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SORT AND
LOAD
s sort CHOWSby Fabric Type.
@ Clean Lint
lFibrEach Time Dryer 1sUsed.
— Bestresults are obtained when fabrics of drying loads
are similar,
–-Generally, clothes that have
been
washed together
DO NOT operate d ryer w ithoutthe lint filter in place.
can be dried together if they were sorted properly
for washing.
S Load clothesinto the dryer and close the door.
—
If
you
mix
various types of fabrics in your drying load,
set the controls for the lighter-weight fabrics and re-
move when dry. Then reset for the remaining heavier
fabrics.
SET THE CONTROLS
NORMAL HEAT
NORMAL HEAT
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LOW HEAT
AUTOMATIC SENSOR CONTROL DRYER
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NO HEAT
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TO START
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SELECT END-OF-CYCLE/EXTRA CARE SIGNAL,
$ IF ~ESIRED.
A COTTONS— Use with the AUTOMATIC CYCLES
or the TIMED CYCLES
TURN DIAL POINTERTO DESIREDDRYING
B PERM PRESS & POLYESTERKNITS— Use only
with the AUTOMATIC CYCLES
PRESS PUSH-TO-STARTBUTTONTO START
C DELICATES— Use only with the TIMED CYCLES.
D FLUFF— Use only with the TIMED CYCLES.
.y~::SELECT EXTRA CARE, IF DE!NRED.
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Openingthe door during operationstops the dryer.
....: (Use with AUTOMATIC CYCLESonly.)
To re-start,close door and pressthe START button.
PERM PRESS/COTTONS
POLYESTERKNITS
AUTOMATICCYCLES
AUTOMATIC CYCLES
HEAVY FABRICS— (Use with selection A or B)
(Use with selection B)
For items that absorb a great deal of moisture and take
For drying polyester knit fabrics and de-wrinkling syn-
Ionger to dry, such as bath mats, bed spreads, shag rugs,
thetics and blends.
thick knitted cottons, dungarees and heavy work clothes.
MEDIUM FABRICS— (Use with selection A or B)
TIMED CYCLES — (Use with selection A, C or D)
These cycles should be used when you want to dry for a
This is the most often
used se~ting because it
provides
automatic drying for most cottons, linens and medium-
specific amount of time or when possibly a low heat or
weight permanent press items. This setting should be
no heat fluff is desired. Simply set the dial pointer to
the amount of drying time desired.
used
for those items that absorb an average amount of
moisture.
LIGHT FABRICS — (Use with selection B)
For delicate fabrics, synthetics and light-weight per-
manent press items.
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GLmE
——
POLJH#R
PERM
PRESS/COTTONS
ALJCTYOM):IC
DAMP
DRY
FOR IRONING
AUTOMAT!C CYCLES
r
TIMED CYCLES
{Use Timed Cycles)
WorkClothes, S hag
Cottons, Linens
—
Rugs, Thick Knitted
Mixed Loads of
Permanent
PolyesA3; Knits
Fabric
Cottons, etc:, Mixed
k$ed$~r~gight
f%wl
~~licat~$~
Average Load of
Iw&rJt
.
Ligh~eight
~ediumweight
Shew+ and
Cettons or
Heavy
Mixed Cottons
Cot&o;&on;nd
r
Loads of Heavier Fabrics
'tie-Wrinklirrg
Synthetics
Delicates
"
Cottons
Drying
Perm&Press
Cmmlw
PERFd&PRESS
Selection
Col-iws
Po$nes%r
DELHMTES
Co'rrorw
FLUFF
DELICATES
POLYESTER KNITS
Col-nms
r
Diai
Heavy
;:;:cy
Pdoditrm
I%intor
Mmtium or
Fabrics
Time
Light ~abrica
iHi%es
Mi%es
25
Light Fabrics
Desired
Min?tes
F#i%w
—.
Minutes
.—
NO~~:
The DIAL POINTER settings indicated in the above table are to be used only as a guide.
For
example you may find that best
results are obtained for certain of your fabrics by setting the DIAL POINTER to either side of the recommended settings.
DAMP DW'M'W3 CLOTHES FOR IRONING
When only a portion of a clothes load is w be damp dried, set the dial pointer in the time zone according to the drying table, and start
the Dryer.
Aftq the Dryer stops,
remove the clothesto be ironedthen resetthe dial pointer
for drying of the remaining
itemsand push
the START button.
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