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OPERATING
THE DRYER CONTROLS
approximately
5 minutes
of cool
down
and
a
momentary
buzzer.
WRINKLE
RELEASE -- Found in the Time Dry por-
tion of the dial, use this cycle to release wrinkles
from
items
that are clean and dry but slightly
wrinkled
from a crowded
closet or suitcase
or from sitting
in
the dryer after the cycle is complete.
It provides
10
minutes
of heated
tumbling
and 5 minutes
of cool
I
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down.
DAMP DRY -- To partially
dry items to a damp state,
select
"damp
dry"
on the Time Dry portion
of the
controls.
The clothes will tumble in heated
air for 20
1. SELECT
DRYING
TEMPERATURE
minutes, then cool air for 5 minutes.
Turn the temperature
selector knob to the proper dry-
AIR FLUFF -- Turn the cycle selector dial to the AIR
ing temperature.
The choices are:
FLUFF portion
for the desired
number
of minutes.
REGULAR
-- Use this setting for drying
sturdy
cot-
This provides
tumbling
without
heat.
tons or regular
garments
and those
items
labeled
"Tumble Dry," etc.
3. PUSH THE BUTTON TO START
DELICATE-
Use this setting for drying
those heat-
This dryer
is designed
so that
it will not operate
sensitive
items labeled
"Tumble Dry Low," "Tumble
when the door is open. If the door is opened
before
Dry Warm," etc.
the cycle is complete,
the door must be closed and the
start button pushed
again to restart
the dryer.
2. SELECT THE CYCLE
4. REMOVE LOAD IMMEDIATELY
The Electronic
Dry Control cycles include
Regular
Fabrics and Permanent
Press. These cycles provide
At the completion
of any cycle, a buzzer will sound
automatic sensing of the moisture
amount in the load
momentarily
to let you know the dryer has shut off.
and shut off when the selected
dryness
is reached.
On the Permanent
Press cycle, the buzzer will sound
The time required
to reach that dryness
will vary for
after the normal
cool-down
period
to let you know
each load according to the size of the load, the weight
Press Care tumbling
has begun and the load can be
of the fabric, length of venting,
etc. For these cycles,
removed
at any time.
turn the cycle control to the desired
start position.
5.
DRYER
ENERGY
SAVING
TIPS
The Time Dry cycle does not sense the moisture,
but
rather,
dries items by setting
a desired
time on the
• Clean the lint filter after each cycle for greater effi-
controls,
ciency and performance.
REGULAR
FABRICS -- Use this cycle for non-per-
• Avoid overloading
the dryer. Aproper
wash load is
manent
press loads such as towels, underwear,
etc.
a proper
dryer load. Do not combine
loads. Avoid
At the end of the cycle there is an automatic
cool
drying
very small loads or mixed
loads of heavy,
down of approximately
7 minutes
and a momentary
hard-to-dry
items with lightweight
ones.
buzzer.
• Properly
select and check exhaust
venting.
Four
PERMANENT
PRESS -- Use this cycle for perma-
inch rigid metal ducting
is recommended
to pre-
nent press
loads
or no-iron
fabrics
such
as nylon,
vent lint collection
and improve
dryer operation.
acrylic, polyester
or blends.
At the end of the cycle
Periodically
check the ductwork
for any obstruc-
there is an automatic
cool down of approximately
30
tions that could reduce the airflow and efficiency.
minutes
to minimize
wrinkling.
The buzzer
will
• Remove items from the dryer as soon as tumbling
sound once or twice during
the cool down to let you
stops for best results
and efficiency.
This reduces
know the cycle is nearly
over and again
when
the
wrinkling
and ironing.
dryer turns off.
TIME DRY -- This cycle may be used for any load
when
Electronic
Dry is not preferred.
Set the dial to
the amount
of time desired.
This will be followed
by
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