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in must be

followed to minhnize the .risk of fire or

--\VHAT TO DO IF YOU SMELL GAS

° Do not try to light any appliance° ÷ Do not touch any electrical switch_ do

not use. any phone _oinyour°....building.

÷ Clear the room> baddmg or area o_ all

occapaatso

÷ Immediately call your gas supplier from

a neighbors phone° Follow the gas supplier's instructiOnSo

÷ If you cammt .reach your gas supplier,

call the fire departmemo

must be

per_brmed by a qualified installer, service agency or the gas supplier°

the

The Governor of California [s required to publish a [[s't of substances known to the state of California to cause cancer or reproductive harm and requires business to warn customers of potential exposures to such substances,

WARNING!: Gas appliances contain or produce substances, which can cause death, or serious illness and which are known to the State of California to cause cancer,

birth defects, or other reproductive harm, To reduce the risk from substances in fuel or from fuel combustion, make sure this appliance is ins'tailed, operated, and maintained according to the manufacturers instructions,

DryerSafety ImportantSafety_nstructio_]s

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Installation_nstructions

instaiJerResponsibiiities,locationRequirements Dimensions

MobileHomeinstallation

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G-ou!@inq instructions

F-ie<itrkaiRequirements

Gas Requh-emen1:s

ieveJMacNne, Fins instaiJallio!/Ci_eckiist

Features Operating k_structions

Using Your Dryer ©tying Progress Lights

Lid Lock

Care Labels

Drying Spedal _tems

If Your Dryer Beeps for Help

Limited Warranty

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SAVE THESEINSTRUCTIONS

]hank you i_}r buying a Fisi_er5 Paykei<Jm_Hrl/o_J_'_dryer.

We hope you enjoy using tile <_mt_rllo_JUT''dryer as muci/as we i_aveenjoyed designing it. We've deveioped ti_i dryer to treat your cioti_es witi_ ti_e utmost care, dryinc/li_em gentiy soli/ey wiii iook better for ionger_We know you'ii enjoy the benefits of its easy ioading drum, revere lumbiing and iinl removai sytem

Pieasetake ti_etime 1:oread this UserGuide carefuiiy it wiii heip you 1:ooperale and maintain your new <Jm#Hrl/o_JT'_dryer

Your saf_ty,and the sai_,tyof others isvery importanL iocated on your dryer and ti_roughout ti% guide are saf_,tymessagesand in truction ; it isimporlanl lhal you under tand and foiiow them

Dr e, Safet /

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Symbols wellbe useciin tiffs Guide to highiigi_t wi_en extra (:areis required, Abide by these at all times to _,nsu!eyOUand you! family a_enot ha_rn_dwhik, operating you! d_yer

it isimportant to alwaysact witi_ (autioh and use commoh sense when operating your dry_'r [Jseonly as per instrtJctt,d by the riser Guide

This isti_esafi,ty alert symbol Ti_issymbol alertsyou to i_azardsthat can kill or iiurt you and others

The saf,,-'tyaiert symboi and the word DAN(£R or WARNiN(_wiii precede aii saf(_tymessagesTi_esewords mean:

You can be killed o_seriously inju_'ed if you don't immediate!y follow inst_uctionso

You can be killed or seriously injured if you don't follow instructionso

All saft_tymessageswill identify ti_ehazard,tell you i_ow to reduce the chance of i!_jciry, and sellyoti wi_asca!_i_appenif siseinssructions arenot followed

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Electric Shock Hazard

Follow the safety precautions outlined in this User Guide°

Failure to do so can result in death or electric shock.

Safety Precautions

F_eadaHinstru :tions car_,fuiiy b_%r_ uinq thi dryer ii_ ti_i dry_r only for its int_ndod purpos_ a d_scrib_J in ins ij_r (}uid_

]b minimiz_ th__pos ibiJity of _bctric _i_<)ck,unpiuq ti% dryer from ti__ power suppiy or

disconnect ti_edryer at ti_e i_ousei/o!d di tribution panei (by removing ti_erue onswitching off the circuit breaker) before attempting any user mair_tenance or (lea!ring

instaiiatior/s and service mu_t be per/ormed by a quaiified or iicen ecicontractor} piumber or gasfitter quaiified or iicen ed by the stale, province, on regior_where this appiiance is being

in taiied

]i_is dryer must be properiy instaiied and iocated in accordance with the instaiiatio!_ instructions

before it is used

]his dryer must be properiy grounded to co!_form witi_ aii governing codes and ordinances

Foiiow detaiis i!/ i!/staiialk)r/ instructions Do not instaii or store ti_edryer where it wiii be exposed to water onexposed 1:o1:i_eweati_er Connecl to a properiy protecled, raled and sized power suppiy circuit 1oavoid eiectricai overioad

Do not repair or repiace any part of ti_e appiiance or attempt any servicing, unies _pecificaiJy recommended in the pubiished uer repair imtructior/s that you under tand and have the skiiis Io carry out_

Wi_endi (or/!_ecting the dryer, puii by ti_epiqg rati_erti/an the cord orjunctio!/of the cord plug, I:oavoid damage to the cord or junctk;n of the cord piug_

i_ake sure ti_e cord i iocaled so lhal it wiii not he stepped on, tripped over onotherwise subject Io slressor damage

Do not tamper witi/ti_e (onlro!s or the iid iocZ Note: Pre sing ti_e POWEAbulton does NOTdisconnect the dryer from the power suppiy, even

lheugi_ ti_e iighl are out_ Do not operate tiffs dryer if it i damaged, maifunctior/ing, partiaiiy disa sembied or ha missing

or broken parts, including a damaged cord or piug_

]i_is dryer rout be directiy connected Io an approved fixed eiectricai ouliet it cannot he

plugged inlo an exten io!/cord

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Fire Hazard

Only dry fabdcs that have been washed with water°

Do not use heat to dry articles containing foam rubber or similarly textured rubber4ike materials° Dry on the Air Dry cycle°

A clothes dryer produces combustible lint and must be

exhausted outdoors, Take care to prevent the accumu[a'tion of lint around the exhaust opening and in the surrounding area°

