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Owner’s Manual230-240 V 50 Hz Electric Dryer

220-230 V 60 Hz Electric Dryer

Table of ContentsProduct Registration ..............................................................2 Important Installation Safety Instru....................Important Safety Instructions ............................................ 2-3Pre-installation Requirements ......................................Drying Procedures .................................................................4Installation Requirements ............................................!perating Instructions ....................................................... "-#Installed Dimensions ...................................................$eatures ................................................................................#Installation Instructions ...............................................%are and %leaning ................................................................#Re&ersing door ...........................................................%ommon Drying Pro'lems ....................................................()ccessories*Replacement parts ....................................)&oid Ser&ice c+ec,list ..........................................................(arranty ....................................................................Printed in /anufactured 'y 0lectrolu1 ome Products ) P* 3(29#455)



Product Record

Read and Sae !"ese #nstructi$ns Read all instructions 'efore using t+is appliance. +

contains &alua'le information a'ouRec$rd %$ur M$del and Serial &u'(ers: !peration+e model and serial num'ers of your dryer are found on t+e: %aredryer serial plate located of t+e left side of t+e door opening.: Ser&ice

Record and retain t+ese num'ers. ;eep it in a safe place.

M$del &u'(er )))))))))))))))))))))))))))) +is se and %are <uide pro&ides general operating

tions for your dryer. It also contains information a'

tures for se&eral ot+er models. =our dryer may not +a&Serial &u'(er ))))))))))))))))))))))))))))) feature included.

se t+e dryer only as instructed in Use & Care

*urc"ase Date ))))))))))))))))))))))))))))) t+e Operating Instructionsincluded >it+ you

Important Safety Instructions

Rec$+nize sa,ety sy'($ls w$rds and$or your safety t+e follo>ing informationla(els

manual must 'e follo>ed to minimi?e t+e ris, of fi re or e1plosiSafety items t+roug+out t+is manual are la'eled pre&ent property damage personal in@ury or de>it+ a )RI< or %)I! 'ased on t+e ris,

type as descri'ed 'elo> Do not store or use gasoline or ot+er amma'le &apo

liquids in t+e &icinity of t+is or any ot+er app+is sym'ol alerts you to situ-

ations t+at may cause serious ) ! D! I$ =! S/0AA <) 'ody +arm deat+ or property

damage. : Do not try to lig+t any appliance.

:Do not touc+ any electrical s>itc+B do not use any p++is sym'ol alerts you to situ-your 'uilding.ations t+at may cause 'odily

:%lear t+e room 'uilding or area of all occuin@ury or property damage.

:Immediately call your gas supplier from a neig+'orCs p

$ollo> t+e gas supplierCs instructionSae t"ese instructi$ns ,$r

:If you cannot reac+ your gas supplier call t+e fi re d,uture re,erence. ment.

Installation and ser&ice must 'e performed 'y a qua

installer ser&ice agency or t+e gas su

+e %alifornia Safe Drin,ing ater and o1ic 0nforcement )ct requires t+e <o&ernor of %alifornia to pu'lis+ a list of su'stances ,no>n to t+e

state to cause cancer 'irt+ defects or ot+er reproduc-)&oid fi re +a?ard or electrical s+oc,. Do not use an adaptorti&e +arm and requires 'usinesses to >arn customer e1tension cord or remo&e grounding prong from electrical po>of potential e1posure to suc+ su'stances. Included in$ailure to follo> t+is >arning can cause serious in@ury fi re ot+is list are soot and car'on mono1ide 'ot+ of >+ic+may 'e produced 'y t+e use of t+is product.+e instructions appearing in t+is se and%are <uide are not meant to co&er e&ery possi'lecondition and situation t+at may occur. %ommonsense and caution must 'e practiced >+en installingoperating and maintaining any appliance. 2



Important Safety Instructions, continued

o reduce t+e ris, of fi re electrical s+oc, or in@ury to persons >+en using t+is dryer

comply >it+ t+e 'asic>arnings listed 'elo>. $ailure to comply >it+ t+ese >arnings could result in serious

personal in@uries.=ou can 'e ,illed or seriously in@ured if you donCt follo> t+ese Important Safety

Instructions

:Destroy t+e carton plastic 'ag and ot+er pac,ing PREVENT FIRE als after t+e dryer is unpac,ed. %+ildren mig+t u: Do not dry items t+at +a&e 'een pre&iously cleaned in soa,ed

for play. %artons co&ered >it+ rugs 'edspreads oin or spotted >it+ gasoline cleaning sol&ents ,erosenes+eets can 'ecome airtig+t c+am>a1es etc. Do not store t+ese items on or near t+e dryer.

:;eep laundry products out of c+ildrenCs reac+. o +ese su'stances gi&e off &apors t+at could ignite or e1plode. personal in@ury o'ser&e all >arnings on produc: Do not place items e1posed to coo,ing oils in your dryer.

:efore t+e dryer is remo&ed from ser&ice or discarItems contaminated >it+ coo,ing oils may contri'ute to amo&e t+e dryer door to pre&ent accidental entrac+emical reaction t+at could cause a load to catc+ fi re.

