Hotpoint NLL113EY4WO Owner's manual

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Model: NLL113EY4WO

Type: Owner's manual

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Safety Instruc_'ons ......... 2-4

Operating IrL_tructions

ConuoI Panels ................ 5

Control Settings ............... 5

Loading and Using th_ Dryer . . .6, 7

Installation Instructions

Electrical R+quiremems ........ 9

Exhausting the Dryer . ........ l0

Installing tll+ Dryer . ....... 11-17

Preparing to Install th_ D_yer . . . 8

Troubleshooting Tips ..... 18, 19

Consumer Support

(onsumer Support .... Back C<)v( r

Product Registtvltion ....... 21, 22

Warramy ................... 23

NI,L l l 3

NVL + +3

Write the model and serial

numbers here:

Model #

Serial #

Y<>ucan fin(1 them on [h+ label

on lh+ fi-ont ot the lett side ot

the door opening.

134204000B 175D1807P441 39-90177-1 08-03JR

IMPORTANTSAFETYINFORMATION.

READALLINSTRUCTIONSBEFOREUSING.

WARNING!

For your safety, the information in this manual must be followed to minimize the risk of fire

or explosion, electric shock, or to prevent property damage, personal injury, or death.

• Do not store or use gasoline or other

flammable vapors and liquids hi the

vicinity of this or any other appliance.

• hlstallatiml and service must be performed

by a qualified installer, service agency or

the gas supplier.

WHATTODOIF YOUSMELLGAS:

[] Do not try to light a match, or cigarette, or

turn on any gas or electrical appliance.

[] Do not touch any electrical switch;

do not use any phone in your building.

[] Clear the room, building or area of all

occupants.

[]Immediately call yourgassupplierfrom

a neighborsphone.Follow thegas

supplier'sinstructionscarefully,

[] ff you cannot reach your gas suppfier,

call the fire department

California Safe Drinking Water and ToxicEnforcement Act

This act r((luires Ih( go;¢ rnor of Califi_rnia I:opul)lish a list of substanc(s known to I:he stale to cause canc( l

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fonnaldehyd( aIM soot, catlsc d primarily by th¢ incoml)lc tc combusli(_n ot nalul_al gas or LP tilds.

Properly a_/justed (h}ers will minimize in(omplete combustion. Exposure to these substances can be

minimized filrther by l)roperly venting the dl)'er to the ollt(loors.

PROPERINSTALLATION

This dryer must be properly instafled and located in accordance with the Installation Instructions

before it is used.

• Properly groined dryer to conlorm _ith all

governing codes and ordinances. Follow

details in tll( hlsta//afion instructions section.

• Install or stor_ wh_re il will not be ¢Xl)osed

[O [_!lll})( I'_II/II'(?S b( l()x,V ll'(!eZillg Or ( Xl)OS(d

1o [lie wt?_ll]lel',

• Com_(cl 1o a [)rol)erl ?' rated, [)r()le(:ted and

sized l)<m( r supply circuit to avoid ck (tri(al

• Remove all shar l) packing items and dispose

ot all shil)l)ing mat( rials prol)erly.

Exhaust/Ducting:

[]This (h)'er MUSTbe exhausted It) Ihe outside.

]l s( (rely rigid metal 4" (/Jam(l{ r du(:t_ork

insi(l_ th_ (h-?,'(r cabinet. [Js( only rigid metal

or flexible m(tal 4" dimneter duclwork tor

(xhausting to the outside. USE OF PLASTIC OR

OTHER COMBUSTIBLE DUCTWORK CAN CAUSE

A FIRE.PUNCTURED DUCTWORK CAN CAUSE A

FIRE IF IT COLLAPSESOR BECOMES OTHERWISE

RESTRICTED IN USE OR DURING INSTALLATION.

Follow details in th( Installation Instructions s((tiOll.

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WARNING!

YOUflLAUNOflYAflEA

Keup []lU arch L/lid( l'lle_[h and HrOlllld VOIlF

applianc(s fr(_ of combustibl_ mat_rials, such

as lint, papeh rags, chemicals, gasoline and

other flammable vapors and liquids.

• Keep the floor around your appliances clean

and dry to reduce the possibility of slipping.

• Keep area around tile exhaust op(ning and

surrounding areas h-e( [1-o111tile ac(:mmllati(m

of lint, dust and dirt.

• Do not obstruct the flow of ventilating air.

Do not stack or place laundry or throw rugs

against the front or back of tbe drven

• (lies( sup(rvision is necessary if this applianc(

is use(I by or near children. Do not allow

children to play on, with or insid( this or

any other appliance.

• Keel) all lmmdrv aids (such as (let(rgents,

bleaches, etc.) out ot the reach ot children,

pret_vrably in a lock(d cabin(t. Observe all

warnings on contab_er labels to avoi(I il_jury.

• Never climb on or stand on tile (liner top.

• Do not install or store this apl)lianc( wb(re

it will be exposed to the weather.

WHENUSINGYOUflOflYEfl

• Never reach into the dlTer while th( drum is

lnoving, getore loading, unh)ading or adding

clothes, wait until th( drum has completely

slopped.

• Cleanthelint filter beforeeach loadto prevent

lint accumuLItion inside tile (liner or in lll(

room. DONOT OPERATETHEDRYERWITHOUT

THELINTFILTERIN PLACE,UNLESSTHEDRYING

RACKIS IN USE.

• Do not wash or dry articles that haw! been

cleaned in, waslled in, soaked in or spotted

with combustible or explosive substanc(s

(such as wax, oil, paint, gasoline, d( greasers,

dw-cleaning solvents, kerosene, (tc.). These

substances give ot] vapors lbat may ignite

or explode, f)o not add tbes( substances to

tbe wash water. I)o not use or [)lace these

substances around your washer or (by(r during

operation.

• Any m-ticl( on wbicll you llave used a cl(aning

solvent or that contains flmnmable materials

(such as cleaning cloths, mops, towels used in

bealll_ salolls, restatlrallts or bal'b( r sllops,

etc.) nmst not b( placed in or near the dryer

mltil solvents or flammable mateiials have

been removed. There are man 3 higbly

flammable items used in homes such as

acetone, delmtured alcohol, gasoline,

kerosen(, some household cleaners, some spot

1"( lllOVel's, t!lrpelltilleS_ waxes, wax l-elllOX el-s

and products containing p(troleum distillates.

• The laund_ T process (:all r(duce th( flame

retardancv of' fabrics. To avoid such a resuh,

carefully tollow th_ garment mamlfhcturer's

care illS[ l-/ictil)llS,

• I)o not dW articles containing rubl)el; plastic

or similar materials such as padded bras, telmis

shoes, galoshes, l)ath mats, rugs, bibs, baby

pants, plastic bags, pillows, elc. thai may m(h

or burn. Some rubber materials, wben healed,

Call lllld( r certaill ( iF( tlmstallces prodll( e fire

b} spolltalleOllS (Olllbtlstioll.

