1. One of the Most Common Queries:
Q: What is the maximum load of the dryer?
A: Our Maximum capacity of the dryer is upto 30lbs on a single basket adding upto 60 lbs in total across both baskets.
Q: What type of gas does the dryer uses?
A: The dryer can be set to use natural or L.P. Liquid propane gas.
Q: What kind of electrical specifications does the dryer have?
A: The dryer operates at a voltage level of 200v and frequency of 50/60Hz but only if copper wire is used to connect.
Q: In what intervals should I be cleaning the dryer lint?
A: In order to operate the dryer safely, cleaning the lint screen on a daily basis alongside cleaning lint pockets on multiple components of the dryer is advised.
Q: What course of action should I take if a gas smell is present?
A: If there is a gas smell present, do not operate any electrical switches or ignite appliances. Call your gas supplier or fire department and leave the area immediately.
Q: What to do in case the dryer doesn't seem to start?
A: In case the dryer does not start up, monitor if the main door is completely shut, if the gas connection is on and whether the fuses have blown or the breakers tripped.
Q: Do the guidelines mandate an expert to be installed for installing a technician?
A: Indeed, local laws require us to comply with certain regulations which deem an expert or a service technician to be installed and undertake the instructions.
Q: Is the dryer capable of working with any petrol solvents?
A: The dryer does not allow working with petrol or any liquid that is deemed flammable due to the risks associated with it as it is more circumspect against fire hazards.
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