Do not use fabric softeners or products to e[imina'te static unless recommended by the manufacturer of the fabric softener

Failure 'to follow these instructions can result in death or persona[ injury,

To Reduce the Risk of Fire in aTumb[e Dryer the Following Should

be Observed:

Do not place items in atumbie dryer ti_at i_avepreviousiy been cieaned in,wasi_ed in,soaked in, or spot cieaned witi_ fiammabie iiquicis or soiids Ti_eyare a fire or expiosion i_azard Hiqifiy flammable substances commoniy used in domestic environments include acetone, denatured akoi_u!, r/aso!ine, kerosene,some b_andsof spot removers and dry ciear_ing solvents,turpentine,

waxes,wax remuvers, vegetable oii, fisi_oil, massage oii, and cooking oii

o Do not ieave i_ut oii afq<ted items in _,pile or stack Ti% con prevent i_eatfrom escaping and

can create a fire haz_:;r&Oil afflicted i_emsc_,nignite spontaneousiy, especially when exposed to heat sources such asa tumble dryer Ti_eitems become warm causin,_]ic,noxidation reaction in the oiJ Ti_isoxidation (_eates heat if the heat cannot escape the i_emscan become hot enougi_

to catch fire Do not qse i_eatto dry items containinrl rqbber, foam rubber} plastic or similar materials, (suci_as

padded bras, bati_ mats, furls, bibs, baby pants, pias_i( baqs, pillows etc), as ti_esernateriaB rni(ii_t melt or burn Some rubber materials when i_eated(:an under certain cir( umstances produce ih-e

by sponlaneous (:ombu tioh Dry oniy on ti_eAIR DRYcycie iiniess specific:aiiyrecornrnended by ti/eir manufacturer, do not ue fabric softener or similar

products in a tumble dryer Do not tore or use ga oii!/e or oti/er fiamrnabie gasesand iiquids near this or any other appiiance Keep ti_earea around and undemeati/your dryer free from the accumuBtior_ of cornbu tibie

maledais such as lint, paper, rags,ci_emicais etc Do nut store ahy items that may bum or meit (such a paper maleriais, piastics or pia tic

cohlainers etc) next 1othe dryer F-mptyfile iinl bucket before the iinl reachesthe lop of the Iran parenl sectio!/(usuaiiy once

aweek)

I Q.ir:'_,I::;_or an Saf_7 n _:,ru(:ion_:,/Warran 7

]i_e dryer must be e×hausted I:othe outside (arefuiiy foiiow the venting detaiis in the

in taiialion f!_itruction_i Keepthe fEoorarou!_d your dryer ciea!_a!_ddry to reduce the pos'_ibiiity of _iiippinG

if your ciryer i ru!_nin I a!_dyou want to unioad or add cioti_es,pres'_START/PAUSEand wait unlii the machine i_a'iu!_iocked tile iid [)o not force it open

Do not reach into ti_e appliance if li_edrum i moving.

. Close _iupervi ion is!_eces_aryif ti_is dryer i u_ed by or !_earchildren [)o not allow children 1:o

play inside, around or witi/till dryer or any other appliance Neverclimb or/, climb into, or _itandor/ti_e dryer top, lid or drum Under_larrnents that contain metal reinlorcement_ si_ouicinot be placed directly in ti_e dryer

Damage to ti_e dryer can result if ti_e metal reinforcements come

]i_e interior of ti_eappliance and exhau t duct houid be cleaned periodically by qualified

service per_io!/nek i-_eforethe app%nce is removed from service or discarded remove the lid and the drum door 1:o

the drying compartment

SAV E,TIligE,SlieIiiNSTII]UCTIiiONS

Yourdryer ha_been made to ti_e i_i(ii/e t tandarci Y_,ar of development and ricioroiJ_te_iti!/g en_iureti/at you i_avebougi/t a world cia_ product, in tile lJniii(eJyeve!it ti_a1:a problem should occur, rel_,rIo the Warran17section al the back of Ibis Guide (ref_,rIo page 5_,_)

if yotJ i_avea probiem witi_ yo_Jrdryer rei_r to our trotJbiesi_ooting sectior/, if your probiem is riot ref(,re!/ced, piea_ieaiway_ contact your Fi i_er8_PaykeiAuti_orized !:}erviceAccentor our Cu tomer CareCenter (To!i Free ] 888 f}FNi>Ii<}A(] 888 f}_} 7,'67_'))rather than attempting I:ofix

it your eif

C_othesdryer"installationmustbeperformed by aqualified installe_,

hstall the clothes dryer according to the manufacturer's instructions and _oca_codes°

Do not install a clothes dryer with flexible plastic venting materia[so If flexiNe meta_ (foil type) duct is installed, it must be of a specific type identified by the appliance manufacturer assuitaNe for use with clothes dryers° Flexible venting materials are known to collapse, be easily crushed, and trap ]intoThese conditions will obstruct clothes dryer

airflow and increase the risk of fire° To reduce the risk of severe injury or death, follow aHinstallation instructions°

SAVE THESEINSTRUCTIONS

Read the Important Safety Instructions on pages 6- 8 before you start

installing the dryer.

