Selecting A Cycle - Whirlpool Thin Twin LT4900XM Use & Care Manual

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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 tumbling.
The load is cooled
clown for more
comfortable
handling.
PERMANENT PRESS-The
heat is off
during
the last10 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
COTTONS
HEAVY
- Beaspreacs
mattress,
acs
quilts
MEDIUM
AND
LIGHTWEIGHT
-
sr rts dresses
sheets
diapers,
towels
wor_(
othes
PERMANENT
PRESS
HEAVY
-
Work clothes
lackets
_br,;oats
etc
MEDIUMWEIGHT
-
Shirts
uniforms,
dresses
slacks,_'C
KNITS
HEAVYWEIGHT
-
COTTONS,
RAY
)NS. BLENDS
-
T-Shirts. slacks,
polo
shirts, etc
..........
PERMANENT
PRESS
LIGHTWEIGHT
-
SYNTHETIC
FIBER_ [polyester.
acrylic,
etc.]
AND BLENDS -
Dngerie,
blouses,
dresses,
e,'= .........
PERMANENT
PRESS
DELICATELY
CONSTRUCTED
FABRICS
-
Sheer
Curtains
[2 or 3 panels]
.............
PERMANENT
PRESS
RUBBER, PLASTIC,
HEAT SENSITIVE
FABRICS
Pillows.
bras.
etc ......
AIR
Plastic
shower
curtains
tablecl
-ths
AIR
Rubber
backed
rugs
........
AIR
Olefin.
polypropylene,
sheer
ny on
............
AIR
Drying
these
and
other
materials
with
heat
can
damage
them
or be a FIRE HAZARD.
SUGGESTED
CYCLE
REGULAR
HEAVY
REGULAR
HEAVY
PERMANENT
PRESS
PERMANENT
PRESS
Drying times
Drying
times depend
mostly on
the size of the load
and the fabrics
in it. For other things that affect
drying
time, see page
19 in your
"Laundry
Guide."
Mixed
loads
When
drying
a load
with
different
kinds
and weights
of fabrics,
use
the cycle
suggested
for the lightest
fabrics.
When
the dryer
stops,
remove
dry
items
and
reset
the
control.
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