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new

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model

and

serial

numbers.

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find

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a

plate

located

on

the

back

wall

of

the

appliance.

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write

these

numbers

here:

Date

of

Purchase

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Number

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these

numbers

in

any

correspondence

or

service

calls

concerning

your

appliance.

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you

received

a

damaged

appliance,

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(or

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appliance.

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time

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further

help.

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appliance.

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why

you

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not

pleased.

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Safety

Instructions

.5,6

Installation

Instructions

Installation

instructions

exhaust

..7

•

Exhaust

length

calculation.8

Exhaust

directions

.8

Special

installation

requirements

.9

Electrical

power

supply

.9

Operating

Instructions,

Tips

About

the

dryer

control

panel(D-24)

.10

•

How

to

operate

your

dryer.11

:

Operating

your

dryer.12

How

to

load

the

clothes.12

■

Suggested

fabric

and

drying

selections

.13

Care

and

Cleaning

Clean

the

filter

before

every

dryer

use

.14

Care

and

cleaning

.14

Maximize

your

dryer

efficiency

by

keeping

the

exhaust

duct

clean.-15

Cleaning

lint

from

your

dryer

.15

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4

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Safety

Instructions

Bead

all

instructions

before

using

this

appliance

A

WARNING

-

It

is

extremely

important

that

you

read

and

adhtre

to

the

following

instructions.

Failure

to

do

so

could

cause

bodilyInjuries

and/or

property

damage

due

to

fire

•

Use

this

appliance

only

for

its

intended

purpose

as

desor

bed

in

this

Owner's

Manual.

-

This

dryer

must

be

properly

installed

and

located

in

accordance

with

the

Installation

Instructions

before

it

is

used.

.

-

Properly

ground

to

conform

with

Local

Codes.

Follow

details

in

Installation

Instructions.

-

Locate

where

the

temperature

is

above

50°F.{

10°C.)

for

satisfactory

operation

of

the

drver

control

system.

Do

not

install

or

store

the

dryer

where

it

will

be

exposed

to

the

weather.

-

Connect

to

a

properly

rated,

protected

and

sized

power

supply

circuit

to

avoid

electrical

overload.

-

Exhausting

to

the

outside

is

STRONGLY

RECOMMENDED

to

prevent

lar°e

amounts

of

moisture

and

lint

from

being

blown

into

the

room.

Carefully

follow

the

Exhausting

Details

in

the

Installation

Instructions.

-

Do

not

repair

or

replace

any

part

of

the

appliance

or

attempt

any

servicing

unless

specifically

recommended

in

this

Owner's

Manual.

-

When

disconnecting

this

appliance

pull

by

the

plug

rather

than

the

cord

to

avoid

damage

to

the

cord

or

junction

of

cord

and

plug.

Make

sure

that

the

cord

is

located

so

that

it

will

not

be

stepped

on.

tripped

over

or

otherwise

subjected

to

damage

or

stress.

-

This

dryer

is

intended

for

use

only

with

fabrics

that

have

been

washed

with

water

as

a

cleaning

agent.

To

Minimize

the

Possibility

of

a

Fire

Hazard

•

Exhaust

Duct

-

See

Installation

Instructions.

Use

only

rigid

metal

or

flexible

metal

4"

diameter

ductwork

for

exhausting

to

the

outside.

USE

OF

PLASTIC

OR

OTHER

COMBUSTIBLE

DUCTWORK

CAN

CAUSE

A

FIRE.

FOIL

OR

OTHER

EASILY

PUNCTURED

DUCTWORK

CAN

CAUSE

A

FIRE

IF

IT

COLLAPSES

OR

BECOMES

OTHERWISE

RESTRICTED

IN

USE

OR

DURING

INSTALLATION.

•

Do

not

use

heat

to

dry

articles

containing

rubber,

plastic,

or

similar

materials

(such

as

padded

bras,

tennis

shoes,

galoshes,

bath

mats.

mgs.

bibs,

pillows,

baby

pants,

plastic

bass.

etc.

i

as

these

materials

may

melt

or

bum.

.Also,

some

rubber

materials,

when

heated,

can

under

certain

circumstances

produce

fire

by

spontaneous

combustion.