:$ailure to comply >it+ t+ese >arnings could result: Do not dry articles containing ru''er plastic or similar ous personal [email protected] suc+ as 'ras galos+es 'at+ mats rugs 'i's

'a'y pants plastic 'ags and pillo>s t+at may melt or 'urn. PREVENT INJUR Some ru''er materials >+en +eated can under certain :o pre&ent s+oc, +a?ard and assure sta'ility duringcircumstances produce fi re 'y spontaneous com'ustion.tion t+e dryer must 'e installed and electrically gr

: %lean t+e lint screen 'efore or after eac+ load. +e interior 'y a qualifi ed ser&ice person in accordance >iof t+e dryer lint screen +ousing and e1+aust duct s+ould 'ecodes. Installation instructions are pac,ed in t+e dcleaned appro1imately e&ery 8 mont+s 'y qualifi ed ser&ice t+e installerCs reference. Refer to INSTALLATION INS personnel. )n e1cessi&e amount of lint 'uild-up in t+ese TIONS for detailed grounding procedures. If t+e areas could result in ineffi cient drying and possi'le fi re. Seemo&ed to a ne> location +a&e it c+ec,ed and rei%are and %leaning. 'y a qualifi ed ser&ice person.

: Do not operate t+e dryer if t+e lint screen is 'loc,ed dam- :o pre&ent personal in@ury or damage to t+e draged or missing. $ire +a?ard o&er+eating and damage toelectrical po>er cord of a gas dryer must 'e pluggefa'rics can occur. properly grounded and polari?ed 3-prong outlet.

grounding prong must ne&er 'e remo&ed. e&er- FIRE HAZAR - ) clot+es dryer producest+e dryer to a gas pipe. Do not use an e1tension co

com'usti'le lint. +e dryer must 'e connected to an outdoors adaptor plug.e1+aust. Regularly inspect t+e outdoor e1+aust opening and :)A)=S disconnect t+e dryer from t+e electricaremo&e any accumulation of lint around t+e opening and in 'efore attempting any ser&ice or cleaning. $ailure tt+e surrounding area. can result in electrical s+oc, or i: Do not o'struct t+e o> of &entilating air. Do not stac, or place :Do not use any type spray cleanser >+en cleanin

laundry or t+ro> rugs against t+e front or 'ac, of t+e dryer.interior. a?ardous fumes or electrical s+oc, coul: Do not spray any type of aerosol into on or near dryer at :o pre&ent in@ury do not reac+ into t+e dryer if t+e

any time. mo&ing. ait until t+e dryer +as stopped completely: Do not use fa'ric softeners or products to eliminate static reac+ing into t+e drum.

unless recommended 'y t+e manufacturer of t+e fa'ric PREVENT INJUR !N" "!#!$E T% T&E "softener or product. :)ll repairs and ser&icing must 'e performed 'y

: Do not continue to use t+e dryer is you +ear squea,ingt+ori?ed ser&icer unless specifi cally recommendedgrinding ru''ing or ot+er unusual noises. +is could 'e a !>nerCs <uide. se only aut+ori?ed factorsign of mec+anical 'rea,do>n and lead to fi re or serious

: Do not tamper >it+ controls.in@ury. %ontact a qualifi ed tec+nician immediately.

:Do not install or store t+e dryer >+ere it >ill 'e e1p: $ailure to comply >it+ t+ese >arnings could result in fi re t+e >eat+er.

e1plosion serious 'odily in@ury and*or damage to t+e ru'-:) t+ermal limiter s>itc+ automatically turns off t+

'er or plastic parts of t+e dryer.

in t+e unli,ely e&ent of an o&er+eated situation 6 PR%TECT C&I'"REN dryers only7. ) ser&ice tec+nician must replace t+e

: Do not allo> c+ildren to play on or in t+e dryer. %lose limiter s>itc+ after correcting t+super&ision of c+ildren is necessary >+en t+e dryer is used :$ailure to comply >it+ t+ese >arnings could resultnear c+ildren. )s c+ildren gro> teac+ t+em t+e proper ous personal [email protected] use of all appliances. 3



"ryin( Procedures

. Prepare load for dryin()

:Dry items of similar fa'ric >eig+t and construo reduce t+e ris, of fi re electric s+oc, or in- t+e same load.

@ury to persons read t+e I/P!R) S)$0= ISR%I!S :Separate dar, items from lig+t-colored items. Sin t+is Use and Care Guide 'efore operating your dryer. items t+at s+ed lint from t+ose t+at attr

:%+ec, for stains >+ic+ may not +a&e 'een rem

>as+ing. Repeat stain remo&al process and >as

'efore drying. Dryer +eat may permanently s

stains.

:Place delicate or small items in a me

:e sure 'uc,les 'uttons and trim are +eatpr

>onCt damage t+e drum fi nis+. %lose ?ippe

ten +oo,s and EelcroF-li,e fasteners. ie stri

sas+es to pre&ent snagging and ta2.

C*ec+ t*at t*e lint fi lter is clean and in3. 'oad t*e dryer and close t*e 6/es+ 'ag not included.7 :Aoad items loosely. +e a&erage >et load >ill

drum *3 to *2 full. Items need room to tum'l

for e&en drying and less >r

:If desired place a dryer fa'ric softener s+eet o

t+e load at t+e 'eginning of t+

:o sa&e energy and time and a&oid une&en dry

>rin,ling do not o&erload t+

:+en drying large items dry only t>o or t+re

at a time. $ill out t+e load >it+ small and mediuitems.

:$or delicate or &ery small loads add t>o or t+re

lar items to impro&e tum'ling4. Select t*e appropriate cycle and settin(s fo

load)

: See Operating Instructionsfor your specifi c". Start t*e cycle)

:o add or remo&e items >+en t+e dryer is r

open t+e door. +e dryer >ill stop >+en t+e

opened. )llo> t+e drum to come to a compl%lean t+e lint fi lter after 'efore reac+ing inside.e&ery load. :%lose t+e door and press Start to resume t+

#.*en t*e cycle ends, remo-e items imme

and *an( or fold)

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%PER!TIN$ INSTRUCTI%NS

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Cycle Selection !UT% C%TT%N . !UT% C%'%RS /on select murn cycle selector cloc,>ise to desired cycle and setting.

