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General| Brand | Maytag |
|---|---|
| Model | MDG78 |
| Fuel Type | Gas |
| Capacity | 7.0 cu. ft. |
| Color | White |
| Wrinkle Control Option | Yes |
| Width | 29 inches |
| Type | Dryer |
| Dryer Venting | Vented |
| Power Source | Electric |
Defines the safety alert symbol and the terms DANGER and WARNING for hazard communication.
Provides critical steps to follow if the smell of gas is detected, emphasizing immediate safety actions.
Specifies that installation and service must be performed by qualified and licensed professionals.
Lists essential precautions to reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, or injury when using the dryer.
Lists chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer or reproductive harm.
Emphasizes the need for a restraint to prevent straining the gas supply when moving the dryer.
Requires an external means of power removal to be provided by the installer for safety.
Informs that the wiring diagram is located behind the front control panel on the right side.
Provides definitions for abbreviations used throughout the manual.
Details on capacity, dimensions, motor, gas, electrical, and airflow for the MDG35 model.
Illustrations showing front, side, and rear views with all critical dimensions in inches and cm.
Details on capacity, dimensions, motor, gas, electrical, and airflow for the MDG52 model.
Illustrations showing front, side, and rear views with all critical dimensions in inches and cm.
Details on capacity, dimensions, motor, gas, electrical, and airflow for the MDG78 model.
Illustrations showing front, side, and rear views with all critical dimensions in inches and cm.
Warning about lifting hazards and adherence to installation codes and standards.
Instructions for leveling the dryer and a list of required tools for installation.
Step-by-step guide for attaching the dryer's door handle.
Warning about flammable materials and ensuring location compliance with codes.
Guidelines for floor stability, placement, and necessary clearances for operation and service.
Specifies minimum clearances for door opening, enclosure, and air intake.
Details requirements for providing adequate air supply into the enclosure.
Explains the necessity of continuous air replenishment for dryer performance.
Provides specific square inch requirements for make-up air per dryer model.
Warns that dry cleaning solvent fumes can cause irreparable damage and void warranty.
Guidance on professional installation, duct material, gauge, and pressure limits.
Recommendations for duct routing, minimizing turns, sealing joints, and inspection doors.
Specifies limits for exhaust back pressure and clearances around combustible materials.
Methods to protect the exterior vent from weather and maintain clearance from obstructions.
Instructs against using screens, louvers, or caps on the outside exhaust opening.
Details for connecting multiple dryers to a common exhaust duct, including entry angles.
Requirements for licensed electricians, codes, and proper grounding for safety.
Mandates separate protected circuits and power disconnects for each dryer.
Details the required electrical service voltage, phase, and approximate amp draw.
Specifies the type and sizing recommendations for circuit breakers.
Covers grounding requirements, wiring diagram location, and cord vs. hardwiring methods.
Steps for accessing the electrical box and installing a strain relief.
Detailed instructions for connecting incoming black, white, and green wires.
Guidance on gas supply lines, shutoff valves, and pressure regulator requirements.
Information on gas types, LP conversion kits, and pressure considerations.
Adherence to codes for plumbing, pressure regulators, and gas meters.
Importance of individual shutoff valves and procedures for pressure testing.
Recommendations on flexible gas lines and pipe joint compound usage.
Table detailing nominal heating value, supply pressure, heat input, and orifice sizes.
Specifies the dryer's 1/2" N.P.T. inlet and recommends a 1/2" minimum supply pipe size.
Discusses main line sizing by supplier and the need for consistent gas pressure.
Details minimum clearance for gas piping and use of appropriate joint compounds.
Outlines electrical safety warnings and detailed steps for conducting a gas pressure test.
Emphasizes checking local codes and ensuring plumbing connections are made by qualified professionals.
Details minimum water pipe size, pressure requirements, and freeze protection measures.
Provides step-by-step instructions for connecting the water supply hose and adapters.
Includes a warning about electric shock hazard and the need to disconnect power.
A list of essential checks before operating the dryer, including labels, voltage, and connections.
Explains the need for preoperational testing and the initial start-up air purge for gas dryers.
Method to remove the initial oil coating from the tumbler using water and detergent.
Information on factory preprogrammed settings and references for changing parameters.
Describes the LCD display, coin insertion, and temperature selection process for coin models.
Explains how to select cycles using the LCD display and arrow keys.
Details how to pause, stop, cancel, and restart a drying cycle.
Describes the cool down phase and the process at the end of the drying cycle.
Steps to safely take the dryer out of service, including power and fuel disconnection.
Instructions for disconnecting the water hose for the S.A.F.E. system on PN models.
Guidance on who to contact for service and how to obtain distributor information.
Information on purchasing replacement parts from distributors or Maytag.
Details on lint screen, weekly, and 90-day maintenance tasks for optimal performance.
Instructions for cleaning lint from motor casings and inspecting exhaust ductwork.
Checks to perform after installation and annually, including fasteners, belt, and safety devices.
Explanation of the information provided on the dryer's data label.
Indicates the location of the data label on the dryer for service reference.
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