GE Spacemaker WSM2000H Instructions d'installation

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ApplianceRegistration 2RepairService 26 use and care of

CareandCleaning 25 SafetyInstructions 3,4

Cautions 16 UserMaintenanceInstructions25

ControlsSettingGuide 8,9 VacationTips 25

Dryer Warranty BackCover

AutomaticDrying 7Washer

Controls 7Agitator 25

DrynessSelections 7Controls 6

End-of-CycleSignal 7Detergents,OtherAdditives11-15

Energy-SavingTips 7Energy-SavingTips 7

KnitsDryingTips 7HardWater 14

LintFilter 7LimestoneDeposits 12

OperatingInstructions 7LintFilter 6,25

Perm.PressDryingTips 7,23 LoadingClothes 6

Sorting 5OperatingInstructions 6

TimedDrying 7Sorting 5

Energy-SavingTips 10 Stains 16

FrontAccessPanel 25 StainRemovalGuide 17

ModeiandSerialNumbers 2

ProblemSolver 18-24

Before wingyour

mad thi$book Carefully.

Itisintendedtohelpyouoperate

andmaintainyournewappliance

properly.

Keepithandyforanswerstoyour

questions.

Ifyoudon’tunderstandsomething

orneedmorehelp,write(include

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Immediatelycontactthedealer

(orbuilder)thatsoldyouthe

appliance.

savetimeand money.

Beforeyourequestservice...

checktheProblemSolveron

pages18through24.It listscauses

ofminoroperatingproblemsthat

youcancorrectyourself.

the

and MM-id

Youyllfindthemonalabelonthe

insideofthedoorortheratingplate

ontopofthedryer,

Thesenumbersarcalsoonthe

ConsumerProductOwnership

RegistrationCardthatcamewith

yourappliance.Beforesendingin

thiscard,pleasewritethese

numbershere:

ModelNumber

SerialNumber

Usethesenumbersinany

correspondenceorservicecalls

concerningyourappliance.

Ailwashinganddryinginstructiontermsinthisbookconformtothe

CareLabelingRuleestablishedbytheFederalTradeCommission,January1984.

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the

usethis onlyforits

purposeasdescribedin

thisUseant!CamBook.

@~~~~appliancemust be

properlyinstilled and locatedin

wxordtmcewiththe

Instructionsbeforeitisused.If

youdidnotreceiveanInstallation

Instructionssheetwithyour

appliance,youcanobtainoneby

contactingtheservicelocation

nearestyou.

–noperly ground toConform

withallgoverningcodesand

Followdetailsin

Instructions.

—Lf2catewherethetemperatureis

above50”F.(lO”C.)forsatisfactory

operationofthecontrolsystem.

Donotinstallorstore

whereitwillbeexposedto&e

weather.

–Connect toaproperlyrated,

protectedandsizedpower-supply

circuittoavoidelectricaloverload.

–-Exhaustingtotheoutsideis

STRONGLYRECOMMENDED

topreventKargcamountsd’rnoistw-e

andlintfrombeingblownintothe

room.CarefullyMOWthedetails

intheInstallationInstructions.If

yourapplianceisnotventedtothe

outside,seespecialinstructions

onpage25.

~Turnoffwater-faucetswhenthe

washerisnolinuseto relieve

pressureonhosesandvalves,and

tominimizeleakageifa howor

~. vaivcshouid brc:k or rupture.

-.. Q~~j~~i:~~ thisappli-

,,.’ anci:pullbythtiplugrathertkn

F:~~.\

\=UJ$IIldL’(H’LItoavoiddamageII)the

... imrdor ~un@.ionofcordandpil;g.

Makesurethatthecordislocated

sothatitwillnotbesteppedon,

trippedoverorotherwisesubjected

todarnageorstrmm

@DonotI’@pairm’R’epkm?any

part Ofth(? m’

my servicingunless

“monm(mdedillthisuseandcm%?

Bookorin Wxx74q3fh

instructionsthatyou

andhavetheskillstocarry out.