+is cycle is 'est for cotton items. Drying time is dete

For best results automatically at t+e temperature selection of your

1 &i(* *eat is suggested for cotton$ollo> t+e fa'ric care la'el

1 #edium *eat is suggested for permanent presinstructions on items to 'e

dried. 1 'o2 *eat is suggested for ,nit and delicat

If t+e dried load cannot 'e remo&ed promptly t+selector >ill ad&ance to t+erin+le Free.Pres

select models7 setting >+ere un+eated tum'ling co0ac+ cycle ends >it+ a cool do>n period. +e +eatfor appro1imately 35 minutes to +elp reduce >rautomatically turns off and t+e load continues to tum'le

nless t+e Cycle Si(nal +as 'een turned off it >ilduring t+e cool do>n period. +is reduces >rin,ling and 'rie y e&ery " minutes as a reminder to remo&e tma,es items easier to +andle during unloading.

TI#E" "R Drying time &aries depending on si?e and dampness of loadand fa'ric type. Room temperature and +umidity type of +is cycle pro&ides up to (5 minutes 6or up to installation and electrical &oltage or gas pressure can alsoselect models7 of drying time at t+e temperature saffect drying time. of your c+oice.

+en drying permanent press items turn t+e cycle !UT% F!3RIC . !UT% SNT&ETICS . !UT% &ITES to t+e Perm Press6on select models7 setting 6

Drying time is determined automatically at t+e temperatureminutes7. +is is t+e a&erage time needed to dry moselection of your c+oice. of permanent press items.1 #edium *eat is suggested for permanent press items.

: Initially set cycle selector on normal dry 6on select models7.

Temperature Selection: $or items requiring more drying time set cycle selector on more dry . !l2ays follo2 directions on fabric care: $or items requiring less drying time set cycle selector on - FIRE HAZARo a&oid fi re +a?ardless dry . use +eat to dry items containing feat+ers or do>n fo: ) signal >ill sound to>ard t+e end of t+e cool do>n 'er plastics or similarly te1tured ru''er-li,e materi period >+en t+e end of cycle c*ime is turned on.t+e imed Dry cycle and t+e )ir $luff*o eat +e *i(* *eat medium *eat alotempsettings may 'e used >it+ any cycle settiair *eat setting can 'e used only in t+Tim !no *eat setting tum'les t+e load >it+out +efres+en clot+ing pillo>s or 'lan,ets or to dust dr"



Ener(y Sa-in( Tips Features

: ;eep t+e lint screen clean and e1+aust t+e dryer correctly. EN" %F CC'E SI$N!'

: Sort laundry properly and select proper temperature and) signal >ill sound at t+e end of t+e cycle and perio

cycle settings. %+oose an automatic dry cycle >+ene&er during rin+le Free.Press Sa-er6some models7 if s

possi'le for accurate drying time.

: Dry only full loads. Single items and small loads usually ta,e "RU# 'I$&T /some models0

longer to dry. +e drum lig+t >ill come on >+ene&er t+e door is opilluminate t+e drum during loading and unloading. : )&oid o&erloading adding >et items to a partially dry load

t+e door turns off t+e lig+t.and o&erdrying.

: Dry one load after anot+er to ta,e ad&antage of a >arm dryer. REVERSI3'E "%%R

: !pening t+e door needlessly causes >arm air to escape=our dryer is equipped >it+ a re&ersi'le door. +e d>+ic+ prolongs drying time. 'e +inged on t+e rig+t or left side.

: If possi'le use t+e dryer on lo> +umidity days.

: Install t+e dryer in an area >+ere t+e room temperature is$or step-'y-step instructions on D!!R R0E0RSfer to t+e Installation Instructionsupplied >it+ t+iat least 4"G$ 6(G%7.

Care and Cleanin(

- FIRE HAZAR - ) clot+es dryer produces o reduce ris, of fi re or serious in@ury

com'usti'le lint. +e dryer must 'e connected to an outdoorssons or property comply >it+ t+e 'asic >arnings liste

e1+aust. Regularly inspect t+e outdoor e1+aust opening and Important Safety Instructions and t+ose listed

remo&e any accumulation of lint around t+e opening and in:efore cleaning t+e dryer interior unplug t+e elt+e surrounding area.

po>er cord to a&oid electrical s+oc, +

:Do not use any type spray cleanser >+en cleaning t+interior. a?ardous fumes or electrical s+oc, coul

INSI"E :%lean t+e lint fi lter after e&ery load. Aint 'uild-up

fi lter restricts air o> >+ic+ causes longer dryin+e fi lter is located at t+e 'ottom of t+e doo

ing. Remo&e 'y pulling straig+t up. Remo&e t+e replace t+e fi lter.

:!ccasionally a >a1y 'uild-up may form on t+e linand*or moisture sensing 'ars from using dryer-adde

softener s+eets. o remo&e t+is 'uild-up >as+ t+e>arm soapy >ater. Dry t+e fi lter t+oroug+ly and

Do not operate t+e dryer >it+out t+e lint fi lter i:If t+e dryer drum 'ecomes stained from nonc

fa'rics clean t+e drum >it+ a damp clot+ and a mil+ouse+old cleanser. Remo&e cleanser residue 'efore

%lean t+e lint fi lter after e&ery load.t+e ne1t load.

