IF YOU HAVE A GAS DRYER:
AUTOMATIC IGNITION
At the beginning of each drying period
the burner is automatically lighted by
an electric ignitor. The burner is turned
off and on to maintain the selected
temperature in the drum.
DRYER MAINTENANCE AND CARE
1.Occasionally wipe exterior with a
clean damp sponge or cloth. Polish
with a soft dry cloth. If desired,
occasionally polish, being careful
NOTto use polish on plastic parts.
2. After every load, clean lint filter and
screen.
3. Lifetime lubrication is done at the
factory, so your dryer never needs
to be oiled or greased.
4. Do not lay heavy or sharp objects
on top of your dryer.
5. The top of both washer and dryer
should not be used for removing
stains from garments. Some stain
removers, such as rust remover,
will mar the finish.
6. Remove pins, buckles or other
sharp objects from clothes to
prevent scratching interior parts.
7. Clothes should not be stored in
dryer.
8. Remove all spills with a damp, soft
cloth, as some laundry products
will remove the glossy finish.
9. Once every year check exhaust
system for clogged lint and clean if
necessary,
10. Do not overload for best results and
long use.
11. CLEANING THE DRUM - Keep dryer
drum clean at all times. After drying
a load of heavily starched, newly-
dyed or tinted fabrics, or non-
colorfast garments, wipe the drum
with warm soapy water and rinse
with a damp cloth to remove starch
or dye.
DO NOT POUR WATER INTO THE
DRUM.
12. Check the drum after each load for
loose buttons, buckles, etc. which
may have fallen off in the tumbling
process.
BEFORE YOU CALL FOR SERVICE
Review Operating Instructions
If dryer will not start, or there is no heat:
is the electrical cord plugged in
correctly?
has the fuse blown or isthe circuit
breaker tripped?
are the controls set correctly?
is dryer door closed?
is lint screen in correctly?
If articles are slow to dry:
is llnt screen or exhaust pipe
clogged?
is timer dial set correctly?
is clothing unusually wet or bulky?
If dryer is noisy:
are there foreign objects, such as
buttons, coins, or nails in the dryer.
Not only do they cause noise, they
may damage clothing as well as the
dryer.
KEY FACTS:
BRAND NAME:
MODEL NO.:
Type
Dimensions:
Cabinet Height
w/Backguard
Width
Depth
Clearance Required
For Loading Door
Electrical Requirements:
Volts
Frequency & Phase
Type & Size of Circuit
Fuse Size
Supply Cord
Dryness Control
Heat Selections;
Number/Types of Cycles;
Gas Requirements:
Rated Input
Type:
Inlet Connection Size
Type of Ignition System:
Venting
Outside Venting
AUTOMATIC DRYER
MAGIC CHEF
CYE/CYG2000A
Electric Dryer Gas Dryer
36" (91.4 CM)
44" (111.7 CM)
27" (68.5 CM)
27" (68.5 CM)
36" (91.4 CM)
44" (111.7 CM)
27" (68.5 CM)
27" (68.5 CM)
50" (127 CM) 50" (127 CM)
240V 120V
60 HZ 60 HZ
No. 10 AWG Copper No. 12 AWG Copper
30 AMP 15 AMP Time Delay
None Supplied Supplied
Thermostatic Thermostatic
Programmed in ]]mer
3 Cycles -
Auto Regular Auto Wrinkle-Free Fluff
Rear, Bottom, Right
or Left Side
4" Diameter Duct
Recommended
18,000 BTU/HR.
Natural Gas
3/8" - 18 N.S.
Intermittent
Rear, Bottom or
Right Side
4" Diameter Duct
Required
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