( i_eck1:omake sure you have aii the 1:ooJsand pa_1:snecessary 1:ocor_ectiy in taii this appii_nce

Tools Required

7¢ nut driw,r <)r_ock(*twren( h Phiiiips screwdriver

Fiat blade screwdriver Adjustabie wrenci/8" or 10"(20(m or _5cm) for gas connectiom

Pipejoint compnu!_d (pipe dope or tape) f,orga pipe connection lhal is resistanl Io [ P Propane, Butane and Naturai Ga (Ga mndeis orfiv)

[ evei Cauikinq qdn and compoc_nd (for in taiiir_gnew exhau t vent)

Oiove Safi,t7 gia sea

Duct tape

Parts Supplied

2 fi_otinserts for front fe_t A power suppi7 cord i suppiied airead7 connected 1:othe g_ dryer (Ga mndeis orfiv)

Ci_eckto make ure aii part have been suppiied

Accessories

MobiJe Home installation Kit Part No 395488 N_;turai(,as to [ P Conversion Ki_:PartNo 3f)548f; (()as models only)

o [ pto N_;turalG;s ConversionKitP_;_tNo3f;54f)O(Gasmodelsonly)

Kit EJement 208VPa_tNo 395500 (Electric modeJsonJv)

Parts Needed

(ii/eck with k;cai codes and read eJectricai,!p_ and ventinq requirement_i before purci_asinq pa_ts if you neeci to purci_asea power suppi7 cord kit or power suppi7 cabie, they must meet the

requiremenls on page ;'4

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]h__(om_c1:in dJ%on of th__dryor is your !_sponsii:)iJity

i% sur_ you r_wi d_e fo!iowin I imtru(tion c_,iu........ y .........b_do_you stuartto _n,a, ,,_ dryer ] h_,se

instruction should be bfi: with the, hnrn_,own_,r for future, r_,fer_,n_

It is Your Responsibility to:

= Observe aii qoveminq codes and ordinances = Che(k code requirements. Sor;qecodes limit or do not perrnis inssaiJationof (ioti_es dryers in

garages,closets, mobiie i_ornesor sieepi!/g quarter (orffact your iocai buiiding in pector: Adi_ereto these imitaiiation imitru(tiomi

Aiiow for sparing requirements with side by side in taiiatior/s (re/(_rpage 11) Make sureyou i_aveail items necessaryfor correct in taiJalion

= Properiy instaii ti_edryer

Conta(t a quaiified imitaiier to enure ti_at ti_eeiectdcai and ga in taiialior_ meets aii nalionai and iocal codes and ordinances (See page _;)

Location F%quiremeNtS

E×plosion Hazard

Keep flammable ma'teda[s and vapors, such as gasoline, away

from the dryer,

Place dryer at [east 18 inches (46 cm) above the floor for a

garage installation.

Failure to do so can result in death, explosion, fire, or burns.

]-he riryer must be instdieri or stored in an area which is not exposeri 1:owater or weal:her

it isextremeJy important that the dryer is instaiied in a weJJventiJate(:iioca1:ionThis dryer mqst exi_auq ah"outdoor i)o not in taii the dryer in any room or closet which dines not permit 1:he fr_,__flow of !epiacemen1:air

Ti_e free area of any openin<] for the introriuctior_ of outsirie air si_ail not be iess than twice the

area of the dryer exhau t outiet

Befi:)ieinstalling ti_edryer enSLreti_at ti/ere is sufficient i_eigi/t to fully <}penti_e lid. Aik_w sufficient room bei_ind ti_e dryer for ti_e exh_wst.Ti_eair intake is _,tti_e re,,_rof ti_eriryer Fnsure *_-, e,-eis a suffident ah-possaqeon each skie of ti_e dryer for intake oh-

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]he_eainwi_ich_i_edryerisiocc_,_,edrnus_be ................,_

ke_)ttie,-_,r c_,nd free from cornDustii:>Jern_,_ei'iais, ][i gasoiine and oti/er flarnrnabie vapors and iiqui__,s

A dryer _>roducesc:,:>mr,_,_s_iDleAn_so _i_e_,,'ea I I I I ...._%_S

]his dryer can only be ven_edfror_ _he_ea_and

must be exhaus_:ed_:o_:heou_:__oors _ ....... >

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Lid Clearance

Checkthat there is enoclgk/ciea_ance iOrtile iid to iuiiy open

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Exhaust Outlet Location

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Mobile Home Installation

]i_e i!_st.iiation of the dryer in _;mobiie i_<_mem_/t corfform to ti_eManufi;ctured Home Construction and Safi,ty Standard Title 24 CFR,Part3280 {formeriy the Federal Standard for Mobiie Home (on truction and Safi,ty,Tide ;'4 HIj[} (Part h80),1975} for the United Stales or

Standard (AN/CSA Zh4OMH fi)r Canada

Wi_enir/staiiing a dryer in a mobiie home, provisions fi)r anchoring the dryer to the fi_or must be made

A MobiJe i4ome a!_chodn i instaiiation kit isavaiiabie witi_ instructions (see Accessories page f)) [ocate it/an area that i_a_adequate outside make up air (aminimum of 7;' square inches of unob tructed opening is required)

MobiJe i_ome instaiJations must be exhausted to ti_e outdoors witi_ ti_e exhaust duct termination se(ureiy fastened Io the mobiie home structure, uing maledais lhal wiii not

]i_e exi/auct duct rout not terminale beneath the mobiie home Seethe section on exhau ting for more in/ormalior_

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Fire Hazard

The dryer must be vented to the outdoors°

Use rigid or thick wall flexible metal exhaust duct only, Do not use a p[as'dc exhaust duct°

Do not use a me'ta[ foil exhaust duct° Failure to follow these instructions can result in death or fire°

]he dryer exhaust must be vented to ti_eoutcioors Ti_iswill prevent ti_e build up of lint and

mois1:u_ein the _oo!n in which ii is located and reduce the _iskof ih-e

Exhaustducting products can be purchased from your local Appliance store or Hardware store

Never use plastic or metal foil flexible duct. Ti_isducti!/g can kink, sag, be punctured, reduce airflow, extend drying limes and affect dryer operalion

A minimum of 4 inch (l O0ram) thick waii fiexibie metai or rigid gaivanised metai duct must be u_ed. Uqnq duct iarqer titan 4 ir_ci_e (] O0ram) dbmeter may resuit in more lint accumubtirx}/. in Canada,the exhau t duct rout be40_' inches (lO__ram) in diameter

rising strak_i_trkiid metal ducting will minimize lint accumuBtion Tifick wail flexible metal ductinr i may be u_ed but care rout be exercised 1:oavoid si/arp bend which may squasi_the duct and caue blockages

rise duct tape to securejoints Do not use screws or any other fastening device which will extend inlo the duct, a they will collect iinl.

