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Safety Information ............. 3-5

Operating Instructions

Control Panel ..................... 6

Controls Features ................. 10

Cycle Options .................... 11

Cycle Status ...................... 12

Duet Features ................. 8-13

Duing Cycles ...................... 8

Duness [,evels ..................... 9

Heat Settings ...................... 9

Loading and Using

the D_Ter . ....................... 15

One Touch Cycles ............... 6, 7

Reversing The Door. .............. 14

Timed D_T Only Cycles ............. 9

Venting The Dryer . ............... 16

Troubleshooting Tips ........ 17-19

Customer Service

Product Registration ......... 2, 21,22

Se,vice Telephone

Numbers .............. 2, Back Cover

Warranty ........................ 23

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592

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Secadoras

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GE& You,A ServicePartnership.

IMPORTANT!

Fill out the Consumer Product Registration (ard.

Two easy ways to register your appliance!

• Through the internet at _w.geappliames.com

• Complete and mail the enclosed Product Registration Card

FORYOURRECORDS

Write the model and serial numbers here:

#

They are on the label on the tiont of the (hTer behind the door.

READTHISMANUAL

Inside you will find many helpfifl hints on how to use and maintain your (hyer properly.Just a little

preventive (are on your part (an save you a great deal of time and money over the life of your duet.

PROPERVENTING

For the best duing performance the duet needs to be properly vented. The duet xdll use more energy

and nm longer ifit is not vented to the specifications outlined in the Venting the Dryer section in this

manual and the Exhausting section in the Installation Instructions.

IFYOUNEEDSERVICE

You'll find many answers to common problems in the Before YouCall For Service section. If you review

our chart of Troubleshooting 77psfirst, you may not need to call for se_x'ice at all.

If you do need service, you can relax knowing help is only a phone call away, A list of toll4iee customer

service numbers is included in the back se(tion. Or, intheU.S.,you can ahvays (all the (;E Answer

(enter <"at 800.626.2000, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. In Canada, call 1-800-361-3400.

OR

Visit our Website at www.geappliances.com

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iMPORTANTSAFETYiNFORMAtiON.

READALLiNSTRUCtiONSBEFOREUSING

.4,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 notstoreor usegasoline orother

flammable vaporsandliquids in the

vicinityofthis or anyother appliance.

[] Installation and servicemust beperformed

by a qualified installer,service agencyor

the gassupplier.

WHATTODOIF YOUSMELLGAS:

]Do nottryto lighta match,or cigarette, or

turnon anygas or electrical appliance.

]Do nottouchany electrical switch; donot

useanyphone in yourbuilding.

[] Clear the room,building orarea ofall

occupants.

[]Immediately call your gas supplier from a

neighbors phone. Follow the gas

supplier's instructions carefully.

[] ff youcannot reach yourgassupplier,call

the fire department.

California Safe Drinking Water and ToxicEnforcement Act

This act requires tile governor of California to publish a list of substances ka_o;_aato the state to cause cancer,

birth deie( ts or other reprodu(five hnrm nnd requires businesses u) wmn (ust omers of poteminl exposure

10 Stlth subslall(es.

( ;as applian(es (an (a!lse minor exposure 1oi()'tn of these substan( es, namely benzene, (aabon monoxide,

formaldehyde and soot (aused primarily by the in( omplete ( ombustion of natural gas or IJ_ fimls.

Properly adjusted (hyers will minimize incomplete combustion. Exposure U)dlese substances can be

minimized fllrdler by properly vetoing tile (hyer u) llle outdoors.

PROPERINSTALLAtiON

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

before it is used. If you did not receive an Installation Instructions sheet, you can receive one by

calling us toll-free at the GEAnswer Center ®, 800.626.2000.

[] Properly ground ohyet to coniorm with all

gox erning (odes and ordinan(es. Follow derails in

Installation InstI_.lctJons.

[] Install or store _dlere it will not be exposed to

temperatures below freezing or exposed u) die

we_l[hel.

