KitchenAid KEYE700T User's Manual
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1. 17 Drying Special 18 22 If You Need Service Assistance 23 Warranty BACK COVER Important Safety Instructions WARNING To reduce the risk of fire electric shock or injury to persons when using your dryer follow basic precautions including the following 1 2 3 Read all instructions carefully for important information before using your appliance Your dryer should be installed in an area protected from weather Your dryer should be connected to the right kind of outlet electrical supply and grounding See the INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS for complete information NEVER dry articles in the dryer that have been spotted cleaned washed or soaked in gasoline wax paint or other flammable fluids The fumes can create a FIRE HAZARD or EXPLOSION ALWAYS hand launder and air dry fabrics containing these materials NEVER use heat to dry articles containing foam rubber or similarly textured rubber like materials FIRE HAZARD and DAMAGE to some materials can result from e operating the dryer with the lint screen loose damaged or missing e allowing lint to build up inside the dryer and exhaust system The exhaust duct and interior of your dryer should be cleaned by a qualified technician at least once every two years See page 15 for lint removal instructions NEVER allow children to play on or the dryer Close supervision is necessary when this or any appl2. KitchenA prye acity Extra Model 700 Electric Model KGYE7OOT Gas ers 5 7 oy Contents Important Safety Instructions 3 Before Using Your Dryer 4 Ownership Registration 5 Dryer Features 6 Operating Your 7 Making 8 11 selecta Cycle s ai Gis an E e 8 Select a Drying 8 Start the 8 End of Cycle 8 Automatic 9 RegulariHeavy Cycle 9 Permanent Press Cycle 9 Air Tumble 10 Timed Drying 10 Quick Press Option 10 Cycle Selection Chart 11 Drying 12 Energy Saving Tips 13 Load 14 SONG er anes nt 2 14 Bee hg 14 Load SIZES 04 gad Folie 14 Fabric 5 14 LINE SERB 15 Lint Signal Feature 15 es created ah ee tee 15 Replacing the Drum Light 15 Caring For Your Dryer 16 Common Drying Problems
3. LOAD If this is your first automatic dryer you may notice lot of lint on the lint screen After the first few weeks of use this surface lint from your clothes will be gone and lint on the screen will decrease clogged incorrectly installed or long length of exhaust duct will increase drying time Exhaust duct should be as short and as straight as possible See INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Drying times will be longer and wrinkles may not be removed if dryer is located in a cold room such as a garage unheated basement or porch Dryers should not be operated in rooms below 45 F Drying times will be longer when your dryer is exhausted inside WARNING EXHAUSTING YOUR DRYER INDOORS IS NOT RECOMMENDED The moisture and lint may cause damage to woodwork furniture paint wallpaper and carpet housecleaning and possible health problems and FIRE HAZARD from lint collected inside the dryer See INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS for additional information Loads rinsed in cold water will take slightly longer to dry than loads rinsed in warm water Large loads take longer to dry than smaller loads of the same fabric Check to see that large items such as sheets are not rolling or balling up If balling or rolling up occurs rearrange items Amount of moisture in load affects drying time or heavy items such as towels jeans and bedspreads need longer drying times due to the hi
4. Rugs Check label for fiber content then see Cycle Selection Chart on page 11 for cycle and temperature recommendations 1 Dry one medium size rug or two smaller rugs at one time 2 Clean the lint screen WARNING USE AIR TUMBLE CYCLE ONLY for drying rubber backed rugs Drying rubber backed rugs with heat may damage the rubber backing and may be a FIRE HAZARD Slipcovers Check label for fiber content then see Cycle Selection Chart on page 11 for cycle and temperature recommendations 1 2 3 4 Dry slipcover at time Remove from dryer while slightly damp Press pleating or ruffles if you wish Put slipcover on furniture while a trace of moisture remains for a smooth tight fit Tinted and Non Colorfast Items Check label for fiber content then see Cycle Selection Chart on page 11 for cycle and temperature recommendations 1 After drying is completed wipe the drum carefully to make sure there is no dye or lint that could be transferred to subsequent loads If dye transfer does occur follow the cleaning instructions on page 16 Heat Sensitive Fabrics Olefin Polypropylene ePlastics Rubber eSheer Nylon USE AIR TUMBLE CYCLE ONLY WARNING Drying in a heated dryer may damage the items or be a FIRE HAZARD Permanent Press Fabrics 1 See page 11 for cycle and drying temperature settings which will give clothes the special treatment they need Permanent press items need