•

Do

not

store

items

that

may

bum

or

melt

(such

as

clothing,

papier

material,

plastics

or

plastic

containers,

etc.

i

on

top

of

the

dryer

during

the

operation.

•

Garments

labeled

"Dry

Away

from

Heat”

must

not

be

put

in

your

dryer.

•

Do

not

wash

or

dry

articles

that

have

been

cleaned

in.

washed

in.

soaked

in.

or

spotted

with

combustible

or

explosive

substances

(such

as

wax.

paint,

gasoline

degreasers.

dry-cleaning

solvents,

kerosene,

etc.)

which

may

ignite

or

explode.

Do

not

add

these

"substances

to

the

wash

water.

Do

not

use

these

substances

around

your

washer

and/or

dryer

during

operation.

•

Anv

article

on

which

sou

ha\e

used

a

cleaning

solvent,

or

which

contains

flammable

materials

isuch

as

cleaning

cloths,

mops,

towels

used

in

beauty

salons.

“

restaurant;

or

"barber

shops,

etc.)

must

not

be

traces

of

these

flammable

liquids

or

solids

and

their

fumes

have

been

removed.

There

are

many

highly

Hummable

items

used

in

homes

such

as:

acetone,

denatured

alcohol,

gasoline.

kerosene,

some

household

cleaners,

some

spot

removers,

turpentines,

waxes,

wax

removers

and

products

containing

petroleum

distillates.

5

fftaraa

Safety

Instructions

Clean

the

lint

filter

before

each

load

to

prevent

lint

accumulation

inside

the

drver

or

in

the

room.

DO

NOT

OPERATE

THE

DRYER

WITHOUT

THE

I

INT

FI!

TF.R

IN

PLACE.

Keep

the

area

around

the

exhaust

opening,

and

around

and

underneath

your

appliances

free

from

the

accumulation

of

combustible

materials,

such

as

lint,

paper,

rags,

chemicals,

etc.

Resularlv

inspect

the

exhaust

duct

to

be

sure

it

has

not

been

crushed

or

otherwise

restricted.

:

The

interior

of

the

dryer

cabinet

and

the

exhaust

duct

connection

inside

the

dryer

should

be

cleaned

every

2

to

3

years,

or

more

often

if

needed,

by

a

qualified

service

person.

To

Minimize

the

Possibility

of

Injury

•

Never

reach

into

the

dryer

while

the

drum

is

moving.

Before

loading,

unloading

or

adding

clothes,

wait

until

the

drum

has

completely

stopped.

•

Do

not

dry

fiberdass

articles

in

your

dryer.

Skin

irritation

could

result

from

the

remaining

glass

particles

that

may

be

picked

up

by

clothing

during

subsequent

dryer

uses.

•

The

laundry

process

can

reduce

the

flame

retardance

of

fabrics.

To

avoid

such

a

result,

the

garment

manufacturer's

care

instructions

should

be

followed

very

carefully.

•

Close

supervision

is

necessary

if

this

appliance

is

used

by

or

near

children.

Do

not

allow

children

to

play

inside,

on.

or

with

this

appliance

or

any

discarded

appliance.

Dispose

of

discarded

appliances

and

shipping

or

packing

materials

properly.

Before

discarding

a

dryer,

or

removing

from

service,

remove

the

door

of

the

dry

er

compartment.

•

Keep

all

laundry

aids

(such

as

detergents,

bleaches,

fabric

softeners,

etc.)

out

of

the

reach

of

children,

preferably

in

a

locked

cabinet.

Observe

all

warnings

on

container

labels

to

avoid

personal

injury.

•

Keep

the

floor

around

your

appliances

dean

and

dry

to

reduce

the

possibility

of

slipping.

•

To

minimize

the

possibility

of

electric

shock,

unplug

this

appliance

from

the

power

supply

before

attempting

any

maintenance

or

cleaning

(except

the

removal

and

cleaning

of

the

lint

filter).

•

Do

not

tamper

with

the

controls.

•

Do

not

operate

this

appliance

if

it

is

damaged,

malfunctioning,

partially

disassembled,

or

has

missing

or

broken

parts,

including

a

damaged

cord

or

plug.

