Modern dryers are designed with dry/ins temperatures needed to safely handle modern fabrics Cooldown times have been added to heat settings You mrght notice slrghtly longer drying times The time It takes to dry a load depends on. l The kind of fabric, its weight and the size of the iood A large load of jeans WI/I take a lot longer to dry than a small load of light synthetics l The amount of moisture in the iood Towels hold a lot of moisture, synthetics don�t. Synthetics dry faster l Temperature of the rinse water Cold rinses help save on energy and wrinkles, but a cold load WIII take slightly longer to dry than a warm one mAmount of //nt on the screen A full lint screen slows the a/r flow and can make drying time longer Room temperature The dryer heats l room air If the room arr temperature IS not above 45 F (7 2 C), drying trme WIII be longer be poor and removal of wrrnkles may
Turn the Cycle Control Knob to the number of minutes you want In the PERMANENT PRESS Cycle l Push the Start Button.
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TUMBLE PRESS � Control
This setting IS useful for removing wrinkles from packing in surtcases or closets TUMBLE PRESS will help put them back into their pre-set shape l Set Cycle Control Knob to TUMBLE PRESS
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Proper instaiiotion l terns For the fastest time, dryer lation
and exhousf sys~ possrble drying
Set TEMPERATURE SELECTOR to PERM�T PRESS HEAVY HIGH l Push the Start Button For best results, TUMBLE PRESS only a few Items at a time, put them on hangers or fold them as soon as the dryer stops
Installing and exhausting your properly IS important See rnstalinstructtons.
Be careful not to overdry. Overdrying can cause shrinkage, damage to some fabrics and static cling.
FLUFF AIR
This temperature setting is useful for fluffing beddrng, pillows and clothrng, or dustrng drapes It IS also best to use when damp-drying heatsensitive items
FLUFF AIR should be used for such Items as plastrc shower curtans or tablecloths. rubber-backed rugs, some pillows. stuffed toys, etc 6