Keepducdng as si_ortarx:istraigi_t as possibie [)o not exceed ti_e maximum exhaust duct ienqtivi stated iater in ti_esein taiiation instrqclion ]he 1otai iength of fiexibie metai duct used si_ouidbe no io!/ger than f_45inches (_4 m)

Do not vent ti_e dryer into any oti_er cJ_Jct,ci_imney or gas vent becauseaccumulated lint and oti_er material i a potential fire i_azard [)o not venl the dryer into any ceiiinri, attic, crawl space, under floor space, wail cavity, window well or any other concealed cavity that will accumuBte

iinl

Fit an exi_aust hood witi_ a swing out damper to ti_e outside end of ti_eexi/aust duct to prevent back drafts and entry of wiid iff(_.Never use exi/aust i_ood with a magnetic damper. Ti_ei_ood

shouid i_aveat iea_t 12 i!/ci_e (}05 ram) ciearance between ti_e bottom of tile i_ood and tile ground or oti_er ob truction Ti_e

hood opening si_ouid point down Never i!/staiJa screen over

14 ti_e exi_au_toutlet

2 ( ()',, ,)

]br_ducocond_nsalion,inuiatoanyductinqwhici_p_,¢s_sti_rouyi_uni_4_-,daroos S[op_ti_oductciontl7downwardtoth_i_ood,todr_4ncondenationandr_ducolintbuildup Avoidsagorloopsin_h_,du(_as_h_,vmay(o!J_ctandstor_,wa_randa(cur,_wia_oiin_

Beforeusinganexistingexi_austductsystemforadryerensureti_at: =Nopiacticorotherpotentiaiiycombutibieductorfiexibiemetaifoiiductinghabeenued =]heductisnotpierced,kinkedorcrubed

]heductdoesnotexceedtilemaximumrecommendedlengthforthenewdryer =]heexhaucthooddamperopensand(:;losesfreelyandwiti_cufficientmovement.

Staticpressureinti_eexhauctductingdoenotexceedI inchofwatero:::>[umn(PSOPa),ori not

ie_iti/an0i!/cheofwatercolumn(ienegativepresure),wi_e!/measuredwithamanometer

inti_e_,_inchesoftheductnearestthedryer,withtheemptydryerrunningonAir[)rv(noheal)

setting.

]heexhautductsytemmeetsallrelevantlocal,stateandnationalcodes

Ailductini chouidbeinpettedandcieanedatieaqonceayeartoremoveaccumulatediinl

Freque!/ti7ci_eckthatthedampero!/theexhauthoodmovessufficientivandopenand

shutsfreeiv

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Ci_oosea rou1:e1:hatwill provide, :he straightest and most dh-_,ctpa1:hout:doors Pian 1:h_, ins1:aii%on1:ouse1:h_,f_,w_,s1:numb_,rof _,ii:)owsand 1:u_!_s

VVi_er_usinq eibows (ri_lid duct) or makinci turns (ti_ick waii fiexibie m_a_ Ed'lJ_-_;,_ aiiow as muci/ room a_ possibie With 1:hick waii fiexiDie metai duct b_,nd duct _lraduaiiv I:oavoid kinkin_l and

avoid f_O° 1:um

Maxirr urr L_nT,gtlh of Exhaust Duct

]h_, maximum i_nqti/of 1:h_, .... ,_,xnads,duct sys_t_mdt_)t_nds uld)or_:

]-hl, 1:vpeof ducts (!igid or 1:hickwaii_,d fiexibi_, m_,tai) ]i_e number of elbows or bend ued

i:tef_r to ti!o" ......... _ r _- ,y!.... _1 ma×imum du(1e×_ads, dd(_ _e.],:_,_chart 1:hal:malci]e your i]ood _'ne for *Le

let/cities you can uce. E)o not use duct run longer 1:hanspecified in 1:he exhau t duct length

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charts (, f ..... o next page)

Exhaustduct systems longer than specified will: Accumuiale lint creating a potenliai fire hazard

Si_orte!/tile iff__of the dryer i:teduce performance, resuiting in io!/ger drying times and an increa ed energy usage

Determine tile number of eibowsibends you wiii need

in ti_ecolumn listing ti_e type of metal duct 7ou are using (rigid or thick wail fie×ibie metai), find the maximumiengti/ofmetaidu(tonti/esameiineasti/enumberofeibowibend 1:obeued

(re/_,rto ne×t page)

Maximum Ler" gtli- ,of Exlhaus£Duc£

Maximum iengti_ ors ...... _÷_

Number of 90+ TiNt::kVVaiiFbxibie Metal

0 04ft 19.5m 8ft 2.4m

2 ,. _t 1:_4m 8ft 24m

_m I 0.din 8ft 2.4m

4 27ft 8.2m 8ft 24 m

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Maximum ier/_}thof 4"diameter rnetS duct. }

N, rn_e off)O ,. . c<Wa rexbeMeta ,, eibows!bends : (tuib' t,xtendt÷d)

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0 sSft _7.._m 8i_ _.4m

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29ft 88m 8ft 2.dm

2i ft 64m 8ft 2._m ]

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Ve!/d!/ci systt,ms(omu it/many vai'i(,tk,s Sebct the 1:ype,)s, for YOU!instaii_1:io!/

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]i_e maximqrn iengti_ usinq a 2"x d" (Scm x 15cm) !ectangui_ duct with two elbows and a

;' !,O'(d_cm)_,xha(Jsthood is 8fi: (}_4m)

Refer I:o the ven1:in_/system kit manufacturers instructions

Failuretodosocanresultindeathorfire° i)i[

Readti_eexi_aqtection(paqe_4 18)beioreinsaiJinqtheexhautsysem1:odetermine1:he

Dono_usesi/eetmetaisc!-ewswi_enassembiinqductin<]Aiwavsusesuitabie<-](act1:ape

Nev_ru_t__)i_¢ticorthinmetaifoi[fi(_xibk__xhaut p:_at_qal

2]i_eexi/autou1:ieti locatedck->setoti_ecenteroftilerearoftiledryeri_akesureyoujoi!_ti_e ]

exi/austducttoti_edryerwiti_ducttapeoniy]hiswiiipreventiin1:and<`]uI:fromescapingfrom