[] Conne( t to a properly rated, prote( ted and sized

power supply circuit u) moid elect1ical overload.

[] Remox e tile colored protecdve film fiom tlle

control panel.

[] Remo,, e all shmp pacldng items and dispose of all

shipping malerials properly.

Exhaust/Ducting:

[_ (;as (hTers MUSTbe exhausted to tile outside.

[_ Exhmlsting electric (hyers to tile outside is

strong/)/recommended u) prex em large amounts

of moistme and lin[ from being blown in[o [lie

I'OOlll.

_]Use only rigid metal or flexible metal 4"

diameter duct_vork inside [lie d_yer cabinet or

for exhausting u_ tile outside. USEOFPLASTIC

OROTHERCOMBUSTIBLE DUCTWORK CAN

CAUSEA FIRE.PUNCTURED BUCTWORK CAN

CAUSEA FIREIF IT COLLAPSESOR BECOMES

OTHERWISERESTRICTEDIN USE ORDURING

iNSTALLATiON.

For ( omplete details, follow the Installalion

Inst,7.1( tions.

iMPORTANTSAFETYiNFORMATiON.

READALLiNSTRUCTiONSBEFOREUSING.

WARNING!

YOURLAUNDRYAREA

• Keep the area underneath and m()und your

appliances fiee of combustible materials (lint,

paper, rags, etc.), gasoline, chemicals, and other

flmnmable vapors and liquids.

• Keep the floor ar()und your appliances clean and

dU to reduce the possibilib_ of slipping.

• (lose supecvision is necess_ny if this appliance is

used by or nero chiMren. Do not allow chiMren to

play on, with, or inskle this or any other appliance.

• Keep all lmm&y aids (such as detergents,

bleaches, etc.) out of the reach ofchiMren,

preterably in a locked cabinet. Obsevve all

wanfings on container labels to avoid in juU.

• Never climb on or stand on the duet top.

WHENUSINGYOURDRYER

• Never reach into the &yet while the dram is

m(Mng. Beii)re loading, unloading or ad(fing

clothes, w:tit until the dram has completely

stopped.

• Clean the lint fiher befine each load to prevent

lint acommlation inside the &yet or in the room.

DONOTOPERATETHEDRYERWITHOUTTHELINT

FILTERIN PLACE

• Do not wash or cityarticles that have been

cleaned in, washed in, soaked in, or spotted

with combustible or explosive substances (such as

w_Lx,oil, paint, gasoline, deg_easers, &)_cleaning

solven/s, kerosene, etc.) which mW ignite or

explode. Do not add these substances/o the

wash water. Do not use or place these substances

mound your washer or duet during operation.

• Do not place items exposed to cooking oils in

y{nn"cl_)'er.Items contaminated with cooking oils

may contribute to a chemical reaction that could

cm_se a clothes load to catch fire.

• Any mticle on which you have used a cleaning

solvent or that contains flammable materials

(such as cleaning cloths, mops, towels used in

bemny salons, restmmm/s, or bmber shops, etc.)

nmst not be placed in or nero the duet until

solvents or flammable mamfials have been

rem()ved. There me many highly flmnmable

items used in homes such as acetone, denatured

alcohol, gasoline, kerosene, some household

cleaners, some spot removers, turpentines,

waxes, wax rem()vers and products containing

petroleum distillates.

• The lmmd U process can reduce the flmne

tetradam T offitbfics. To avoid such a result,

cmefiflly fi)llow the gmment manufimmrer's

cme instructions.

• Do not dU mficles containing robber, plastic,

ti_nn, or similm materials such as padded bras,

tennis shoes, galoshes, bath mats, nags, bibs, baby

pants, plastic bags, pillows, etc., that m W meh or

burn. Some robber materials, when heated, can

under certain dr(umstances produce fire by

spontane_)us combustion.

• Do not store plastic, paper or clothing that may

bum or melt on top of the duet &ning operation.