5. a period of heated drying to release wrinkles followed by tumbling in room temperature air This helps prevent new wrinkles from setting in Dry smaller loads Items should tumble freely Remove clothes from dryer as soon as tumbling stops Garments left in the dryer drum will become wrinkled If clothes remain in the dryer after it has stopped tumbling use the QUICK PRESS Option to help restore the pre set shape of the clothes see page 10 Place garments on hangers or fold immediately after removal from dryer Well constructed permanent press items will be smooth and wrinkle free when washed and dried correctly Poorly finished or constructed permanent press may need touch up ironing especially where seams pucker especially where seams pucker 21 Starched items 22 1 2 Dry starched clothes a separate load Always start with a cold dryer If drying more than one load dry starched items first Turn dark articles inside out so starch spots will not show on the outside of the garment Check load about 5 minutes after drying starts to be sure items are tumbling freely and that nothing is sticking to the drum Do not overdry starched articles starch will shake off the garment and be lost For best results remove clothes from dryer at ironing dampness Place in a plastic bag and hold for at least 30 minutes to distribute moisture evenly
6. hang the items immediately Cycle Selection Chart Suggested Suggested Type of Load Cycle Temperature Cottons Linens EXTRA HEAVY Bedspreads mattress pads quilts HIGH HEAVYWEIGHT FABRICS Towels jeans corduroys work clothes AUTOMATIC MEDIUM MEDIUMWEIGHT COTTONS Sheets pillowcases REGULAR cotton underwear diapers HEAVY MEDIUM LIGHTWEIGHT COTTONS Batistes organdies lingerie LOW Permanent Press Synthetics and Blends HEAVYWEIGHT FABRICS Work clothes jackets MEDIUM raincoats AUTOMATIC MEDIUMWEIGHT FABRICS Shirts play clothes PERMANENT MEDIUM sheets slacks PRESS LIGHTWEIGHT FABRICS Lingerie blouses dresses LOW Knits HEAVYWEIGHT Cottons rayons blends T shirts AUTOMATIC MEDIUM slacks shirts PERMANENT LIGHTWEIGHT Synthetics polyester acrylic PRESS LOW and blends lingerie blouses dresses Lightweight and Delicate Fabrics Sheer curtains 2 or 3 panels gauze lace AUTOMATIC PERMANENT EXTRA PRESS LOW Rubber Plastic Heat Sensitive Fabrics AIR TUMBLE FOAM RUBBER pillows bras stuffed toys 20 30 min PLASTIC Shower curtains tablecloths 20 30 min RUBBER BACKED RUGS 40 50 min OLEFIN POLYPROPYLENE SHEER NYLON 15 20 min WARNING Drying these and other heat sensitive materials with heat can damage them or be a fire hazard 1 If air movement is slowed down drying times will be longer clogged lint screen will increase drying time CLEAN LINT SCREEN BEFORE EACH
7. or any burner on gas models Rust through Protection on cabinet assembly Replacement of the dryer drum if it rusts through due to defective materials or workmanship A Service calls to 1 Correct the installation of the dryer Instruct you how to use the dryer Replace house fuses or correct house wiring Correct house plumbing Repairs when dryer is used in other than normal home use Damage resulting from accident alteration misuse abuse improper installation or installation not in accordance with local electrical or plumbing codes Any labor costs during the limited warranties Replacement parts or repair labor costs for units operated outside the United States F Pickup and delivery This product is designed to be repaired in the home 22 3 4 KITCHENAID INC DOES ASSUME RESPONSIBILITY FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages so this exclusion or limitation may not apply to you This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state KitchenAid Inc St Joseph Michigan 49085 USA Part No 3387325 Rev A W887
8. the possibility of bulb breakage which may cause pieces of glass to become imbedded in clothing Operating the dryer with the bulb cover removed can cause the dryer to fail or create a FIRE HAZARD Caring for Your Dryer Some pretreatment products damage dials consoles and dryer finish not use these products on or near your dryer Sharp or heavy objects should never be placed on or in the dryer or finishes may be damaged eWipe off all spills with soft damp cloth Spills allowed to remain on the dryer surface may dull or damage the finish leave wet or damp laundry in your dryer Damage to clothing or the dryer drum may result Lint Removal WARNING Lint can gather inside the dryer and create a FIRE HAZARD This lint should be removed by qualified person at least once every two years or more often depending on dryer usage WARNING Avoid electrical shock hazard Unplug power supply cord or turn off electrical power at the circult breaker or fuse box Avoid personal injury or damage Do not put hands inside cabinet Avoid burn injury Make sure dryer is cool 1 Remove back panel for electric models or the lower access panel for gas models 2 Avoid damaging wires thermostats funnel or igniter 3 Remove lint from shaded area see illustrations with a soft brush or vacuum cleaner ELECTRIC 101771 GAS 4 Replace pa