1:hedryerandexhaut svs1:em ]_

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3 ]i_e exhaust vent can be !ou1:edtalc),down, left, !igh1:or s1:!-ak]h1:out the back of the d!ve!-

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Instaliliation

Partsand iimratur_,art, pa<kaq_,dir_sid_,ti_ drT_,rdrum

Excess Weight Hazard

Use two or more people to move and install the dryer° Fa/ure to do so can result in back or other [njuryo

(."" _ Js_oflne.. prorr%t,s

_ _7remove ti_e packagin{i at _,_ c, * rs,

]his will <_nur_ tim appiia!<e _mi\/_,sin prislin_,<ondition and r_,du<esl:h_,riskof dama_]_wh_,n

1:ransportin_I:othe customer% home

Unpacking

t0 h]Scaw)u(J_]

MaK sure dryer is i!/a _witabie ioca,tion for _ * _ * Consk%r instaiiing tile dryt_r bt,fom ti_e washing mac:i_W/ein askde bv skdeinstaii_lion Ibis wiii

allow E,)e<,e,_1,-access 1oeie:trkai an<]exhaust cor/nectior_s

Remove Packaging

: tJ_fol< tl bott:>r fl{l:_

)1 7 >t)r

_t....I ,rov tl'{7 ,<:t_rto Itq_,':<;e I;h} b,;_sr_p;_<k}t 7 liar or< tl'{7 JtlI _;_',_ r

/:) Ii(h?i oi 1"7 171ilir<! /,i:)<):t](: :st / ], !i:),fi<:)l [,

I:)t > / /<:1:{/(:b r) <:It [ :J<:k:_ :] ',,,/!Akir 7!tl'7 Ih :oll 7:t<:< [ tJc/<Tt h

I- <:srt<)r :) ) i:)ro;!t.!<l <)ft 11"7 ;!rt/r _

tJtfcl{ t t< flJpsot

t[ (a <>h 'I<)V{ ()[) [)}1(i/<{_1

Grour dir g r struc:tior s for Gas arid Electric: E)rTerF

£_ectrica_ Shock Hazard

Make sure appliance is wired or plugged into a grounded

outlet,

Do not use an adaptor, Do not use an extension cord,

Failure to follow these instructions can result in death, fire,

or electrical shock,

Electrical Shock Hazard

Check with aquabfied electddan or serv[ceperson if you are

in doubt asto whether the appliance is properly grounded. Do not modify the plug if it will not fit the out[e't, Have the proper outlet installed by a qualified electrician.

Failure to follow these instructions can result in death, fire, or electrical shock,

Grounding for a Cord-Connected Appliance

]hi appii_-mcemu_it be grnur_ded in ti_e event of maifi/!_ction or breakdow!_ groundir_g wiii

reduce ti_e risk of eie(tdc _ii_nckby provk::iinga pati_of iea_itre istance for _iectric ¢:urrent VVi_entiffs appiianc:e isequipped with a cord i_avingan equipment_(irour/ding cer/ductnr and a groundir_g piug, tile piu_j mu_¢be piug<]ieciinto an appropriate outlet ti/at i properiy in taiied

and qrou!_ded in accor(:ia!_cewfti/a[i _o(a_.... (:ode and ordinances, or ir_ti_eirabsence, w,th tile

Nationai F-iectricaiCode ANSiiNFPA7(),or ti_e(anadian F-iectricai(ode, (SA (_Vi Do not cut or remove tile grounding prong frnrn tills piug

Improper connection of the equipment-grounding conductor can result in a risk of e[ectdc shock, Check with

a qualified electrician or service representative if you are in doubt as to whether the appliance is properly grounded,

Re[<,rto pages 2_ 28 k>r wiring (iet_iJsfor eiectric dryers, inciuding the grounding requirements for a direct wired appii_nce

Power SUplO"7Cord [Iequiremen s for jo_ioA

for _liectic Mod .Is()nTl,_/

= Oni7 a Ui iited power uppF7 cord kit _;<iuit_;bFeie!/gti_ fi_r

lh__ir_ ail_4ior_and rated I_,_0/240V rain, _0 A and marked with u__for cioti_s dryors _i_aiib_,u_d

o ]hi si_aiiha\/_ rinq _,rrr_inal to conn__ctto th__dryor

= ]h_, Ui :rat_,d tr_,inrdi_f inciuded with ir si_aiibe suitable ior

a i /_"()_8 5rnm) hole

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Connecting by Direct Wire

Power suppiy (abie rnu_itrnatci_ power suppw (4wire or 3wire) and be: Fie×ibie armoured or non metaiiic _ii_ea1:k/edcopper cabie (with ground wire) Ail current carrying

wires rnu_itbe in uialed

10gauge AWGsolid copper wire (do not use aiuminium wire)

Suitable iengti_ for ti_e in_itaiJalion A tii approved strain relief must be used

Grounding for a Direct Wired Appliance

]i_i appiiance muq be conn.,,cted t<; a groundeci met_;i permonent wirir ci ystem, or an

equipment qroundir_q conductor muq b_ run witi_ the (ircuit (ondu(tors and connected 1:othe equipmenl grounding lerrninai on the appliance

PleasereadElectricalrequirementsand grounding instructions on pages22- 23first,

F-iectrk:modeisofthe di'yei"a_emanufacturedfor o'_-wireco!_nectionsystemTile dryerfi'_;me

isgroundedby _linkto _-i/eneutr_Acondu_xoron tile d_yerterr/i!/ai bio_ik.if io_iaicodesdo i/[_

not pei'mitciroundingti/i'ougi/tile nei£i>;i,tile g!ounding linkf!om the terminalblockmustbe ]

removedand _;sep_!!>;te<irourd wiremus_be useal

]he grounding linkon _-i_edi'yermustberemovedfor all4 wire ins dictionsincluding new,

remodelledconsruction,o_mobilehomes

_h_'_e Eie_tricai <o!/_wtio!/i!/stru :tions provide fo_ im <>qii_gth__dryer i_ the foiiowino sitclatio!/ :

} W _@ ror/f]eC1 O I whe_e iOta rO(ieS ermit q_oundinq t/'ouq / t/e /eUtra

.................................. P ...... : ' ' ........ /i/i

° 3 wirecor_nectior_pbs separategroundingconne<torwhereiocaicodesdo not permit

groundingti/!ougi/the neutrai = 4 wireconnection

i:gci_of ti_eaboveconne_:tionsc<;nbe m_,dewi_,i__;n_;ppi'ovedpowersupplycord of bydirect ;]

wiring. E<_,ci/connectioninstructionidentifiesti_eapproprio,te PowerSupplyCordandcovers [

requirementsfor direct wirinq.