•

Never

climb

on

or

stand

on

the

dryer

top.

•

DO

NOT

place

items

exposed

to

cooking

oils

in

your

dryer.

Items

.

contaminated

with

cooking

oils

may

contribute

to

a

chemical

reaction

that

could

cause

a

clothes

load

to

catch

fire.

•

The

plug

must

be

reachable

after

installing

the

appliance.

SAVE

THESE

INSTRU

C

TI

ON

S

INSTALLATION

INSTRUCTIONS

EXHAUST

A

Installation

and

Knte

must

be

perforated

by

a

qualified

installer,

sente

agency

IMPORTANT:

Have

vour

dryer

installed

properly.

.

NOTE-

The

WARNING

and

IMPORTANT

instructions

apjxanng

in

this

manual

are

not

mean

These

factors

MUST

BE

supplied

by

the

persons)

installing,

maintaining,

or

operating

Failure

tots^Tmaintain.

and/or

operate

this

machine

aarording

to

the

rrum^a^in^ns

mav

result

in

conditions

which

can

produce

bodily

injury,

electnc

shock

and/or

property

g

■

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*

'

___

tr>

This

dryer

comes

ready

for

top

exhausting.

WARNINGS

•

DO

NOT

USE

NON

METALLIC

FLEXIBLE

DUCT.

•

Never

use

flexible

duct

inside

the

dryer.

•

Do

not

terminate

exhaust

in

a

chimney,

ranse

hood,

gas

vent,

floor

or

attic.

The

combinationof

lint

and

grease

could

create

a

fire

hazard

or

damages.

•

Provide

an

access

for

inspection

and

cleaning

the

exhaust

system

at

least

once

a

year.

exhaust

length

The

MAXLMUM

ALLOWABLE

length

of

the

exhaust

system

depends

upon

the

type

of

duct,

number

of

aims,

the

type

of

exhaust

hood

iwall

cap>.

and

all

conditions

noted

below.

The

maximum

allowable

length

for

both

rigid

and

flexible

metal

duct

is

shown

in

the

table

1

(next

page).

More

than

four

90

c

turns

is

not

recommended.

EXHAUST

SYSTEM

CHECK

LIST

HOOD

or

WALL

CAP

•

Terminate

in

a

manner

to

present

back

drafts

or

entry

of

birds

or

other

wildlife.

•

Termination

should

present

minimal

resistance

to

the

exhaust

air

flow

and

should

require

little

or

no

maintenance

to

prevent

clogging.

•

Wall

caps

must

be

installed

at

least

300

mm

1

1

2

"*

above

ground

level

or

any

other

obstruction

with

the

opening

pointed

down.

•

If

roof

vents

or

lou\cred

plenums

are

i>cd.

thev

mus

t

be

equivalent

to

a

HjO

drafts

and

maintenance

required

to

prevent

clogging.

SEPARATION

OF

TURNS

Separate

all

turns

by

at

least

lm(3ft)

of

straight

duct,

including

distance

between

last

turn

and

dampered

wall

cap.

If

two

turns

must

be

closer

than

1

m

(3

ft)

deduct

3

m

(10

ft)

from

the

maximum

lengths

shown

in

the

table

for

each

occurrence.

TURNS

OTHER

THAN

90°

•

One

turn

of

45°

or

less

may

be

ignored.

•

Two

45°

turns

should

be

treated

as

one

90°.

•

Each

cum

over

45'

should

be

treated

as

one

90°,

SEALING

OF

JOINTS

•

All

joints

should

be

tight

to

avoid

leaks.

The

male

end

of

each

section

of

duct

must

point

away

from

the

dryer.

•

Do

not

assemble

the

duct

work

with

fastener

that

extend

into

the

duct.

They

will

serve

as

a

collection

point

for

lint

-

Duct

joints

can

be

made

air

and

moisture-tight

by

wrapping

the

overlapped

joints

w

ith

duct

tape.

INSULATION

•

Duct

work

which

rum

through

an

unhealed

area

or

is

near

an

air

conditioning

duct,

should

be

insulated

to

reduce

condensation

and

lint

build

up

and

be

sloped

down

toward

outdoors.