• I)o not store plastic, paper or clothing that

ilia', bl/rll or ill( It oll top of tile (hTer during

operatiolL

• Garments labeled Dry Away from Heat or Do Not

Rlmble Dry (such as life jackets containing

Kapok) must not b_ put in your dryen

• Do not dry fiberglass articles in your dryer.

Skill irritation could resuh flom the renmining

particles tllat may be picked tip by clothing

du ring subs_ quent d_T(r uses.

• "Ii_minimize tbe possibili U of electric shock,

unphlg lllis appliance hom the pow(r supply

or discolmect th_ do_r at the household

distribution panel 1)yremoving tile time or

switching off the circuit breaker betin-e

att(mpting all} nmimelmnce or cleaning

(exc(pt the removal and cleaning of the lint

tiher). NOTE:Turning the Cycle S(lector knob

to an off' position, or pressing PAUSE(leesNOT

disconnect the appliance fi-om tile power

suppl).

• Do not spray any lype ot aerosol into, oil or

near dryer at any time.

• Do not place ilems exposed to cooking oils in

your dr}el-, hems COlltaminated with cooking

oils mm contribute to a chemical rea(tion

Ibal could caus( a h:md Io catch fir(. 3

IMPORTANTSAFETYINFORMATION.

READALLINSTRUCTIONSBEFOREUSING.

A WARNING!

WHENUSINGYOURDRYER(cont.)

• Never art(rapt to operate this appliance

if it is damaged, maltm_ctioning, partially

disassembled, or has missing or broken parts,

inchlding a damaged cord or phlg.

• The interior of the machine and th( (xhanst

duct colmection insi(le th( dl?er should be

ckaned at least once a year by a qualified

t_chnician. S_e the Loading and Using the Dryer

set tiOll. Do llOt rise any type ot spray ck aner

when cleaning dwer intmiol: Ilazardous flml(s

or (lectrical shock could occm;

• If w:mrs is a gas dryer; it is equipp(d with an

automatic electlic ignition and does not haw

a pilot light. DONOTATTEMPTTOLIGHTWITH

A MATCH.Burns ma) rcsuh h-ore having )our

hand in the vicinity of' the burner when the

• You may wish to soti_ n )our lmlndered fabrics

or reduce the static electricity in them b) using

a dwer-applied thbric softener or an anti-static

conditioner. _,V_recommend you use either a

tabric softener in the wash cycle, according to

tile mantdbcmrer's instructions for those

producls, or try a dw(>added producl for

which the mamllbcturer gives written assurance

on tile package thai their product can be safblv

used in your (h-}en Se*wice or p(rlormance

problems caused by use of lh(se l)rodtlcP, are

tile resl)onsibilit 3 ot tile manuthcturers oi

those products and are not covered under

tile warranl} to llais appliance.

allttilllall( lglllllOll [llrlls oil.

WHENNOTUSINGYOURDRYER

• Grasp the plug firmly when disconnecting this

appliance to avoid damage to the (ord while

pulling. Place the cord away ti-om traffic areas

so it will not be stepp(d on, tripped over or

sul)jected to damage.

• I)o llOt almmpt to repair or replace any part

of"this applianc( or attempt any servicing

unless specifically recommend(d in this

Own( r's Manual or in published user-repair

illstructions thlt )ou understand and hive

the skills to carry out.

• B( f;.)r( discarding a (liTer, or remoGng il

['rOlll Sel-vi(7(, r( lllOV( the dFy(r (]oor to

pr(xent chiMr( n h-oln hiding inside.

• Do llOt tamp(r with controls.

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",,,_ READANDFOLLOWTHISSAFETYINFORMATIONCAREFULLY.

_ OU'\_ SAVETHESEINSTRUCTIONS

Aboutthe controlpanel Ho,.oi.,co.,

Youcan locate your model number on the label on the front of the left side of the door opening.

Model NLL113

START

OFF

LESS _ ,_

Model NVL333

START

o,, (WmNXLEFREE)

o .oM?2o .Me,%°,,

_ CO01.DoWN

MORE_RY• 0 OFF

tell)),

REGUL4RHEAT 0__ 7OM_

OFF 10 • • • e60

20 30 40 NOHEAT

--Fz 0

Aboutthe controlsettings.

NOTE:Not all features are available on all dryer models.

IMPORTANT" Clean the tint filter each time yon use the dryer.

0 Aurom_tdc cycl(!s aurommically d(!tennil_e f_lbdc (h;,'ness. Sel(cr lESS DR}"it you w_lHt)'¢_urcloda_s slighd Nd_lmp _ttthe _1_(I

of'd_(_drying cycle. S(4ect MOREORYitvou _tnr them ro l_(_l(:11i(_1:

Drying Cycles

COTTONS ForcottonsandmostIll,cos.FermostloadsselectOPTIMUMDRY.

WRINKLEFREE Forwrinkle-free,permanentpressanddelicateitems,andknits.

FLUFF Providesno-heattumblingforfresheningorfluffingalreadydryclothing,fabric,linensandpillows.

_Sta_(3lose lh(e d12.'er dool: 'lhrH rhe STARTcolmol clockssis( Io START. t Ioh:] f'or 1-2 s(_con(:ls ;rod 1-(le;ls(. ()p(_lfit% the

door dtwing ,.)|)(:l_tion will sto F, lh,. ch3'(m "1_)r_.:st:lrt th(_ ,:hT,'(:l,('los( tll(_ door al_d s(l((t STARTto ,.oln/)l(t( th( (y(l(.

NOTE: Dryhlg times will vary according to the type of heat used (Electric, Natural or LP gas), size of load,

types of fabrics, wetness of clothes and condition of exhaust ducts.

Loadingand usingthedryer.Always_ollowt_ofabricm_,,_cturor'_c_roI_bolwho,Ia,,do,i,g.

/ _' So_/ngandLoadingHints

_ ,ksa g(m( ral ruh,, il (lothes are sorted proper b Do notoverload.This wastes energy andcauses

for the x_asher, they are sorted prol)erly [or wrinkling.

the dlT,'er.

Donot add fabric softener sheets once theload has

become warm. Theymay cause fabric softener stains.

Bounce_'FabricConditioner Dryer Sheetshave been

approved for use t7 aft GEDryers when usedin

accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.

Do notdrythe following #ems: fiberglass items,

woolens, rubber-coated items, plastics, items with

plastic trim andfoam-filled items.