9. the upper left hand corner of the door opening Dryer Features CONTROL PANEL LINT SCREEN Detail shown on Pages 8 9 DRYER DRUM MODEL AND SERIAL ELECTRONIC DRYNESS SENSOR LOADING DOOR Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 Add sorted load See page 14 for information on load sizes and sorting Add fabric softener See page 14 for information on fabric softener use Make selections a Select a cycle b Select a drying temperature See pages 9 10 for a description of cycle options Close the dryer door The dryer will not operate if the door is open Start the dryer See the following section for instructions on Control Knob use SELECTIONS bP 42 START TEMPERATURE SELECTIONS PUSH TO START Low MEDIUM Permanent Press care Start Button Temperature Selector WARNING To reduce the risk of fire electric shock or injury to persons read the IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS before operating this appliance Select a Cycle To set the desired cycle turn the Cycle Control Knob either left or right Stop turning when the marker points to the cycle and setting of your choice Refer to the Cycle Selection Chart page 11 for recommended cycle and temperature settings A description of each cycle can be found on pages 9 10 Select a Drying Temperature The Temperature Selector can be set at any of four temperatures Extra Low Low M
10. ad Sizes eA proper size washer load is generally a proper size dryer load best drying results do not dry more than two full size sheets in one load even if more than two sheets were in the same washer load Sheets need more space for proper air movement and maximum drying Fill out the load with small items of the same type fabric Fabric Softener Use only fabric softeners specifically labeled as not being harmful to the dryer best results put sheet of fabric softener on top of the load before starting the dryer not add the fabric softener sheet after the cycle has started Instant heat may cause the fabric softener to spot fabrics elf the fabric softener sheet becomes tangled or wrapped in one item during tumbling a clear grease like spot can result If fabric softener has caused a stain wet the stain and rub with liquid detergent or bar soap then wash the item CAUTION Some fabric softeners may 1 cause rust or residue deposits in the dryer and on fabrics 2 clog the lint screen 3 Cause your dryer to overheat and or fail to shut off Static cling can be reduced by not overloading Service or performance problems caused by the use of any product not manufactured by KitchenAid Inc are the responsibility of the manufacturer of that product Lint Screen Clean the lint screen before each load A screen blocked by lint can increase drying time due to poor air fl
11. are available General drying instructions for some special washables are included in this section Important Dry only clean items Soiled items can leave stains on the dryer drum These stains can be picked up by other items in the load Dryer heat may permanently set some stains Electric Blankets and Woolens eFlectric Blankets eWoolen Blankets Washable Woolens FOLLOW THESE DIRECTIONS ONLY IF MANUFACTURER RECOMMENDS AUTOMATIC DRYING 1 2 Select HIGH temperature setting To absorb moisture and dry the blanket rapidly place three or four dry towels in the dryer turn dryer on and preheat for three to five minutes This preheating helps absorb moisture and dry blankets rapidly to avoid pilling caused by long tumbling Place blanket in dryer with warm towels Set the dryer control for 20 minutes 4 Check the blanket after 10 minutes of drying Remove from the dryer while still damp to guard against overdrying which may cause shrinkage and harshness Place blanket on flat surface or over two lines to finish drying Stretch blanket gently to original shape 6 When blanket is completely dry brush gently to raise nap Press binding with cool iron if needed Important Notes We do not recommend tumble drying knitted woolens For best results trace the outline of the garment on a clean piece of paper After washing block by finger pressing gently to this outline Let the garmen