‘lb the

ofinjury:

Do notmixchlorinebleachwith

ammoniaoracidssuchasvinegar

and/orrustremover.Mixingcan

produceatoxicgaswhichmay

causedeath.

oDO~0~WaSh ordryarticles

thathavebeenckanedin,washed

in, soakedin,orspottedwith

combustibleorexpIosives@M3nces

(such as gasoline,degreasers,

dry-cleaningsolvents,kerosene,

etc.)whichmaygiveoffvapors

thatcoukiigniteorexplode.

hnotaddthesesubstancesto

thewashwater,anddonotuseor

storethesesubstanceson/or

aroundyourwasheranddryer

during

~GASisproduced

bythe actionwithin

yourwaterheaterand!thegascan

inthewaterheater

water ifhotwaterhas

notbeenusedforaperiodoftwo

W4X3kSOrkIngero GAS

CANBE s.tB

the d’

‘or ifyml have not used hot

wa&?i*fix two weeks or mm+ m

mm’eintoaI“$MWX!inwhichthe

6$~fkve~~fb~~~intow~~~e~w~jle

it ismoving.Beforeh3ding9

unloadingoraddingclothes,push

thecycleselectorknobin, then

waituntilthemachinehas

completelystoppedbefore

openingtheM.

@Neverreachintothedryer

whilethedrumismoving.Before

loading,unloadingoradding

clothes,waituntilthedrumhas

conqdetelystopped.

@Closesupervisionisnecessary

ifthisapplianceisusedbyornear

children.DonotaUowchildren

toplayinside,onorwiththis

applianceorany

appliance.Disposeof

appliancesand m-

repackingmaterials

Beforediscardingawasheror

dryerorremovingthemfrom

service,removetheMordoor.

~Keepalllaundryaids(suchas

detergents,bleaches,fabricsofteners,

etc.)outofthereachofchildren,

preferablyinalockedeabinet.Observe

allwarningsoncontainerlabelsto

avoidpersonalinjury.

@Keeptheflooraroundyour

appliancescleananddry toreduce

thepossibilityofslipping.

~TOmiflimizethepossibility

of’dwtricshack,Unplugthis

appiiancefromthepowersupply

beforeattemptinganymaintenance

orcleaning(excepttherernov~land

cleaningoftlwdryerlintfilter).

F$UIH/3:PushingtheWashercycle

selectorknobinorturningthe

dryercycleselectortoOFFdoes

him disconnecttheappliance

fromthepowersupply.’

@~~ rm$tamper withcontrols,

@Donotoperatethisappliance

if itis damaged,malfunctioning,

parti~lydisassembled,orhas

missingor brokenparts,including

adamagedcordorplug.

@Neverclimbonor standonthe

washeror dryertop.

~DO not washordryfiberglass

articlesinyourappliance.Skin

irritationcouldresultfromthe

remainingparticlesthatmaybe

pickedupbyclothingduring

subsequentuseoftheappliance.

To the

of afire hazard:

~~o nO~useheat to dry articles

rubber,plastic,or

shikw materials(suchaspadded

bras,tennisshoes,galoshes,bath

nN$tS9rugs,bibs,baby‘palm,

bags,etc.)asthese

maymeltorbum.

Ah, somerubber

when can certain

fireby

@Garmentslabehxl“Dry Away

FromHeat” (suchas lifejackets

containingKapok)mustnotbeput

inyourdryer—firehazardcouM

result.

aj10 wvwshmdry Wicks

$M Ibewl h,

il’i$ in~u“

[suchas degrcascrs,

whmts, kerosene,

em,) maygive

thataouddigniteorexplode.Do

notaddthese$lhtance$tothe

washWWX9anddomt useor

storethese umh

%mNmdyour during

operation.

~Any afiicle onwhichyou have

usedacleaningsolvent,orwhich

containsflamable materials

(suchascleaningcloths,mops,

towelsusedinbeautysalons,

restaurantsorbarbershops,etc.)

mustnotbeplacedinornearthe

dryeruntilalltracesofthese

flammableliquidsor solidsand

theirfumeshavebeenremoved.

Therearemanyhighlyflammable

itemsusedinhomessuchas:

acetone,denaturedalcohol,

gasoline,kerosene,somehousehold

cleaners,somespotremovers,

turpentines,waxes,waxremovers

andproductscontainingpetroleum

distillates.

~C~ea~the dryerlintfilter

beforeeachloadtopreventlint

insidethedryeror

intheroom.DONOT

THE Tm

LNV1’FWN!R NPLACE,

$Theinteriorofthemachine

andtheexhaustductmmection

insidethedryer becleaned

bya

@E~~a~~td~~t(see

use Onlymetalduct

insidedryerorfor

!fh”y’el”totheoutside.

