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SORTING AND LOADING LAUNDRY
For the best results, your laundry should be sorted properly. Separate the lint shedders (e.g. chenille and terry
cloth) from the lint collectors (e.g. synthetics, flannels, velvets, and corduroys). Separate non-colorfast from light
colored items, heavy fabrics from lightweight fabrics, and permanent press from heavy, bulky items.
NOTE: Delicate clothes, especially those with ribbon or lace, should be placed in a nylon mesh bag before
drying to prevent tangling.
NOTE: Before drying, check all pockets. If nails, coins, or pins remain in pockets, the objects may damage the
dryer and/or clothes. Place your laundry into the dryer evenly. Uneven laundry may cause noise or vibrations.
NOTE: Clothes with zippers, buckles, buttons, or fasteners should be closed or turned inside out to reduce the
impact of noise between the metal and the dryer's drum.
NOTE: DO NOT TUMBLE DRY. Read all permanent care labels carefully. If the care label on the garment reads
“Drip Dry”, “Line Dry”, or “Dry Flat”, DO NOT dry the garments in the dryer. In addition, certain materials will melt
or become dangerously flammable if heated, while other garments may lose their shape. Other items that should
not be tumble dried are the following:
• Garments that have been dry cleaned at home.
• Garments made from wool, unless the garment manufacturer recommends it.
• Garments with fiberglass materials.
• Garments with laminated and/or rubber coated materials.
• Garments with vinyl or plastic materials.
NOTE: DO NOT use fabric softeners or related products that help eliminate static, unless recommended by the
manufacturer of the fabric softener or related products.
FABRIC CARE
• For optimum results, load the dryer with clothes of similar fabric, weight and construction.
• Check for stains that may not have been removed in washing. The dryer heat may permanently set some stains.
• Separate dark and light colored items, like you do when washing laundry.
Drying
Capacity
Dry Time
Regular/High Airing/Low
4.5 lbs. 60 Minutes 90 Minutes
6.5 lbs. 90 Minutes 150 Minutes
9.0 lbs. 150 Minutes
13.0 lbs. 200 Minutes
DRYING TIME REFERENCE
For best results, it is recommended not to exceed the drying
capacity of 13.0 lbs. of dry textile material. Drying times can be
affected by many factors, such as material, bulkiness, how full the
dryer is, etc. The table below is only a guide.
NOTE: ALWAYS make sure items being dried have gone through
the Spin cycle in the washing machine first.
NOTE: Load weights and respective drying times are approximate.
the door is opened when the drying program is paused, the “Start/Pause” button must be pressed again to
start the program from where it left off.
f. LOCK: When the dryer is running, press the “Program” and “Temp” buttons simultaneously and hold for 3
seconds to lock all buttons. While locked, the buttons will not work if pressed. To unlock the buttons, press
the “Program” and “Temp” buttons simultaneously and hold for 3 seconds.
NOTE: Locking the dryer only locks the buttons; it DOES NOT lock the dryer door.
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