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General| Brand | GE |
|---|---|
| Model | GFDS350 |
| Fuel Type | Electric |
| Control Type | Electronic |
| Weight | 120 lbs |
| Sensor Dry | Yes |
| Color | White |
| Voltage | 240 V |
| Amperage | 30 A |
| Number of Temperature Settings | 4 |
| Wrinkle Prevention Option | Yes |
| End of Cycle Signal | Yes |
| Energy Star Certified | No |
| Width | 27 in. |
General safety precautions and liability disclaimer for service personnel.
Procedures to follow if a gas leak is detected to prevent fire or explosion.
Essential safety step to disconnect power before servicing to avoid electrical shock.
Importance of properly refastening grounding wires after service for electrical safety.
Explains the Steam Refresh and Steam Dewrinkle cycles using a misting orifice.
Overview of features like rotary controls, eDry, heat selections, and My Cycles.
Details on deluxe rack, large drum, interior light, dual thermistors, Sensor Dry Plus.
Explains the meaning of characters in the model number (GFDS350EVWW).
How to determine the month and year of manufacture from the serial number.
Step-by-step instructions for connecting the dryer to the cold water supply using a Y-connector.
How to turn the dryer on/off and put it into standby mode.
Introduction to the different sensor and timed dry cycles available.
How to set and adjust the drying time for timed cycles.
Explanation of temperature and sensor dry level selections.
Function of the power button to wake or sleep the dryer.
Detailed descriptions of Sensor Dry and Timed Dry cycles.
How to use, create, and modify custom dry cycles.
How the sensor monitors moisture and stops the cycle at the selected level.
Options for setting drying temperature, including Anti-Bacterial cycle.
How to start, pause, and resume a drying cycle.
Steps to store and recall custom drying cycles.
Minimizes wrinkles with 60 minutes of no-heat tumbling after the cycle.
Alerts user when clothes reach a damp level for hang drying.
Allows delaying the start of a drying cycle by hour increments.
Reduces energy consumption by adjusting heat settings for specific cycles.
Alerts user when the cycle is complete with adjustable volume.
Prevents accidental selection changes or dryer starts.
Displays the approximate time left in the drying cycle.
Instructions for using the drying rack for delicate items.
Key considerations and normal completion time for door swing reversal.
List of tools and parts needed for performing the door swing reversal.
Initial preparation step: unplugging the dryer from its electrical outlet.
Detailed steps for removing the dryer door from its hinges.
Instructions for separating the outer door assembly and hinge cover.
Steps for reinstalling the hinge assembly onto the door.
Instructions for securing the hinge cover back onto the door.
Steps to put the outer and inner door back together.
Relocating the strike bracket and its cover to the opposite side.
Final steps to mount the reversed door back onto the dryer.
General advice and notes for consumers and installers regarding stacking.
Critical safety precautions for stacking, including electrical shock and personal injury.
Required clearances for installation in alcoves, closets, or open spaces.
List of parts included in the optional stacking kit.
List of tools required for installing the stacking kit.
Steps for preparing the installation area and packaging materials.
Instructions for removing the dryer's adjustable leveling legs.
Placing rubber pads onto the dryer base where leveling legs were removed.
Attaching the stacking brackets to the bottom of the dryer.
Steps to prepare the washer and dryer for stacking, including leveling and door reversal.
Lifting the dryer onto the washer and securing brackets.
Completing the installation by sliding the stacked unit into place.
Diagram and explanation of how air moves through the dryer.
Step-by-step description of a standard drying cycle progression.
Visual representation of air movement through the dryer drum.
Timing and component activation for Steam De-wrinkle cycles.
Timing and component activation for Steam Refresh cycles.
Visual identification of major components in an electric dryer.
Visual identification of major components in a gas dryer.
Identifies connectors on the rear of the electronic control board.
Identifies user interface elements on the front of the electronic control board.
Step-by-step guide to removing the dryer's top panel for access.
Instructions for removing the dryer's control panel.
Detailed steps for removing the dryer's front panel.
Steps to remove the air duct assembly and its components.
Instructions for removing the drum slides from the front panel.
Steps to replace the steam nozzle and its water line connection.
How to replace the drum light receptacle, requiring drum slide removal.
Explains the role of the door switch in dryer operation and drum light.
How the moisture sensor works and factors affecting readings.
Step-by-step instructions for removing and installing the dryer's drive belt.
Explains the belt switch's role in interrupting motor operation if the belt breaks.
Steps to remove the dryer drum, requiring drive belt removal.
Instructions for removing the idler assembly maintaining belt tension.
Steps to replace the water inlet valve, requiring drum removal.
Detailed steps for removing the dryer's motor.
Steps to remove motor support, bracket, and blower housing.
Final steps to remove the motor and blower wheel assembly from the chassis.
Steps to remove the motor straps holding the motor in place.
Instructions to remove the belt switch from the motor base plate.
Steps to remove the blower housing and exhaust pipe.
Steps to remove the heater assembly, requiring drum removal.
Information on gas valve coils, their function, and resistance values.
Steps to remove the gas valve coils.
Step-by-step instructions for removing the gas valve.
Information about the ignitor and how to access it for removal.
Steps to remove the flame detector, requiring drum removal.
Explains the ignitor circuit, gas valve, and flame detector operation.
Describes the sequence of events when the control calls for heat.
Location, function, and temperature ratings of the inlet safety thermostat.
Steps to remove the inlet safety thermostat.
Location, function, and resistance values of the inlet control thermistor.
Steps to remove the inlet control thermistor.
Steps to remove the inlet control thermistor.
Location, function, and resistance values of the outlet control thermistor.
Steps to remove the outlet control thermistor.
Location, function, and temperature ratings of the backup thermostat.
Steps to remove the outlet control backup thermostat.
Location, function, and temperature ratings of the high limit thermostat.
Steps to remove the high limit thermostat.
Steps to remove the main electronic control board.
Steps to remove the power board from the electronic control assembly.
Procedures to enter and exit the dryer's demo mode.
How to enter, navigate, and select tests in service mode.
Details on specific tests like Eeprom check, UI test, and thermistor tests.
List of error codes and their corresponding descriptions for diagnostics.
A decision tree for diagnosing common electric dryer complaints.
Important notes on heater elements, drying factors, and small load issues.
A decision tree for diagnosing common gas dryer complaints.
Notes on drying factors, small loads, and proper switch connections.
Detailed wiring schematic for the electric dryer model.
Table showing resistance values for various dryer components.
Detailed wiring schematic for the gas dryer model.
Table showing thermistor resistance values at different temperatures.
Procedure to check thermostat resistance.
Procedure to check the water valve coil resistance.
Procedure to check the belt switch resistance.
Procedure to check the door switch resistance.
Procedure to check heater resistance.
Contact details and procedures for obtaining warranty service.
Details on parts and labor covered under the limited one-year warranty.
List of exclusions from the warranty coverage.
Legal disclaimer regarding implied warranties and consumer rights.