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-I:,

CareandCleaningof theDryer

TheExterior:Wipe or dust any spills or washing

compounds with a (Imnp cloth. I)ryer (ontrol

panel and finishes may be damaged by some

laun(h-) pretr(atm( nl soil and stain remover

products. Apply these products away from lhe

dryel: The t_lbric may then be washed and dried

normally. Damage to your dryer caus(d b) these

products is not co',ered by your warran D.

TheLint Filter:Clean lhe lint filter bet;_re each

use. Remox( by pulling straight up. Run xour

finger_ a(ross tile filtel: A waxy buildup may tb_m

on file lint f'ilmrfiom using dryer-added fi_bli(

sof_cner sheels. To remove this buildup, wash tile

lint screen in warm, soap) watel: Dr) )horoughly

and replave. Do not operate tile (hTer without

the lint filter in pla£:e.

I]ax,e a qualified technician vacuum the lint

t'l'Ol]] the dlyel OllCe a ye_/l,

TheExhaustDuct:Inspect and clean tile exhaust

ducting at least once a year to prexent clogging.

A partially clogged exhaust can lengthen tile

dr3ing time.

Follow these steps:

[_ Turn oft el( ( tri(:al SUl)l)h' by discomlecting

th( plug fr<ml Ih( wall socl_(t.

[2_ Dis(onne(t the (Itl(I lrom Ill( (lry( r.

[_ VaCtlUll] the dtlcl with the host attachment

_llld l-(COlllleC[ the (lllc[.

The Exhaust Hood: Check fi-om th( oulsi(le that

the flaps of tile hood mox{ tieely when operating.

Make sure that th(re is no wildlitb (birds, ins(cl_,

etc.) n(sting inside tile duct or hood.

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FabricCareLabels

WASH LABELS

Machine__

wash m

cycle Normal PermanentPress/

wrinkle resistant

Gentle/ Donotwash Donotwring

delicate Handwash

Water • • • • • •

temperature Hot Warm Cold/cool

(50°C/120°F) (40°C/105°F) (30°C/85°F)

BLEACHLABELS

_ymuul_ Anybleach Onlyno,_-oHorinehloooh Donotbleach

(when needed) (when needed)

DRY LABELS

N FoqQ FON

_r. Donotdry

Dry Normal PermanentPress/ Gentle/ Donottumbledry (usedwith

wrinkle resistant delicate donotwash)

setting

High Medium Low No heat/air

instructions

Linedry/ Dripdry Dryfiat Inthe shade

hangtodry

Preparingtoinstallyourdryer.

Read these iustrections completely aud carefully.

WARNING

• This dixer nmst be exhausted to tile outdoors.

l Jse only rigid metal or flexible metal 4"

diameter ductwork for (xhausting to tile

outside, kse only rigid metal 4" diameter

duclwork inside the drver cabinet.

• "File National Fuel Gas code restricts installations

of gas appliances ill garages. They lll[ist be 18"

(45.7 cm) oil the ground and protected ti-om

vehicl(s bv a barriel; S(e Location of Your Dryer

S( CtiOll.

• Never use plastic or other combustible ductwork.

See Exhausting section.

• This apl_lianc( lllllSl l)( properly grounded

and inslalled as descril)ed in these Installation

Instructions.

• I)o not install or store appliance in an area

"_,]leFe it will be (xposed io wateF//weatheF.

See Location of Your Dryer section.

• The electrical service to the (hver must contk)rln

with lo(al cod(s and ordinances and the latest

edition of th( National Electrical Cod(,

ANSI/NFPA 70.

• The gas service to the (h2,er must conform with

local codes and ordinances or the latest edition

of tll( National Fuel (;ms Code ANSI Z223.1.

The gas dr}er is designed under ANSI Z 21.5.1

tor home use only. This dr}er is not

reconnnend(d t_:,r commercial ai)i)lications

erich as l-(stat/lalltS Of beatll} salollS, etc.

ToolsandMaterialsRequiredforDryerInstallation

F1 Phillips head s(rcwdriver

F1 A(!iustabl( pliers

F1 Carp( nter's level

FI Flat or straight blad( screwdriv( r

F] I)uct tape

F1 Rigid ill" flexibk rectal 4" (10.2 cm) (lu(t

F1 Vent hood

FI Pil)e thread seal( r (GAS DRYER)

PreparingtheInstallationSiteandUnpackingtheDryer

[_ Pr(l)ar( the ar(a alld (xhallst for installation

of tilt n(wdry{r.

[_ Check to be sure thai the exisling (xlernal

exhaust is clean an(I that it meets allach(d

installation sI)ecilicati,..ms.

[_ / sing Ill(' /'Dill- shipping carton (orn(r posts

as l)adding (two on each hide), car_full} lay

the dryer (:mils left side and remove foam

shil)l)ing pad.

CAUTlO_2 "Ib prevent damag e,

do not use tile control panel as a means

to pick up or moxe the drx er.

[_ Return tile drx(r to an uDright position.

[_ Move the dlwer 1o the desired location.

[_ Connect th( (xternal (xhaust.

[] A({just the leveling l(gs to lnalch the washer

h(ighl. The dryer must 1)e level and rest

firmly on all fi-mr leveling legs.

[_ Conn(cl th( po',v( r suppl}.

Foamshippingpad

[_ Ch(ck the operation (;t the power supl)ly

and v( ming.

_ Pla(e the (/_Vll( l"S Manual _llld th(

Installation Instructions ill a Io( ation where

they will 1)1 noticed I)v the olgll(!l-.

Packing

Electricalrequirements.

Read these instructions completely and carefully.

ElectricalConnectionInformationforElectricDryers

WARNING- I_,,_l.. the_i_k

of'fire, electric shock or p_ rsolml injuW:

• DONOTUSEAN EXTENSIONCORDWITH THIS

APPLIANCE.

• THISAPPLIANCEMUST BEPROPERLYGROUNDED.

Electrical Requirements

• This dr}_r must be conne(t_d to a 208V or

2411V individual bmn(h (ircuit, protected by

30 amp circuit breakers or time-delay filses.

• [ se COpl)er condu(tors onl 5.

This dryer must be electrically grounded in

accordance with local codes and ordinances, or in

the absence of local codes, in accordance with the

NATIONAL ELECTRICALCODE, ANSI/NFPA NO. 70.

• If the electric supply does not m_et the abov_

specifications, call a licens_ d electrician.

NOTE:A wiring diagram is located insi& the

control pan< 1.

ElectricalConnectionInformationforGasDryers

A WARNING-To,_l._eth,,,i_k

of fire, el_ ctric shock or personal illjuly:

• DONOTUSEAN EXTENSIONCORDORAN

ADAPTERPLUGWITH THISAPPLIANCE.