NOTE:

Never

install

screen

inside

exhaust

dua

WARNING:

THE

DRYER

MUST

EXHAUST

TO

THE

OUTDOORS.

TO

PREVENT

LARGE

AMOUNTS

OF

LLNT

AND

MOISTURE

FROM

accumulating

and

to

maintain

DRYING

EFFICIENCY.

THIS

MACHINE

MUST

BE

EXHAUSTED

UL

l

DOORS.

mm

(4'Vdampered

wall

cap

in

regard

to

resistance

to

air

flow,

prevention

ol

back

Installation

Instructions

EXHAUST

LENGTH

CALCULATION

Table

l:

RECOMMENDED

MAXIMUM

LENGTH

ELECTRIC

DRYERS

Weather

Hood

Type

Recommended

Use

onlv

for

short

run

installations

.

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mi

«-*;

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Rigid

Metallic

Flexible*

Rigid

Metallic

Flexible*

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ft./

7

mi

24ft.

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7.5mt25ft.)

6mt20ftj

5

mi

16fU

1

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9m(30ft.)

6.5ml

22ftj

4.5mt

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7mt24ft.)

6m(20ft.)

4m(

14ft.)

3m(

lOfu

No.

of

W

ilbow*

Do

not

use

non

metallic

flexible

duct.

EXHAUST

DIRECTIONS

All

dryers

shipped

from

the

factory

are

set

up

for

rear

exhausting.

However

exhausting

can

be

on

the

right

or

left

side

of

the

cabinet

or

the

bottom

of

the

dryer.

•

Remove

access

panel

at

back

of

dryer

to

gain

access

to

internal

ducts.

•

Disconnect

duct

exhaust

from

blower

housing.

•

Remove

desired

knockout

plate

(either

right

or

left

side).

•

Attach

a

90°

elbow

duct

to

blower

housing

and

facing

desired

opening.

•

Reinstall

rear

access

panel.

Left

knockout

©

2

LL

Blower

f

*

■

i

—

....

i

_i

Bottom

knockout

Right

knockout

EXHAUST

DUCT

LOCATING

DIMENSIONS

NOTE:

Non-metallic

ducts

must

never

be

used

inside

dryer

cabinet.

Installation

Instructions

SPECIAL

INSTALLATION

REQUIREMENTS

ALCOVE

OR

CLOSET

INSTALLATION

•

WARNING:

To

reduce

the

risk

ot'

tire,

this

drver

MUST

BE

EXHAUSTED

TO

THE

OUTDOORS.

See

EXHAUST

INFORMATION

section.

•

Minimum

clearances

between

dryer

cabinet

and

adjacent

wails

or

other

surfaces

arc:

2"

either

side

3

"

front

and

rear

;

’

•

Minimum

vertical

space

from

floor

to

overhead

cabinets,

ceilings,

etc.

is

52"(

132cm).

•

Qoset

door

must

be

louvered

or

otherwise

ventilated

and

must

contain

a

minimum

of

60

sq.

in.

of

open

area

equally

distributed.

If

this

closet

contains

both

a

washer

and

a

dryer,

doors

must

contain

a

minimum

of

120

sq.

in.

of

open

area

equally

distributed.

No

other

fuel-burning

appliance

shall

be

installed

in

the

same

closet

with

the

dryer.

MINIMUM

CLEARANCES

OTHER

THAN

ALCOVE

OR

CLOSET

INSTALLATIONS.

•

Minimum

clearances

to

combustible

surfaces:

2"clearance

both

sides

and

3

"

rear.

MOBILE

HOME

INSTALLATION

•

The

dryer

must

be

exhausted

to

the

outdoors

with

the

termination

securely

fastened

to

the

mobile

home

structure.

(See

EXHAUST

INFORMATION

section.)

•

The

exhaust

MUST

NOT

be

terminated

beneath

the

mobile

home.

•

Provisions

must

be

made

for

the

introduction

of

outside

air

into

the

dryer.

The

free

air

opening

shall

not

be

less

thj^SO

cm

:

(12

in

:

)

•

The

exhaust

duct

material

MUST

BE

METAL.

•

The

dryer

must

be

attached

to

the

floor

following

instructions

available

from

the

dealer.

