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Read IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS in your Use and Care Guide before operating this appliance.
Follow these steps for proper dryer operation: prepare items, check lint screen, load, close door, select cycle, start, remove items, clean screen.
Select cycles based on fabric care labels. Cycles include cool down period to reduce wrinkling.
Avoid fire hazard; do not use heat for items with foam, rubber, plastics, feathers, or down. Use Air Fluff only.
Drying time depends on load size, dampness, weight, fabric type, room temp, humidity, and installation.
Best for permanent press items at medium heat. Drying time is automatic, with MORE DRY/LESS DRY options.
Up to 100 minutes of drying at high heat for regular and permanent press items.
Up to 40 minutes at low heat for knits/delicates, plus a 20-minute Air Fluff (no heat) setting.
Provides tumbling without heat to freshen clothing, pillows, or dust draperies. Use for heat-sensitive items.
Keep lint screen clean, exhaust dryer correctly, sort laundry, select proper cycles, dry full loads, avoid overloading, dry loads consecutively.
Read IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS in your Use and Care Guide before operating this appliance.
Sort laundry, prepare items, pretreat stains, add detergent/bleach, add load loosely, select cycle, close lid, start washer.
Select desired cycle by turning knob clockwise. Follow fabric care labels for best results.
Regular, Perm Press, and Delicates cycles include agitation, drain, spin, and rinse phases.
Provides additional rinse agitation and spray rinse during spin for removing excess detergent and soil.
Provides 12 minutes of agitation and fast spin for cottons/blends with no-iron finish; cool down spray rinse reduces wrinkling.
Provides 6 minutes of gentle agitation and a slow spin for careful washing of knits and delicate items.
Use Soak for heavily soiled items (3 min agitation, 12 min soaking). Follow with a wash cycle using half detergent.
Select Wash/Rinse Temperature and Water Level based on fabric type, soil level, and load size for best results.
Wash full loads, use lower water levels for small loads, select appropriate cycles, use warm water for most loads, cold water for lightly soiled items.