:0&ery 8 mont+s an aut+ori?ed ser&icer s+ould clean er ca'inet interior and e1+aust duct. +ese areas can

lint and dust o&er time. )n e1cessi&e amount of lint 'could result in ineffi cient drying and possi'le fi re

%UTSI"E

:%lean t+e ca'inet >it+ mild soap and >ater. e+ars+ gritty or a'rasi&e cleans

:If t+e ca'inet 'ecomes stained clean >it+ diluted c 'leac+ 6 part 'leac+ to 8 parts >ater7. Rinse se&er>it+ clear >ater.:Remo&e glue residue from tape or la'els >it+ a mi1>arm >ater and mild detergent. !r touc+ residt+e stic,y side of t+e tape or la':+en cleaning c+rome parts use a >indo> cleanammonia or mild soap and >at:efore mo&ing t+e dryer place a strip of card'oardfi 'er'oard under t+e front le&eling legs to pre&ent Do not store or place laundry products on top to t+e oor.of dryer at any time. +ey can damage t+e fi nis+ or controls. #



Common "ryin( Problems

/any drying pro'lems in&ol&e poor cleaning results poor soil and stain remo&al

residues of lint and scum and fa'ric damage.$or satisfactory drying results follo> t+ese suggestions pro&ided 'y +e Soap and

Detergent )ssociation.PR!A0/ P!SSIA0 %)S0S S!AI!S PR0E0IE0 /0)SR0S

<reasy oily : Ru' fa'ric softener stains >it+ 'ar $a'ric softener s+eet. : :)dd a fe> 'at+ to>els to small stains soap. Rinse and re>as+. proper tu

:Some Hsil,-li,e fa'rics s+ould 'e :se proper drying tem

:Place fa'ric softener s+eet on top 'efore starting t

Aint !&erloading. : : Reduce load si?e and re>as+ using :Do not o&erlo: !&erdrying causes static liquid fa'ric softener in t+e fi nal :se fa'ric softener in >as+er or

electricity. rinse. reduce static el: Aint screen not clean >+en : !r add a fa'ric softener s+eet and :Remo&e items >+en t+ey are slig+

cycle 'egan. tum'le >it+out +eat. to a&oid o&e: Aint is attac+ed to Hpills. : se lint 'rus+ or roller to remo&e lint. :%+ec, t+at lint fi lter is clean and

Pilling : se a lint 'rus+ or s+a&er to remo&e!&erdrying. : :se fa'ric softener to lu'ricat

6$i'ers 'rea, off pills. :+en ironing use spray starc+ 'all up and cling fi nis+ on collars a

to fa'ric.7 :urn items inside out to reduce

S+rin,ing emperature too +ig+.: : $ollo> fa'ric care la'el directions.Irre&ersi'le condition. :

: !&erdrying. :If s+rin,ing is a concern c+ec, lo:Remo&e items >+ile slig+tly d

+ang or lay at to complet:loc, ,nits in

rin,ling !&erloading.: : Reduce load si?e and tum'le at me- :Do not o&erlo

: Aea&ing items in dryer after dium or lo> +eat for "-5 minutes. :Remo&e items as soon as cycycle ends. : Remo&e items immediately. ang or fold.

!-oid Ser-ice C*ec+list

efore calling for ser&ice re&ie> t+is list. It may sa&e 'ot+ time and e1pense. +e list

includes common occurrences t+at arenot t+e result of defecti&e >or,mans+ip or materials in t+is dryer.

!%%RR0%0 P!SSIA0 %)S0 S!AI!

Dryer does not start. 0lectrical po>er cord is not securely plugged in or plug /a,e sure t+e plug fi ts tig+tly in >a

may 'e loose.

ouse fuse 'lo>n or circuit 'rea,er tripped. Reset circuit 'rea,er or replace fuse.

/a,e sure electrical line is not o&erloaded and t+e dryer is o

rate circuit.

+ermal limiter tripped. %all aut+ori?ed ser&ice person for replacement.

Dryer runs 'ut >onCt +ere are 2 +ouse fuses in t+e dryer circuit. If of t+e 2 fuses is Replace fuse.

+eat. 'lo>n t+e drum may turn 'ut t+e +eater >ill not operate.

Drying cycle ta,es too Aint fi lter is clogged >it+ lint. /a,e sure all lint +as 'een remo&ed from t+e dryer lint fi lter 'efore

long outside of t+e starting eac+ cycle.

dryer feels too +ot or 01+aust duct requirements +a&e not 'een met. 01+aust duct must 'e at least 4 inc+es in diameter and ma

of rigid or smells +ot.

semi-rigid metal.

+en in place t+e duct must +a&e no more t+an t>o 95G 'must not e1ceed lengt+ listed in IS)AA)I! ISR

0lectric dryer is connected to a 258 &olt circuit. Drying time >ill 'e 25J longer t+an drying on a 245 &o

circuit.Drying procedures +a&e not 'een follo>ed. See H!perating Instructions.!utside e1+aust +ood or e1+aust duct may 'e clogged or %lean out any o'struction.restricted.ig+ +umidity. se a de+umidifi er near t+e dryer.01cessi&e >rin,ling. Dryer is o&erloaded. Do not o&erload. See H!perating Instructions.Items left in dryer too long. Remo&e items as soon as cycle ends.Insuffi cient sorting of items. See H!perating Instructions.Drying temperature too +ig+. $ollo> fa'ric care la'el instructions.Scratc+ing or c+ip- $oreign o'@ects suc+ as coins pins clips or 'uttons are)l>ays remo&e foreign o'@ects from poc,ets 'efore launde ping of t+e drum inside t+e dryer. mo&e o'@ects from drum and restart dfi nis+. Permanently attac+ed items suc+ as 'elt 'uc,les ?ippersIt may 'e necessary to se> a scrap of material securely aroand fasteners may 'e +itting t+e inside of t+e drum.ments 'efore drying to pre&ent scratc+ing and damage to (



INST!''!TI%N INSTRUCTI%NS

Important Safety Instructions

$or your safety t+e information in t+is manual must 'e follo>ed to minimi?e t+e ris,

of fi re or e1plosion or to pre&ent property damage personal in@ury or loss of life. Do not store or use gasoline or

ot+er amma'le &apors and liquids int+e &icinity of t+is or any ot+er appliance.

