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j. The exhaust
system
should be periodically
exam-
d. After using these removers,
thoroughly
rinse the
ined for damage
to the exhaust
duct and for free
clothes
by hand
before
they
are placed
in the
operation
of the exhaust
deflector.
Keep the area
washer. Some of the components
and the finish of
around
the exhaust
opening
and
surrounding
these removers
- for example:
rust remover
- will
areas free from the accumulation
of lint, dust and
damage
the components
and
the finish
of the
dirt.
washer.
k. For Gas Dryers: Gas dryers are equipped
to oper-
15. Improper
laundering
of flame
retardant
finishes
ate on natural
gas only. To convert a gas dryer for
could remove them. Therefore,
follow garment
man-
operation
with other gases, the services of a qual-
ufacturer's
instructions
carefully.
ifled
Jenn-
Air
Service
Contractor
must
be
obtained.
6. Do not reach into the appliance
if the tub, agitator
or
SAVE
THESE
INSTRUCTIONS
dryer drum is moving.
7. Do not tamper with controls.
Appliances
with the @ symbol
on the data plate have
been listed with Underwriters'
Laboratories,
Inc. Those
8. Do not repair or replace any part of the appliance
or
attempt any servicing
to prevent
personal
injury and
with a CSA Monogram
on the data plate have been certi-
fied by the CSA Testing Laboratories
as complying
with
damage
to the appliance.
Canadian
Standards
Association
requirements.
Gas dry-
9. Keep pets away
from dryer,
and keep dryer
door
ers with an AGA symbol
on the data plate
have been
closed at all times except while loading or unloading,
design certified with the American
Gas Association;
those
Pets may enter the dryer unnoticed
when the door is
with
a CGA
symbol
on the
data
plate
have
been
open and become entrapped
when the door is closed,
approved
by
the
Canadian
Gas
Association.
10. The agitator
should not be removed.
If the agitator
is
Nevertheless,
as with
any equipment
using
electricity
removed,
it must be pushed
down completely
and
and having
moving
parts, there are potential
hazards.
To
the locking
screw
tightened
before
the washer
is
use this appliance
safely, the operator
should
become
operated,
familiar
With the instructions
for operation
of the appli-
ance and always exercise care when using it.
11. Do not use fabric softeners
or products
to eliminate
static (unless recommended
for use in clothes dryers
by the manufacturer
of the fabric softener or product).
12. Do not wash
fiberglass
articles
unless
label states
Important Safety
Notice
&
Warning
they are machine
washable.
Most fiberglass
articles
The
California
Safe
Drinking
Water
and
Toxic
shed small particles
of glass that will not readily rinse
out of the washer.
These particles
may get on cloth-
Enforcement
Act of 1986 (Proposition
65) requires
the
ing in later loads and cause skin irritation
and dis-
Governor
of California
to publish
a list of substances
known
to the State of California
to cause cancer or repro-
comfort.
Be sure
to rinse
the washer
thoroughly
ductive harm, and requires businesses
to warn customers
before using it again,
of potential
exposures
to such substances.
13. Do not dry fiberglass
articles
unless
recommended
Users of this appliance
are hereby
warned
that the burn-
by the manufacturer.
ing of gas can result in low-level
exposure
to some of the
14. Observe
these precautions
when
using cleaning
flu-
listed substances,
including
benzene,
formaldehyde
and
ids, spot or stain removers,
etc_:
soot, due primarily
to the incomplete
combustion
of nat-
a. Use only according
to the manufacturer's
direc-
ural gas or liquid
petroleum
(LP) fuels. Exhaust
ducts
tions as stated on the label or carton,
should be kept free of obstructions
and properly
exhaust-
b. Use outdoors
or in a well ventilated
area.
ed dryers
will minimize
exposure.
c. Use
only
products
labeled
"NON-FLAMMA-
BLE".
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