12. aterials are part of shoe 2 Remove when damp dry Allow shoes to finish drying out of the dryer iy You Need Service Follow These Steps 1 If your dryer should fail to operate review the following list before calling your dealer You could save the cost of a service call your dryer does not run els the power supply cord plugged into a live circuit with the proper voltage els the door closed tightly you checked your home s main fuses or circuit breaker box you push the START button If your dryer does not heat the Air tumble Cycle does not use heat and the last few minutes of all cycles do not use heat els the gas turned on electric dryer requires two fuses or a circuit breaker If one fuse is blown the dryer may run but the heat may not operate properly If drying times seem too long els the lint screen clean See the Slow Drying section in the COMMON DRYING PROBLEMS Chart page 17 2 If the problem is not due to one of the above items first call your dealer or repair service he recommends e service should be handled locally by the dealer from whom you purchased the unit or an authorized KitchenAid servicer ape a Re g 3 In the event you are unable to obtain the name of a local authorized KitchenAid servicer call KitchenAid Customer Relations TOLL FREE 800 422 1230 A Customer Rel
13. ations representative can recommend a qualified service company in your area If you must call or write please provide Model Number Serial Number Date of Purchase and complete description of the problem Write to Customer Relations Department KitchenAid Inc P O Box 558 St Joseph MI 49085 0558 4 If you are not satisfied with the action taken contact the Major Appliance Consumer Action Panel MACAP is a group of independent consumer experts that voices consumer views at the highest levels of the major appliance industry Contact them only when the dealer authorized servicer or KitchenAid Inc have failed to resolve your problem Major Appliance Consumer Action Panel 20 North Wacker Drive Chicago IL 60606 MACAP will in turn inform us of your action 23 KitchenAid Dryer Warranty Length Of Warranty KitchenAid Will Pay For One Year Full Warranty From Date of Purchase KitchenAid Will Not Pay For Replacement parts and repair labor to correct defects in materials or workmanship Service must be provided by an authorized KitchenAid servicing outlet Five Year Limited Warranty One Year Full Plus Second Through Fifth Year Limited From Date of Purchase Ten Year Limited Warranty One Year Full Plus Second Through Tenth Year Limited From Date of Purchase Replacement parts for any electric element on electric models
14. before ironing After drying a heavily starched load allow the dryer drum to cool then wipe it out with a damp cloth This guards against build up or starch transfer to articles dried in later loads Washable Knits Check label for fiber content then see Cycle Selection Chart on page 11 for cycle and temperature recommendations 1 Remove cotton and rayon knits such as T shirts knit underwear when still slightly damp Stretch into shape and lay flat to finish drying 2 Knits made of synthetic fibers polyester nylon acrylic etc and blends polyester cotton tend to pill Rubbing during wearing and laundering causes small balls of fiber to form on the surface Turn inside out to wash and dry Remove from dryer as soon as tumbling stops 3 DO NOT OVERDRY Overdrying can cause shrinkage and a build up of static electricity Some items may need touch up ironing Snowsuits Jackets eNylon ePolyester base Check for fiber content then see Cycle Selection Chart on page 11 for cycle and temperature recommendations 1 Dry garment for about 10 minutes Remove turn inside out replace for another 10 minutes Remove and hang on a non rusting hanger to finish drying 2 Remove from dryer immediately after tumbling to help eliminate wrinkles Cotton and Canvas Play Shoes 1 Place several bath towels in dryer to act as a buffer Use low temperature or Air Tumble Cycle if rubber or foam rubber m