• Gmments labeled DryAway from Heator Do

Not Tumble Dry (sm h aslife jackets containing

Kapok) must not be put in your &yet.

• Do not &7 fiberglass articles in your &yet.

Skin initadon couM resuh fiom the remaining

particles that may be picked up by clothing

(hn'ing subsequent (ityer uses.

• To minimize the possibility of electric shock,

unplug this appliance tiom the power supply

or disconnect the titter at the househoM

distribution panel by rem(Mng the tuse or

switching offthe circuit breaker before

attempting aW maintenance or cleaning

(except the removal and cleaning of the lint

fiher). NOTE"Pressing PAUSEor STOP/CANCEL

does NOTdisconnect the appliance fiom the

p()wer supply.

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• Never attempt to operate this appliance if

it is dmnaged, maltm_ctioning, partially

disassembled, or has missing or broken proIs,

including a damaged cord or plug.

• The interior of the machine and the exhm_st duct

connection inside the dryer sh{)uM be cleaned at

least once a yem by a qualified technician. See the

Loadingand Usingthe Dryersection.

• Ifyoms is a gas (hTer, it is equipped with an

automatic electric ignition and does not have a

pilot light. DONOTATTEMPTTOLIGHTWITHA

MATCH.Burns may resuh flom having y(nn hand

in the xidni/y of the burner when the mnomafic

ignition turns on.

• You may wish to soften your laundered fitbfics

or reduce the s/adc electficib_ in them by using

a due>applied titbfic softener or an anfi-slafic

conditioner. We recommend you use either a

fabric softener in the wash _Tcle,according to

the mamdhcturer's instructions fin those

producls, or uTa due>added product ti)r

which the mantflhclurer ,givesx_Tittenassurance

on the package that their pro(h_ct can be satbly

used in y{nn &yet. Service or perli)mlance

problems cm_sed by use of these pro&_cts are

the responsibili U of the manufitcmrers of those

producls and are not c()vered under the wanan/y

to this appliance.

WHENNOTUSINGYOURDRYER

• Grasp the plug firefly when disconnecting this

appliance to avoid (hmage/o the cord while

pulling, Place the cord away fiom traffic areas so

it will not be stepped on, uipped {)vet or

subjected to ¢hmage,

• Do not attempt to repair or replace any part of

this appliance or attempt any servicing unless

specifically recommended in this ()_mer's Manual

or in published user-repair insuucdons that you

understand and have the skills to canT out.

• Befi)re discmding a duet, or feraL)x-ingit fiom

service, rem_)ve the (hTer door to prevent

chil&en flom hiding inside.

• Do not/amper with controls.

READANDFOLLOWTHISSAFETYINFORMATIONCAREFULLY.

SAVETHESEINSTRUCTIONS

EasyONETOUCHCycles.

Your new dryeF offers tile convenience of stardng your dryer loads xdth oux easy ONETOUCH(ycles. Make one simple

sele( fion, and your DRYNESS LEVELand HEATSETTINGare automatically set. Then all you have to do is press START.

ONETOUCH

QuickStart Guide

=Cleanlintfilter

• Addclothes

ONETOUCH

= Select dry cycle

= Check dryness level

= Check heat setting

@

=Closedoor

• PushSTART

Dryer controlpanel.

Youcan locate your model number on the labelon the front of the dryer, behind the door.

Model Type 592

Model Type591

.s_,**so*" D*_p C:_,ezes DRYNESS HEAT

LEVEL TBIWED DRY ONtY SETTING OPTNONS

@

MORE 8D 40 H{_H B_EPER

DRY I_{R MIN (REGULAR) "i_

DRY 70 3_} EXTEN#

I_R ;[ IvIl_ [ _aEDlUM TUMBLE

LESS 61) 2[} LOW i: ADD

DRY (_{R MIN Tr_E

WRIRKLE DRy DAMP 50 _ EXTRA

NOTE:Any time you makea selection that is incompatible with the chosen dry cycle, the dryer will beep twice.

