
Degree of drying required Degree of spin/drying given Quantity Selector dial setting
10 tb (4.5 kg) 80 to 100 mins
500 rpm a el en ae Leer
5 Ib (2.25 kg) 50 to 60 mins
Store dr
q 10 Ib (4.5 kg) 65 to 85 mins
800 to 1000 rpm Titi ea ee Ce ee one
5 lb (2.25 kg) 45 to 55 mins
10 Ib (4.5 kg) 65 to 85 mins
500 rpm ee eC ae eet
5 lb (2.25 kg) 45 to 55 mins
Iron dry
10 Ib (4.5 kg) 45 to 65 mins
800 to 100 rpm Ce ee
5 lb (2.25 kg) 30 to 40 mins
Selector dial: Up to 80 minutes (low temperature)
Degree of drying required Degree of spin/drying given Quantity Selector dial setting
4 lb (1.75 kg) 45 to 55 mins
Store dry Short spin dry 2 Ib (0.9 kg) 30 to 35 mins
1 Ib (0.5 kg) 20 to 25 mins
If the laundry is spin-dried This applies particularly to If the laundry is spin-dried
in a washing machine at less laundry consisting primarily at more than 1000 rpm, the
than 500 rpm the residual of towels. residual dampness will be
dampness will be higher and lower and consequently the
consequently the drying time drying time should be
should be increased. decreased.
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y ou have for example just
machine-washed and spun
at 1000 rpm 4 kg (9 lb) of
laundry.
They are cotton fabrics of
medium weight which you
want to iron as soon as they
are dried.
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LOAD THE LAUNDRY
Open the door by pulling
the handle outwards.
Load the items you have to
dry one at a time, shaking
them out loosely and close
the door.
2
SELECT TIME AND
START THE MACHINE
Following indications given
in the drying times chart,
turn the selector dial clock-
wise on the 60 mins setting
(in the «up to 120 mins»
section - high temp.).
Switch on the on/off
switch. The pilot light
«power lights up and the
dryer starts to work.
When the laundry is
completely dry, the dryer
stops automatically.
Depress the on/off switch,
the pilot light «power» goes
out.
If the laundry is still too
damp, select a further brief
drying time, bearing in mind
that during the 8 last minutes
the dryer carries out the
cooling and anticrease treat-
ment phase.

DRYING 2 KG (4.5 Ih) OF SYNTHETICS
Y ou have for-example just
machine-washed and
briefly spun 2 kg (4.5 Ib) of
synthetics which do not need
ironing.
1
LOAD THE LAUNDRY
Open the door by pulling
the handle outwards.
Load the items you have to
dry one at a time, shaking
them out loosely and close
the door.
SELECT TIME AND
SE Se
Following indications given
in the drying times chart,
turn the selector dial clock-
wise on the 55 mins setting
(in the «up to 80 mins» section
- low temp.).
Switch on the on/off
switch. The pilot light
«power» lights up and the
dryer starts to work.
When the laundry is
completely dry, the dryer
stops automatically.
Depress the on/off switch,
the pilot light «power» goes
out.
If the laundry is still too
damp, select a further brief
drying time, bearing in mind
that during the 8 last minutes
the dryer carries out the
cooling and anticrease treat-
ment phase.
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HINTS ON DRYING
@ Do not overload the dryer.
During the first times you're
using the dryer weigh the
laundry loads.
Here is a list of the average
weights of the more common
laundry items according to an
approximate basis. °
Sheet 700 to 1000 gr
Pillowcase 100 to 200 gr
Tablecloth 400 to 500 gr
Table
napkin 50 to 100 gr
Kitchen
towel 70 to 120 gr
Linen hand
towel 100 to 150 gr
Sponge hand
towel 150 to 250 gr
Sponge bath
towel 700 to 1000 gr
Bathrobe 1000 to 1500 gr
Shirt 200 to 300 gr
Apron 150 to 200 gr
e@ However, the best and
most economical load is the
maximum indicated for the
different types of fabric.
e Always load well spun
laundry.
The higher the spin speed the
lower is electric energy
consumption and the shorter
is the drying time.
e Do not leave the damp
laundry load in a heap too
long before drying.
e Sort the laundry out:
Separate synthetics from
cotton and linen and dry
them separately.
e Close poppers and zips
and fasten any buttons found
loose.
e Do not use the tumble
dryer to dry the following:
- Dry-cleaned fabrics or
fabrics cleaned with
chemical solvents.
Woollen garments and
those manufactured from
synthetic/wool mixtures of
the heat-shrinkable type.
Very delicate articles such
as silk and curtains made of
synthetic material.
Foam-rubber articles.
Fibre-glass articles.
