We are happy to provide an overview of the dimensions of our Pegasus models (height x width x depth):

 

    81720 Clothes Airer Pegasus 120 Solid Compact
    71 x 149 x 43 cm
    81570 Clothes Airer Pegasus 150 Solid Slim
    ​87 x 157 x 55 cm
    81620 Clothes Airer Pegasus 160 Solid Slim
    87 x 167 x 55 cm
    81514 Clothes Airer Pegasus 180 Solid
    87 x 157 x 66 cm
    81510 Clothes Airer Pegasus 180 Solid Plus
    87 x 157 x 66 cm
    81591 Clothes Airer Pegasus 150 Solid Varioline
    87 x 157 x 55 cm
    81515 Clothes Airer Pegasus 180 Solid Plus Mobile
    87 x 157 x 66 cm
    81520 Clothes Airer Pegasus 200 Solid
    87 x 167 x 66 cm
    81592 Clothes Airer Pegasus 200 Solid Varioline
    87 x 167 x 66 cm
    81516 Clothes Airer Pegasus 200 Solid Comfort
    87 x 167 x 66 cm
    81650 Clothes Airer Pegasus 180 Solid MAXX
    108 x 196 x 55 cm
    81530 Clothes Airer Pegasus 200 Solid Deluxe
    87 x 167 x 66 cm
    81517 Clothes Airer Pegasus 200 Solid Deluxe Mobile
    87 x 167 x 66 cm
 

1. Find a sunny spot and pay particular attention to surrounding shrubs, trees and fences so the rotary dryer can spin around freely. The exact amount of space required for every rotary dryer is specified on the packaging.
2. Dig a hole according to the diagram.
3. Mix approx. 20 litres of concrete with some water (earth-moist) in a ratio of 5 parts sand to 1 part cement. Hold the ground socket upright in the hole and fill it up.
4. Using a spirit level check whether the ground socket is correctly positioned in the ground vertically by inserting the rotary dryer in the ground socket. Make sure that the ground socket protrudes from the ground to allow the cover to be attached.
5. Allow the concrete to harden over several days before use.

If one of the lines on the rotary arm becomes jammed, this could result in the line not closing or opening properly, or even sagging.

If the lines are jammed, carefully remove the caps on the rotary arms and straighten the jammed lines again. You're welcome to email our Consumer Service (info@leifheit.com, Subject "Jammed line") or call on 0800 5 34 34 34 to request illustrated instructions.

If the lines on the rotary dryer are not completely tensioned after being pulled, you can push the slide ring up one or two latch holes until the lines are re-tensioned.

The rotary dryer should be cleaned when open approx. 2-3 times a year.
For this, you should spray the line shafts with silicon spray or teflon spray.
Likewise, you can clean the aluminium central pole with spirit and then grease with Vaseline.

The diameter of the central pole is always 50 mm for our rotary dryers (except LinoPush 400). This ensures that a Leifheit ground socket that has been concreted can be used for the next Leifheit rotary dryer too. Please note that our rotary dryers should only be used with our original ground sockets or screw-in ground pegs.

The following rotary dryer models do not fit into the screw-in ground peg:

    LinoPush 400 & 500
    LinoLift 500
    Linoprotect 400

These rotary dryers are sold/delivered with a compatible ground socket.

We are happy to inform you of the dimension of the diagonal of our different rotary dryers:

Linomatic 400 / Linomatic 400 Comfort / Linomatic 400 Deluxe: 3.03 m
Linomatic 500 Comfort / Linomatic 500 Deluxe / Linomatic Plus 500: 3.28 m
Linomatic 600 Deluxe / Linomatic Plus 600: 3.52 m

LinoProtect 400: 3.03 m
LinoLift 600 / LinoLift 600 QuickStart: 2.79 m
Linotrend 500 Longline: 2.60 m

Please make sure that you add another 1 m to this value. The rotary dryer is freely rotatable and needs about 0.5 m space around the rotary dryer.

We recommend re-tensioning the lines as follows:

 

Pull out all 5 rows together to the stop point and guide the lines back evenly. The rows of lines will all have the same length afterwards.