Amana TGA600 User Manual

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AUTOMATIC DRYER OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Models TEA600 and TGA600

Amana Refrigeration Inc.

Part No. 57920

Amana, Iowa 52204

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CLEAN LINT FILTER: before each use.

2 LOAD DRYER: Open dryer door. Shake out laundry and place in

dryer.

3 CLOSE DOOR: Dryer will not op­ erate with door open.

4 SELECT DRYING TEMPERATURE: The FABRIC SELECTOR controls

the drying temperature.

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5 SELECT TIMER SETTING in cycle desired: AUTOMATIC PERMA­

NENT PRESS, AUTOMATIC REGULAR, DELICATE, FLUFF or TIME cycle. These cycles control the drying time.

6 START DRYER: Press the PUSH-

TO-START button.

TO STOP DRYER AT ANY TIME:

Open dryer door or turn timer knob to

OFF position.

TO RESTART DRYER: Close door, re­ set timer if necessary and press PUSH- TO-START button. Amana dryers are designed so they will not operate if the door is open.

 

 

SET SIGNAL CONTROL: Turn se­

 

 

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"loud"

(loudest sound) or to

 

 

"off" (no

sound)

or to any level be­

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tween. The signal

will buzz for up to

 

 

five minutes before the dryer stops.

The signal will stop when the door is opened or when the timer is advanced to OFF position.

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ABOUT YOUR

AMANA DRYER

AUTOMATIC CYCLES

The AUTOMATIC REGULAR cycle is designed to dry large and aver­ age 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 approximately five 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 REGU­ LARITY IN THE AUTOMATIC CYCLE AS IT DOES IN THE TIME CYCLE. See "ABOUT YOUR AUTOMATIC CYCLES", Page 4.

LOAD TYPES FOR AUTOMATIC REGULAR CYCLE

MAX-DRY — For fabrics that absorb a lot of water such as cotton quilts, rugs and unusually large or heavy items. This setting will not 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 cycle — 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 TUMBLE". The signal will buzz as a reminder to remove the clothes. If they are not removed at this time, the dryer will con­ tinue to tumble with no heat for an additional 16 minutes. The signal will buzz approximately every 3 minutes as a reminder.

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