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Dryness selwtions guide
for
the
automatic
cycles
L&S:
set
t o
usFormostnormailoads.
Middle
Position
':'
L~,:
set
e For loads that include heavyweight fabrics.
toward
MORE DRY
o If you desire
to removemoremoisture.
set
toward
LESSDRY
@ Forlightweight f abric loads.
~ if youdesireto removelessmoisture.
@ Forverysmallloads.
Polyester W @&
Permanent
mess
&yhg tips
@ DO N~ OVERLOAD—
Garmentsbeingdried or
dewritied shouldtumblefreely.
~WMOVE CL~HES
PROM~LY—To helpprevent
writiing, removefromthe dryer
–
promptlyat the end of thedrying
~cles.
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* PLACEON HANGERS—
PermanentPressand Polyester
=it garmentslookbestif placed
on hangersafierdrying.
mat
is
thedfference
between
Automatic
&
Wed &@ng?
AutomaticDr@ng
mmed Drying
Men usingthe AU~MATIC
Whenusingthe TIMEDCYCLE,
~cles, theAutomtic Dry Control
youselectthe numberof minutes
systemcontinuallysensesthe
youwishthe dryerto run and it
temperatureof the air in thedryer
turns off at the endof this time
drum. Wetlaundrykeepsthis air
period.
cool. Whenlaundryis dry enough
(andthe drum air warmenough)
the heatturns off. men the air
cools,the heat turnsbackon. This
off andon cyclingmayhappena
numberof times (dependingon the
fabric,loadstie, and Cycle
Selectorsetting).The Cycle
Selectoradvances(whenthe heatis
of~ untilit automatically turnsoff
dryer.
TURN THE PAIEE
for controls
setting Guide >
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