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3
Read all safety information before using
To reduce
the risk of fire, electric shock,
when using your appliance,
the following sections.
• Use
this
appliance
follow basic precautions,
only for its
dryer
must
installed
and
accordance
located
with
Instructions
If you
-
dryer,
toll free,
Center",
Installation
ture is above
not
install
be exposed
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protected
circuit
room.
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details
Instructions.
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sized power
electrical
supply
overload.
of the
appliance
servicing
or
unless
recommended
Manual
in this
or in published
instructions
understand
and
that
have
the
you
skills
out.
disconnecting
appliance
than
the
the
cord
plug.
pull
cord
stepped
otherwise
or stress.
this
by the
sure
so that
on,
plug
to avoid
or junction
Make
is located
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in the
user-repair
• When
rated,
the
or replace
any
Owner's
and
into the
follow
Insolation
to carry
to the weather.
blown
Exhausting
any
to
of moisture
being
specifically
tempera50°F. (10°C.). Do
where
dryers
to prevent
Carefully
• Do not
in the
is STRONGLY
amounts
obtain
Instructions.
Install or store
outside
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to conform
Follow
details
Exhausting electric
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Instructions.
sheet
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ordinances.
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outside.
Instigation
in
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before
Instigation
to the
be properly
including
dryers MUST be exhausted
- Gas
intended
purpose
as described
in this Owner's
Manual.
• This
or injury to persons
that
damage
of cord
the
to
and
cord
it will not be
tripped
subjected
rather
over
or
to damage
• Exhaust
Duct-See
Instructions•
Installation
Use
or flexible
only
metal
ductwork
rigid
metal
4" diameter
inside
the
or for exhausting
USE
• Do notwash
dryer
to the
OF PLASTIC
been
cleaned
in, soaked
cabinet
out_ide.
OR OTHER
COMBUSTIBLE
have
or dr), articles
DUCTWORK
(such
oil, gasoline,
as wax,
solvents,
not
add these
CAN CAUSE A FIRE IF IT COL-
wash
water.
LAPSES
substances around
WISE RESTRICTED IN USE OR
DURING
• Do
INSTALLATION.
not dr), articles
rubber,
plastic,
materials
tennis
shoes,
mats,
rugs,
plastic
bibs,
these materials
Also,
materials,
under
may
some
paper
or melt
dryer
Heat"
etc.)
during
labeled
"Dry
or _Do
not
Dry" (such
as life jackets
ing Kapok)
must
your
not
of these
liquids
or solids
removed.
There
are many
on top
cleaners,
flammable
turpentines,
removers
Tumble
the
have
kerosene,
Away
all traces
must
fumes
denatured
containing
in
restaurants,
and their
or
operation•
used
in or near
in homes
may
as clothing,
plastics
containers,
• Garments
from
that
(such
material,
plastic
of the
items
towels
not be placed
highly
• Do not store
as cleaning
etc.)
flammable
by spontaneous
or
or barbershops,
dryer until
combustion.
burn
flammable
salons,
circumstances
fire
solvent,
contains
(such
have
you
a cleaning
beauty
can
operation.
used
pants,
heated,
during
washer
which
mops,
or
Do
to the
your
on which
cloths,
melt
or explode.
substances
dryer
materials
etc•)
Do not use these
bath
rubber
when
certain
produce
baby
bras,
pillows, etc.) as
bags,
burn.
as padded
galoshes,
and/or
ignite
• An), article
containing
or similar
(such
may
dr)-
kerosene,
which
OTHER-
paint,
degreasers,
PUNCTURED
OR BECOMES
with
or explosive
substances
CAN CAUSE A HRE.
DUCTWORK
washed
in,
in, or spotted
combustible
cleaning
that
such
items
some
gasoline,
household
spot
waxes,
and
used
as acetone,
alcohol,
some
been
removers,
wax
products
petroleum
distillates.
contain-
be put
in
dryer.