.&4g

*~qj ~r~~ ~~ff

J’4MM’

f’lw of

rnwiwkd$+suchas

W, rags, etc.

*Donotstm itemstha{may

bumorrndt(suchasclothing,

paptirmaterial,plasticsorplastic

containers,etc.)ontopofthedryer

duringoperation,

~Thelau~d~yprocesscanreduce

theflameretardancy,offabrics.TO

avoidsucharesult,thegarment

manufacturer’scareinstructions

shouldbefollowedverycarefully.

For WWJM!r

@Donotleavewasherlidupduring

cycle.Thiswillstopthespinaction

andpreventcompletionofthecycle.

fabric or

You

launderedfabricsorruhcethe

staticelectricityinthem.We

recommendyouuseeithera

fabricsoftenerinthewashqcle,

accordingtothe

instructionsforthoseproductf+

ortryadryer-addedproductfor

whichthe gives

writtenassuranceonthepackage

thattheirproductcanbesafely

usedinyourdryer.

Serviceorperformanceproblems

causedbytheuseoftheseproducts

aretheresponsibilityofthe

manufacturersofthoseproducts

andarenotcoveredbythewarranty

ofthisappliance.

SAVE

S’mt by $uR14iMx?

!’$eparat

from

LINTPRODUCERS—suchasterry

towelingandchenille-giveuplint.

LINTCOLLECIQRS-suchas

man-madefibersandnappedfabrics

likevelveteenandcorduroy—attract

lint,andmustbedriedsep~rately.

Formoreinformationaboutlint

control,seepage21.

sortby fabric

Sepal‘ate

from

sortby color

Separat

from

sortby soil

Separate

from

frotn

Normally,ifyousortclothes

correctlyforwashing,youwill

haveproperlysorteddryingloads,

Heregsanadditionalsuggestionfor

gooddryerloadmakeup:

sortby weight

Separat

from

before!

@Emptypockets,brushoutcuffs,

zipzippers,snapsnaps,hooksand

buttons.

@Do anynecessarymending—

rips, hems,tears.

~Checkallitemsforareasofheavy

soilor stainandremovestains.

For StainRemoval (hide, see

page1’7.

~TurnPolyKnitsinside-outto

minimizefabricsurfacedamage.

!sOaking-a$#M3dway t-o

bwm deep soils and SthRse

Athoroughsoakingwithdetergent

or specialsoakingagentisanother

waytoremoveheavysoils,embedded

dirtandevensomestains.Fordetai!ed

informationonhowto soakinyour

washer,seepage6.

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to reducetheriskoffire,ek%ricshock,orinjurytopersons,

readthe sAm3TY beforeOperatingthis$q@hmc(?.

Load the washer

*Addammately-measured

detergenttoemptytub.Seepages

11through13.

~had cIothes 100SQIY.Dry clothes

levelshouldbenohigherthanthe

toprowofcircularholesinthewash

tub.Donotputclothesontopofthe

agitatororwindthemaroundit.

Forbestresults,mixlargeitems

withsmallones.Whenwashinga

singleheavyitem,suchasashag

rugorbedspread,addoneortwo

otherpiecestobalancetheload.

Largeitemsshouldbenomore

thanone-halfofthetotalload.

Hereisatypicalfullload:

2doublesheets 2long-sleeve

2pairtrousers shirts

2standard

pillowcases

@Tobleachtheload,measure

liquidbleachaccordingtodirections

oncontainer.Afterwmherhasftied

andagitatedforseveralminutes,add

dilutedbleachtothewashwater.

Howtousepowderedbleach,

fhbricsoftenersandotherlaundry

productsisexplainedonpage150

@CloseIid.Washerwillfilland

agitatebutwillnotspinwithIid

open.ThiswasherhasaSafetyLid

Lock.Asasafetymeasurethelid

wilIbeautomaticallylockedduring

thespinportionofeachcycle.The

lidwillautomaticallyunlockabout

30seconds akr theendofthespin

cycle.Toopenlidduringspincycie,

pushCyc~eSelectorINandwaitfor

lidlockforelease,about30seconds,

beforeopening.

H]r your sMetj\nevel-

i’eachinto wash- whileparts are

AlwaysstopWashei”to

load,unload,addforgottenitcms

or- a&jitkm:il Iaundryaids.

washing temperature water level

setthe amtmk

SeetheControlsSettingGuideon ofishCycleSelector inand

pages8and9. turnclockwisetoyourselected

OSeIectWashingTemperature. washcycle.