ONETOUCHselection&

ONE TOUCHcycles llse the Sensor Dryfe'4mre, which continuously monitors tt_e amount of moisture

in tt_e load and stops tt_e (h)Ter when tt_e c|od_es are (h)_.

PRESS... AUTOMATICALLYSELECTS... THENPRESS...

For cottons and most linens.

DRYNESS HEAT

LEVEL SETTING

DRY

Forloads consisting of cottons and

poly-blends.

DRY

{REGULAR)

DRY

Forwrinkle-free and permanent press items.

LESS

DRY

Forknits and sweaters with fabric care labels

that say "Machine Dry'[

Low

i

LESS

DRY

Forlingerie and special care fabrics.

EXTRA

Low

DRY

Forsmall loads that are needed ina hurry,

such as sport or school uniforms. Canalso

be used if theprevious cycle left some

items damp, such as collars or waistbands.

NOTE:During SPEEDDRY

you will see:

EST,TINE RENNN{NG

Changing the automatic settings.

You can (hange any of {he automa{i_ setdngs by simply pressing {he desired pads

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Aboutdryingcycles.

BRYEL'M(on some models)

This teamre is designed ior use widl tile DRYEI/" "dry clean only" iilbric care system.

See product pa( kage for directions.

For questions or issues related to d_e use and performance of DRYEIU", call

1-800-214-8913, or visit tile DRYEI ]" websit e at www.d*Te].(om.

Automatic BRYEL'_settings:

DE

WRIN(LE

BEWR/NKLE

Use d_is feature to remove wrinkles from items dmt are dry or s]ighdy damp.

Automatic BEWRINKLEsettings:

H EAT

SETTING

MEBNM

........................................EST TIMERENAN[NG

AIR

DRY

AIR DRY

Use d_is feature to tumble items widmm heat.

Automatic AIR ORg settings:

EST.T[NE RENNNING

CUSTOM CUSTOM

1 2

PBES8 8 8EC TO STORE

CUSTOM I and CUSTOM2 (on some models)

Set up your im'oriie combination of settings and save them here fi)r one-touch recall.

These tuslom settings can be set while a Q'(le is in progress.

Tostore a custom combination ofsettings:

1. Sele_ t a ONE TOUCHsetting.

2. Change DRYNESSLEVELand HEATSETTINGto fit your needs.

3. Select any drying OPTIONSyou warn.

4. Press and hold the CUSTOMI or cusrOM2pad for three seconds to store

your selection. A beep will sound and tlle pad will light up.

Torecall yourstored combination:

Press tlle CUSTOMI or CUSTOM2pad, dmn press START/PAUSE.

Toreprogramthe CUSTOMsettings:

Repeatsteps 1-4above.

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Aboutdrynesslevels.

MORE

DRY

LESS

DRY

DANP

MORE DRY

Use for heavy-duty ihbrics.

DRY

Use %r a normal d_ness level suilable %1 mosl loads. This is llle preferred cy(le %r

energy saving.

tESS DRY

Use %r liglEler ihbri( s.

DAMP

For leax ing items partially damp.

Abouttimed dryonlycyc/es.

TI#IEBDRYONLY

80 40

MtN [_lN

Touse TIMED DRYONLY'.

1. Sele(t dEe drying time.

2. Sele(t d_e HEAT SETTING.

3. Select any OPTIONS. (NOTE:The ANTI BACTERIAL option is not available _ddE

TIMED DRY ONtYcy( les.)

4. Close door.

5. Push START

Aboutheat settings.

H,GH

Low

EXTR_

LOW

HIGH (Regular)

For regular m heavy (oUons.

MEDIUM

For symlEefi( s, blends and items labeled peEmanem press.

tOW

For dell(ares, syntheti( s and items labeled Tumble Dry Low.

EXTRALOW

For lingerie and special-care t_brics.

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About controls features.

START/PAUSE

[] Press twi(e to select the last (y( ]e you used and start tile dryer.

[] If you have sele(ted a new cycle, press once to start the cycle.

