Amana LG2501 User Manual

AUTOMATIC DRYER
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

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OPERATION MANUAL_______________

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TO DRY CLOTHES

CLEAN LINT FILTER: Before each use.

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LOAD DRYER: Open dryer door. Shake out

laundry and place in dryer.

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CLOSE DOOR: Dryer will not operate with

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door open.
SELECT DRYING TEMPERATURE: The FABRIC

SELECTOR controls the drying temperature.

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SELECT TIMER SETTING in cycle desired.
Depending on the model of dryer you have, it

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may or may not have all of the following
selections: Automatic Permanent Press,
Automatic Regular, Delicate, Fluff or Time cy
cle. These cycles control the drying time.

START DRYER: Push the timer knob in.
TO STOP DRYER AT ANY TIME: Open dryer

door or turn timer knob to OFF position.
TO RESTART DRYER: Close door, reset timer if

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necessary and push the timer knob in. Amana
dryers are designed so they will not operate if
the door is open.

If your dryer has an adjustable end of cycle

signal:

SET SIGNAL CONTROL: (LE2500/LG2501)

Slide selector "loud" (loudest sound) or to

"off" (no sound) or to any level between. The
signal will buzz for up to 5 minutes before the
dryer stops. The signal will stop when the door

is opened, when the timer is advanced to OFF

position.

ABOUT YOUR AMANA DRYER

Depending on the model of dryer you have, it may or may not
have all of the following cycles or selections:

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AUTOMATIC CYCLES

The AUTOMATIC REGULAR cycle is designed to dry large and
average size loads of similar weight fabrics. When properly set for
the load, the dryer will determine the exact length of drying time,
shut the heat off when the clothes are dry and tumble for approx
imately 5 minutes with no heat before stopping at the Off position.

Uniformity of fabrics is important to ensure that all items will dry in
the same length of time.

THE TIMER KNOB WILL NOT ADVANCE WITH THE SAME
REGULARITY IN THE AUTOMATIC CYCLE AS IT DOES IN THE
TIME CYCLE. See "ABOUT YOUR AUTOMATIC CYCLES."

LOAD TYPES FOR AUTOMATIC
REGULAR CYCLE

MAXI-DRY - For fabrics that absorb a lot of water such as cotton
quilts, rugs and unusually large or heavy items. This setting prob
ably won't be required for most loads.

NORMAL - For cottons such as cotton knits, corduroys, cotton

work clothes and mixed loads.
LESS DRY OR DELICATE - For medium and lightweight fabrics (not

permanent press) as in dresses, dress shirts and for delicate items.
These cycles have approximately 5 minute cool-down (no-heat)

period at the end of the cycle.
AUTOMATIC PERMANENT PRESS - For permanent press, polyester

knits and other synthetics that are "no iron".
This cycle has a 10 minute cool-down (no-heat) period before the

"COOL 'N TUMBLE". The signal will buzz as a reminder to
remove the clothes. If they are not removed at this time, the dryer
will continue to tumble with no heat for an additional 16 minutes.
The signal will buzz approximately 4 minutes as a reminder.

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