• DONOT,UNDERANY CIRCUMSTANCES,CUTOR

REMOVETHETHIRDGROUNDINGPRONGFROM

THEPOWERCORD.

Thisdryer must be electrically grounded in

accordance with local codes and ordinances, or in

the absence of local codes, in accordance with the

NATIONAL ELECTRICALCODE, ANSI/NFPA NO. 70.

Electrical Requirements

• This dxwer must b_ supplied with 120\. 60 IIz,

and connect_ d to an individual prop_ rly

ground_ d branch circuit, protected by a 15 or

20 amp circuit fir_ aker or time-delay fi/s_.

• If the electric SUl)pl } provided does llOt

m(et th( ahoy( specifications, it is

recommend(d that a licens_ d el_ ctrician

External Ground (if required)

An external ground wire (not provided), which

meets local codes, may be added by attaching it to

the green ground screw on the rear of the dryer in

the upper left corner above the cord, and to grounded

metal cold water pipe or other established ground.

Attachgroundwire

(obtainlocally}

._ ..................

NOTE:A wiring diagram is lo(ated inside the

control panel.

install an approwd outlet.

Ensureproper ground__s bsfor8 tls8

Exhaustingthedryer.

Read these iustrections completely and carefully.

ExhaustSystemRequirements

Useonly4"(10.2cm)diameter(minimum)rigidmetal

ductforbestperformance,orflexiblemetalduct.( se

approved vent hood _hi(h has _win_out dmnp(rs

lllat ol)en when llle dDer is ill opeF;ttiOll. When the

(hyer stops, tile damper_ mltomatically close lo

prevenl dmhs and the entrance el ins( cts and

rodents. 'Ib avoid restlicting tile otlflet, maintain a

minimum at 12" (30.5 cm) clearance belween the

xent hood and the gl'otllld Of any olhel obstltlclioll.

_ ThedryerexhaustsystemMUSTBEEXHAUSTED

TOTHEOUTSIDEofthedwelling.

_OO NOTallowcombustibl_ materials (fin exampk_:

clothing, dral_nqes/curtains, paper) to conl( ill

If ;allrigid ln(tal duct carnie1 b( used, th{n t1_xible

all-metal venling (an be uscd, bul it will r((hu{ lhe

maximum l-((omm(nded (lu(l length. See Additional

hlstallation Instructions [bllowing.

Correct

lucorrect

-4,WARNING:,,efollowingarespeeifie

requirementsforproperand safeoperationofyour

dryer Failuretofollow theseinstructionscancreate

excessivedryingtimesand firehazards.

(Ollta([ x_qtllexhatlS[ sys[(_lll.

DO NOTuse plastic flexible duct toexhaust the

dryer.Excessive lint can build up &side exhaust

system and create a fire hazard and restrict air

luL

flow. Restricted air flaw will incmase dryingtimes.

If yourpresent system is made up ofplastic duct

or metal foil duct,replace it with rigid or flexible

metal duct. Ensurethe present duct isfree ofany

lint prior toiustalling dryer duct.

ThedryerMUST NOTbe exhausted &to a gas vent,

chimney, a wall, a ceiling, a commonduct with a

kitchen exhaust or anyconcealed space ofa

building wlfich can accumulate lint, resultingin

a fire hazard.

DO NOTexceed the lenglh of dec1 pipe or

number of (lbows allowt d ill the Maximum Length

charts. Lillt (_111 a((llll]l/la[e ill the exha!ls[

system, phlgging the s?slem and ( foaling a fire

hazard, as wtll as illcr( asing dlTing times.

DONOTscreen tile exhansl ends of the vent

_7,'_tem,nor use mw s(r(w_ or rivcts lo _ssemble

tile exhaust s?slem. Lint can become cmlght in

tile screen, on the screws or rivets, closing tile

duct work and cr(ating a fire hazm-d as well as

increasing duing limes, kse all approved vent

hood to mnninale lhe du(t ouldoors, and seal

alljoims with duct tape..M1 male duct pipe

fittings MUSrbe installed downsneam with

the flow at air.

EXPLOSION HAZARD.Do not install the &3'er

wh_re gas(din( or oth(r flammables ar( kept

or stored. It the dl-i'cr is inslalled ill a gar, lge,

it must be a lnininmm at 18" (45.7 cm) above

the Ileal; Faihlre to do so can resuh ill death,

( xpl(Mon, fire or burns.

Proxi(l( an access for insp(ction mid (l(aning ol

the exhat/sl sysl( Ill, eslx cially al turns. Inspect

alld (1( all _1[ [(as1 I)ll((_ l)er }'( al.

[)0 110[ o/)s[r/l([ ill(Olllillg or (xlla/Is[( d all;

Additional lustallation lustructions

If all rigid metal duct cannel be used, then t](xible

all-metal xenling can lye used, bill it will reduce tile

maximum recommended duet length. In special

installations when it is impossible to make a

(Olllle(liOll with tile above recollllllel](lat]OllS,

titan Ul_-Iistodclothes dryer transition duct ma3 be

used as transition venting belween the (hser and

wall connection onl> The use of this ducting will

atlbct (hying time.

ff flexibletransitionductisnecessary,onlyUL-listedduct

identifiedforusewith clothesdryersisapproved.

Thefollowingdirectionsmustbe followed

• Lse tilt' shortt'st h'ngth possibh'.

• Stretch the ducl t_ ils maxilmnn length.

• Do not crash or collapse.

• Never use transition duct inside the wall, flooring,

ceiling or inside the dlw( l;

• Avoid resting tile duct on shal l)ol::jects.

• "_'nting must confbrm to local building (odes.

Installingthedryer.

Exhaust Ducthlg Length

The exhaust _)swm should be inspecwd and cleaned

at least uric( a year with normal usage. The morc the

(hT(.r is u_(/, tile mow oli(.11 ?'l)[i should ch(ck tile

exhaust svsmm and v(nt hood fbr proper operation.

If roof vents or louvcred l)lelmms arc used, th_" nmst

be equivak nt m a 4" dampercd wall cap in rcgaM to

resistance to airflows; prexcnlion of back drali_ and

lllaillt(llall(( rOqllilcd to pl'_ \'_qlt clogging.

• DONOTass_mble the duct work with ti_st(n_rs thai

(xt( lid into th_ duct. Tbey will sel_'_ as colleclion

poims tor lint.

• Ducp, w)rk wbich lalns througll an unheated ar(a or

iS ll¢aF _lll air (onditioning duct sbould I)_ insulaled

t,o r_.duce coud( llSati,.m and lint buildup.