[] If the (hTer is running, press on(e to interrupt the (y( le; press again to (ontinue

the (y( le.

STOP/CANCEL

[] This pad should notbe used to interrupt or pause a (y(le.

[] Pressing this pad will (an(el the (urrent settings and the settings -,,,ill be lost.

EST.TIbK REMAINING

Estimated Time Remaining

Ea(h time the dxTer is used, it "learns" v,hat types of loads you dry most oiien.

It takes this data and determines the approximate time it ",*,,illtake the load to dry.

As the cycle begins, you will see the approximate total cycle time in the display.

Then "racetrack lights" will flash in the display, in a clockwise direction, and the

SENSING light will flash. This means the duer is ( ontinuously monitoring the amount

of moisture in the load. The racetrack lights will ( ontinue until the dryer senses a low

level of moisture in the load. At that point, the dryer will cal(ulate and display the

approximate time remaining.

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Aboutcycle options.

BEEPER

Alerts you that the cycle is complele. Tile beeper will ( ontinue t() sound every two

minutes for tile next 6 minutes, until tile clodles are removed. The cloflles should

be removed when tile beeper goes off so wrinkles won't set ii1.

EXTEND TUMBLE

Minimizes wrinkles by adding approximately 20 minutes of no-heat rambling after

(lothes are diT. The beeper will sound every 90 set onds to remind you to remove

tile (lodles. The EST. TIMEREMAININGdisplay will show 00.

ADD

TiNE

ADD TIME

This opdon tan be used t() extend (hTing time at tile end of any (y(le l0 minutes is

added each time die pad is pressed.

ANT{

BACTERIAL

ANTI BACTERIAL (on some models)

This opdon tan only be used _ddl die COTTONSor MIXEDLOADScy(les.

This option redu(es certain types of bncteria by 99.9 rye,in( luding: Slaph)'loro_'_s

aura,us, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, and Klebsidla pneu moniae* Tile and-bacterial process

occurs when high heat is used during a pordon of tlle drying cycle.

NOTE:Do not use tllis cycle on delicateihbrics.

The Anti-Bacterial Cycleis Certified byNSF International (formerly National Sanitation

Foundation)to NSFProtocol P9Sanitization Performance of Residential ClothesDryers.

NSFProtocol P9

Sanitization Performance of

Residential Clothes Dryers

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Aboutcycle status.

These cycle status indicator lights display what part of the cycle the dryer is in and remind you to clean the lint filter

SENSORDRY TINEDDRY EXTENDEDTNNOLE CLEANUNTFILTER SENSING

SENSORDRY

This light comes on when a ONE_UCHSensorD_ Cycleis selected.

TINEDDRY

TIMED DRY

This light _omes on when AiR DRY,BEWBINKLE,BRYEL(onsome mode/s)or TIMEDDRY

ONLYiNselected.

EXTENDEDTNNBLE

EXTENDED TUMBLE

This light (omen on when tile EXTENDTUMBLEoption is selected.

(;LEANLINT FILTER

CLEANLINT FILTER

This light iNa reminder to Elean the lint fiber. It comes on at the end of a cycle and

goes offwhen the door is opened.

SENSING

EST.T_MENENAINiN6

"Racetrack lights"

SENSING

Sensoi Dry Cycles provide greater duing accuracy than standard maE:hines,

resulting in shorter dU times axed better clothes (are. Tile SENSINGlight will

flash axed "ra_ etrack lights" will flash in the display while the dryer is monitoiing

the amount of moisture remaining in the clothes. When dee SENSINGlight goes

out, the duet will _al(ulate and display the approximate time remaining.

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Aboutdryerfeatures.

Drum Lamp

Befine replacing the light bulb, be sure to

unplug tile &Ter power cord or disconnect

the &Ter at the household disuibufion panel

by removing the ruse or s_dtching offthe

circuit breaker. Reach above duet opening

flom inside the drum. Remove the bulb and

repla_ e xdth the same size bulb.