For 3-Wire Connections by Power Cords !'/:ii

3wire powersupplycordmusthave1:h_ee_0AWGco_}_}erwi_-esand mar:oha 3w_rereceptacle i!l

ofnMAType-0:s0i< ' ' ://

[I (,/ f! ',if! g (}t I C "0 i]U) ) zl '_"() ()t) (]0"£} () I ,') ]

_,ilit: [:!_< vii _(i/)1 Js:i:> ; d ) ,,':);,':_;I , S i:;i _s_I 7i:)b d< 1'li

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h'h _o:/sd/),, i_, i_s_l,d,'> !_,,,Ji_<:,bl<v,'i 9o _/,,,_,',

4-w r co°° t o°sb>, Cords

4 wire powersuppiycord muq i_avefou_'_OAWGcopperwiresand matci/a ,_wire i'eceptacieof /}'

NMiA iyp_i4-s0r:/]i/#_fourti/wire (ground(ondcl(tor) mdt beidentified byaoreen(over and

the neutralwirebvawi/isecover

4-wir co°= io°sbx Wiring

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3-Wi e ° i....,<....n. (_IO/"/I,'T .( 1,0/,/.>

For use where local codes permit grounding through the Neutral wire, Useapproved :7wire Power SupplyCord or a 3 wire Cablefor Direct Wiring asdescribed on page 24

Remove ti_eterrninai block (over pFate

inert ti_epower (ord with a UL iisted strain reiief through the i_o!e provided in ti_e (abinet near the lerminai bfocL Do not ligi_len strain relief screw unlil wiring connectior_ are complete

No're: a strain reiief rout be used

SC'/'iS ...........................[[1:::.:..:.:..:...'..[]............

s {oosen or remove tile center terminal block screw Connect Ii_e neutrai wire (center) of the power

suppJycord to ti_e center lerminai screw of ti_eterminai bk)cL ]igi_len screw

4 Cor/ne(t tile oti/er wires 1othe upper and lower lerminai block screw marked with the

letter { ]ighlen screw

.E,_ (_ . _e _koaneloft:he dryer Secure5 Refit terminal ,,o K cover bv inerting 1:hetwo 1:absfirt on 1:he. a.. . ....

(o\/_;r wiIP_ so( t.l_i!/q scr_;w

6 ]igi/ten strain reNer<s(rews_

- W II _ _io r/r] _ c t io r/s plLIS____p_r_t_ g roLIndin_ connector

For use where local codes do not permit grounding through the Neutral wire.

tP;e _;pproved wire Power Supply C::ordor _;:7wire Cabie fi'r Direct Wiring a described on page 2_

A separate I OAWGcopper q_ounding wire is required

Remove ti_e terminai bk)ck cover pbte

inert the power suppiy cabie witi/a Ui iisted strain reiiefti/rougi_ ti_e hoie provided i!/ti_e cabinet

near ti_e terminai biock. Do not tigi_ten strain reiief €crew t_ntiiwiring connection are complete

Notesa trair relief melt be uced

3 i:_omovo cor]t(,r t_rrNi!/ai biock scrow

4 Remove appliance ground iink by removing ti_e ground c:or/nector screw (Greenscrew) s Cor/r ect a eparate copper ground wire (!ireer/witi/yeiiow tripe) using ti_e qround connector

screw (Green screw). Make co/rea ring terminai is L/sedwi_enconnecting the ground wire and that

the wire isfirmly secured I:oan adequate grounding path

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Conr/ec:tti_e neutrai wire (center) of the power suppiv cord 1:othe center terminal sc!ew of 1:he ;:

r" i i _ r _.-_......

7 Connect the other wire to tile upper and lower terminai block crew marked with the

I t÷ r i El(, 1 ",

i(_ t( _, f f i_!] c011 SO, OWS ii1

8 7:_ffitW,rminaiblock covor by ir__,rtir_qthe two 1:aDrift or_the rearpanel of the dryer and s(,Ct.lm ill

cov+,rwith s_,curinq ¢cr_\u. i1!iiii

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4-Wi<eH_ (Jo r//</e(i o r/Fi

Useapproved 4-wire Power SuppViCord or a 4-wire CaMefor Direct Wiring asdescribed on page 25, Remove the terminai bio<k cover piate_

2 insert the power supply cabie wisi_a tJi iistecistrain relief tbougi_ ti_e i_o!eprovided in ti_e cabinet

near ti_e termina[ biock Do not li(ii_len strain reiief screw unlii wiring connection are complete Note:a trair relief rout be used

3 F_(,r/()ve (e[iterW_rrNi!/ai bio(k s(rew

4 F_emoveappiiar <:egi'<-)t_!_diink by removing 1:i')eground connector screw ((Jreenscrew)

f',<I::1¢ ,,>plir<:,i!,l_<:>v_<{ back o ; 7 iiir linf,l:<,ll:¢i )n groun/link tit/[;>, 17fi 17_(J

I r _,'elh/<

5 (or_nect <jround wire (qreen) of the power St.li.')i.')iycord to the (jrot.lrsdcondt.lctor (jreen screw+

] i(Thten screw

6 Connect ti_e neutral wire (wi_ite) of the power suppiy cord 10the cenler lerminai screw of the

termi!/a[ bfoci<Ti(Thte!/crew

7 Cormect li_e red wire and biack wire to the upper and lower lerminai biock screw marked with the

letter [ Tigi_te!/screws.