+is sym'ol alerts you to situatiRec$+nize sa,ety sy'($ls w$rds and la(els

may cause serious 'ody +arm dSafety items t+roug+out t+is manual are la'eled >it+ a property dama)RI< or %)I! 'ased on t+e ris, type as descri'ed

+is sym'ol alerts you to situations t+

cause 'odily in@ury or property d

- RIS! OF FIRE -Read all of t+e follo>ing instructions 'efore installing and using t+is app

: Destroy t+e carton and plastic 'ags after t+e dryer is unpac,ed. %+ildren mig+t uset+em for play. %artons co&ered >it+rugs 'edspreads or plastic s+eets can 'ecome airtig+t c+am'ers causing suffocation.

Place all materials in a gar'agecontainer or ma,e materials inaccessi'le to c+ildren.

: %lot+es dryer installation and ser&ice must 'e performed 'y a qualifi ed installer

ser&ice agency or t+e gas supplier.: Install t+e clot+es dryer according to t+e manufacturerCs instructions and local codes.

: +e electrical ser&ice to t+e dryer must conform >it+ local codes and ordinances and

t+e latest edition of t+e ational0lectrical %ode )SI*$P) (5 or in %anada t+e %anadian electrical code %22. part

.: +e gas ser&ice to t+e dryer must conform >it+ local codes and ordinances and t+e

latest edition of t+e ational $uel <as%ode )SI K223. or in %anada %)*)%< 49.-2555.

: +e dryer is designed under )SI K 2.". or )SI*A 2"8 - %)*%S) %22.2 o.2 6latest editions7 for !/0 S0only. +is dryer is not recommended for commercial applications suc+ as restaurants

'eauty salons etc.: Do not install a clot+es dryer >it+ e1i'le plastic &enting material. $le1i'le &enting

materials are ,no>n to collapse 'e eas-ily crus+ed and trap lint. +ese conditions >ill o'struct clot+es dryer air o> and

increase t+e ris, of fi re.: +e instructions in t+is manual and all ot+er literature included >it+ t+is dryer are not

meant to co&er e&ery possi'lecondition and situation t+at may occur. <ood safe practice and caution /S 'e

applied >+en installing operating andmaintaining any appliance.

Pre4Installation Re5uirementsools and materials needed for installation

: )d@usta'le pliers : %arpenterCs le&el :2->ire po>er

: P+illips straig+t L square 'it scre>- : 01ternal &ent +ood :4 in. 65.2 cm

dri&ers : 4-inc+ 65.2 cm7 rigid metal or semi- :/etal foil tape 6not du

: )d@usta'le >renc+ rigid metal e1+aust duct >or,

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Electrical system re5uirements

S<<0S0D /0ecause of potentially inconsistent &oltage capa'ili-

ties t+e use of t+is dryer >it+ po>er created 'y gas po>-235-245 E or 225-235 Eered generators solar po>ered generators >ind po>ered

P!0R SPPA=generators or any ot+er generator ot+er t+an t+e local utility 2-IR0 /)I $Scompany is not recommended. 235-245 E

!R 225-235 E%IR%I - Indi&idual 35 amp. 'ranc+ circuit fused >it+ 35

amp. time delay fuses or circuit 'rea,ers. se separately 35 )/P $Sfused circuits for >as+er and dryer. D! ! operate a %IR%I R0>as+er and a dryer on t+e same circuit.

P!0R SPPA= - 2 >ire 225-235 &olt single p+ase #5 ?or 2 >ire 235-245 &olt single p+ase "5 ? )lternating%urrent. S)$0= S

6/)= !R /)+is dryer is internally grounded to neutral 0 $

unless it >as manufactured for sale in %anada. <roundingt+roug+ t+e neutral lin, is pro+i'ited for 67 ne> 'ranc+ cir-cuit installations 627 mo'ile +omes 637 recreational &e+icles 235-245 Eand 647 areas >+ere local codes do not permit grounding !R 225-235 Et+roug+ t+e neutral.

!A0 R0%0P)%A0 - receptacle to 'e located so t+e po>er /0)AAI% !R supply cord is accessi'le >+en t+e dryer is in t+e installed !/0)AAI%

D position. S0)0D %)A00R/

<R!DI< %!0%I! - See H<rounding requirements

in 0lectrical Installation section.

2-IR0 P!0R SPPA= %!RD ;I 6not supplied7

+e dryer /S employ a 2-conductor po>er supply cordrated at 245 &olt )% minimum 35 amp >it+ 2 open endspade lug connectors >it+ upturned ends or closed loopconnectors and mar,ed for use >it+ clot+es dryers. SN0% ! A!%)A R0<A)

E6*aust system re5uirements

se only 4 inc+ 65.2 cm7 diameter 6minimum7 rigid or e1i'le

metal duct and appro&ed &ent +ood >+ic+ +as a s>ing-outdamper6s7 t+at open >+en t+e dryer is in operation. +ent+e dryer stops t+e dampers automatically close to pre&entdrafts and t+e entrance of insects and rodents. o a&oidrestricting t+e outlet maintain a minimum of 2 inc+es 635."cm7 clearance 'et>een t+e &ent +ood and t+e ground or anyot+er o'struction.

