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Cycle

selection

For

optimum

drying

results

your

dryer

offers

several

cycle

groups

and

additional

options.

Automatic

cycles

include

Regular/Cotton

and

Permanent

press.

Cycle

selection

is

based

in

part

on

the

laundry

fabric

type.

These

cycles

are

controlled

via

moisture

sensors.

Cycle

time

is

determined

by

the

measured

degree

of

moisture

in

the

laundry

and

on

the

degree

of

dryness

selected

(e.g.

Damp

dry,

Regular

Dry,

Extra

Dry).

Time

cycles

run

for

a

length

of

time

specified

by

the

user.

The

Air

fluff/No

heat

timed

cycle

uses

ambient

air

(room

temperature)

without

adding

heat

and

runs

for

approximately

20

minutes,

depending

on

the

specific

dryer

model.

Special

cycles

are

custom

designed

for

specific

types

of

fabric

such

as

wool

or

jeans.

Wool

or

woolen

products

should

only

be

dried

using

the

dryer

rack.

During

Steam

cycles

a

small

amount

of

water

is

sprayed

into

the

drum

while

tumbling

the

laundry

load

with

heat.

This

process

is

repeated,

followed

by

additional

tumbling

and

a

brief

cool

down

period.

The

heat

level

and

time

are

preset

for

these

cycles.

Note:

Results

may

vary

with

fabric

type.

Garments

that

are

100%

cotton

and

have

wrinkle-resistant

finish

may

give

better

results.

If

the

nozzle

stops

spraying

during

one

of

the

Steam

cycles

(symptoms

would

be

water

is

not

seen

spraying

into

drum,

clothes

are

less

wrinkle-free

than

they

customarily

are

with

this

function)

check

to

be

sure

the

nozzle

is

not

clogged.

Lint

may

accumulate

to

block

the

nozzle

tip

or

hard

water

may

cause

buildup

on

the

nozzle

(see

page

30).

Steam

cycles

are

best

suited

for

smoothing

out

wrinkles

and

reducing

odors.

These

cycles

should

be

used

with

loads

consisting

of

three

to

four

items

made

of

wrinkle

free

cotton,

cotton/polyester

blend,

cotton

knit

pullovers

or

synthetics.

Steam

programs

are

available

only

on

select

models.

Option

Buttons

Delicates

Press

the

"Delicates"

button

for

temperature

sensitive

textiles.

Observe

the

care

information

or

symbols

on

the

textiles.

The

temperature

of

the

drying

process

is

reduced

and

the

drying

time

is

extended

by

using

this

option.

ECOAction

Your

dryer

has

an

²energy

savings"

ECO

option.

This

option

is

used

only

with

cotton

and

permanent

press

automatic

cycles.

Less

heat

is

applied,

and

drying

time

is

extended.

Press

the

option

button

prior

to

starting

an

automatic

program.

i

The

length

of

the

ECO

cycle

is

affected

by

the

load

size,

textile

type

and

climatic

conditions.

Use

this

option

with

load

sizes

up

to

1/2

load.

i

Combining

with

the

²Delicates"

button

can

produce

even

more

savings.

Signal

300

and

500

Series

Dryers

Your

dryer

outputs

an

audible

beeping

signal

to

alert

the

user

of

certain

events.

Enable

the

signal

by

pressing

the

²Delicates"

and

the

²ECOAction"

option

buttons

simultaneously.

To

disable

the

signal,

press

both

option

buttons

(again

pressing

both

at

the

same

time).

Each

press

of

the

two

option

buttons

together

toggles

the

Signal

on

or

off.

It

is

not

necessary

to

hold

the

buttons

in

after

pressing

them.

The

signal

emitted

will

vary

according

to

the

following

table.

Signal

Type

Start

Short

tone

End

Sequence

of

short

tones

Incorrect

Selection

Sequence

of

long

tones

Warning

of

malfunction

Sequence

of

long

tones

i

The

signal

²Warning

of

malfunction"

is

active

regardless

of

whether

or

not

the

signal

has

been

disabled.

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