15. dried completely 3 Smooth reshape and air dry before putting away 4 Choose shrink resistant quilted items for best results e Feather Down 20 1 Check ticking for holes or weak seams where feathers or filling could escape Make necessary repairs before putting pillows in the dryer 2 Use highest temperature setting until pillow is fluffy and free of lumps 3 Stop drying occasionally and shake items to redistribute feathers 4 Check pillows at end of drying time If they are not completely dry return them to the dryer and reset for more drying time Remember that ticking will feel dry long before feathers are dry NOTE Feather pillows dry very slowly and must be dried completely to prevent mildewing may take 1 to 2 hours Dry no more than two pillows at one time Pillows and Stuffed Toys Polyester Rubber Kapok 1 Be sure covers are securely stitched 2 USE AIR TUMBLE CYCLE ONLY WARNING DO NOT dry foam rubber items on heat setting of dryer Use air setting or line dry Drying in a heated dryer may damage the items or be a FIRE HAZARD Plastic and Rubber Items eShower Curtains eTablecloths Baby Panties Scatter 1 USE AIR TUMBLE CYCLE ONLY WARNING Drying in a heated dryer may damage the items or be a FIRE HAZARD 2 Set the Cycle Control Knob to the Air Tumble Cycle for 20 minutes Place 3 or 4 dry towels in the dryer with these items to help absorb the moisture
16. edium and High Refer to the Cycle Selection Chart page 11 for the recommended temperature settings Start the Dryer The dryer will start tumbling when the START button is pushed To stop the dryer open the door or turn the Cycle Control Knob to the OFF position To start the dryer close the door select a cycle if necessary and push START End of Cycle Signal Your dryer will sound a signal to let you know when the cycle you have selected is finished The signal cannot be adjusted or turned off The signal is helpful when drying permanent press synthetics and other items that should be taken out as soon as the dryer stops tumbling OFF VERY ORY QUICK PRESS ey F e NORMAL LESS ORY LESS DRY COOL DOWN SMOOTH GUARD Cycle Control Knob Two of the drying cycles on your dryer are automatic The Cycle Control Knob can be set to indicate the degree of dryness you choose for the clothes being dried A sensor in the back of the dryer drum senses the moisture in the load When the selected dryness has been reached the dryer shuts off For the first few loads set the Cycle Control Knob to the NORMAL setting in the cycle of your choice If the result is drier than you like set the Knob to the right of NORMAL next time you dry a similar load If the result is not dry enough set the Knob to the left of NORMAL the next time you dry a similar load Cushioned Heat In both auto
17. ermanent Press care Air ycle The dryer does not use heat when the Cycle Control Knob is set on Air Tumble Use this cycle to fluff bedding and pillows to dust draperies and clothing and to dry heat sensitive items such as plastics foam or sponge rubber sneakers or stuffed toys WARNING Drying plastic or rubber items with heat may damage the items or be a FIRE HAZARD AIR TUMBLE REGULAR HEAVY PERMANENT PRESS Timed Dry a ycle Use the Timed Dry Cycle for any load you want to dry by time Turn the Cycle Control Knob to the amount of time you want the load to tumble dry from 10 to 70 minutes Cushioned Heat The dryer automatically reduces the heat setting during the last 7 minutes of the cycle COOL DOWN takes over after Cushioned Heat is finished which helps prevent overdrying Cool Down Time The load tumbles without heat during the last 5 minutes of this cycle This helps keep wrinkles from setting in and makes the handling of hot load items easier Quick Press Option This setting is useful for removing wrinkles from items which have been packed in suitcases or closets 1 Set the Cycle Control Knob to QUICK PRESS 2 Set the Temperature Selector to MEDIUM 3 Push START The load will tumble with heat for 15 minutes followed by a COOL DOWN time of 5 minutes no heat For best results QUICK PRESS only a few items at a time As soon as the dryer stops fold or
18. f yours is a gas dryer ALWAYS shut off the gas valve before leaving on vacation NEVER operate the dryer if eit is not working properly i e too noisy too hot eit is damaged parts are missing door latch eall panels are not in place lint screen is not in place See the INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS for complete information FOR YOUR SAFETY FOR YOUR SAFETY If you smell gas Do not store or use gasoline or 1 Open the windows other flammable vapors or 2 Don t touch electrical fluids such as dry cleaning switches solvents or kerosene in or near your dryer or any other Extinguish fl 3 Extinguish any open flame appliance 4 Immediately call your gas supplier Ownership Registration Before using your dryer please fill out and mail your ownership registration card packed with the Use and Care Guide This card will enable us to contact you in the unlikely event of a product safety notification and assist us in complying with the provisions of the Consumer Product Safety Act THIS CARD DOES NOT VERIFY YOUR WARRANTY Keep a copy of the sales receipt showing the date of purchase PROOF OF PURCHASE WILL ASSURE YOU OF IN W ARRANTY SERVICE Write down the following information You will need it if your washer ever requires service Model Number Serial Number Date Purchased Date Installed Dealer s Name Address Phone Model and serial numbers are located on a plate in