Drying Rack-on some models

A hancb, ch)_ing_'ackmay lyeused fi)r &)_ing

articles such as stuffed toys, pillows or

washable sweateis.

Hook tile rack over tile lint fiher so tile rack

extends into the &Ter &urn.

NOTE"

• The &)_ng rack must lyeused _th tile

TIMEDDRYONLY_)_des.

• Do not use this &)_ing rack when there are

other clothes in the &Ter.

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Aboutreversingthe door.

Reversing the Door

Toolsneeded

• Standard#2 • Tape-tipped

Phillipsscrewdriver puttyknife

• Needle-nosed

pliers

[_ Open the door and remove the fillet plugs opposite the hinges. With tile door

_ompletely open, remove the botton_ s{rewfiom earl1 hinge on tlle &yer thee. Insert

these s_rews about halfway into the TOPholes, fi)r eadl hinge, on the opposite side

(where you removed the fillet plugs). Apply firm pressure to get the s_rew started in

untapped holes.

[_I,oosen top screw iiom each hinge on the &ver filce halfwav. With one hand holding

the top of the door and the othei hand hokfing the bottom_ remove the door fiom tile

&yer by lifting it UPand OUT

[_ Rotate the door 180°. Insert it on the opposite side of the opening bv moving the door

/Nand DOWNuntil the top hinge and the bottOln hinge are resting im the top screws

inserted in step 1.

_] Remove dmfemaining screws flom tlle side of tile opening fiom which the door was

removed. "v\.iththese s_rm_s secure ea(h hinge at tile bottom. Tighten the two top

screws of each hinge. Reinsert the plastic plugs on the side flom which the door was

I'elIloved.

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Loadingandusing thedryer.

Always follow the fabric manufacturer's care label when laundering.

FabricCareLabels

Below are fhbri( (are label "symbols" dlat afle(t the (lothing you _dll be laundering.

WASH LABELS

DRYLABELS

OentlsJ _1, mscycle Normal pemlanent press/ Bo]]ot wash Oo not wring

wrinHe resistant delicate h

Water • • • • • •

temperature Hot W ..... Cold/cool

(50 'C/120' F) (40' C/105'F) (30' C/85"F)

BLEACHLABELS

-- Bo i1_ dry

BB' Normal Pefrllanent Pfe_sJ gentle/ Do not tmllble dry _tlsed with

wrinkle reeistarlt delicate do iiot wash_

setting

High Medium Low Noheat/air

[] [] Pq

Unedr_J gripdry Dryfla_ h,the s_de

h_ngtodry

BleachA

symbols _11_b]8_ Only non chlom,e bleach Be not bleach

Iwhen needed} [wh ell i1eeded)

SortingandLoadingHints

As a general rule, if clothes me sorted properly lot tile washer, tile} me sorted properly lot tile (hyer.

TU also to sort items according to size. For example, do not dU a sheet with socks or other small items.

Donotaddfabricsoftenersheetsoncetheloadhasbecomewarm.Theymaycausefabricsoftenerstalbs.

Bounce_FabncConditionerDryerSheetshavebeenapprovedforuseinaftGEDryerswhenusedinaccordancewith the

rnanufacturer#instructions.

Donotoverload.Thiswastesenergyandcauseswrink/tbg.

Donotdrythefollowing#ems:fl#erg/ass/terns,woolen&rubber-coated/tern&plastic&/ternswithplastictnmand

foam-filled/terns.

CareandCleaningof theDryer

TheExterior:Wipe or dust any spills or w,Mling

compounds _dth a dmnp cloth. D_Terconu'ol

panel and finishes IIlay be damaged bySOIlle

lmmd U preueatment soil and stain remover

pro(h_cls. Apply these products axva}fiOlil the

duet. The Ltbric mW then be washed and dried

normally. Dmnage to your &Ter cm_sed by these

products is not c()vered by your warran U.

