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I/kWARNING[
Do not operate the
dryer
if
the
lint
screen
is
blocked,
danlaged
or missing.
Overheating,
damage to fabrics
and fire hazard can occur.
Inside
R-em-ove-c lo ttre s-from-the-washer-as-soon-as-the-c-ycle-is-comple
ted_to-prev ent
the development
of mildew.
With the lid open, dry the entire top and the inside lid. This area should always
be dry before the lid is closed.
This washer has a self-cleanhag
lint filter.
The
lint is collected
during the wash and rinse cycles and is automatically
flushed
down the drain.
If the washer drains into a sink or wash tub, remove the lint that may collect in
the sink drain or strainer.
Occasionally
clean the tub bottom.
To clean the tub bottom:
1. Raise washer lid.
2. Remove the agitator cap by turning counterclockwise.
3. Grasp the agitator base with both hands and pull the tub towards
you. Pull
up on agitator to free the agitator
from the drive shaft. (NOTE:
It may be
necessary
to gently rock the agitator back and forth to free the agitator from
the drive shaft.)
4. Once the agitator is free, tilt agitator forward
to clear lid and lid opening and
remove from tub. (See illustration.)
5. Wipe the tub bottom with a clean dry cloth.
If heavily
soiled clothes have
left a deposit oll the tub, clean it thoroughly
using a liquid household
deter-
gent. Rinse well with water.
6. Remove
any objects such as pins or coins that may have collected
beneath
the agitator.
7. Replace agitator in the same mariner as it was removed and be sure to firmly
tighten
the cap.
Clean
the dryer
lint screen
after each
load.
Lint build-up
in the screen
restricts air flow which causes longer drying times. The screen is located in the
door.
Remove by pulling
straight out from the side. Brush the lint from the
screen and replace.
Occasionally
a waxy build-up may foma on the lint screen
from the use of dryer-added
fabric softener sheets.
To remove this build-up,
wash the lint screen in warm, soapy water mad dry thoroughly.
Be sure lint
screen is centered
in housing
before closing dryer door.
[_I_WARNINGI
Before cleaning
dryer interior,
unplug power cord to avoid elec-
trical shock hazards.
If the drum is stained from non-colorfast
fabrics, clean with a damp cloth and
mild liquid household
cleanser.
Wipe away the cleanser
residue before drying
the next load of clothes.
[_WARNING]
Do not use any type spray cleanser
when cleaning dryer interior.
Hazardous
fumes or electrical
shock can occur.
The interior of the dryer cabinet and exhaust duct can gather lint and dust over
time depending
on the type of articles dried mad amount of use. An excessive
amount
of lint build-up
could result in inefficient
drying
and possible
fire
hazard.
These
areas should be cleaned
approximately
every
18 months
by
qualified
service personnel.
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