This message about...
GROUND
FAULT
CIRCUIT
INTERRUPTERS
...can save a life!
IF YOU MUST USE YOUR HAIR DRYER IN THE
BATHROOM, INSTALL A GFCI*NOW!
Your local electrician can help you decide
which type is best for you—a portable unit
that plugs into the electrical outlet or a
permanent unit installed by your electrician.
The National Electrical Code now requires
GFCI’s in the bathrooms, garages, and
outdoor outlets of all new homes.
WHY DO YOU NEED
A GFCI? Electricity
and water don’t mix.
If your hair dryer
falls into water while
it’s plugged in, the
electric shock can
kill you...even if the
switch is “off”. A
regular fuse or circuit breaker won’t protect
you under these circumstances. A GFCI offers
you far greater protection.
A GFCI can save your life! Compared to that,
the price is small! Don’t wait...install
one now!
*GFCI is a sensitive device which reacts
immediately to a small electric current leak by
stopping the electricity flow.
USER
MAINTENANCE
Your dryer is virtually maintenance-free.
No lubrication is needed. For proper operat-
ing performance, the dryer must be kept
clean. When cleaning is needed, unplug the
cord, and clean dust and lint from air intake
openings with a small brush or the brush
attachment of a vacuum cleaner. The outer sur-
face of the dryer should be wiped clean with a
cloth only.
Blocked or clogged air intake vents will cause
the dryer to overheat. If overheating occurs, an
automatic safety device will shut the dryer or
the heat off to prevent damage or personal in-
jury. If the unit or the heat cycles off, unplug the
cord and allow the dryer to cool for 10 to 15
minutes before restarting. Make sure the air
vents are clean.
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