Coldrinsewillbeautomatically Ml CyckSelectorouttostart

providedwithallcycles. thecycle.

Sehxt WaterLevel. Note:If youhaveselectedtheI?erm

Pressor Regularcvcleandwishto

SMALL:Washerislessthan1/3 changecycl;setti;gafterwasher

fullofclothes. hasstarted,pushCycleSelectorin

MEDIUM:Betweenl/3and2/3fill. andwaitforwasherto stop.Then

LARGE:Over2/3fill ofclothes. resettothenewposition.Setting

canbechangedatanytimeduring

thePermPressor Regularcycle.

Self-ckxmingiintfilter.Thelint

filterneedsnoattentionfromyou.

Lintcollectedduringwashingand

rinsingofclothesisautomatically

flusheddownthedrain.

Howtosoakinthe

SetWashingTemperaturecontrol.

Adddetergentor soakagent.Turn

CycleSelectortodesiredcycle.

Martthewasher.Afterwasherfills

andbeginstoagitate,pushinthe

CycleSeiectortostopwasher.AHow

iosoakforas longasdesired,After

desiredsoak,turn tothelastSpin.

PullouttheCycleSelectorto

completethecycle.

Debate qde

Togetthefullbenefitofthe

DelicateCycle,alwayssetitat

thebeginningoftheeye?.e.During

wash,theDelicateCyclealternates

betweenagitationandpausesto

protectdelicateclothes.

-‘VVARlW7WJ-’lb

reg.iucethe risk offire,electricshock,orinjurytopersons,

readthe SAFETY IN?fm?(q3emtingthisqqmm?o

medryer

*Loadsortedclothesintodryer.

Seepage5.

~Cleanlintfilterbeforeeachload,

Removethelintfilterbypulling

straightout.Wipeallaccumulated

Iihtfromscreen.Occasionally

washfilterusingsoapandwarm

water.Rublightly,rinseanddry

thoroughly.Thiswillhelpremove

allfabricsoftenerbuildup.

Donotusedryer-appliedfabric

softenersunlessyoufollowthese

lintcleaninginstructions.

Donotoperatedryerwithoutlint

filterinplace. -

~Closedoor.Doormustbeclosed

beforedryerwilloperate.

tired dry, ,., ..,.., HIGH

au~omatic ,,, .., MEDIUM

delicate , , . . . . . . . . .LOW

air fiuf~. , ... , . . .NOHEAT

drying temperature push to start dryer

setthe

SeeControlsSettingGuideon

pages8and9.

OllmCyckSelectorclockwise

todesiredcycleandselectcorrect

dryingtimeforloadtype.

QPressPushtoStart button.

(Openingdoorduringoperation

stopsdryer.Tore-start,closedoor

andpressPushtoStartbuttonagain.)

End”of%@e [email protected]

Buzzersoundsbrieflytoalertyou

whencycleiscompleted.

forthe Cycle

Wto

Middle &*FormostnormalIoads.