@ In some cases, labels on
articles may also be of help.
& Vigorous drying
K:} Delicate drying
C3} Do not tumble dry
e Avoid drying dark clothes
with light coloured fluffy
items such as towels as they
could attract the fluff.
@ If you overdry thelaundry,
besides wasting energy, any
subsequent ironing may
become more. difficult
because the fabric could be
heavily crumpled.
@ Remove the laundry when
the dryer has finished drying.
e To avoid a static charge
when drying is completed,
use either a fabric softener
when you are washing the
laundry or a_ fabric
conditioner specifically for
tumble dryers.
e@ When you have ultimated
tumble drying do not forget
to clean the filter. If the filter
is dirty, drying times are
increased considerably and
consequently energy con-
sumption is also increased.

| MAINTENANCE
IMPORTANT
You are advised to unplug the
appliance before all cleaning
and maintenance operations.
EXTERNAL
[CLEANING
Use only soap and water
and then dry thoroughly.
From time to time, apply a
little wax furniture cream
with a soft cloth.
CLEANING
THE DOOR
Clean periodically the
interior part of the door to
eliminate any fluff.
Only an accurate cleaning
ensures a correct drying.
Your dryer will only
function well if the filter is
clean.
The filter collects all the
«fluff» which accumulates
during drying and it must
therefore be removed and
cleaned at the end of each
programme.
The filter is composed of
two parts to facilitate
cleaning.
It is perfectly normal for
fluff to accumulate in the
filter during drying. In fact,
even fabrics dried in the open
air lose their fibres, but we do
not notice it.
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i n some cases, functional problems may be due to lack of basic maintenance or to
incorrect procedures when starting the machine and, in such cases, may be easily solved
without the need for a service call.
i
@ THE DRYER DOES
NOT START
@ CAUSE
@ The door is open
@ The plug is not fitted into the
wall socket
@ There is no electric supply
from the wall socket
@ The programme selector dial
is not set correctly
@ The On/Off switch has not
been switched on (pilot light
«power is off)
> SOLUTION
> Close the door
> Fit the plug into the wall
socket
> Have the fuse replaced if it
has blown
>» Contact a qualified elec-
trician
> Turn the dial to the time
required
> Press the On/Off swith
(pilot light «power»
lights up)
@ THE DRYER DOES
NOT DRY PROPERLY
@ The filter is clogged
@ Insufficient drying time
@ Excessive laundry load
@ The dryer is not correctly in-
stalled
> Clean the filter after each
drying operation
> Carry out an extra drying
phase
> Reduce the laundry load
» Check to see installation is in
accordance with instructions
(see pages 7 and 8). In partic-
ular, check efficiency of air-
intake louvres and of the con-
densation vents.
If, after the above checks,
there is still a fault, call your
nearest Zanussi Service Force
Centre, whose address and
telephone number can be
found on the following pages.
Please make sure you give
the model and serial number
of the appliance. This
information can be found on
the rating plate, or on the
guarantee certificate.
Original spare parts can be
purchased from Zanussi
Servicé Force Centres.
In-guarantee customers
should ensure that the above
checks have been made as the
engineer will make a charge if
the fault is not a mechanical or
electrical breakdown.
Please note that proof of
purchase is required for any
in-guarantee service calls.

How to find the telephone number of
your
Zanussi Service Force
listed in this leaflet
Zanussi Service areas are allocated by postcodes which are
listed in alphabetical order for easy reference.
1, Look for the two Ietters of your address postcode in the far
left ‘Postcode’ column.
2. Match up the number of your postcode against the number
listed in the ‘Postcode Numbers’ column.
3. Look across the column to the Service Force Key Number
for your area. Turn to the last page of this directory for the
address and telephone number to contact for service which is
listed against your key number.
If you are unsure of your postcode, the main towns and cities
are listed in alphabetical order for easy reference.
Additionally, your local Zanussi Service Force Centre
telephone number is listed under ‘Z’ in your telephone
directory.
The Customer Care Department at Zanussi House, Hambridge
Road, Newbury, RG14 SEP, Tel: [phone], will be happy
to help you with any queries or difficulties.