5
Read all safety information before using
• Clean
each
the lint filter
load
before
• Close
supervision
to prevent
lint
if this
inside
the
near
accumulation
appliance
children
WITHOUT
discarded
FILTER
IN PLACE.
is used
children.
dryer or in the room. DO
NOT OPERATE THE DRYER
THE LINT
is necessary
to play
or with
this
inside,
or packing
underneath
your appliances
free from the accumulation
properly.
Before
such as lint, paper,
chemicals,
• Keep
connection
should
the
be cleaned
by a qualified
• Never
dryer
periodically
adding
drum
.Do
clothes,
in your
*cr. Skin
could result
articles
irritation
from the remaining
glass particles
that
up by clothing
during
quent
dryer
• The laundry
or
stopped.
not@ fiberglass
may be picked
subse-
can
reduce the flame retaxdancy
of fabrics. To avoid such a
result, the garment manufacturer's
care instructions
should be
followed
very carefully.
dryer
(such
fabric
out of the reach
preferably
cabinet•
in a
Observe
all
on container
floor
around
appliances
clean
reduce
possibility
the
• To minimize
of electric
shock,
appliance
from
household
your
and dry to
the
or disconnect
labels
injury.
personal
the
of slipping.
possibility
unplug
the
the
this
power
the
circuit
attempting
fuse
panel
before
any maintenance
(except
cleaning
of the
Turning
the
removal
lint filter).
the
Cycle
Selector
knob
to an OFF
position
does
NOT
disconnect
from
the
the
power
by
or switching
breaker
cleaning
• NOTE:
supply
dryer at the
distribution
removing
off the
uses.
process
locked
• Keep
wait until the
has completely
service,
bleaches,
of children,
to avoid
into the dryer
while the drum is moving.
Before loading, unloading
aids
etc.)
warnings
individual.
reach
a
from
of the
all laundry
softeners,
duct
inside
door
as detergents,
of the machine
and the exhaust
discarding
compartment•
rags,
etc.
• The interior
the
and
materials
or removing
remove
materials,
of combustible
Dispose
appliances
shipping
dryer,
or any
appliance.
and
around
on,
appliance
of discarded
• Keep the area
by or
Do not allow
appliance
supply.
or
and
• Do not tamper with the controls•
• Do
not
flit
operate
is damaged,
partially
has
this
appliance
malfunctioning,
disassembled,
missing
including
climb
dryer
the static
electricity
you use
or plug.
Never
fabrics
on or
s-d on
the
is a gas
equipped
electric
have
with
dryer,
and
light.
does
the
not
from
Burns
having
vicinity
automatic
your
of the
may
ignition
cycle,
softener
according
to
products,
or try a
product for which
gives
on the
product
can
written
package
that
be safely
in your
dryer.
Service
or performance
used
result
hand
burner
a fabric
manufacturer
their
ATrEMPT TO LIGHT WITH
A MATCH.
either
assurance
DO NOT
fabric
We recommend
dryer-added
an automatic
ignition
a pilot
it is
in them
manufacturer's instructions
for those
• If yours
or reduce
or an antistatic
in the wash
the
top•
your
dryer-applied
conditioner.
cord
to soften
laundered
softeners
parts,
a damaged
wish
by using
or
or broken
You may
in the
when
may
the
turn
on•
lems
caused
use
of these
products
are the responsibility
of the manufacturers
of those
products
under
and
are not
the warranty
appliance•
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
by the
prob-
covered
of this
The_,
controls
on your
start
fabric care
pressguard
START
COTTONS
HIGHHEAT
OFF
PERM.PRESS
MED.HEAT
d yer
KNITS
DEUCATES
LOWHEAT
A
Clean the Lint Filter
A
FLUFF
NOHEAT
Fabric Care Selections
Clean Me lint filter eachtime you m Me drjw.
Always follow Fabric
CAUTION:
or instructions
Do not operatethe dryer withoutthe lint filter
in place.
as a general
Manufacturer's
when laundering.
Care Label
Use this chart
guide.
Dryinf Selecgom
Usage
_m
Forregularto heavycottons.
_
For.ynthe'dcs,blends_
labeled"permanent
prom."
For delicares, synthetics and Items
labeled"lumble dry low."
