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Important Safety Instructions and Your Responsibilities
ALWAYS unplug the power supply
cord
before
attempting
to service
the
washer/dryer.
DO NOT machine
wash glass fiber ma-
terials
Small particles
can stick to fab-
rics washed
in following
loads
and
cause
skin irritation.
HAZARDOUS
FUMES can be formed
if
chlorine
bleach
is used in the same
wash as ammonia
or acids such as vin-
egar or rust remover.
ALWAYS store detergent,
laundry
aids
and
other
materials
in a cool,
dry
place
where children
can't reach them
- in a locked
cabinet
if possible.
ALWAYS read
and follow
instructions
on packages
of detergent
and laundry
aids - especially
warnings
and
pre-
causions.
NEVER operate
the washer/dryer
if...
l
it is not working
right.
l
it is damaged.
l
parts are missing.
l
all panels
are not in place.
You are personally
responsible
for
making
sure that your washer/dryer:
l
is properly
maintained.
l
is properly
installed
and leveled
in a
well ventilated
room on a floor that
can support
the weight:
l
is located
in an area where the tem-
perature
is above
45°F
(7.2"C)
because...
-the
dryer will not operate
properly
at cold temperatures.
- freezing
temperatures
can dam-
age the washer.
l
is connected
to the proper
electrical
supply, outlet, water supply, plumbing
fixtures,
drain,
and
other
dryer
ex-
hausting
system?
l
is not installed
against
drapes
or
curtains.*
l
is used
only
for jobs
normally
ex-
pected
of home
automatic
washer/
dryers.
*Refer to the "Installation
Instructions"
for complete
information.
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