Rem Pm.ss ‘Tips

~~~~Q~ ~~gar~~@—~~en@

beingdriedordewrinkledshould

tumblefreely.

@RemoveckMwsti~ediate~y—

Tohelppreventwrinkling,remove

fromthedryerimmediatelyatthe

endofthedryingcycles.

@Placeon hangers-Permanent

PressandPolyesterKnitgarments

lookbestifplacedonhangersafier

drying.

How Timed md

Dim%

Automaticdrying-The Automatic

DryControlsystemcontinually

sensesairtemperatureindryer

drum.Wetlaundrykeepsthisair

cool.Whendrumair is warm

enough,heatturnsoff.Whenthe

aircools,heatturnsbackon.This

onandoffcyclingmayhappena

numberoftimes(dependingonthe

fabric,loadsizeandCycleSelector

setting).TheCycleSelectoradvances

(whentheheatisoff)untilit

automaticallyturnsdryeroff.

Timed&ying—Youselectthe

numberofminutesyouwishthe

dryertorun anditturnsoffat

theendofthistimeperiod.

EsmE_

EaEEK--

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Wk3hwater Wash L____

washQ&?

TjqX?OfLoad Temperature cycle setting

—, —-——..

BabyClothes

Plastic-lineditems Warm Delicate:t: Set[itSTART.

Diapers Hot Regular S=#l below, —

Man-madefabrics** Warm Delicate* SetatSTART,

Mixedcottons Warm PermPress See#2below,

1I————

Bedspreads ——

FO11OWLabelDirections,

Blankets

Electric Warm IDelicate* ISetat START.

Man-made** IWarm !Delicate* ISetat START.

Woolen Warm IDelicate* ISetatSTART,

Cottons&Linens I I

Colorfast/White Hot Regular

Non-Colorfast ISee#l below.

Warm

Curtains I I I

Cotton IHotorWarm IRegular See#1below.

Man-made:*Sheers Warm Delicate* SetatSTART.

PermanentPress Warm PermPress See#2below.

Delicates

Lirwerie.Knits Warm Delicate* SetatSTART.

FoundationGarments~ IWarm IDelicate* ISetat START.

GlassFiber Donotwashglassfiberinthe washer.

PermanentPress

Curtains Warm PermPress See#2below.

Draperies IWarm IDelicate* !Setat START.

Dresses,sportswear IWarm IPermPress ISee#2below.

Heavyslacks IHot IPermPress ]See#2below.

Knits,man-made** Warm Delicate* SetatSTART.

Lingerie Warm Delicatei: SetatSTART,

Sheets&!

@OWCW3S Hot PermPress See#2below.

White shirLs,blouses Hot PermPress See#2below.

Workclo(hes Hot PcrmPress See#2below.

Warm IDelica!e$: ISetatSTART.

IFollowLabd Directions,

Swhilsuits FOI1OWLabelDirections.

ifiwe~dfxs,man-madetilbrics+”k warm Delicate* SetatSTART. I

synthetic sheets Warm Delicate+: SetatSTART.

}%shnbleWooJens Warm Delicate* SetatSTART.

IW)x”!iCMhes Hot Regular Scc#l bciow.

-—— -=—.....—.-—.-—...-—.....

my ‘-‘=-’-

Cycle

AirFluff’(No-Heat)

—.—.—. ..——.-

TimedDry(HighHeat)

—.

Delicate(LowHeat)

—.

AutomaticDry(MediumHeat)

——.——.

Delicate(LowHeat)

TimedDry(HighHeat)

Delicate(LowHeat)

AutomaticDry(MediumHeat)– -

Delicate(LowHeat) -.

Delicate(LowHeat) -–

AutomaticDry(MediumHeat)

Delicate(LowHeat)

AutomaticDry(MediumHeat)

AutomaticDrv(MediumHeat)

AutomaticDry(MediumHeat)

AirFluff(NoHeat) ‘- –i.

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Delicate(LowHeat) :-

Delicate(LowHeat) T.

. , —i.

Delicate(LowHeat) &.

~.:

TimcdDry(HighHeat) ~..

L’

w– .— —

Dryer

Drycyde

setting $@e@l~JhWW.%iOnS —

upto20 Plastic-iinedpants,bibs,pads,cribshectsmaybcwashcdwtihregularkwdbutshouldbcdticdseparately

—I45-60 IRinseat once,soakindiaperpailwithsolutionofcoldwaterandborax(1%teaspoonstogallon),Soakbefore

washingwithapresoakproduct.IJSCwarmwater,

I25-40 I—

!Midpoint !'retreathea~ilYsoiledareas;brushonalittieliquiddetergel~t,or~etareaandrubind~@r~ent,UseWarrn

1ISoakforoilandjuicestains;coldforegg,milkandcereal_stains, —

FollowLabelDirections.

.— I85-95 Shakeoutexcessdust,Removestains.Pretreatheavilysoiledareaswithdetergent,Washonelargeortwo

‘T 65-95 smallblanketsatatime.