19. gher level of water retained in the fabrics Polyester and synthetics hold much less moisture e Clothes that were washed with low spin speeds best for permanent press and knit fabrics will have retained more moisture than clothes washed with high spin speeds Loading practices will affect drying times Overloading will increase drying time due to restricted air movement and uneven drying may result e Uneven drying may also result from loading heavy and light items together Light items will overdry and heavy items will not be dry When drying a load with different kinds and weights of fabrics use the setting suggested for the lightest fabric e Small loads may ride around the drum without tumbling Add one or two lint free towels to help with tumbling This dryer is designed for the care of modern fabrics Drying temperatures are lower than in older models because high heat can damage modern fabrics e This dryer has cool down time at the end of drying cycles see Cushioned Heat and Cool Down Times page 9 This helps reduce wrinkling but the total cycle may be longer than you are used to 9 Avoid overdrying Every fabric has a natural moisture content If clothes are overdried this moisture is removed Clothes may have wrinkles static electricity fee harsh and in some cases shrink Remove clothes with a slight trace of dampness Damp cotton and rayon knits should be laid flat to f
20. iance is used near children When discarding an old dryer ALWAYS remove the door to prevent accidental entrapment DO NOT tamper with controls 10 11 DO NOT reach into the dryer if the drum is moving DO NOT let dust lint paper rags or chemicals pile up around or under the dryer DO NOT install against draperies or curtains Keep area around the exhaust opening free from accumulation of lint dust and dirt DO NOT install or perform any servicing unless you are qualified improper installation repair or servicing may result in personal INJURY or FIRE HAZARD DO NOT use fabric softeners or products to eliminate static unless recommended by the manufacturer of the fabric softener or product Clean lint screen before each load SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS Using Your Dryer YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR MAKING SURE THAT YOUR DRYER eis installed by a qualified installer els properly maintained els properly installed and leveled in a well ventilated room on a floor that can support the weight eis located an area where the temperature is above 45 F 7 els properly connected to fuel and exhaust systems eis used only for its intended function els not run where there may be explosive fumes els not used by children or anyone unable to operate it properly ALWAYS unplug the power supply cord or turn off electrical power before attempting to service the dryer Shut off the GAS VALVE i
21. inish drying Do not overload the dryer For minimal wrinkling clothes must be able to move freely in the dryer Overloading may result in greater lint residue on clothing due to poor air movement not allowing lint to reach the lint screen Remove clothes from the dryer as soon as tumbling stops Hang or fold immediately Wrinkles may be set in clothes that are left in a warm dryer after it stops Even items labeled Permanent Press may require touch up ironing due to decreased quality of permanent press finishes during the past few years If the electric supply in your home is less than what is needed by your electric dryer drying will take longer See your INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Energy Saving Tips You can help save energy if you 1 Don t overload the dryer Load must be able to tumble freely for fastest most wrinkle free drying Clean lint screen before each load A build up of lint on the screen can lengthen drying time Don t overdry Use an automatic cycle to help prevent overdrying Remove load when dryer stops Dry only full loads Drying small loads wastes energy Separate light from heavyweight fabrics for faster more even drying Wash and dry several loads consecutively A warm dryer shortens drying time Don t add wet items to a partially dried load Don t open the dryer door unnecessarily Warm air escapes from the dr