For
8
"numno"Items
without heal Um
the "ilrned Dryavde.
Cycle Descriptions
_XutomadicDryingCycles
CyelosaulmmiU¢iilly
aoimofinibde
drynm
11madDry CyclN
el/elK runfor an
seloemdtime
! Am Poem.Press
! For synthetic blends and delicates.
Select _
Brvfor heavier loads,
I tim Dqfor lighter loads.
_;_-
_,s__
Am Cottons
Tlm.d
For cottons and most linens, For most
normal loads set at am ceffws. Set
towards ilhm Dlyfor heavier and wetter
fabrics, _
Oqfor lighter fabrics.
Set the Cycle Selector at
the desired drying time.
__*_w_,i
O_
Damp Dry
To leave items partially
dry set Cycle Selector on
Damp Dry setting.
_,_'_,_
t
Dewrinkle
signal
PRESSGUARD
MEDIUM
OFF
LOUD
OFF MORE
DRY
LI_
DRY
autocottons
N
JFor removing
wrinkles
from items that are clean
and dry or that are very
autoporto,
prm
lightlydamp. Setthe
LESS
DRY
COOL
DOWN
Cycle Selector on the
Dewrinlde setting.
=
PRESS
GUARD
OFF
MORE
DRY
i NOTF.:
dtyf_ #a_
will turf _'c_liq_
timed
OFF
dowrinldo
Nmml or i.n Im_ me
m_
A
Select
selecting Drying Cycle
an automatic
or timed
above Cycle Descriptions.
_ _1_
cycle. See the
Starting
Dryer
* Close
the
door.
• Select
START.
Opening
dryer
the door during
stop the @cr. To restart
door and select
d _lnfl_
the operation
!
aml
till
the dryer, close the
START to complete
the cycle.
See next page for other doer features
9
Other dryer features your model has
Use
this
wrinkles
in clothes.
provides
of no-heat
after
the
clothes
This
option
the
Automatic
The
signal
the
15
Signal will soundat the end of me
tumbling
drying time and will soundseveral
signal
end
can be set
the
If you selected
just
before
to remind
you
sound smteral times during the Press
remind
that the cycle is almost
Before
replacing
be sure
cord
the
to unplug
the
or disconnect
household
removing
off the
the
distribution
the
circuit
fuse
you
complete.
light
bulb,
dryer power
dryer
panel
at the
by
or switching
breaker.
Reach
above dryer opening
from inside
the drum.
Remove
the bulb and
replace
10
with the
same
on hangers w wrinkles won't sst in.
drying fabrics like polyester knits
the Press Guard
cycle. Thbwill
• Remove getme_
pmmpt_ at me
sound of the signal. Place clothes
• Use the Signal especially when
clothes.
option the signal will sound at the
end of the drying time and till
Guard
will remind you that the cycle
NOTE:
at
or LOUD.
cycle
_is
is almost complete.
will sound
of the
to remove
be used with
cycles.
control
Signal option is selected, the
tines during the I_re_ Guard eyele.
dry.
only
MEDIUM
This
If je
are
can
HIN'£."
the
option
The
approximatel_
minutes
OFF,
MEDIUM
to minimize
option
size bulb.
and permanent press. These fabrics
should be removed proBpt/¥ so
wrinkles wont set in.
Specialty
Rl_ys
Care Guide
fallow Fabric Haa_cturots
Care label or imtmaffeas _en
luuedeWng.
O_envise use Me iMormafienbelow as a generalguide.
Pillows
Mend
any
escape.
holes
or weak
seams
Dry only one pillow
shake
pillow,
at the
end
for more
drying
falling
time.
feather
at a time.
redistributing
of drying
where
Stop
dryer
for even
If it is not
or filling
occasionally
drying.
completely
could
Check
dry, reset
and
pillow
dryer
time.
Dry on low heat
only.
fdldUTlON: Do not
dry
pillows
containing
Add _-4 dry towels and one blanket
foam
rubber.
and set timer for 2&25 minutes.
