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Selecting a Cycle
Dryer cycles
are designed
for the proper
drying
of different
kinds of
fabrics. This dryer has 3 cycles:
REGULAR HEAVY-The
heat is off
during the last 5 minutes of tum-
bling. The load is cooled
down for
more comfortable
handling.
PERMANENT PRESS -The
heat is off
during the last IU minutes of tumbling
to help keep wrinkles from setting in.
Clothing
wrinkled
from packing
in
suitcases
or closets can be smoothed
out by tumbling
them in this cycle
for
about 20 minutes.
AIR - No heat. This cycle
is useful
when drying
heat-sensitive
items or
when fluffing pillows and bedding
or dusting sheers and curtains.
TYPE OF LOAD
SUGGESTED CYCLE
COTTONS
HEAVY - Bedspreads,mattress
pads, quilts
REGULAR HEAVY
MEDIUM AND LIGHTWEIGHT - Shirts, dresses,
sheets,diapers,towels,
work clothes
REGULAR HEAVY
PERMANENT PRESS
HEAVY - Work clothes,
jackets,
raincoats,
etc.
PERMANENT PRESS
MEDIUMWEIGHT
-
Shirts, uniforms,dresses,slacks,etc.
PERMANENT PRESS
KNITS
HEAVYWEIGHT - COTTONS, RAYONS, BLENDS -
T-Shirts,slacks,poloshirts,etc.
PERMANENT PRESS
LIGHTWEIGHT - SYNTHETIC FIBERS (polyester,
acrylic.
etc.1 AND BLENDS -
Lingerie.
dlouses,dresses,etc.
PERMANENT PRESS
DELICATELY CONSTRUCTED
FABRICS -
Sheer Curtains
(2 or 3 panels)
PERMANENT PRESS
RUBBER, PLASTIC, HEAT SENSITIVE MATERIALS
Foam pillows,
bras.etc.
...................................
AIR
Plastic shower
curtain&tablecloths
.........................
AIR
Rubber
backed
rugs
......................................
AIR
Olefin, polypropylene,sheer
nylon
.........................
AIR
Drying times
Drying times will vary depending
on:
l
amount
of moisture in the clothes.
l
type and weight of the fabric.
l
size of the load.
l
room temperature around the dryer.
l
voltage used. See page 9 of this
book for voltage
information.
See your "Dryer Guide"
for more information.
DO NOT OVERDRY.
Overdrying
can cause shrinkage,
static
cling, and can damage
some
fabrics.
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