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(SAFETYJNSTRUCTUO
Warning - To reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, or injury
_o persons when using your appliance, follou_, basic
pr_auzions, #_ctuding the fol!o_u#Tg:
1. Read all inslructiom before using line appliance.
2. Do not dry alticles that have been previously cleaned in, washed in,
soaked in, or spotted with gasoline, dr_-cfeaning salvenls, or other
flammable nr p._llosi_ta suhslnnc_.s, ns lhey giva off vapors lhaI
could ignite or explode,
3,, IDa not allow children to play on or in the appliance. Close supervision
or children is necessary when the appliance is used near children.
4. Before [lie appliance is removed from so, vice el discarded, remove ll]e
door to the dryillg COll]pal-tment.
5. Do not roach into the appliance if the drum is moving,
6. Do not install or store rials appliance wl_ere _twill be exposed to water
and/or to tl-_ewea[Ner.
7. Do not tamper with controls..
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Do not repair or replace any part of the appliance or attempt any
servicing unless specifically recommendecl in tile user-n]ain[enance
i115trLIotion5 oF in pLlblislled u.ser'-repair instluctions thaL -you understand
and hove skills to carry out.
l)o not lise fabric sofl_.n_rs nr prnducls to elimin,"ete static linle.,£s
recommended b.V tile manufacturer or []qe fabric soRener or product,
Do not use heat to dry articles containing foam rubber or similarly
textu red rubber-like mater ials.
11. Clean lint screen before or alter each load,
12. t(eep area around the exhaust openin£1 a_lcl adjacent sunounding
areas free from the accumulation oi: lint, dust and dirt,
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14.
Ihe inlerior r_[ the appliance and Ihe e:_{hall,_l (_Jlfcl sllnl Jlcl he cleaned
perlodlcally Dy qualified service personnel.
Do not place items exposed to cooking oils in your dryer ltelT'6
contaminated with cooking oils may contribute to a chemical
reaction lhnl colJld cnnse n Inad In catch firs
15. Ir nrate_ ial itas Deerl used wittl arn¥ [lalrlinaDle liquids or solids it slmoutd
not be used in the dryer until all traces of the flammable liquids and its
fumes have been removed.

Tllisdryer mustbe t)roper'lyinstalledin accordancewith the
in._lallalionin£lrucliorL£I_p_rorail i._u._d. ,%__grolJnding irL_trliclir_FL£
in tlle ins|allation seciion.
1 7_ Proper grounding must be ensured to reduce the risk of electric shock
and fire, Cheek with a qualified eleclrician or service personnel if :you
are in doubt as to whether the dryer is properl2 grounded,
1 8_ Use the dryer only ror its intended purpose, drying clo[l]es,
19. Always discurlrluct diyel r_oiJl elecu ical supply IJefuie atteHT[Jtirl_ arsy
service. Disconnect power' cord by graspil_g the plug, not the cord,
20, Replace worn power cords and/or Ioese plugs,
Z1, To reduce 1:12erisk el electric 511ock or life. do not use exLens_on cords o¢
arJapters to connect dryer [o electrical power source,
SAVE]tHESEnNSTRUCTIONS
For Feture Use
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DANGE
Risk of child entrapment. Before you ehrov_- aw_y your old
dryer, take olF_ thee door so that children enay
nol _asily get trapped irmid<_.
A._ dry cleaning solvents, g_:isoline, vegelable and cooking oils are highly
hazardous materials, items soaked in or spotted with such should not be used in
the dryer. Items may still contain a substantial amount of the hazardous material
nfl__r t-x__ingwashed When ,_Hr.h ile,ms ar_. expr_.d 1o h_at ll_y r;ollld ionile, As
clotlles are stacked and plied up in tile dr_cer the Ileal cannot escape., Due to tl_ls,
Items become l]ot enougl] Lo possibly Ignite. Wasl_lng In llot water wl uqextra
de_l._r,qenL wrauld feduct_ but llO[, _[i rtfi_'_aLethe risk or rile..