Dry only one blanket at a time. Do not set control for more than 25
minutes. At the end of drying cycle block the blanket back to its
original
Use
_m_c
shape. Allow blanket
a medium
heat
drying
to dry thoroughly
before storing.
setting.
Use a low heat drying setting.
Use a low heat drying setting.
F-,xtra Lmlge Items
(Includes
comforters,
blankets and
mattress
pads.)
Use a low heat drying setting.
Dry only one extra
When
large item at a time. Set dryer for 20 minutes.
time is up, check and redistribute
check after
load. Reset
5 minutes
to ensure
articles
have ample
do not fill dryer drum.
Large, wet
room in the dryer, but as they dry
they may not have room to tumble.
ffAffl/0N:Items
could result
dryer and
15 minutes. When time is up, check and redistribute
timer and check at 5 minute intervals. C&eck after each
articles should
and fluffup
load. Reset
without
in scorched
room to tumble
may block airflow
items. Dry mattress
pads separately.
and
Use
a low heat drying setting.
11
%
Loading
As a general rule, if clothes are
sorted properly for the washer,
they
are sorted
properly
for the
dryer•
Sortby_lor
(Separate
kpsmm BatIm_ucem from
colorfast
non-colorfast
lint _llertors
from
fabrics*)
• Lint producers:
terry cloth
and
chenille
• Lint co]lectors: velveteen and
• Whites
• Lights
• Darks
corduroy
SeFarambyfabri©type
Sort by weifM
• Cotmm and linens
• Hea T Items
• Permanent
• Light Items
press
cottons
and blends
• Synthetic
and
poly
knits
• Delicates
• Avoid
• Sort
dryingvery
clothes
won't
have
for one
small
by weight
to full
or two
loads.
so you
an _tra
heavier,
cycle
slower
• Do not add fabric
the
This may
softener
sheets
become
warm•
load has
cause
fabric
• Do not overload.
This
softener
stains.
inefficient
unnecessary
need
• Fiberglass
• W_lem
• Rubber
following
items
coated
items
• PlastivJ
drying items.
once
• DO not dry the
operation
wlink_.
to tumble
fi'eely.
causes
and
Clothes
1_ _ with plastic trim
• Foam-fflled items
•
items:
Care & Cleaning
The drum
colored
is rust-resistant. However,
fabrics
which
lose color or
bleed in the washer may cause discoloration
of the-r
drum.
We
recommend
be cleaned
that
the dryer drum
with a cloth using
a
Wipe off any spills or washing
compounds.
a damp
the
cloth.
surface
Dryer
may
Wipe
with sharp
panel
be damaged
objects.
and finishes
by some
soil and stain
products if such products
sprayed on or have direct
with
the
with
Try not to strike
control
pretreatment
or dust
laundry
remover
arc
contact
dryer.
Before every dryer use, clean the
lint filter. It is easier to remove
the lint when your fingers are
moistened.
To keep your dryeroperatingat
peak performance, be sure to have
a technician vacuumthe lint from
the machine everythree years.
To store your dryer for a short
period of time, disconnect the
power supply and clean the lint
filter.
detergent
and _rater paste or a mild
abrasive, such as Soft Scl31b TM.
Rinse thoroughly.
Then
tumble-
dry several wet rags or old towels
for 20 to 30 minutes before using
the dryer normally.
Apply these pretreatment
products
away from the dryer. The fabric
may then be washed and dried
normally.
Damage to your dryer
caused
by pretreatment
products
is not covered by your warranty.
To clean
dean the dryer
exhaust duc_ag at least once
a year" to prevent dogging. A
Inspect
and
partially
clogged
lengthen
the
exhaust
drying
these
the exhaust
follow
steps:
I Turn offelectrical
can
duct
disconnecting
the
supply by
plugfrom
the wall socket.
time.
2 Disconnect
the
duct
from
dryer.
3 Vacuum
the
exhaust
the exhaust
hose
4[ Reconnect
duct with
atlachmerlL
the exhaust
duct m
the dryer.
