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The moistened heated air is drawn down
through the lint filter, through the blower and
into the exhaust duct, where it is vented out of
the dryer and out of the building.
AIR INTAKE AND EXHAUST
Room temperature air (white arrows) enters
the lower portion of the dryer through a gap
formed behind the bottom of the lower service
panel. Therefore it is very important to raise
the bottom of the dryer by installing the feet
properly. This room air is drawn though
the heating system (gas burner or electric
element).
Heated dry air (dark arrows) is then drawn
up the heat duct mounted behind the rear
bulkhead and then into the drum.
As the dry heated air circulates in the drum it
picks up moisture from the wet clothes. The
more space around tumbling clothes for dry
heated air to come into contact with fabric, the
faster clothes will dry.
igid duct.
with the dryer for additional information)
nstructions provided
duct
Electri
220 - 240 Volt 50 Hz, 4600 watts,
Capacity
7.4 Cubic Liters, One washer load is a full dryer load
Motor Thermo-protected against overload auto-reset 1/3 HP, 220 Volt, 50 Hz
Air Flow Cubic meters per minute exhausted from dryer 6.1
m/m³
Electric 6.5 m/m³ Gas (B series)
Tumbler Revolution per minute
50 RPM ± 1.5
Rotation Drum Turning, when viewed from the front Clockwise
Heat Source
• c
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• Gas • Single port burner 20,000 BTU/hr.
Exhaust Venting size
10.2 cm (4”)duct, rigid
(See installation i
Makeup Air Free opening Requires 193 cm² per dryer pocket
Static Pressure Single unit exhausting, 4" round r
Should not exceed
25 mm (1”) Water Column (B series)
15 mm (.6”) Water Column (A series)
or be less than 0” Water Column
7.4
20 amp fuse
direct ignition, auto shut off, 10 amp fuse
209 Liters
4.7 m/m³ Electric 5.0 m/m³ Gas (A series)
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