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Terrc3erobre
o+
tile
rtqse
mater
Cola
rinses help
save
on energy
and
wren-
Kles, but o cold
load
WII' take
slightly
;onger
to dry than
a dorm
one
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Amoclnf
or Id
oi;
+be screen
A full
lint screen
slows the a;r flow
and
~a'
make
dryng
time
longer
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Room
temperature
The dryer
heats
room
air If the room
air temperature
IS
not above
45 F [7 2 C), dryrng
time WIII
be longer
and removal
of wrinkles
may
be poor
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Jropef
~nstaiiation
ond
exhaust
sys
'ems
For the fastest
possible
drytng
time,
lnstolllng
and
exhausting
your
?,r'i/er properly
IS important
See instal
'ation
lnstructrons
SELECTING A DRYING TEMPERATURE
The chart below has suggested
fabrrc loads and dryng
temperatures
TYPE OF LOAD
DRYING TEMPERATURES
COTTONS
HEAW-
Bedspreads,
mattress pads, qurlts. towels, work clothes.
denims
HEAT
MEDiUMAND
IIGHJWtlGHJ
- Shirts, dresses, sheets, diapers
HEAT
PERMANENT PRESS
HEAW
- Work clothes, lockets,
ralncoats.
etc
MFDiUMWEiGHT - Shirts, unrforms. dresses, slacks, etc
KNITS
HEAT
HEAT
MAWMIGHT-
COTTONS, RAYONS, BLENDS-T-shorts,
slacks, polo
shirts, etc
IIGHTWf/GH~-SYNTHETIC
FIBERS'(polyester, acrylrc. etc.) AND
HEAT
BLENDS- Lingerre. blouses, dresses, etc
HEAT
DELICATELY CONSTRUCTED
FABRICS - Sheer curtains (2 or 3 oanels)
HEAT
FOAM RUBBER ARTICLES
AIR
HEAT SENSITIVE FABRICS
Olefrn nylon etc
AIR
To damp dry Items for rrorlng,
set the Cycle Control Knob for 15 to 25 mrnutes in the
HEAT Cycle.
MIXED LOADS
If you dry a load with mrxed fabrrc weights. select a trme for the lrghtest one, When the
dryer stops, take out the dry Items and restart the dryer
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