-7

....Refitterminal block cover by.inserting 1:hetwo 1:absfirst on _'<ne.....,ea,,,panelof 1:hedryer and secure

cover with s(<t.lri!/q s( rew_

9 ]i(: i_tenStrain Relief screws

Gas FIeq . in_nn s

n ,n ,aH_,o _r_u<;tconform wi_:i_iocai (iories, or in ti_ abs_n(_ of iocai Cock,, to ti_e Nationc;i

Furl (i_s Code ANSi z_"__'iNFPA $4or the ( anariian Natural Gasand Propane,.............ins aiB1ion (ode,

CSAB149i

£×Dlos[on Hazard

[nsta[Ja'tions must be performed by a qualified or licensed contractor, plumber; or gasfitter qualified or licensed by

the state, province, or region where this appliance is being ins'talledo

Use a new AGA or CSA approved gas supply lineo Install a shuboff valve in an accessible place° Only use a gas shuboff valve approved for use within the state,

province, or region where this appliance is being installed° Securely tighten all gas connections° If connecting to LP Gas, have a qualified person make sure

gas pressure does not exceed 13" (33 cm) water column° Failure to fo[bw these instructions can result in death,

Gas type

You: d:yer mqst i_avethe cor:ect bume: for ti_etype of qas in your i_ome Bume: inh)rmatinn is

io(ated on ti_e ralinq plate in(ated on ti_e rear of ti_e(onsoie if ti_i in/,ormation does not ariree

witi_ the type of ga avaiiabie in your home, co!_tact your iocai Fisi_er& Paykeisuppiier or service

cent(,r

Natural Gas

]his ridge: issupplied ready for use wilh Natu_ai Gas

it isdesklin certifieri by Ui in1:ematio!_aifor i P(Propane or Butane) Gaseswith the appropriate

com/er ion

LP Gas Conversion

,!j .I s

ij_ (ompound or ti_r_,adtap___,ppropriat__to ti__ga type, that is to be u_,d (Natural or r P(}a), o!/the maie thread of aii no!/fitted connection

Never use an open fi_me to test for _t_s leaks

]his dryer wiii operater atisfa(toriJy ' _,_ a_t_,_]a'es ....... ,h

BTUrating indi(ated on ti_e model/serial plate Burner inDdt (.4,, e _", , add,m n,,_ may be required if operating above this eievatio!/

]he dryer, musl be disconnected from the g_s supply,..... svslem during any _p,ressd_e......._es,Fn]:

,h, _o of 6_OOft(;,_O00rr0aLove seaieveJat _'_

Gas Ignition

]i% dryer ha an automatic i_)niiyionsyst_,m1:oignite the bu!ner ]here is no pilot fi_me burning

in this dryer

Connecting to the Gas Supply

1 ]i_e qa_iuppiy ii!/e si/ouid De ,,i,i!/ci_

2 An individual manu_,ishutoff valve must be instaiied on ti_eg_s supply line witi_in c)ft(18m) of

the dryer, in accordance witi_ tile Nalionai FuelGasCode ANSi Z;?_ iiNFi>A 54 for the iinited Statesor in accordance witi/tile B149i Naturai Ga_iand Propane instaiialion Code for Canada

s An 7_inci_ NPTpiug(ied tapping rout Deinstaiied to aiiow tile ga_ iniet pre sure to be ci_ecked

it mug De accessibiefor the lest gauge conneclion and immedialeiy up tream of the gas connection to ti_edryer

....... . o ....... _ ._ _ _ i_iiW'i'

" <.... I < <....... F ) F ¢ ' <........ < "....

4 A iisb<Jconnuc1:orirhcor,_piiar_c(_with ANSi Z2i .24/CSA0.i0 must be used to conr_e(t the d!w>!-

I:o1:h<_qa¢ ¢uppi7 iii

5 if fiexibie tubinq i u_eci,aneibow sh<>uidbe in taiied on the pipe at the back of ti_e dryer for

.................................................... ; ................... }/ .....

moved back Usea fiexibie tubinq connection kit that i_asde iqned for bse or/a cioti/es dryer

ir_tructio!i¢ ¢uppik,d with I:11<,kit.

Copp_,rtubi!/O houid r_oti)_,u_,d for bia1:u_ai(;a arid if u_,d for i P(;a, ii:rout be i P (;a

tOYoul [ i)/el ModeL.

<o r<,patii:S,

7 [}ist:or/!/<,(t and dis<a!d o!d fbxibk' tublnq. s The qas pipe timt comes out of tile rea_of vou_drve_ i_asor/it a/_" NPTmaie ti_read Remove

1:heprotective cap and appiy ceaAngcompound or tape I:othe 1:hread] hread seai_n1:shouid be

appropriatei<)rthe1:w)eofg_ 1:obeued ]

/, ..........

@ "%<_)... /

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Comple = Coone< o

9 is(_wr(<]c/(% o iq[stt_]a o ] s )J do ]( o\/o'tqi/t,]

.................. ' ...... ] ...................... ' .... 1

lo Open t_e<_assupp y vave a/d chef <a o its by b'u_/ir]r or] a r]c)r]c()r'o ve ea<detett ng ii:

, ...... = , ,- ................ ] _ .......... } ............................... (

SOt/tOt] Bubb n_ w }dtatea e:_k _fa_ e:_<sa'e[ound cioselhevaive_mmed_aleivand coned the ieaks Relest and repeat untii no ieaksa!e fi)und

___________

Leveil MacIhi/r_T,e

Ci/e<kthe dryer i ievei,and mak(-,!_e<esaryadjustments to the fro!it

ieveiiing feet ]he, a, ....... ...... }/ieveiiing/#,__tart, self adlus in_

Fi_r_T,aIi_r_staIiIiatiorr_(h ecIi<List

Checkti_at:

r..)_a_i,_or flexible me_,a_foil i used i!/ti_e exi/aust dueling _

No I _t F-xi/austi rigid ducting or ti/ick waii fiexibie metai ducting_

Aiijoints in ti_eductinq are made witi_ duct tape_it must not he connected with screwsor other fa tening devices wi%i_ extend into the inside of the duct