TheLintFilter:Clean the lint fiher beiore each

use. Moisten your fingers and reach into the fiher

opening. Run y()ur fingers across the filmr. Have a

qualified technidan x_ltuum tile lint flom tile (hyer

OllCe a year.

TheExhaustDuct:Inspect and clean tile exhaust

ducting at least once a year to prevent (logging. A

partially ch)gged exhaust can lengthen the (h):ing

time.

Follow these steps:

[_ Turn off electrical mpplv bv disconnecting tile

plug ][i'OlIltile wall socket. •

[_ Disconnect tile duct fiom tile (hTer.

[_ Vacuum the (lt](7[with tile hose attachment and

reconne( t the duct.

TheExhaust Hoe&Check xdth a mirror that tile inside

flaps of the hood move fleely when operating. Make

sure that there is not xdldlife (birds, insects, etc.)

nesting inside tile duct or hood.

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Ventingthedryer.

Fox"tile best dxTing perfinmance tile chTer needs to be properly vented. The dryer will use more energy

and runlongerif it is not vented tothebelow specifications.Carefullyfollow the detailsonExhaustingin the

InstallationInstructions.

• Use only rigid metal or flexible metal 4" diameter

ductwork inside the chTer cabinet or fin exhausting

to the outside.

• Do not use plastic or other combustible ductwork.

• Use the shortest length possible.

• Do not crush, kink, or collapse the duct.

• Avoid resting the duct on sharp objects.

• Ventingmustconformtolocalbuildingcodes.

Correct

Venting

t (

• I

Incorrect

Venting

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Beforeyou call forservice...

Troubleshooting -tips

Save time and money] Review the charts on the following

pages first and you maynot need to carl for service.

Possible Causes What To Do

Controlpads not Controls accidentally put in * Press STOP/CANCEL

responding service mode

Dryer doesn't start Control panel is "asleep" • Tiffs is normal. Press START t_dce to choose tim last (Tcle

y()1_used and to st;11"tthe (hyer.

Dryer is unplugged * Make sure tile (hyer plug is pushed completely into

the oudet.

Fuse is blown/circuit breaker is * Check the house filse/dr(uit breaker box and

tripped replace rise or resel breaker./VOTE'. Most electric

dQ'ers use/w() filses/breakers.

Oryer doesn't heat Fuse is blown/circuit breaker is * Check the house filse/drcuit breaker box and

tripped, the dryer may tumble replace filse ol reset breaker.

but not heat

Gas service is off * Make sure gas shutofla[ (hyer and main slmtoffare

fiflly open.

Dryer shakes ormakes Some shaking/noise is normal. • M()ve dlyer to an even floor space, ol a(!just

noise Dryer may be sitting unevenly leveling legs as necessmy until even.

Inconsistent drying times Type of heat * Duing time will Why accor(fing to tile type of heat used.

If you recently changed iiom an elecuic to a gas

(nann'al or I_P) dlyer, or vice versa, tile dD_ing time

could be different.

Type of load and • Tile load size, types oftitbric, wetness of ch)thes, and tile

drying conditions length and condition of the exhaust system xdll affect

thying times.

No numbers displayed Dryer is continuously monitoring * This is normal. When the (hyer senses a h)w level of

during cycle, only the amount of moisture in moisture in the h)ad, the (hTer will (fisplay tile 1113-

"racetrack" lights the clothes time remaining.

Est. Time Remaining The estimated time may change * This is normal.

jumpedto a when a smaller load than usual

lower number is drying

Clothes are still wet The door was opened mid-cycle. * A (hy (Tcle must be reselected each time a new load

and dryer shut off after The load was then removed from is put in.

a short time the dryer and a new load put in

without selecting a new cycle

Small load * When cluing only a tew items, (hoose SPEED DRY.

Load was already dry except for * Choose SPEED DRY to &y dmnp collms and waislbands.

collars and waistbands In the filune, when (h)qng a load with collms and

waistbands, choose MOREDRY.

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! Possible Causes What To Do

TheDRYdryness level Load consists of a mixture • When combining hem Tand light fabrics in a load,

was choseobutloadis of heavy and fight fabrics dloose MOREDRY.