•

Installation

must

comply

with

the

current

CAN/CSA

Z240

MH

series

Mobile

Home

Installation

Codes.

NOTE:

CONSIDERATION

MUST

BE

GIVEN

TO

INSTALLING

AND

SERVICING

THE

APPLIANCE.

ELECTRICAL

POWER

SUPPLY

CAUTION:

NEVER

USE

.AN

EXTENSION

CORD

WITH

THIS

APPLIANCE.

•

This

dryer

must

be

connected

to

an

individual

circuit

identical

to

the

one

specified

on

the

rating

plate

of

the

loading

port,

protected

bv

fuses

or

circuit

breaker

conforming

to

local

codes.

THIS

APPLIANCE

MU

ST

BE

PROPERLY

GROUNDED.

GROUNDING

INSTRUCTIONS

•

This

appliance

must

be

grounded.

In

the

event

of

malfunction

or

breakdown,

grounding

will

reduce

the

risk

of

electric

shock

b\

providing

a

path

of

least

resistance

for

electric

current.

The

plug

must

be

plugged

into

an

appropriate

outlet

that

is

properl>

installed

and

grounded

in

accordance

with

all

local

codes

and

ordinances.

WARNING:

•

Improper

connection

of

the

equipment

grounding

conductor

can

result

in

a

risk

of

electric

shock.

Check

w

ith

a

qualified

electrician

or

serviceman

if

you

are

in

doubt

as

to

whether

the

appliance

is

properly

grounded.

•

Do

not

modify

the

plug

pro\

ided

with

the

appliance

-

if

it

will

not

fit

the

outlet,

have

a

proper

outlet

installed

b\

a

qualified

electrician.

Note:

If

the

electrical

power

suppK

provided

does

not

meet

the

specifications

listed

below.

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tMt^n-u-hn_

Operating

instructions.

Tips

WARNING

-

To

reduce

the

risk

of

lire,

electric

shock

or

injur,

to

persons,

read

the

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

before

operating

this

appliance.

ABOUT

THE

DRYER

CONTROL

PANEL

(D-24)

1.

Display

2.

Wrinkle

Ease

button

Press

the

button

to

turn

Anti-crease

indication

lamp

ON.

Then,

press

the

button

once

more

to

turn

the

lamp

OFF.

You

may

make

use

of

the

button,

when

doing

anti-crease

your

laundry.

3.

Buzzer

button

Press

the

button

to

turn

End

of

Cycle

indication

lamp

ON.

When

the

cycle

is

Finished,

buzzer

makes

sound.

On

the

other

hand,

press

the

button

once

more

to

tum

End

of

Cycle

indication

lamp

OFF.

4.

Temperature

button

Press

the

button

to

select

dry

temperature

that

you

want.

You

may

select

HIGH

-*

MEDIUM

—

LOW

—

COLD

(no

heating)

in

order,

by

pressing

the

button

continuously.

5.

Fabrics

button

Press

the

button

to

set

temperature

automatically

for

drying,

depending

upon

types

of

selected

clothes.

You

may

select

COTTON

-*

PERM

PRESS

-*•

DELICATES

KNIT

in

order,

by

pressing

the

button

continuously.

At

this

time,

you

may

select

temperature

by

pressing

TEMP

button.

You

may

also

select

HIGH.

MEDIUM.

LOW

and

COLD,

etc

by

using

COTTON

and

PERM

PRESS

mode,

or

may

select

LOW

and

COLD

mode

by

using

DELICATES

and

KNIT

mode.

6.

Drying

Time

button

Press

the

button

to

set

drying

time

and

to

make

dry

your

laundry

as

you

want.

You

may

select

drying

time

(minutes)

of

90

-

80

-*

70

—

60

-*

50

-*

■

40

-*

30

-*•

20

in

order

by

pressing

the

button

continuously.

7

.

Start/Pause

button

Press

the

button

to

start

and

pause

the

system.

8.

Power

button

Press

the

button

one

time

to

tum

the

system

ON.

and

press

it

once

more

to

tum

the

system

OFF.

When

the

system

turns

ON

for

longer

than

10

minutes

without

pressing

any

button,

it

automatically

turns

OFF.