• Make sure
exhaust
the
inside
flaps
hood move freely
may want
to check
• Make
sure
inside
open
when
dryer
• Make
sure
there
with
flaps
of the
(you
a mirror).
are fully
is operating.
is not wild life
(birds, insects, etc.) nesting
inside the exhaust duct or hood.
C w.kthe _r_of_e_mt
hood vM_a m nor to dd of debris
14
(
Before you call for service
Problmn
Possible _uns
Mat to Do
Dryeris ,,,,_
• Make sure the dryer plug is pushed
completely
into the oudet.
is blmm/m_mit
br_J.zr is trlpped
• Check the house fi_e/circuit breaker
box and replace fuse or reset breaker.
NfflE'Most electric dryers use two breakers.
]Fmmisblowev'clrc_t bre_mr
• Check the house fuse/circuit
breaker box
and replace fuse or reset breaker.
i,_,'he
d,Termsy
tumble but not b,_
* Maim sure gas shutoff at dryer and main
dmtoffare fully open•
service is off
• Move dryer to an even floor space, or adjust
as necessary until even.
Improper
use of fabric softener
Dryi_
dlrtyitems
€letm ones
with
Qlothes were not completely
clean
• Follow directions
on fabric softener
• Use your dryer to dry only dean items. Dirty
items can stain dean items and the dryer.
• Sometimes stains which cannot be seen when
the clothes are wet "appear" after drying. Use
proper _ng
procedures before drying.
• Clean lint screen
before
each load.
• Sort lint producers
(like chenille)
lint collectors
(like corduroy).
Stmic ebctr_ty can attractlint
• See suuestions
• Separate
Paper, dmue, err. leftin podmm
package.
from
in this section under STATIC.
large loads
• Empty all pockets
into smaller ones•
before
laundering
clothes.
15
Problem
Possible Causes
Wkstto Do
• Try a fabric softener.
• Adjust controls for less dl_/ing.
No fabric
sof-temerw_
used
Synthefia, permanent
• Try a fabric softener•
• Try a fabric softener.
and blends am canse static
• Separate heavy items fTom light weight items
(generally, a well-sorted washer load is a
well-sorted dryer load)•
loads of heavy items
(llke beachtoweb)
sLarge, heavy loads contain more moisture
and take longer to dry. Separate
large, heavy
items into smaller loads to speed drying time.
_trob
• Match control
n_rOl_rly set
settings
to the load
you
aredryin[[.
Lint filt_
is full
Improper
or ol_lruct_l
• Clean lint filter before
• Check
instigation
every load.
instructions
for proper
ducting/venting.
• Make sure ducting
and unobstructed.
is clean,
• Check to see if outside
operates easily.
• See the Venting
section.
Blown fuses or tril3_!
drcnit breakers
• Replace
circuit
breakers. Since
O_rloac_3g/
_mb'mlng loads
• Do not put more than
the dryer at a time.
Underloadin[
• If You are drying only one or two items,
most dryers use 2 fuses/breakers,
both are operating•
add a few items
16
of kinks
wall damper
the Dryer
fuses or reset
free
to ensure
one-her
proper
make
load
sure
in
tumbling•
I?1
Problem
Possible Causes
ViCarto Do
, Select a shorter drying ILme.
• Remove items while they still hold a slight
amount of moisture.
Letti_ items .it in _-yer
• Remove items when cycle ends and fold or
hang immediately.
Some fabrics will naturally
shrink when wxshed. Others
• To avoid shrinkage, follow garment care
labels exactly.
can be safely washed,
shrink in the dryer.
• Some items may be pressed
but will
back into shape
after drying.
• If you are concerned about shrinkage in
a particular item, do not machine wash or
tumble dry it.
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Venting the Dryer
For the best drying performance
the dryer needs to be properly
vented. CM_Ily follow me dmils
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• Use only rigid metal or flexible
metal 4" diameter ductwork
inside the dryer cabinet or for
exhausting to the outside.
• Do not use plastic
or other com
bustible ductwork.
• Use the shortest
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not-h
collapse.
• Avoid resting the duct on sharp
objects.
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or super capacity dryer drum that
because
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and other
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