MAXIMUM LENGTHof4"(10,2cm)Oia,RIGIDMETALDUCT

PREFERREDVENTHOOD TYPE

Number of

90otrims

4" (10.2 cm) Louvered

60' f18.28m)

52' {15.84m)

44' 113.41m)

32" (9.75m)

28' (8.53m)

48' 114.63m)

40' I12.19m)

32' (9.75m)

24' (7.31m)

16' (4.87 m)

MAXIMUM LENGTH of4" (10,2cm) Dia,FLEXIBLEMETALDUCT

NUlnbsr of

90° tllrllS

INSTALLMALE RTTINGSIN

CORRECTDIRECTtON

PREFERREDVENTHOODTYPE

4" (10,2era) Louvered

v:>q

aft' 19.14m)

22' 16.71m)

14' (4.27m)

18' 15.48m)

14' 14.27m)

lO' (3.05m)

notrecommended

ExhaustDirection

All dl_ers are shipl)(d set up tbr rear exhausting.

On elt'ctric dly(p,, exhausting can be on tim cabinet

rigbt or left side, or througl_ tbe dl3er bottom.

(;as d13ers can exhmlst on the cabinet figbt side or

the dl)'( r bottom. "It) cbange exllmlst direction you

will need F.xhaust Kit, Pul) No. 14-Afll8 and a rigid

metal 4" 90 degree elbow. "File kit is available tbrough

your GF retailel: Follow the instructions supplied

with tile kit.

Sameas EXNAUSTDUCTLOCATING

| P/otherside DIMENSIONS

t4_" 5-7/8"

(_5cm)

• (34cm)

4 3/U

s-3/4"lgsomit 'ts-s/4"igsoml

GasSupplyRequirements

A Replace brasscorm(cling pipe lllal is llot

plastic-coaled. Slainless sl(el or plaslic-coated

I>rassMUSTI>( used.

[]

WARNING: .ldfl¢xibk

comlecu)rs. I'h( use of old flexible colmectors can

cruise g',_sleaks and personal ii!jul?: AhqlT,_use NEW

flexible connectors when installing a gas applimlce.

Installalion MUSTcontorm wilb local co&s. or

ill 1be al)senc( of local (odes, x_ith the National

Fuel Gas Code, ANSI Z223.1 (latest edition).

[_ "I'h( gas supply line should be ot 1/2" (1.27 ('m)

ligid pip(.

[_It" cod(s allow, tl( xibl( m(tal robing may be used

to COIIII{ CI yollr dQ'( 1 1o the gas supply line. "I'h(

tubing MUSTbe COllSttalct{ d of'stainless slc_l or

plastic-coal( d Imlss.

[_The gas supply lin_ MUSTbav( _]11individual

slmtoffxalx(.

[7_ A 1/8 (t).a2 (m) NI 1 llllllll]]!llll plugg(d

rapping, acc(ssible for lesl gaug_ conneclion,

MUSTI.,e installed inmledialely upstream of the

gas supply COllllection tO lbe (h3'el;

[_Th( dlTer and ils individual shutoffvalve MUST

be dis(om_((led from the gas supply piping

syst{ m during any pr(ssure tcsling ot tll( gas

supply piping system al tcsl pressm-es in ex(css

of 1//2 1)sig (3.45 kPa).

[_The dlTer MUSTbe isolal(d from Ibe gas SUl>ply

piping sysl(n_ by closing ils in(li_idual inantlal

slmtoff xalxe (luring any pressm-e testing of th(

gas supply piping system al tesl pressures

/9 • ¢ _, )

e(lualloorlesslb_lli_ ;,sg(3.4_kt ). //

Installingthedryer.

Read these iustrections completely and carefully.

Locationof YourDryer

Do Not Install the Dryer:

[_] Do Rot/17sta/lthe dryer in an artat xpos_ d[o

dliF, l)ing ,,vat( r or outside weather collditions.

[]Do not install the dryer in an area where it will

(OH)( ill (Ollta(t with tlli't_lills_dFal)tSoF

anythillg that will ol)¢,lltlt I tilt flow ,.d

( OlllbllStiOll }lll(] V{ lltJlatiOll ail_

]Do not install the dryer on caq)el.

Floor MUSTbe solM _ilh a nlaxhnunl slope

• zz

_ l (2.:_4cm).

Installation in Recess or Closet

[] This dryer MUST be exhausted outdoors.

[_No other fi/el I:,urnhlg ai)F, liml<4 shall be

installed in th_ same closet as Ihc GAS DRYER.

[You r drvtr net(Is tile space arotlnd it for

prol)er _,enlilation. DO NOT INSTALL YOUR

DRYEll IN A CLOSETWITH A SOLID DOOR.

[_ Closet doors lllllS[ be lollvt 1-ed Ol-olh{?l-Wise

velllilaled alld l_lllSI conlaill a lnillillltll_l O_!

(_) sq. in. ot open awa equally disuil)ute(I.

II the (loset( ontains both a _lsh(r and a dlyel;

door', mtlst comain a nfinimum ot 120 sq. in.

of open area equally distributed. Air openings

arc required to be unol)sualcted when a door

is installed. A lomered door with equi_llent

air openings fin- the fllll length otthe door

is acceptable.

(3871sq cm)

Closetdoor

Allow the re!lowing clearances for ease of insta/lation:

FRONT SIDES REAR* TOP

1"(2.54cm) O(Ocm) 1"(2.54cm) 15"(3&1cm)

*Additional r,.m dcarante ram' b( rcqtlir,.d

depending on the ducfing installation.

15"

(38/cm)

-- 1"(254cm:

Mobile Home hlstallation

[_ [hTer MUSTbe (xhausted outside (outdoors, not

b_ lltath the mobile ham() using l_l{?lalducling

that will not stq)port combustion. Metal dueling

must be 4" (10.16 cm) in diameter _dth no

obstructions. Rigid mcml duct is prd_ rr_d.

[_]t dl)'er is exlmusl(_d lhrollgh the flo(m the

_xhaust system MUSTNOTI{ rminate beneath Ih{

mobil_ home. T(rminafion MUSTbe secxlrdy

ff_stened to the mobile hom¢ structure.

[_ X%'hen installing a di)'(r into a mobil( hom¢,

a pr,._,,ision musl be ma(l(: fbr ,._utsid,_:mak(41p

;tit'.Provid( an op(ning with a free area ol at

l(ast 25 square inches [iw inlroduclion _)t outside

air iIllO lh(_ dl)'er 1-oo111.

[_ (;as (h y,_:rsMUSTb_ t_st(n¢ d to the flo,.n

using Mobile Ilome Insl_llation Kil

Pub. N . 144)34(_ .