Exhaust system is blocked * lnspe(t and (lean exhaust system.

Cannotmakea The DRYNESSLEVEL,HEAT • This is noxmal.

selectionandthe SE7TINGor OPTIONthat

dryerbeepstwice you are trying to select is

incompatible with the chosen

dry cycle

Dryerisrunningbut The EXTENDTUMBLE

OOisdisplayedin option was chosen

Est.TimeRemaining

• This is noxmal. During extended tumbling, tlle time

remaining is not displayed. The extended rambling

option lasts approximately 20 minutes.

Clothesare wrinkled

Possible Causes What ToDo

Overdrying

• Select a shorter (hying time.

• Remove items while dmy still hoM a slight amount of

moismre.

Letting items sit in dryer after • Rem_)ve items when Q'cle ends and fi)ld or hang

cycle ends immediately, or use the EXTENDTUMBLEoption.

Clothesshrink Some fabrics will naturally shrink • To avoid shrinkage, tidlow garment cme labels exnct ly.

when washed. Others can be • Some items m Wbe pressed back into shape after dD_ing.

safelywashed, but will shrink

in the dryer • Ifyou ;tl'econcerned ab(nl[ shrinkage in a pmficul,u item,

do not machine wash or tumble (hy it.

Greasy spots on clothes Improper use of fabric softener • Follow directions on labile softener package.

Drying dirtyitems with clean ones • Use your &yet to dU only clean items. Dirty items can

slain clean items and the (liTer.

Clothes were not completely clean • Sometimes s/:tins which cannot be seen when the

clothes me wet app0arafier duing. Use proper

washing proce&nes betore &)qng.

Linton clothes Lint filter is full • Clean lint screen betine eacll load.

Improper sorting • Sort lint producers (like cllenille) fiom lint collectors

(like corduroy).

Static electricity can attract lint • See suggestions in this section under STATIC.

Overloading • Separate large loads into smaller ones.

Paper, tissue, etc., left in pockets • Empty all pockets betine laundering clothes.

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Possible Causes What ToDo

Static occurs No fabric softener was used * TU a lid)tic sotiener.

• Bounce (' Fabric Conditioner Duer Sheets have

been appr_)ved ti)r use in all (;E Dlyers when used in

accordance wi/h/he manuLicmrer's insmwfions.

Overdrying • TU a tilbric softener.

• At!jusl con/rols ii)r less (h)_ing.

Synthetics, permanent press and • Try a fabric sof/ener,

blends can cause static

Collarsand waistbands The dryness monitor senses that • Choose SPEEDDRYto (hy damp collars and w;fistbands.

Mill wet at end of cycle the body of the clothes is dry In the fimne, when &ying a load with collars and

waistbands, (hoose MOREDRY,

Clothestaketoolong Improper sorting • Sepma/e hemy items flom liglmveight items (generally,

todry a well-sor/ed washer load is a well-sorted (hyer load).

Large loads of heavy fabrics (like

beach towels)

Controls improperly set

Lint filter is full

Improper or obstructed ducting

• I_mge, hemy tabrics contain more moisture and take

longer to &y. Separate large, hemy tilbrics into smaller

loads m speed duing time.

• Match conuol settings to the load you are duing.

• (lean lint fiher befi)re eveU load.

• Check ins/allation instructions fi)r proper

ducting/venfing.

• Make sure ducting is clean, flee of kinks and

unobstructed.

• (heck u) see if ou/side wall dmnper opera/es easily.

• (heck the Installation Instructions to make sure the &yet

venting is correct.

Blown fuses or tripped circuit • Replace fi_ses or reset circuit breakers. Since most

breaker duets use 2 fi_ses/breakers, make sure both are

operating.

Overloading/combining loads • Do not put more than one washer load in the &yet at

a/ilne.

Underloading • If y_)u_ue (hying only one or/wo items, add a tew items to

ensure proper rambling.

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