- FIRE HAZAR - $ailure to follo> t+ese in-structions can create e1cessi&e drying times and fi re +a?ards.

$rrect #nc$rrect

+e follo>ing are specifi c requirements for proper and safe operation of your dryer.- FIRE HAZAR - Do not install a clot+esdryer >it+ e1i'le plastic or metal foil &enting materials.$le1i'le &enting materials are ,no>n to collapse 'e easilycrus+ed and trap lint. +ese conditions >ill o'struct clot+esdryer air o> and increase t+e ris, of fi re.If your present system is made up of plastic duct or metal foilduct replace it >it+ a rigid or semi-rigid metal duct. )lso $rrect #nc$rrectensure t+e present duct is free of any lint prior to installingdryer duct. 9



E6*aust system re5uirements, continued

#nstall 'ale ,i ttin+s in c$rrect dir- FIRE HAZAR - ) clot+es dryer must 'e

e1+austed outdoors. Do not e1+aust dryer into a c+imney a

>all a ceiling an attic a cra>l space or any concealed space

of a 'uilding. ) clot+es dryer produces com'usti'le lint. If

t+e dryer is not e1+austed outdoors some fi ne lint >ill 'ee1pelled into t+e laundry area. )n accumulation of lint in any

area of t+e +ome can create a +ealt+ and fi re +a?ard.

+e dryer must 'e connected to an e1+aust outdoors. ORRE! #&ORRERegularly inspect t+e outdoor e1+aust opening and remo&e

any accumulation of lint around t+e outdoor e1+aust opening

and in t+e surrounding area. In installations >+ere t+e e1+aust system is not desct+e c+arts t+e follo>ing met+od must 'e used to de

if t+e e1+aust system is accepta'le

- FIRE HAZAR - . %onnect an inclined or digital manometer 'et>: Do not allo> com'usti'le materials 6for e1ample clot+ingdryer and t+e point t+e e1+aust connects to t+draperies*curtains paper7 to come in contact >it+ e1+aust

2. Set t+e dryer timer and temperature to air usystem. +e dryer /S ! 'e e1+austed into a c+im-do>n7 and start t+e dryer.ney a >all a ceiling or any concealed space of a 'uilding

>+ic+ can accumulate lint resulting in a fi re +a?ard. 3. Read t+e measurement on t+e man

4. +e system 'ac, pressure /S ! 'e +ig+: Do not screen t+e e1+aust ends of t+e &ent system or use5.(" inc+es of >ater column. If t+e system 'ac, pany scre>s ri&ets or ot+er fasteners t+at e1tend into t+e

is less t+an 5.(" inc+es of >ater column t+e syduct to assem'le t+e e1+aust system. Aint can 'ecomeaccepta'le. If t+e manometer reading is +ig+er t+

caug+t in t+e screen on t+e scre>s or ri&ets clogging t+e

inc+es of >ater column t+e system is too restrictduct >or, and creating a fi re +a?ard as >ell as increasing t+e installation is unaccepta'ledrying times. se an appro&ed &ent +ood to terminate t+e

duct outdoors and seal all @oints >it+ duct tape. )ll male)lt+oug+ &ertical orientation of t+e e1+aust syaccepta'le certain e1tenuating circumstances coulduct pipe fi ttings /S 'e installed do>nstream >it+ t+e

t+e performance of t+e dryero> of air.

:!nly t+e rigid metal duct >or, s+ould '

- FIRE HAZAR - 01ceeding t+e lengt+ of :Eenting &ertically t+roug+ a roof may e1pose t+e duct pipe or num'er of el'o>s allo>ed in t+e H/)MI// system to do>n drafts causing an increaseA0< c+arts can cause an accumulation of lint in t+e e1- restriction.+aust system. Plugging t+e system could create a fi re +a?ard

:Running t+e e1+aust system t+roug+ an uninsulaas >ell as increase drying times. may cause condensation and faster accumulation

:%ompression or crimping of t+e e1+aust system >i/)MI// A0<

an increase in &ent restriction.of 4 65.2cm7 Rigid /etal Duct

E0 !!D =P0 :+e e1+aust system s+ould 'e inspected and clminimum of e&ery 8 mont+s >it+ normal usa6Preferred7

more t+e dryer is used t+e more often you s+oult+e e1+aust system and &ent +ood for proper op

4 2."

65.2cm7 lou&ered 6#.3"cm7

5 #5 ft. 68.3 m7 48 ft. 64.# m7 "2 ft. 6".9 m7 45 ft. 62.2 m72 44 ft. 63." m7 32 ft. 69.8 m73 32 ft. 69.8 m7 24 ft. 6(.3 m74 28 ft. 69." m7 # ft. 64.9 m7- FIRE HAZAR -: Do not install e1i'le plastic or e1i'le foil &enting material.: If installing semi-rigid &enting do not e1ceed 8 ft. 62.4 m7duct lengt+. 5



E6*aust system re5uirements, continued Clearance re5uirements

01+aust direction - E"#LOSION HAZDo not indryer >+ere gasoline or ot+er amma'les are ,ept or)ll dryers s+ipped from t+e factory are set up for rear

If t+e dryer is installed in a garage it must 'e a me1+austing. o>e&er on electric dryers e1+austing canof 8 inc+es 64".( cm7 a'o&e t+e oor. $ailure to do 'e to t+e rig+t or left side of t+e ca'inet or t+e 'ottom of

result in deat+ e1plosion fi re or 't+e dryer. !n gas dryers e1+austing can 'e to t+e rig+tside of t+e ca'inet or t+e 'ottom of t+e dryer. Directional

O NOT INSTALL $OUR e1+austing can 'e accomplis+ed 'y installing 01+aust ;it P*

.In an area e1posed to dripping >ater or outside 34"#855 a&aila'le t+roug+ your parts distri'utor. $ollo>

conditions.t+e instructions supplied >it+ t+e ,it.

