Installation
AI
WARNING
To
reduce the
risk
of
fire due
to
increased
static
pressure, we
do
not
recommend
installation
of
in-line secondary
lint
filters
or
lint
collectors.
If
secondary systems
are mandated, frequently clean the
system
to
assure safe operation.
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IMPORTANT: Installing in-line filters
or
lint
collectors
will
cause increased static pressure.
Failure to maintain the secondary lint system
will
decrease dryer efficiency and may void machine
warranty.
•
DO
NOT
use
plastic
or
thin foil ducting. Rigid
metal duct is recommended.
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• Locate dryer
so
exhaust duct is
as
short as
possible.
•
Be
certain
old
ducts
are
cleaned before installing
your
new
dryer.
•
Use
102
mm
(4 inch) diameter rigid
or
flexible
metal duct.
•
The
male
end
of
each section
of
duct
must
point
away from
the
dryer.
•
Use
as few elbows
as
possible.
•
Use
duct tape
or
pop-rivets
on
all duct joints.
DO
NOT
use
sheet metal screws
or
fasteners
on
exhaust pipe joints which extend into
the
duct
and catch lint.
• Ductwork that runs through unheated areas
must
be
insulated to
help
reduce condensation
and
lint
build-up on
pipe
walls.
• Install backdraft dampers in multi-dryer
installations.
• In mobile
home
installations, dryer exhaust duct
must
be
secured
to
mobile
home
structure.
• Dryer exhaust duct
MUST
NOT
terminate under
mobile home.
• Dryer exhausts 220 cfm (measured at
back
of
dryer).
•
DO
NOT
install flexible duct in concealed
spaces, such as a wall
or
ceiling.
• Static pressure
in exhaust duct should not
be
greater than 1.5
em
water column (.6 inches),
measured
with
manometer placed
on
exhaust
duct
61
em
(two feet) from dryer (check with
dryer running
and
no load). In multi-dryer
installations,
all dryers connected
to
the main
collector duct should
be
operating when pressure
is
checked.
• Exhausting dryer in hard-to-reach locations can
be
done
by
installing 521P3 Flexible Metal Vent
Kit (available as optional equipment at extra
cost).
• Sufficient make-up air
must
be
supplied to
replace the air exhausted
by
the dryer.
The
free
area
of
any opening for outside
air
must
be
at
least 260
em
2
(40 in
2
).
• Energy efficient buildings with low air
infiltration rates should
be
equipped with
an
air
exchanger that
can
accommodate
on
demand
make-up air needs
in
the laundry room. These
devices
can
be
obtained through your building
contractor
or
building material suppliers.
•
Do
not
draw make-up
air
from a room containing
a gas fired water heater, a dry cleaner
or
a hair
salon.
• Failure to exhaust
dryer
properly
will
void
warranty.
NOTE: Venting materials
are
not supplied with the
dryer (obtain locally).
IMPORTANT: DO NOT block the airflow
at
the
bottom of the
dryer's
front panel with laundry,
rugs, etc. Blockage
will
decrease airflow through
the dryer, thus reducing the efficiency
of
the dryer.
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