[_See tl_( Exhaust System Requirements s(cfion

for oth(r inll)orlant \{ llling intlwmation.

[_ ]nstnllati(m MUSTconfi)rm 1o cm'r( nt

_I_lllllt tCIlll_et-I]Iome (_OllSllalCliOll _." S_tt(_I)/

Slan(lard (which is a Fudeml Regulation Titl(

24 CFR Part 32_0) ol; when such standard is

liar applicable, with American National Standard

fi-wMobile ttomes, ANSI!NFE\ No. 501B.

Correct

Incorrect

60fi't

Thedryeris designedunderANSIZ21.5.1

for HOMEUSEonll4

Rough-InDimensbns

267/8" --

-- (68.3cm)

[_ Electricalconnection

,, 165cm)

181/2 ,,_

(344cm)/

J- O i

i" 3/8"(0.96cm)Dia

3 3/4" gaspipe

(9.5cml

435/8"

(110.7cm)

36_'

(91.5cm)

Door0psn

90°

471/2" "_

43/8"

(111cm} "_!

OpSonal_'-,,-_'

ventknockout •

27"

1" (254cm) (68.6cm}

REARVIEW SIDEVIEW

33/4"

(9.8cm)

Servicing - Considerationmustbe given toprovide adequate clearances for installation and servicing.

Installingthedryer.

Read these iustrections completely aud carefully.

GroundingRequirements

DANGER: oft ,e

equipment_rounding conductor cml result ill

a risk of electrk shock. Check with u licensed

electriciml if you are in doubt as to whether

the apl)lian(e is properly grounded.

Grounding must be ill accordance with local

codes and ordinances, or in tile abs_ ace at

local codes, in acccn_lance with tile National

Elet trical Code ANSI!NFPA No. 70.

Fora grounded, cord-connected electric dryer.

[_ "I'he dryer MUSTbe grounded. ]n the ev( lit 0['

a maltimction or breakdown, grounding will

reduce the risk at el_ ctrical shock by cr_ ating

a palll at least r_sislance for electrical current.

[_II your dlT_r is equipped wilh a power supply

cord having ml equipnmnt_4rounding conduclor

and a grounding phlg, the phlg MUSrbe

phlgged inlo all at)propriam, copper-wired

receptacle that is properly installed and

grounded ill accolxlance with all local codes and

ordinmlces, flirt doubt, call a licensed oleetrieia,.

For a permanently-connected electric dryer:

• The dlycr MUSTbe connected loa grounded

metal, pennanent wiring s}\stem; or an equipment-

grounding (Oll(hlclor Ill!lSt be mn wilh the circuil

conductolx and connected to the equil)menb

grounding terminal or lead on the appliance.

For a cord-connected gas dryer:

• This dwer is equipped with a three-prong

(grounding} plug tbr yam- protection against

shock hazard and shouM be plugged directly into

a pr_l)erl? ground_ d three-prong rcc_ ptacle.

Do liar Cllt or I'(_IIIove th( gro/Indillg l)ron_ _l()ln

this plug.

ElectricalInstallationforElectricDryers

WARNING:ThefoHovdng ar,_ spe,_ifi< _IL WARNING:aL k-al}prov, d strain

requirements fin- proper and sate elecnical

installation of your dlTcl: Faihlrc to fbllow

thes_ instHictions can create dectfical shock

and/or a fire hazard.

WARNING: Thisal l,lia.ceMUSTl,

properly grounded. Electrical shock call resuh

it tile (ll)'t'r is not properly grounded. Follow

tile instructions in this nmmlal for proper

grounding.

A WARNING:OoNor,,gea,l,,x, ,ls o,,

cord with this dive1: Some ext_ nsion cords al_

not (/esign_ d to withstand the amounts of

electrical current this dp,'er ulilizes and can

meh, creating dectlical shock and/or filv

hazard. Locate the dl) er within reach of the

wall omkt, taking into account tile length

at power co_*l to be pu rchased and allowing

some slack in the co_xl. Refer to Electrical

Requirerrtents in this manual fi)r the proper

power cord to be purchased.

reliet nmst be installed onto power colxl. If the

stl'din reliel is not atmch_ d, the cord call be pulled

Otlt Of the (hwer and call be cut by al]V movement of

th_ cord, resuhing ill electrical sho(k.

WARNING: co erreceotacle..l .

NOTE.:Dwers operdting on 2()8-_oh power suppl} will

have longer dl3ing fim_s than those op_ rating on

240<oh power suppl}:

A wiring diagram is located inside tile calmel 1)anel.

3-Wire System for Electric Dryers--DO NOT use for Mobile Home Installations

[_ R(IIIo\( In{!SCl'{Wqssecuring the terminal block

_I(((SS (OV_ 1" _llld the SIl'_lil] relief 111011111J11_

brack(t located oil th_ back of the dp+_r

111}13(!1"COI'II(!E

[_ Install a IL-approv(d sll'ain reli(f into In(! [)l)w(1

(',._rdenlly hob.: ot th( mo'.nting brackel. Ls{

a swain relief v,hich attaches to Ihe mounting

bracket wilh a mlt. Fing(>light,. n th( nut only

at this tim(:.

[_ Tlnx ad a 1L-approved 30A, 240M 3 # lOAW(;

lllillillllAln copp(r (Oll(hlctoF power cord thYt)ll_'h

the stmin lxlie£

Green l

Silverterminal

[_ Atta<'h the power cord m utrdl (C_ nter xQrc)

({)lldtlclOf to 1he silv_ r-( olol-_d ((llt(!l t( l-lllilla]

on th_ 1,.retinal block. Tighl{ n th{ scr,.>,

s{(:l Irely.

, 1

_ Attach the l-elllaillillg two )ower (ol-d o/it( l-

CoIIdLI(IOI'S to Ih( o!/[el- I)l_as_ololed 1( l-lllill_Is

on th_ t_.lminal block. "['ighl{ n both scr(w_,

S(?CII relY.

A WARNING:Do.ot

bell(1 o1" Cl'illlp Wil-il,g//( (Hldtl{ tof al

COl]ll(tCtiOllS.

[_ R,.:altach t['l{ strain rdief mountirlg bracket to

the back of tl'l{ drvcr with two screws. Tight,.:n

SC 1"( SVS S( (All'( IV.

Greenneutral

Nut

_ Tighten th_ thslell{:l x,s_ curing th_ c,,n-d l-es,traint

firmly against the po>,er cord.

[_ rl'ighlen the Sll'aill relief nut securely so thai lh(

strair_ rdiet does nol turn.

[_ Reinstall th( lernlinal block acc(ss cover.