2.In an area >+ere it >ill come in contact >it+ cdrapes or anyt+ing t+at >ill o'struct t+e o>

'ustion and &entilation air.3.!n carpet. $loor /S 'e solid >it+ a ma1imum s

inc+ 62."4 cm7.

3 *2634 cm7

#&S!!#O& #& REESS OR O4 3*8

. ) dryer installed in a 'edroom 'at+room recess o6 cm7

/S 'e e1+austed outdoors.4 3*8

6 cm7 2. o ot+er fuel 'urning appliance s+all 'e installesame closet as t+e gas dryer.

3 3*43. =our dryer needs t+e space around it for3 3*469." cm7 " (*8

&entilation.69." cm76" cm7

D! ! install your dryer in a closet >it+ a sol3 3*4 3 *2 4. %loset door &entilation required ) minimum

69." cm7 634 cm7 square inc+es 6((4.2 cmO7 of opening equally di&t+e top and 'ottom of t+e door is required. !p

s+ould 'e located 3 inc+es 6(.# cm7 from 'ottom of door. !penings are required to 'e uno'structe

a door is installed. ) lou&ered door >it+ equi&aopenings for t+e full lengt+ of t+e door is acc

#anufactured or mobile *ome installation

. Installation /S conform to current /anufacturedome %onstruction L Safety Standard itle 24 %$R Part32-85 6formerly t+e $ederal Standard for /o'ile ome%onstruction and Safety itle 24 D Part 2857 or Standard %)*%S)K245 /.

2. Dryer /S 'e e1+austed outside 6outdoors not 'eneat+t+e mo'ile +ome7 using metal ducting t+at >ill not supportcom'ustion. /etal ducting must 'e 4 inc+es 65.# cm7 indiameter >it+ no o'structions. Rigid metal duct is preferred.

3. If dryer is e1+austed t+roug+ t+e oor and area 'eneat+t+e mo'ile +ome is enclosed t+e e1+aust system /S

terminate outside t+e enclosure >it+ t+e terminationsecurely fastened to t+e mo'ile +ome structure.4. Refer to pre&ious sections in t+is guide for ot+er importante1+aust &enting system requirements.". +en installing a gas dryer into a mo'ile +ome a pro&ision must 'e made for outside ma,e up air. +is pro&ision is to 'e not less t+an t>ice t+e area of t+e dryer e1+aust outlet.#. Installer /S anc+or t+is 67 dryer or 627 dryer mounted on pedestal to t+e oor >it+ appr o&ed /o'ile ome closeInstallation ;it - P* 3(5#(255.



Clearance re5uirements, continued 5 5

65 cm7 65 cm7

/II// IS)AA)I! %A0)R)%0S - Inc+es 6cm7

SID0S R0)R !P $R!

)lco&e 5 65 cm7 5 65 cm7 # 645." cm7 n*a

nder-

%ounter n*a n*a n*a n*a

%loset 5 65 cm7 5 65 cm7 # 645." cm7 62." cm7

Electrical installation

+e follo>ing are specifi c requirements for proper and safe- ELECTRICAL SHOC! HAZ

electrical installation of your dryer. $ailure to follo> t+ese:) .A.-appro&ed strain relief must 'e installed on

instructions can create electrical s+oc, and*or a fi re +a?ard.er cord. If t+e strain relief is not attac+ed t+e cord

pulled out of t+e dryer and can 'e cut 'y any mo

of t+e cord resulting in electrica- ELECTRICAL SHOC! HAZAR -

: +is appliance /S 'e properly grounded. 0lectrical :Do not use an aluminum >ired receptacle >it+ as+oc, can result if t+e dryer is not properly grounded. $ol->ired po>er cord and plug 6or &ice &ersa7. ) c+lo> t+e instructions in t+is manual for proper grounding.reaction occurs 'et>een copper and aluminum

cause electrical s+orts. +e proper >iring and rec: Do not use an e1tension cord >it+ t+is dryer. Some e1-is a copper >ired po>er cord >it+ a copper >iredtension cords are not designed to >it+stand t+e amounts

tacle.of electrical current t+is dryer utili?es and can melt creat-

ing electrical s+oc, and*or fi re +a?ard. Aocate t+e dryer

>it+in reac+ of t+e receptacle for t+e lengt+ po>er cord

to 'e purc+ased allo>ing some slac, in t+e cord. Refer

to t+e pre-installation requirements in t+is manual for t+e

proper po>er cord to 'e purc+ased.