22. matic cycles the dryer automatically reduces the heat setting during the last 7 minutes of the cycle COOL DOWN which helps prevent overdrying takes over after Cushioned Heat is finisned Cool Down Time During the last 5 minutes of the Automatic Regular Heavy and the last 7 minutes of the Automatic Permanent Press Cycles the dryer will tumble without heat This helps keep wrinkles from setting and makes the handling of hot load items easier REGULAR HEAVY PERMANENT PRESS The Cycle Control Knob will not move until the clothes load is almost dry or until the COOL DOWN portion of the cycle has been reached After COOL DOWN the Knob will move to the OFF position and tumbling will stop Automatic Regular Heavy Cycle This cycle can be used for heavy and mediumweight cotton items such as towels blue jeans corduroys bedspreads and linens Automatic Permanent Press Cycle Use this cycle to dry permanent press items knits and other synthetic fabrics Smooth Guard Feature If you are unable to unload the dryer within 5 minutes after it stops tumbling SMOOTH GUARD takes over automa tically to protect your clothing from wrinkles SMOOTH GUARD tumbles the load without heat every 5 minutes continuing up to 40 minutes or until the door is opened to remove the clothes SMOOTH GUARD is only featured in the Automatic Permanent Press Cycle TEMPERATURE SELECTIONS Low Sm wos P
23. ms in a mesh bag or pillow case Draperies Check label for fiber content then see Cycle Selection Chart on page 11 for cycle and temperature recommendations 1 Remove weights and hooks 2 To help prevent wrinkling dry only one or two drapery panels at one time depending on size 3 Remove from dryer as soon as it stops Some drapery fabrics may require little or no ironing if you remove them from the dryer while still slightly damp then smooth and rehang them Flame Retardant Finishes Some items you buy may have been treated with a flame retardant finish to improve their resistance to burning if they are exposed to flame Items treated in this manner will be clearly labeled To help reduce the loss or possible loss of the flame retardant qualities through continuous use and washing follow laundering instructions furnished by the manufacturer of the item Glass Fiber Materials Do Not Dry Glass Fiber Materials In Your Dryer The fibers can break and remain in the dryer These glass particles could become imbedded in the fabric dried in the next load and cause skin irritation Napped and Quilted Items Chenille Fleecy Coats Mattress Pads Corduroy Pillows Check label for fiber content then see Cycle Selection Chart on page 11 for cycle and temperature recommendations 1 Dry separately to avoid lint transfer 2 Remove from dryer while there is still a trace of moisture chenille spreads may be
24. nel Reconnect and level the dryer Cleaning the Dryer Interior WARNING Avoid electrical shock hazard Before cleaning the interior unplug the power supply cord or turn off electrical power at the circuit breaker or fuse box Garments which contain unstable dyes such as denim blue jeans or brightly colored cotton items may discolor the dryer interior If discolored clean the interior with one of the following methods to avoid staining later load items 1 Powdered laundry detergent and very warm water Make a paste with detergent and water Apply paste to a soft cloth and scrub area until all excess dye is removed Wipe thoroughly with a damp cloth Tumble a load of rags to eliminate any remaining detergent OR 2 Liquid spray household cleaner Spray stained area and rub with a soft cloth until all excess dye is removed Tumble a load of rags to eliminate remaining cleaner Vacation Care Unplug power cord or turn off electrical power at the circuit breaker or fuse box For gas dryers close gas valve Clean lint screen OR Dr ying ble WAL Problem Cause Lint eload not sorted correctly overloading e overdrying e full lint screen e mistaken for lint The rubbing that fabrics receive during normal wear and washing raises a surface fuzz called pilling Pills not break away easily from the fabric and often collect lint Use a lint
25. ow and may be a FIRE HAZARD To clean the lint screen 1 Open the lid and pull the lint screen straight out 2 Roll the lint off the screen with your fingers 3 Do not rinse or wash the lint screen Water may clog the screen mesh 4 Push the screen firmly back into place WARNING Do not run your dryer with the lint screen loose damaged blocked or missing Doing so can cause overheating damage to fabrics and can be a FIRE HAZARD Lint Signal Feature If you neglect to clean your lint screen a whistle tone signal will sound The signal indicates that air flow has been blocked by lint build up on the lint screen To stop the signal turn off the dryer see page 8 for instructions and clean the lint screen as explained above Drum Light The Drum Light automatically comes on inside the dryer drum when the dryer loading door is opened Replacing the Drum Light WARNING To avoid possible shock hazard unplug the dryer power cord or turn off the elec trical power at the main power supply 1 Open the dryer door and remove light bulb cover by turning it clockwise 2 Remove the light bulb by turning it counterclockwise 3 Replace the bulb with a 40 watt appliance bulb only 4 Replace the light bulb cover and lock it in place by turning counterclockwise WARNING The bulb cover must be securely in place during dryer operation to prevent overheating possible damage to fabrics and