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Birmingham
Birmingham
Carlisle
Cambridge
Cardiff
Chester
Chelmsford
Chelmsford
Colchester
Croyden
Canterbury
Coventry
Crewe
Dartford
Dundee
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Post-code
Number
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7-10, 20-22
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1-12
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19-20
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DL Darlington 1-17
DN Doncaster 1-7, 10-12, 22
DN 14
DN Doncaster 8-9, 15-21, 31-40
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North 21-3, 21-4
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OT Bridport West 6-5, 6-6
DY Dudley 1-6, 8-9
DY 7, 10-44
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EH 43-46
EH Edinburgh 47-49, 51, 55
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EX Exeter 1-17, 20
EX 18-23, 31-39
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FK Falkirk 1-4
FK 10-14, 18-19
FK Falkirk 5-9, 15-17
FK 20-21
FY Fleetwood 0-8
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GL Gloucester 1-8, 10-19,
GL 50-56
GL 9
GL 20
GU Guildford 1-24, 26, 34-35
GU 25
GU Guildford 27-33
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G 76-78, 81-84
G Glasgow 71-72, 74-75
HA Harrow 0-9
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HP Hemel 1-3
HP Hempstead 4-23
HR Hereford 1-2,4,6-9
HR 3,5
HU Hull 1-20, 55
HX Halifax 1-7
IG Ilford 1-11
OM Isle of Man
IP Ipswich 1-15, 30-31
IP 16-27
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IV Inverness 1-24, 26, 30-36,
IV 40-49, 51-56
IV Inverness 25, 27-28
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KA 27
KT Kingston-on-
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KT 24
KW Wick 1-14
KW 15-17
KY Kirkcaldy 1-16
LA Lancaster 1-23
LD Liandrindod 1-8
LO 3
LE Leicester 1-5, 7-8, 11-14,
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LE Leicester 6, 9-10
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LL Llandudno 22, 24-26, 28-30,
LL 33-34, 41, 48-49,
LL 51-78
LN Lincoln 1-6, 8-10
LN 7, 11-13
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LN 3-6
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13
1-9, 44
1-35
Ali NW Codes
All N Codes
1-12, 15-16
13-14
1-17
1-4
5-19
20-27, 33, 35, 40-
49
28-31
32, 34, 36-39, 61
62-78
80-82, 88
83-87
1-15, 34, 38
16-19
20-25
30-33, 35-37
1-2, 8-9, 10-18
3-7
19-26, 30-44
1-21
22-35
1-22
30-41
1-9
1-17, 26
21-25, 27
28
1-3, 6-7, 9-20
4-5
8
1-5, 7, 10-18
SENESNUSSSSSER
19

RM
SA
SA
SA
SE
SG
SG
SK
SK
SK
St
SM
SM
SN
E62
SP
SP
SP
SR
SR
SS
ST
ST
SW
SW
SY
SY
SY
SY
ann
TA
TA
TD
TF
TF
TN
TN
TQ
TQ
TR
Romford
Swansea
Swansea
London
Stevenage
Stevenage
Stockport
Stockport
Slough
Sutton
Swindon
Southampton
Southampton
Salisbury
Salisbury
Sunderland
Southend-on-
Sea
Stoke-on-
Trent
London
London
Shrewsbury
Shrewsbury
Sheffield
Sheffield
Taunton
Selkirk
Telford
Tonbridge
Torquay
Truro
Postcode
Number
6, 8-9
1-20, 31-32
33-39, 41-44, 61-73
40, 45-48
All SE Codes
1-9, 11, 15
10, 12-14
16-19
1-3, 6-12
4-5, 13-16
17
1-10
1-3,7
4-6
1-8, 11-16
9-10
1,4, 41-43, 51
2-3, 5, 21-24, 52
20
1-5, 9-11
6
7-8
1-7,9
8
0-9, 11-17, 99
1-18, 20-21
19
All SW Codes
Except 2, 9, 16
2, 9, 16
1-6, 9-17, 18-22
7, 17-19
8
23-25
1-19, 30-31, 40-45,
60-66, 74, 80-81
70-73, 75
4-11, 21-24
12-20
1-15
1-8, 10-13
9
1-2, 4, 8-18, 23-30
3, 5-7, 19-22, 31-40
1-6, 9, 12-43
7-8
14
1-27
Service
Force
Key
Number
28 TS
76 Tw
7 UB
29 WA
2 WA
28 WA
22 wc
30 wo
11 wD
33 WF
33 WN
51 WN
29 WR
wo
6*3255
9 Yo
10 YO
66 Ze
37 ZE
Slockton-on-
Tees
Twickenham
Uxbridge
Warrington
Warrington
London
Watford
Wakefield
Wigan
Worcester
Walsall
Wolverhampton
London
York
York
Lerwick
Postcode
Number
1-29
1-20
1-10
1-5, 8-9, 10-15
6-7
16
All WC Codes
1-2, 4-7
3
1-17
1-5,7
6,8
1-14
15
1-15
1-4, 10-14
5-9, 15-16
All West Codes
1-3, 5, 7-8
4,6, 11-18, 25
21-22
1,3
2
37
51
52
11
24
52
53
11
24
19
41
18
18
41
52
38
37
79