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OPEP,,_TIN G INSTRUCTIONS ................................................................ 5
Features ............................................................................................................................................................5
Oilier Features .......................................................................................... 7
Operations ................................................................................................... 8
Normal Operating Sound_ ....................................................................... 9
Tips .................................................................................................................... 9
Care and Cleaning GuI@ ........................................................................... 10
Trouble_hootgn 0 .........................................................................................................................11
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS ..........................................................12
Toolsand MaterialsRequired .......................................................................1 2
FleclricalRequirements ...........................................,..............................12
Unpacking Your Do'er ........................................................................................1;Z
Exhaust System ¢onn_tions .......................................................................................1 3
ReqlJiremonL_ and lnstruclions .............................................................................. 13,
Materials ........................................................................................................ 14
Location of Your Dryer...........................................................................1G
installationinMobile Ilome ......................................................................1 7
Electrl]ca! Oennec_lo.s ............................................................................1 8
Requ_remenls and Instructions ..................................................................................18
3-'_hlire Cord Conn_.linn£ ...................................................................................................19
4-.Wire Cord Connections ......................................................................20

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WARNING; To _du_ ti_ li_k of =Jrfilu, eiectlk; _flL;_:k el injul ytO,perverts, lead
tl_ IMPORTANT SAFELY INSTRUCTIONS L_fo_e operating thiz, dry=,
Feat_Jlr_;
Conlrol Knob:
WRIr',_i(LE '":':::':::, :::.'
RELEASE ZO '.: ::>
30 4g
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I lry I im_r: lel,_ ynll ._.l lh_. lime 1o dry yaitr cloih_0 depending nn the
fabric t_ype and depending on tile load size, This is designed for :you to
set tl]e lltlmber of ITllllUteS needed to dry Lhe ¢lot_ieso This cycle provl des
up to 1 O0 mlnLl[es o1 drytnq lime at the _mperature sete_tiort of your
choice., Dlying time varies dependin 9 on size and dampne._ of the
load, weight and fabric type. Room temperature, humidity, type of
installation and electric voltage can also afk.'ct dr_iing lima.
Auto Dry: lets you s_L Lhe dryer to a preset dry cjcle, This is desigr_d
for the casual _otl, ons. E,.g. Jeans, etc, lhis cycle is best for regular and
permanen! press _terns float can be tumble-dned. Drying time is
determined automatically at tl_e temperaiure selection at ;/our cl_oice,
He_ tire _;y(;l_v[_url_ b_ite=wl_u_l iLem_ uf similar feb_ b, _veiNl=t ui_d
OOllStJUZ;[JQI1are dried togelher,
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Temperature Knob:
TEMPERATURE
PERM PP-J_SS
MEDIUM HEAT
T_.mp_.ralllm S£lhfl O Central: T_Q.__1111_.I"tO._ldrying lemt3_=.rall=rp., o_ lll_.
d_er load, depending on the fabric type.
• Low Heat: for knitted and delicete clothes°
-Med. Heat: fu[ p_rllfatlunt p_e.._, _.¥11tlrelJc t;IuUtes.
•Higl] Heal for regular clothes,
Always follow directions on fabric care labels.To avoid fire do not use_
hQat to dry items oontaini ng feather& foam rub I:_r or similar textured
rubber-like material
S;tarl Knob:
5TART
Start BL&ton /Power On: Push Start button for 2 seconds to powel on the
Dryer after loading. Unit will auLomatlcally stop once [lle dryer door is
opened Tl_estart I)LIEORrnLIStbe onr_e again pusl]ed to resume operal_on
once the door is clos_do
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IFeatu 'es
Your dryer also has Ule following features for your convenience:
Dr3t Sensor: (feature only active in auto rjr2 c_,cle)
, This senses temperature in the drum, TI_ dryer will automaticaEty shut
iLsel[ off.
End of Cycle Signal-
.Your drver is equipped wltll an audible signal that,will alert you every
time the dryer load is finished drying.
