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Installation
instructions
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To reduce co.de.sat_on,
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a.;, d uct_._ which p asses
through °.heated areas. Slope the
duct gently downwards
to the hood, to drain condensation
and reduce lint build up. Avoid sag
orloops i. the duct as the!,' may c ollect a.dstore water a.daccumulate
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Before using an existinf_! exhaust duct system for a dryer ensure that:
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combustible
duct orflexible metal foil d ucting has b een u sed.
, The doct _ s .otp_erced,
k_nked
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The duct does not exceed the maximum
recommended
lenf_lth for the new dryer.
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-[he exhaust hood damper opens and closes freely and with sufficient
movement.
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Static pressure in the exhaust ducting
does not exceed 1 inch of water column (250Pa), or is not
less than 0 inches of water column
(ie. negative
pressure), when measured with a manometer
in the d inches of the duct nearest the dryer, with the empty dryer running on Air Dry (no heat)
setting.
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The exhaust duct system r'oeets all relevant local, state and national (odes.
All ducting
should
be inspected and cleaned at least once a )7ear to remove accumulated
lint.
Frequently check that the damper on the exhaust hood moves sufficiently
and opens and
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A Mobile Home Installation
Kit is available
(see Accessories
page 7).
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Th_s dryer ca. o .lybe.e.ted fro_ the rear a.dmust be exhausted
tothe outdoors.
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Different types of vent arrangements
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