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CONTENTS
Before Using Your Dryer
Loading
Your Dryer
Using Your Dryer
Setting
Drying
limes
Selecting
Cycles
FLUFF AIR
Tumbling
to Remove
Wrinkles
Lint Screen
End-of-Cycle
Signal
If You Need Service
or
Assistance
I. Before Calling
for Assistance
2. If You Need Assistance
3. If You Need Service
4. If You Have a Problem
loading
your
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a
For best drying results and energy
sovlngs, sort dryer loads carefully
Separate
loads according
to
the type of fabric and weight
For
example
l
Dry heavy fabrics [denims, towels.
cottons) separately
from light fabrics
[permanent
press, synthetics).
0 Separate
lint givers [towels, sweat-
shirts, etc ) from lint takers (synthetics.
blends, permanent
press).
l
Keep dark colors and light colors
separate.
l
Keep colorfast
Items away from non-
colorfast
fabrics
Allow room for items to tumble
freely The load will dry faster with fewer
wrinkles
When drying permanent
press,
dry smaller-than-normal
loads for the
best wrinkle removal.
Use a mesh bag to hold small
items such as baby socks.
Read the Dryer Guide
for more
hints on sorting and loading
SUGGESTED LOADS
FABRIC TYPE
MIXED LOAD
UNMIXED LOAD
Permanent
Press
1 dress
6 shirts; OR
or Knits
2 pairs slacks
2 pantsuits; OR
2 blouses
3-4 dresses.
Medium
Weight
1 pair pajamas
1 king or queen-size
sheet, OR
2 pillowcases
1 double sheet and 2
3 shirts
pillowcases,
2 sets of underwear
OR
2 single sheets and 2 pillowcases
Heavyweight
3 work shirts
2 work pants
8 bath towels; OR
6 bath towels; 3 hand towels
and 6 washclothes;
OR
3 pairs of jeans.
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