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General| Brand | Whirlpool |
|---|---|
| Model | GEW9250PW0 |
| Type | Electric Dryer |
| Capacity | 7.0 cu. ft. |
| Color | White |
| Dryer Venting | Vented |
| Energy Star Certified | Yes |
| Wrinkle Control Option | Yes |
| Moisture Sensor | Yes |
| Control Type | Electronic |
| Width | 27 inches |
| Drying Options | Wrinkle Shield |
| Height | 38 inches |
Explains safety alert symbols, DANGER, and WARNING terms.
Procedures for responding to gas leaks and ensuring safety.
Requirements for qualified installers and service personnel.
Key safety rules for operating the dryer, avoiding fire and shock.
Instructions for cleaning lint screens, areas, and safe storage.
Requirements for gas and electrical installation conforming to codes.
Lists necessary tools and parts for installation.
Details on optional accessories like pedestals and stack kits.
Specific parts and considerations for mobile home installations.
Spacing requirements for door opening, servicing, and noise reduction.
Physical dimensions of the dryer and required installation spacing.
Specific clearance requirements for undercounter and closet installations.
Spacing and ventilation requirements for closet installations.
Spacing for installing the dryer on a pedestal in a confined area.
Clearance requirements for installing the dryer within a cabinet.
Details on voltage, frequency, and outlet requirements for the dryer.
Proper grounding procedures and potential shock hazards.
Details on natural gas, LP gas, and conversion requirements.
Recommended gas line types, sizes, and fittings for connection.
Specifics on connecting the dryer's gas pipe to the supply line.
Guidelines for burner input adjustments based on altitude.
Specifies acceptable vent materials and fire hazard warnings.
Rules for connecting the vent to the outdoors and avoiding obstructions.
Risks associated with poor venting, like moisture and health problems.
Guidance on planning vent routes and recommended hood styles.
Information on converting the dryer to vent from the side or bottom.
Details on kits available for installations with limited space.
Special requirements for venting in mobile home installations.
Guidance on selecting the straightest and most direct vent path.
Factors affecting maximum vent length, including elbows and vent type.
Step-by-step guide on how to adjust the dryer's leveling legs.
Instructions for moving and positioning the dryer safely.
Information on securely fastening gas dryers in mobile homes.
Steps for connecting the dryer vent to the exhaust hood and securing it.
Guidance on routing the vent pipe and sealing joints.
How to check if the dryer is level and adjust its legs.
Steps for connecting the gas supply to the dryer.
Details on fittings, compounds, and leak testing for gas connections.
How to connect the vent pipe to the dryer's exhaust outlet and hood.
Final checks, plugging in, and initial dryer startup procedures.
Checks to perform if the dryer does not start or heat.
Step-by-step guide to starting the dryer operation.
How to select and use automatic drying cycles and features.
Critical safety warnings related to dryer operation, including fire hazards.
How to select and adjust time, temperature, and features for manual cycles.
How to pause, restart, or stop the dryer during a cycle.
Instructions for locking and unlocking the dryer's control panel.
Guidelines for loading the dryer to prevent wrinkling and ensure efficiency.
Advice on using preset cycles and adjusting time/temperature.
Explanation of the various status lights on the control panel.
Detailed descriptions of available automatic drying cycles.
A table detailing load types, temperatures, and times for automatic cycles.
How to use manual cycles and adjust drying duration.
Explains the purpose and use of Timed Dry, Touch Up, and Quick Dry.
How the Wrinkle Shield feature works to prevent wrinkles.
Using the Air Only cycle for items that require no heat.
Specific instructions and tips for using the Air Only cycle.
How to adjust or turn off the end-of-cycle audible signal.
Instructions for using the drying rack for delicate items.
Suggested cycles, temperatures, and times for rack-dried items.
Keeping the area around the dryer clear for ventilation.
Instructions for cleaning the lint screen before or after each load.
How to clean the inside of the dryer drum.
Recommendations for removing lint from the cabinet and exhaust vent.
Steps to take when leaving the dryer unused for extended periods.
Procedures for safely disconnecting and moving the dryer.
Instructions for replacing the interior drum light bulb.
Explains error codes ('PF') and service codes ('E' variable).
Solutions for issues like clothes not drying properly or taking too long.
Troubleshooting steps if the dryer won't start or makes strange noises.
Addresses causes for lint on clothes, sorting, overloading, and overdrying.
Solutions for common laundry issues like stains, wrinkles, and odors.
Tips to avoid damage to clothing, zippers, and fasteners.
What to do before calling for assistance or service.
Information on ordering factory specified replacement parts.
Contact details for Whirlpool customer assistance in the US and Canada.
Details of the one-year limited warranty for the appliance.
List of services and parts excluded from the warranty coverage.
Guidance on obtaining service and referencing troubleshooting sections.
Fields to record appliance details for future service needs.
