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Brand | Maytag |
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Model | MDE2400AY |
Dryer Type | Vented |
Color | White |
Number of Dryer Settings | 4 |
Number of Temperature Settings | 4 |
Wrinkle Control Option | Yes |
End of Cycle Signal | Yes |
Power Source | Electric |
Voltage | 240V |
Amperage | 30A |
Type | Electric |
Temperature Settings | High, Medium, Low |
Width | 29 in |
Height | 43 in. |
Weight | 120 lb |
Outlines precautions and responsibilities for service personnel and consumers.
Provides contact details for customer assistance and service.
Explains the meaning of danger, warning, and caution symbols used in the manual.
Lists essential safety precautions to follow when operating the dryer to prevent hazards.
Details electrical requirements, voltage, amperage, and grounding for safe operation.
Explains the function and proper use of ground wires for electrical safety.
Provides essential rules for safe and effective dryer exhaust duct installation.
Highlights critical warnings about fire hazards, grounding, and lint accumulation.
Warns service personnel about the risk of electric shock from the ungrounded control board.
Guides users on locating and recording model and serial numbers for service and registration.
Provides information on obtaining service, parts, and accessories.
Offers details about an optional extended service plan for the appliance.
Explains the meaning of the letters and numbers in the dryer's model number.
Shows where to find the troubleshooting guide within the appliance.
Lists the key features, controls, and physical dimensions of the dryer model.
Addresses common problems when the dryer fails to start or run properly.
Covers problems like improper drying, wrinkled clothes, and long drying times.
Details troubleshooting steps for issues like the dryer not shutting off, tripping breakers, or making noise.
Provides detailed instructions and resistance values for testing key electrical components.
Guides on how to test the heating element and thermostats using a multimeter.
Explains how to test the thermistor resistance and door switch continuity.
Details steps for removing the dryer's top cover, back cover, and vent tube.
Explains how to access and remove thermostats and the resetable thermal fuse.
Guides on disconnecting the heater harness and removing the heater assembly.
Illustrates the proper routing and location of wire harnesses within the dryer cabinet.
Details steps for removing the dryer's control console and heater element cover.
Provides instructions on how to remove the main electronic control circuit board.
Outlines the process for removing the front panel, door, and related components.
Covers removing screws and disconnecting the door switch from the front panel.
Explains how to access and remove the dryer's drive belt.
Details how to service or replace the front drum seal and glides.
Guides on removing the drum, including retainer rings and braces.
Details the steps for removing the rear seal and the motor/blower assembly.
Explains how to disassemble the motor and blower assembly for servicing.
Provides instructions for reversing the dryer door swing direction.
Details the reassembly steps for the dryer door after it has been reversed.
States that installation, including the exhaust system, is the owner's responsibility.
Lists necessary tools and outlines owner's responsibility for proper setup.
Provides the physical dimensions of the dryer for installation planning.
Advises on choosing an appropriate location and clearances for the dryer.
Specifies clearances and ventilation needs for installing the dryer in closets or alcoves.
Outlines specific regulations and provisions for installing dryers in mobile homes.
Details the importance of proper exhausting and specifies requirements for duct material and diameter.
Provides guidance on duct length, elbows, materials, and maintenance for optimal performance.
Describes methods for installations where external venting is not possible.
Explains electrical service needs, wiring, and proper grounding procedures.
Details how to properly connect the dryer to the electrical supply, including power cords.
Specifies electrical requirements and cord attachments for Canadian models.
Guides users on how to obtain replacement parts and accessories.
Outlines the initial steps for moving and positioning the dryer for installation.
Explains the requirements and methods for 3-wire and 4-wire electrical system connections.
Provides step-by-step instructions for connecting the dryer using a 3-wire electrical system.
Offers step-by-step instructions for connecting the dryer using a 4-wire electrical system.
Lists essential checks to ensure proper and safe installation before operation.
Provides a list of available accessory items for dryer installation.
Offers specific instructions for installing dryers manufactured for export markets.
Details the 2-wire electrical system connection for export electric models.
Instructions for installers and consumers regarding manual retention and product updates.
Warns about the danger of spontaneous ignition from items soiled with vegetable or cooking oils.
Lists key safety measures regarding flammable substances, children, maintenance, and grounding.
Explains the importance of cleaning the lint filter and how to load the dryer correctly.
Details how to start, pause, restart, and turn off the dryer using the control panel.
Explains the meaning of the estimated time display and cycle status lights.
Describes how to select different drying cycles like Air Fluff, Normal/AutoDry, Wrinkle Release, etc.
Guides on choosing the appropriate dryness level and temperature setting for different loads.
Explains how to use options like Adjust Time, Wrinkle Prevent, Child Lock, and start the dryer.
Provides instructions for cleaning the dryer's control panel and exterior surfaces.
Advises on inspecting and cleaning the dryer exhaust system annually.
Offers guidance on cleaning the stainless steel interior tumbler.
Provides specific advice for drying delicate or special items like blankets, foam rubber, and plastics.
Explains the terms and duration of the full and limited warranties for the dryer.
Lists conditions and damages that are not covered under the dryer's warranty.
Provides instructions and contact information for requesting warranty service.