To Next PageTo Next PageWhy are there stains on my clothes after using my Maytag Dryer?
If you notice stains on clothes from your Maytag dryer, add dryer fabric softener sheets at the beginning of the cycle. Adding them to a partially dried load can cause stains.
Why are there stains on the drum of my Maytag MEDB835DC4 Dryer?
If you find stains on the drum of your Maytag dryer, it's likely due to loose dyes in clothes, especially blue jeans. These stains won't transfer to other clothing.
General| Color | silver |
|---|---|
| Dryer Capactity | 8.8 cubic feet |
| Number of Cycles | 10 |
| Cycle Selections | power dry, heavy duty, bedding, sanitize, normal, denim, wrinkle control, delicates, rapid dry, timed dry |
| Options | end of cycle signal, lint filter indicator, quad baffles, moisture sensor, interior light, automatic dry control |
| Stackable | no |
| Venting | true, vented |
| Temperature Settings | 5 |
| Temperature Selections | high, medium, low, extra low, air only |
| Temperature Control | yes |
| Child Lock | no |
| Cycle Signal | yes |
| Interior Light | yes |
| Moisture Sensor Option | yes |
| Steam | no |
| Smart Home | no |
| Voltage | 240 volts |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 32 1/4 inches |
|---|---|
| Height | 43 inches |
| Width | 29 inches |
| Net Weight | 147 pounds |
Installation requires a qualified installer; avoid plastic/foil venting to prevent fire risk.
Follow basic precautions to reduce risk of fire, electric shock, or injury.
Failure to follow warnings may result in serious injury, death, or property damage.
Warnings regarding chemicals known to cause cancer or reproductive harm.
Proper venting reduces drying times and improves energy savings.
Option to increase energy savings with lower heat, extending drying times.
Utilize sensor cycles for enhanced fabric care and energy savings.
Tips for optimal performance with steam dryer features.
Explains the layout and function of the control panel for steam and non-steam models.
Describes the Power button, Cycle Control Knob, and Start/Pause function.
Details Timed Dry Adjust, LED Display, Temperature, Dry Level, and Wrinkle Prevent.
Details options like Energy Saver, Static Reduce, Damp Dry Signal, and Audio Level.
Explains the meaning of indicator lights like Sensing, Check Vent, Good Airflow, Steam, Done, Check Lint Screen.
Explains how sensor cycles use moisture sensing to determine dryness.
Details cycles like Power Dry and Heavy Duty for large, heavyweight loads.
Covers cycles like Normal, Wrinkle Control, and Delicates for various fabric types.
Includes Bedding, Sanitize, and Denim cycles for specific needs.
Provides guidelines for small, medium, and large load sizes for optimal drying.
Instructions on adjusting drying time and temperature for Timed Cycles.
Details on Timed Dry and Rapid Dry cycles, including settings and options.
Information on using the Steam Refresh cycle for wrinkle and odor removal.
Guidance on load sizes for optimal performance in steam cycles.
Critical warnings regarding explosion and fire hazards during dryer operation.
Steps for cleaning the lint screen and loading the dryer properly.
Instructions on how to power on and start the dryer.
Guide to selecting the appropriate cycle for your laundry load.
Instructions for selecting additional options and starting the drying cycle.
Advice on prompt garment removal and using Wrinkle Prevent.
Procedure to adjust sensor drying settings to increase or decrease dryness levels.
Instructions for installing and using the drying rack with Timed Dry cycles.
Step-by-step guide for using the drying rack, from setup to starting the cycle.
Keep the dryer area clear and free from obstructions for airflow.
Detailed procedures for cleaning the lint screen after each load and as needed.
Methods for cleaning the dryer drum and interior.
Guidance on removing lint from the dryer cabinet and exhaust vent.
Guidelines for operating the dryer only when home and for extended periods.
Procedures for preparing the dryer for moving.
Recommendations for inspecting and replacing the water inlet hose.
Steps to prepare the dryer for freezing weather.
Steps to reconnect and use the dryer after winterizing.
Steps for disconnecting power and wiring for direct-wired dryers.
Steam model instructions for shutting off water and disconnecting hose.
Ensuring leveling legs are secure and taping the dryer door.
Solutions for the dryer not starting, including door closure and power supply.
Troubleshooting steps if the dryer does not turn off.
Solutions for the dryer not producing heat, checking power and fuses.
Explains common noises like humming, thumping, rattling, and clicking.
Addresses issues with clothes not drying properly or taking too long.
Troubleshooting for cycles ending too early or not completing.
Solutions for lint transfer or stains on clothes.
Advice on preventing wrinkles in dried loads.
Troubleshooting causes and solutions for odors in the dryer or on clothes.
Troubleshooting why steam is not activating during the Wrinkle Prevent option.
Procedure to clear and resume cycle after a power interruption.
Troubleshooting low or no line voltage conditions affecting the dryer.
Resolving issues related to blocked vents or low airflow.
Identifying and resolving specific service codes indicating a need for repair.
Information on how to contact customer service and required information for service.
Details of the first year and ten-year limited warranty coverage.
Exclusions from warranty coverage, including usage and cosmetic issues.
Disclaimers regarding implied warranties and representations outside the warranty.
Explanation of the safety alert symbol and warning terms (DANGER/AVERTISSEMENT).
Warning regarding installation and venting materials to prevent fire risk.