$roundin( re5uirements

plugged into an appropriate copper >ired recepta- ELECTRICAL SHOC! HAZAR - Improper is properly installed and grounded in accordance connection of t+e equipment grounding conductor can result

local codes and ordinances. If in dou't call a lin a ris, of electrical s+oc,. %+ec, >it+ a licensed electrician

electrician.if you are in dou't as to >+et+er t+e appliance is properlygrounded. 3. D! ! modify t+e plug youC&e installedappliance. If it >ill not fi t t+e outlet +a&e a prope$or a grounded cord-connected dryer installed 'y a qualifi ed electric. +e dryer /S 'e grounded. In t+e e&ent of a $or a permanently connected dryermalfunction or 'rea,do>n grounding >ill reduce t+eris, of electrical s+oc, 'y a pat+ of least resistance for. +e dryer /S 'e connected to a groundedelectrical current. permanent >iring systemB or an equipment groconductor must 'e run >it+ t+e circuit conduct2. )fter you purc+ase and install a po>er supply cord +a&ingconnected to t+e equipment-grounding terminalan equipment-grounding conductor and a grounding on t+e appliance. plug t+at matc+es you >iring system t+e plug /S 'e 2



Installed "ryer "imensions

4( *2 625.( cm7

to clear open door

electrical supply43 "*8

on rear of unit6 cm7

3#

69." cm7

to center of

rear &ent center line

3 *2 +eig+t for 634.4 cm7 rear &ent

3 3*4

option69." cm7,no

2(

Electrical connection for 742ire system

- ELECTRICAL SHOC! HAZAR - $ailureto disconnect po>er source 'efore ser&icing could result in personal in@ury or e&en deat+.

. urn off po>er supply to outlet.

2. Remo&e t+e scre> securing t+e terminal 'loc, access co&er in t+eupper corner on t+e 'ac, of t+e dryer.

3. Install a A-appro&ed strain relief according to t+e po>er cord*strain relief manufacturerCs instructions in t+e po>er cord entry+ole 'elo> t+e access panel. )t t+is time t+e strain relief s+ould 'e loosely in place.

4. +read an PA<<0D A-appro&ed 35 amp. po>er cord D! ! remo&et+roug+ t+e strain relief. internal ground

". )ttac+ t+e po>er cord outer conductors to t+e outer terminals ont+e terminal 'loc,. ig+ten 'ot+ scre>s securely.

- ELECTRICAL SHOC! HAZAR - Do not

ma,e a s+arp 'end or crimp >iring*conductor at connections.

#. $ollo> manufacturerCs guidelines for fi rmly securing t+e strainrelief and po>er cord.(. Reinstall t+e terminal 'loc, co&er. 3



$eneral installation

. %onnect t+e e1+aust duct to t+e outside e1+aust system 6see pages 4 t+roug+ #7. se of a 4 65.2 cm7 clamp 6item )7 isrecommended to connect t+e dryer to t+e e1+aust &ent system.se metal foil tape to seal all ot+er @oints.

2. %arefully slide t+e dryer to its fi nal position. )d@ust one or more of

t+e legs until t+e dryer is resting solidly on all four legs. Place a le&elon top of t+e dryer. +e dryer /S 'e le&el and resting solidly onall four legs. Roc, alternating corners to c+ec, for sta'ility. Remo&e

and discard door tape.

e sure t+e po>er is off at a circuit 'rea,er*fuse 'o1 'efore plugging t+e po>er cord into an outlet.

3. Plug t+e po>er cord into a grounded outlet.

4. urn on t+e po>er at t+e circuit 'rea,er*fuse 'o1.

". Read t+e Use & Care Guide pro&ided >it+ t+e dryer. It contains&alua'le and +elpful information t+at >ill sa&e you time andmoney.

#. If you +a&e any questions during initial operation please re&ie>t+e H)&oid Ser&ice %+ec,list in your Use & Care Guide 'eforecalling for ser&ice.

(. Place t+ese instructions in a location near t+e dryer for future

reference.

) >iring diagram and tec+nical data s+eet are

located inside t+e dryer console.

60 %E !O 50 %E O&VERS#O& 50 %E !O 60 %E O&VER

o get t+e ma1imum effi ciency from t+is dryer >+en operatingo get t+e ma1imum effi ciency from t+is dryer >+enon "5 cycle alternating current t+e motor pulley must 'e po-ing on #5 cycle alternating current t+e motor pulley sitioned >it+ t+e groo&ed end a>ay from t+e motor. +e 'elt positioned >it+ t+e smoot+ end a>ay from t+e motor. must run in t+e set of groo&es closest to t+e motor. must run in t+e set of groo&es closest to t+e

M$t$rM$t$rS"a,tS"a,t

S'$$t" end=r$$ed End

way 1r$'way 1r$'

M$t$r ,$rM$t$r ,$r60 Hz.

50 Hz. >elt Must>elt Must >e Run #n Set $, #n Set $, =r$$es l$sest tl$sest t$ M$t$r 4



"oor Re-ersal

=our dryer is designed so t+e door s>ing may 'e re&ersed atany time >it+out additional parts. %on&ersion is accomplis+ed 'y transferring +inges to t+e opposite side of t+e ca'inet.

To c*an(e t*e direction of t*e door openin(8

. !pen t+e dryer door. Remo&e t+e four +inge +ole plugs from ;t+e left side of t+e door opening. Place near'y for futureinstallation.

=ou may need a plastic ,nife to +elp pull out t+e plugs. e careful not to scratc+ t+e paint. 3

2. Remo&e t+e four scre>s t+at secure t+e door +inges to t+edryer front panel 6see rig+t7.

23. Rotate t+e door 85G and reinstall t+e door +inges to t+edryer front panel >it+ t+e four scre>s.

4. Install t+e four +inge +ole plugs in t+e open scre> +oles ont+e opposite side of t+e door opening.

4

Replacement parts8- ELECTRICAL SHOC! HAZA

If replacements parts are needed for your dryer contact t+e>ires prior to disconnection >+en ser&icing controls.source >+ere you purc+ased your dryer. errors can cause improper and dangerous operation

proper operation after ser&icing.

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