Use copper Stra ,lief

condoctots orlly, mountingbracket

Powercord

4- Wire System for Electric Dryers--MUST be used for Mobile Home Installations

[_ R(lllO\e t|l{: SCl'(:ws s{ Clll'il,g the tellllillal block

acc(!s,s ¢OVel _111(]Ihe stlaill l-(!li(_" lnOtllltJll_

I)mcket located Oll th_ I)ack of the (115'_ r

_ Attach the red and black i)ov, er cord con(hlctons

to the Otlt{tl-I)F_ISS-(7OlOI-( d t( l'lllill_llS O11th(

t,.:mfinal I)lock.

II])p(!l" COl-l](!l;

[_ Install a I L-approxed slmin relM" in tim elltl 3'

hole of Ihe mounling brack_ 1. [sea stalin relid"

xdfich attaches to the mounting bl'acl_et with a

nul. Fingel_tighten lhe nul only al 1his linl(.

[_ Remov( 1he green neutral ground _._,ire hom

Ihe gl'e(l] gl-Otllld SCl-eW located al)ov( Ihe

I(!rminal block.

[]

Black240V

Typical ,_. Wh teneuta

4conductorcord

Red2@V

Greenground

Thread a LLsapproved 30A, 240x,. 4 #l() AW(;

lllillillltllll CO¿)l)( 1"(Oll(hlctoF pow(:l" cord thYoll_'h

the stmin lxlie£

[_ ikttach the gr(xn pow(r cord grourld v,ir( to th_

cabin(t >,ith th( gr(en ,_round screw.

_ Atlach Ihe white (IRllll'al) 1)ox_er coM

C()I,(III(I()I" fl-Ol, l the ])oxxer cord _lll(l 1he _l'f ( 11

ground :,,ir{ from Ihe (h','er harness to th{ silve>

colored cent{ r terminal on 1he temfinal block.

Tighten 1he s(:ro, v securel}:

Greenpowercordgroundwire

screw Silverterminal

@_ ,_ --Terminal block

Greenneutral _t __

Black

_'-_ e //_ White Nut

Red/_S / ]]gbtennutto

_/_v _ _¢j_these tbreads

Strain

Powercord"

m0uptin F 4%\

bracket

WARNING:Do.or

I)end or crim 1) wiring/conductor at the

COl,lleCliOllS.

[_ "I'ight(n In( fhst( hers s_curing th( cord

l'(!stt'ailll firmly against th( pov, er (:,._rd.

[_ Tighten the SIlaill relief nut s(culely so Ihd

';train r_li(fdoes not turn.

_ Reinstall the lerminal block access coven

Installingthedryer.

Read these

iustrections completely and carefully.

GasConnectionforGasDryers

[_ R(move th_ slfipping cap fiom gas pip( at th{

l-e_/l- o_' [he dl-v{ 12

NOTE:DONOTconnect the duel to LP gas selMce

without converting the gas valve. An LP conversion

kit (Pub. No. 14-A038) MUSTbe installed by

a qualified gas tedmician.

[_ Connecl a 1,/2" (1.27 cm) ].I). semi-rigid

or approxed pilx ti-om gas supply lira to

the 3/8" (0.96 cm) pipe located on the back

ot the dl3en I sea 1/2" to 3/8" (1.27 cm to

0.96 cm) reducer tier a colmection. Apply an

approved thread sealer that is resistant to tim

con-o,,ive action ot liquefied gas(s on all pipe

COlllleCtiOllS,

[_ O1)en tim slmlofi valve in th( gas SUl)plylin(.

[_ 'I;estall (onne(tions 177;brushing on a soal)y

xAalel- sohltiOll.

A WARNING:NEVERTESTFOR

GASLEAKSWITHAN OPENFLAME.

NOTE."On gas dD,el_, betore tile 1)urner will light,

it is necessal T fbr file gas lille to be bled ot all:

It tile burner does not light within 45 seCollds tile

fir-;ttime the (Iwer is mined on, the sa_bt_,_witchwill

shut the burner off. If'Ibis hapl)ens, turn lhe timer

to OFFandwait 5 minutes before lnaking anolher

attempt to light.

In theCommonwealthofMassachusetts

• This Product must be installed bv a lic( nsed

l)lumber or gas fitten

• When using ball-tH)e gas shut-off valv(s, they

shall 1)etile "ILhandle-type.

• A flexible gas connector, when use(I, nmst not

exceed 3 R,(t.

BeforeOperatingtheDryer

[_ Conne(t the exhausl duct Io oulside (xhaust

systenl. Use ducl tape Ill s(al alljoints.

[_ With 1he (liTer in its final posilion, a(!just one or

lnore of' Ihe l(gs until Ihe dlTer is resling solkllv

on all four legs. Place a l(vd on 1oI) of the &Tel:

THEDRYERMUST BE LEVELAND RESTING

SOLIDLYONALLFOURLEGS.

[_ Phlg Ihe l)OW( r (ord into a grounded oullet.

NOTE:Che(k IO exlstll-e the l)OW('l - is ()t_ ?at (ircuil

I)reakerifilse box b( tlne phlgging th( power

cord illlO Ill(! otlllet,

[_ "hnn on the pox_er at Ih( circuit break(r/

ills( box.

A CAUTlON:Befbr_°pe_'_tingdmdlY(n

mak( sure the dl3er area is clear and fl-ee

from comNistible materials, gasoline and

other flammable vapors. Also see that ix)filing

(such as boxes, clothing, etc.) obsn'ucts the

flow ot combustion an(/ventilation ail:

_Rtm tile dtTer through a cycle clleck tim"l)rOl)( r

Ol)el_][]{ )11.

@ If your dlWel-(lo,E!s llOl Ol)el'_lle , pl(ase revi(w lhe

Troubleshooting77psseclion ill tiffs manual 1)eR_re

(ailing fi)r s(_k e.

[_ F'lace these insualcliolts in a localion near th(

dl_'_ r for f:uture ref(rence.

_ ReplacementParts

If rcpla(em_ nt paris are n{ _d_d for your dryel, visit

Hotpoint.com, or <all GEPorts and Accessories

;at800.6262002 or (Ollta(l all ;llltlloliZ(d [)al]s

suppliel_

A WARNING:_,,._.-o_.. c_,-,o.

and plastic bags after tile dlyer is unp_cked.

ChiMren might use them tbr ply,?: Cm-tons

ccwer(,d witb mg_,, b_ dspr(,ads or plastic sbeets

call become airtight (hmnbers cruising

suffocation. Plaice all matelials ill _ garbage

c(mtainer or make lnalevials in_lccessible

to chiMren.