Lint Filter:
, All dryers come with a lint filter that needs to be cleaned before or after
ever;y use (read 'Care and Cleaning Guide" Section).
Leveling Legs,'
• Your dryer Ilas tour leveling legs wllich ale located in the fiont and rear
c_orl_ers of your dr_er, After p/opelly placing :your di.yel in its fillal
pc_itic_n. _/nll can level your dr:y_.r..
•[e_reling legs can be adjusted 1:srturning Ihem clockwise to raise your
dryer or by tl_irni ng Ihem counLerclc_lcwise to Io¢_er :your dryer..
Reversible Door;
Your dryer is designed so the door swing may De zeversed at any time
will,out add illona! parts. Conversion Is ac_ompltsl]ed by transferring
hinges to lhe opposite side of the cabir_t,
1, 01._1t IhlJ (Jl_l dloul.
1R_mo_e the four hinge hole
plUgS lrom tile lett s_cle ot
tl_ door opening,
2. Remove [lie tour screws
that secure the door hinges
to the dr:yer,
3_
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Rotate the door 180" and
reinstall Ule door Itinges to
tl_ dryer fiont pa net with
lh_ four s;crews,,
Install lhe four hinge hole
plugs in the of_n screw
l]oles on tile rl gilt side or
the door opening_
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Operations
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Sort clothes for drying, Separate dark and ligi_t colored items, like you
do for washing.. Check for stains that may not have been removed in
w ashing,, Dryer heat may perma nent[y set some stains, Pioperly dried
cloU]es will need minimum of care wl_erl ren]0vedl from dryer,
Load up dryer with washed clothes. For ot3tin_um l esults, use dryer load
of similar fabric, weight and cortsLruoUon_ Place small items in a mesh
bag to l)Fevent from tangling. Do not overload the dr_yer° An average
load will fill up half the drum Acid fabric softener sl-_et if desired.,
3. Select tile drying tel]_perature depenr.llng on tl_e fabric tYl_. Refer to
fabric care label directions Defore selectin_ tile teJnperaLure_
4. Select lhe dr;ying time depending on the fabric t]/pe and the load size.
5. Push the start button to start U-_ drying cycle,,
6.. 'v_Jaitfor drying cycTe to finish before ol:_ening the dryer door,
A bL_zzer w_ll ring wl]eJ] tile cycle ]s complete°
7_ Clean the lint filter aRer every load and before eacl] use. A clean ril[er
e_sute_ sufiicielt dryi_ly.. A ia_ve_tuf li[It oil LIle rill_ INtltJf._.h; ailflt]w
throuzIh the cloth_ and prolongs drying time.
l_lot_: F,_onr_l r)vp.r dry/clnfl3p_r., t-_.r dryin 0 c:an r:alL_ ._hrinkage.
IlalSlllle--_ and wIlrlkhllg of the fabric,
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Normal Opera n!gt Sounds
Following sound3 are normalI31 heard durin_l file operation of the dryer°
-]umbling sounds: This is normal as the heavy wet clothes it_ the dryer
are rJontir_uously being tossed aJound.
• Air rushing noise: Tills fqappens as [lie dryer drum spins at very higll
RPM and tile alr is rusl]ing lllrougll tile drwer drum,
- TI m_r chnks may I_ra,II_.ard,,
-For best dr_cing resulls, clean the lint filter before and after every use.
- Do not overload 8_e dryer.
- Balaw_ce Life dr y_r kJadl, evu[Ily Ulrt0tJghuut IJlr_ dll,te! fur [he l.x_st le...._kllL3,
,' Drying time depends OWlIllany variables: load size, t]/pe or fabric and
moisture 111IL I_ea[ and moisltlre 113tile room, eleclrlc rot[age, lengLh or
,To eliminate gLessing and conserve energ 2, we reCOlTlmend for c_rl_'_in
clothes to choose an Auto L)r_ying setting
, Alwajs follow the fabric care inslructions supplied by th_ 9arm_nt man-
ufaolurer.
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