I15 See“WashableWoolens”instructionsbelow.

IFullloads65-75

Smallloads35-45 II#ww—.

I25-35 Ifbadlysun-weakened,evenhandwashingwillcausetearing.Besurecolorsarefastandfabriciswashable.

5-1o Removehooksandnon-washabletrim.UseWarmSoakifheavilysoiled.

ILessDry

I20-30 I

e‘-

130-40 Frequentwashinglengthenslife,helpsretainshape.Removenon-washabletrim.Closezippers;f%tenhooks.

Donotdrvclassfiberinthedrver.

Ifbadlysun-weakened,evenhandwashingwillcausetearing.Besurecolorsarefastandfabriciswashable.

Removehooksandnon-washabletrim.UseWarmSoakifheavilysoiled.

IMidpoint I

IMoreDry ITurnslacksanddarkitemsinsideouttopreventwhiteningofseamsandcreases.

25-35 I

iMidpoint IUscWarmSoakforpillowcasesstainedwithhairoil.

—

IMkhoint IPretreatcollarsandcuffswithIiauidlaundrvdeter~ent.

-1 MoreDry /Scc’’WorkClothes’’instructionsbelow.

j5-~o Someplasticswilltearifmachinewashed.Placesmallitemsinmeshbagforwashing.Ifshowercurtainsare

soap-streaked,addCalgonbrandtowashwater;don’tusedetergent.

FO11OWLabelDirections.

FollowLabelDirections.

.-L.. 40-55 Pretreataroundneckline,Followmanuticturcr’srecommendations.

I-15-20

5-15 IAsageneralrule,ifwoolcanbehandwashed,itcanbe “washed”bysoakinginthewasher,Aliquid

detergentispreferredbecauseitdissolvesfasterinasoakthanagranulateddetergent.Pretreatwoolenswith

liquiddctcrccn[.Neveruscchlorinebleach.

65-85

Pretreatheavilysoiledareasbyrubbinginliquidlaundrydetergent.Letstand30to60minutes,Ifclothesare

heavilysoiled,uscWarmSoakftwgreasyandoilysoil.ColdSoakforflour,dust,blood-stainedgarments.

Usc1/4to 1/2CUD liquid laundrvdctcr~cn:inSC)AK;1/2[o1CURinWish.

l?f>NOT(umb]c(iryiackctsorpillowscontainingKapok.Firehazardmayresult.

iNt>’1’f~:‘1’hcCyc\cSclcc+orsc(tingsindicatedimrcarcmbeusedasaguide.Youmayfindthatbestresultsareobtainedforsomeofyourfabricsby

M*[Iini:(hcCycleSelector[0ci[hcrsi~icoftiwrcconmwn(iedsc[tings.

—

Ifyourclothesandhouseholditems

don’tlookcleanandfreshafter

washing,youwillprobablyre-wash

them”.. andthatmeansyou’llwaste

energy.Remembertosortyour

clothescarefully,andloadthem

properly,selectcorrectcycles,use

enoughdetergentandchoosea

watertemperaturewarmenoughto

releaseandgetridofsoil.

~UseH~ wash—140°F.(60°C.)—

onaregularbasisonlywhenwashing

heavilysoiledarticles-such as

workandplayclothes.

~Undernormalsoilconditions,

washinwaterabove80°E(27°C.).

ThisgeneralIymeansusingthe

WARMwashtemperaturesetting

onyourwasher—temperatures

approximately95°F.(35”C.).If you

noticethatsoilhasaccumulated

afterseveralconsecutivewashings,

useHOTwashoccasionally,if safe

forfabrics.

@AlwaysrinseinCOLDwater.

Thetemperatureoftherinsedoes

notaffectcleaning.

~Trytowashlessoften.Save

articlesofthesametJ’peoffabric

untilyouhaveafuHload.

@Ifyoumustwashsrnalhxloads,

adjusttheamountofwater.SmaH

loadsshouldhavelowerwater

hxis.

@Washinoff-peakutilityhours.

Yourlocalutilitycantellyouwhich

arctheoff-peakhours.

~Sol%clowMbyweightsoyouwon’t

havetorunanextmcycleforoneor

twoheavier,slower-dryingitcms.

~DOnot overloaddryer.Thedrum

shouldbenomorethanhalffullof

wetarticles.Forefficientdrying,

clothesneedtotumblefreely.

Overloadingprolongsdryingtime

andproducesunevendrying.

@UseAutomaticDryingCycle

wheneverpossibletohelpprevent

overdryingandsaveenergy.

@TOhelppreventironing,remove

garmentsimmediatelyatendof

dryingcycleandplaceonhangers,

~Dryyourclothesinconsecutive

loads.Usinga“warm”dryerwill

saveenergy.

ISIClm lintfiltereachtimeyoudry.

ecle~ dryerexhaustducting

atleastonceayear.Apartially

cloggedexhaustcanlengthen

dryingtime.

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