_k WARNING:'I'b_,,ls._.Cl_On_,1lb,.

nmnual and all otber litel-,mlre inchlded witb

this dp,'er are nol meant 1o cowq- every po,,sible

condition and situation tbat mm occm; (;ood

satb practice and caution MUSTb_ applied

when insl_llling, operating mid m_lint_lining

any _lppliance.

ReversingtheDryerDoorSwing

[]

()l)en the dryer dool; R_lno',_ Ib{! 4 hing_ hok

plugs or screws hom tile kfl side ot door

oIx ning. Plac_ nearby tbr fllture inslallation.

/VOTE'You ma 3 n_ed a plaslk: knife to help pull

out th_ plugs, t_,c_areflll not lo scratch the paint.

R_mo\( Ib{! lCO!ll - S(l-{_v_, [h_[ s{ ((IF{: 111(_ door

hing_ s 1o the dlTer flonl panel. NOTE:R_mo_

1s,-re;', fiom _adl of lhe 2 lfinges fil.-st.I IoM th_

door [hqnly belbr,_ remo, Jng th_ lasl 2 s_rews.

[_ Rolale tile door 180° and reinstall th_ door

hing(s 1o Ill( dlyer f}-Olllpand x_ilbIll( 4 screws.

Remove4screws_ne fromeachhingefirst

[_ Install Ill( 4 binge bok plugs or screws IhaI xxelx

I'(flIIOV( d ill st{p ] into the Opell SCl-( _v hol{s {Ill

IhL! right side of Ill<! door opening.

Beforeyoucall forservice...

Troubleshooting tips

Save time and money! Review the charts on flTefollowing pages,

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Problem Possible Causes What ToDo

Dryer doesn't start Dryer is unplugAged • Make _ur{' the (hTcr plug is push(d (ompletely into

tile outlet.

Fuse is blown/circttit breaker '*Check the household Distribution Panel tilsei(ircuit

is tripped breaker box in your, home, and rcpla( e tilse or reset

I)reak( 1_NOTE.."Eleclric divers use two filses or breakers.

Thermal lintiter tripped • Che(k the vent for any ol)stru(tions. Call authorized

selwice pelf, on tiw replac(m( nt if nec(ssal):

Dryer doese't heat Fuse is blown/drctdt breaker • Check the filse/circuit breaker box in your honle,

is tripped; the dryer may t_mlble and replace 1)oth filses or r(sel both 1)reakers.

but not heat _._.)tlrdlyer may tumble if only one ills( is blown or

one breaker triDped.

Gas service is off " Make st/re gas shtltoff at dl)er and main shutoff are

tillly open.

LP gas sttpply tank is empty • Refill or repl_Jc( tank. I)IT( r should h(at when utilitx

or there has been a utiliP/ sellice is restored.

interruption of natural gas

(gas models)

O6,ershakes or Some shaldiN/noise is normal. • M v(, ( T( -t, _ l men tloor space, or adjust leveling legs

makes noise Dryer nlay he sittillg tmevenly as he( essalv until (_(n.

Gmasyspots on clothes Improper use of fabric softener • Follo_s dir(clions on 1_bri( sof[en( r pa(kag(.

Dryh_ dirty items with • I se you r (liTer to (h3 eel} tleml items. Dirl} it(ms (ml

clean ones stain clean items and the &)el:

Clothes were not • Sometimes slains which cannot be seen wh(n tile

completely cleml clothes m-e x_et appear atier dlTing. Use prop(r washing

procedurt s b(fore dlTing.

Lint on clothes Lint filter is full • (2lean lint scrcen b(lbre each load.

Improper sorting " Sorl lint producers (like ch(nill() tiom lira coil(tiers

(like ror(/u roy).

Static electricity call attract lint • Se( suggestions ill this se(tion und(r STATIC.

Overloading • S(pamte large loads inlo smallcr ones.

Paper, tissue, etc. left in pockets • Erupt} all pockets bel;.)re laundering clothes.

Static occurs No fabric softener was used • "I}3 a tabrie sof_enel;

• Bounce' Fabric Conditioner Dr_'(r Sheets lame I)een

apl>rov_ d tln us( in all GE [)lWei's wh(n us((I ill

aCCOl-(lallCe with tile lllallllt_l£21111-Lq-'s insllllctiolls.

OverdryL_g " "['tT_'a thbric soft( n(l;

• A@lst contr(;ls to LESSDRY

Synthetics, permanent press • 'I?y a filbri( sofi(,nct_

and blend,; can cause static

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Problem Possible Causes What ToDo

InconsisteM Type of heat * :\utomati( (h)ing times will vary according to the typ(

drying times of heat used (ele(tric, natural or LP g'as), siz( of'load,

types of filbrics, wetne_,sof (lothes and condition of

exhaust (hi( Is,

Clothes take Improper sorting" • Sepal-ate hea_, T ilcnls from lightweight ill'Ins (genec, llly,

too long to dry a well_orted s_asher load is a well_orted &7,er load).

Large loads of heavy, fabrics • Large, heaw fhbfics (ontain more moisture and take

(like beach towels) long_.r to (hy. Separale laiN•, heavy fhbrics imo smaller

loads to speed dlTing fim¢.

Controls improperly set • Mal(h conn-ol settings to the load 3ou are dl3ing.

Lint Fdter is full • Clean lint filter before ev(q_ load.

Improper or obstructed ductiiN • Check installation insmlctions for proper

ductingiventing.

• Make sure ducting is clean, fiee of kinks and

//llohstlq.l( t_!d.

• Check to s(e it outside wall damp( r opel_tes easily

• Check tile Installation Insuuctions to make sure file

dlyer venting is correct.

Blown fttses or tripped *Replac( filses or res(t circLlilhr(aker_. Sinc( mosl dtyel-s

circuit breaker use 2 lhs(s!breaker% make sur( both at( operating.

Overload_/combhlhlg loads • Do not put m,.)re thml one washer load ill the dlwer

at a trine.

Underloading '*If you are dl3ing only one or two items, add a t;:w items

to ensure i)roper mini)ling.

Clothesare wrinkled Overdrying • Select a shorter dlTing time.

• I{emove items while they still hold a slight amount of

moisture. Select a I.ESSDRYs_tting.

Lettii_ items sit hz &yer • I_emow* items when _3cle _n(Is and fol(1 or hang

after cycle ends innnediat( Iv

Overloading • Separate larg( loads imo smaller ones.

Clothesshrink Some fabrics u411natm_ally shrink '*To avoi(I shrinkag(, lk)llox_garm(nt care lab(Is ( xaclly.

when wakshed. Others can be • Some items may b( l)ressed ba(k into shape after drying.

safely u_ashec|,but will shrink

hatim &yer • ltyou are concerned al)out shrinkage ill a l)articular

item, do not lnadfine wash or tmnble (hw it.

Notes.

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