26. roller brush or cellophane tape to remove lint from pilled area Synthetics and blends tend to pill more than other fabrics Turn them inside out during laundering or tissue in pockets Shrinking overdrying e fabric type Static Electricity overdrying e fabric type Some synthetics will normally produce static electricity Use dryer fabric softener see page 14 Greasy Looking Spots Wrinkling edryer fabric softener See page 14 for correct use e undiluted washer fabric softener e drying soiled items eusing incorrect cycle selection overdrying removing clothes immediately after dryer stops tumbling e poor quality permanent press finish fabrics Brown Stains rust edryer fabric softener storing wet or damp clothes in dryer rusting Slow Drying not sorted correctly eload type may require longer drying times eair movement slowed edryer located in cold area e modern dryers are designed to use lower drying temperatures eif wash load ended with cool rinse drying time will be slightly longer e ow spin speed e large items rolled or balled eload too large elow voltage e vent too long See INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Stiff Harsh Fabrics ewash load was off balance and fabrics are very wet eline drying Most garments and household textiles have care labels with laundering instructions Always follow label directions when they
27. t dry to this shape Blankets e Cotton eRayon e Synthetics 1 Tumble dry using Permanent Press cycle and temperature selections see Cycle Selection Chart on page 11 2 Dry completely but DO NOT OVERDRY 3 Some cotton and rayon blankets stretch during washing Drying completely restores to original size 4 Remove from dryer as soon as it stops Bonded or Laminated Items if manufacturer recommends automatic drying 1 Tumble dry with low heat on a less dry setting 2 Remove while slightly damp and air dry 3 Do Not Overdry Overdrying loosens the adhesive and causes fabrics to separate Curtains eSheer panels Curtains made from synthetic fibers such as nylon or polyester dry quickly so they require only a few minutes of drying time 1 Start with a cold dryer 2 Use the lowest temperature setting on your dryer 3 Dry only two or three panels at one time Sheer curtains need plenty of room to fluff so be careful not to crowd the dryer 4 Remove from dryer while slightly damp Do not overdry Diapers and Baby Clothes Check label for fiber content then see Cycle Selection Chart on page 11 for cycle and temperature recommendations 1 Do not dry soiled or stained items Dryer heat can permanently set stain 2 Remove diapers and cotton knit items from dryer while slightly damp so that they are easier to fold feel softer and shrink less 3 For convenient handling wash and dry small ite
28. yer into the room Locate dryer in a warm area Drying time is longer in unheated garages or utility rooms Make sure the dryer is exhausted properly to the outside Keep exhaust duct clean and check flapper to make sure it opens and closes freely Load Preparation all pockets A small scrap of Paper can cause a lot of lint Turn pockets of heavy items inside out for even drying e Remove heat sensitive trim that can be damaged by drying strings and sashes so they won t tangle Close zippers snaps and hooks to avoid snagging other items Remove pins buckles and other hard objects to avoid scratching the dryer drum lint givers and takers and dark items inside out to help prevent lint pickup e Put small items baby socks hand kerchiefs in a small mesh bag for easier removal eCheck garments to make sure all spots and stains were removed during the wash If stains were not removed do not tumble dry Heat may permanently set the stain Sorting Items properly sorted for washing are usually properly sorted for drying For best results Separate heavy fabrics denim and towels from light fabrics synthetics and permanent press e Separate lint givers towels and chenille from lint takers corduroy synthetics and permanent press When possible turn lint givers inside out Separate dark from light colors and colorfast from non colorfast Loading Lo
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