Ducting is ciean and iscormected to the dryer in errs are fitted to ti_etwo front f(_et

Dryer i ievei acrossthe fro!<

Additionally for Electdc Dryer Models Only, Check:

if instaibtior_ is 208V,specbi (qoment kit i_asbeon fitted (se(,paqe 2_) Dryer is piuq(ied or directly wh-ed into an approved fitting and is properly grounded

Dryer starts, i_eats,cools and siml oE Customer has been shown how to use the dryer

Additionally for Gas Dryer Models Only, Check:

Dryer i piuq(]_*dinto an approved fittinq and i properiy grounded Aii fitting in the ga iine are tested for leaks F-xhausttemperature increa es, to confirm ignition i_a_occurred

if ignition doe not occur initia[Jy,it may be due to air in ti_egas line or low voltage power suppiy

]i_e ias reqiuiator vaive may faii to open if file power supply faiis beiow] 05Vo!ts

if the gas fails to flow or doe not ignite, tile dryer wiii aulomalicaliy switch oE

Cu tomer i_asbeen si/own how to ue the dryer

Note;

Aii dryers have adrum fever ai f_atqre to reduce ciothe tar/riie Throuqhout the drying cycie Ik_emotor wiii run for four minules, then stop and run in tk_eopposite direction for forty seconds

before reversing agai!<

Electric Shock Hazard

Read and follow the Important safety instructions outlined in this User

Guide before operating this appliance, pages 6 - 8,

Failure to do so can result in death, electric shock fire or injury to persons,

(iose supervision isnecessary ifti/is dryer isused by or near ci_iidre!/i)o not aiiow ci_iidre!/to pby inside, around or witi/ti/is dryer or any oti_er appiiance_

% ",

Smart Loading

]he new erqonomic design of ti/i dryer means iess be!/dir/ci Simpiy

move ciothes flora the wasi_er I:othe d_yerwiih minimai ei/ort

Superior Clothes Care

Superior (bd_es _.a_eisaccompiisi_ed by an e[ficient i_iqh airfiow fan

and carefui i_eat contro! Ti_e_i/3dJrtLoo{:/T'ciryer provid:iesti_e dgi/t

heat for temperature sensitive deiicate articies whiie sdii ei1]dentiy

drying more robust reguBr and denim bad

Reverse Action Tumbling

]he drum reverses re_juia_iy,so you_ciothes d_y more eveniy without

roping or tangiing

Lint Bucket

]i_e ii!/t fiiter is automati(aliy s(raped (iean dud!/q ti_edryi!/q cycie

and ti_e iint i deposited into ti_e lint bu(ket No touci_ing or _<raping

lint any more Airflow is more efficienl a it isnever restricted by a biocked fiiter

Perfect with the Fisher & Paykel Smart Drive _'_Washer'

]he dryer combined witi_ the <,mdJrtDr/vc,"w_,i_er' superior pin

performance and qukk cycle times will cut laundry turn _,round time by up to one thh-d,redudng the dine you spend doing Bund_y

Stainless Steel Drum

Beinq stainiess steei, ti% d_qm is not oniy more hygienic, ii"saiso more _esiJienland easier1o keep iooking good

A. Sorting

<n,-*_.,.,(ioti_es of similar types and ioads that take simiia_times I:od_v (ReferI:oSortinc; pale _7)

B. Loading

load cio i_esno i_igi_elti_n ti_e t_an pa_entsection of the iint bud<e,: (ReferI:o ioading pa]e _7)

C. Lint Bucket

{he(kto seeifthe iint E, , t

the iintreaci_esthetopofthelranspa_enlsection(, f .....o[int

Bucket page 38)

ed(Ke, needs emptyinq_ Empty befoi'e

D ............................... i ..........

_ POW_t Drying Frofftess

Air Bry Defi_'ate Petmat_nt Regular Denim

[!iiiiiiiiii!!iiiiiiiii;_,_,,,_,,...........

(7_\i s ;s*/ ....

ffryH_g Da,ssp Dry Ex_t_ _ry [/_fll f_

$m_t 7_¢h Cycles

D. Press Power'

B Wrinkle Free

Ti% option reduces ti_e _' ....... d<e,n,o_ of wdnkies forrsinq in qai'ments wi_en tile dryinq cycie

r ,_e _nesw ,nod, heat. ibis fea1:u_ecan be used inhasfir/isi/ed by periodically turnbiing *' c <>*_ :t'

coqunction with any cycle (Re[erto pade ,0)

R Smart Touch Cycles

{i_oose ti_eSmart iouci_ cy(ie ti_at most i'epresents ti_eitems in your ioad You_d_yer defauits I:o

the REGULARcycle,,1:oci'/ange it .Press.... any,oi; the other cycle._''}4,,o._st

4 _

(o n roIIPan II

G. Auto Sensing

] i_ereare five automatk: dryness ievei: DAMP, DAMP/DRY,DRY,DRY/EXTRADRYAND EXTRA DRY Ti_esefive <ietting d_yyou_ clothes I:odiM,rent de_jre_,sdepending on the iovef of d_yness you would iike

EXTRADRY ]i% is mainly for items na y_J wa,_, ,o store (ie_ pi_(:ein a drawer, (:upboard or wardrobe) By usinq ti% settin i you eiimina1:ethe p }ssi }iiity of'musty smeiis'1:ha1:commonly

occu_when items a_estored in adamp, s<a_ _e....

DRY Dries clothes I;o a ievei where they are co!/sidered 'dry', so g_rrnents can be worn

DAMP Dries tile ciothes to a level wi_ereriley are considered 'moistt it isdesigned for dentate, iigi_t weigi_t fabrics and rarities ofci<:>ti_ingwhich you want to _,-_ d_y

_ _ (,( / _..... r

hO,] _,

[

0 E_b'a atyO 8_lm_x 0 Dry 0 40mA_

Dry Dry

H. Drying Progress

]hese lights show the drying procjressso you can see at a cji_nce where the d_yeris at

I.Time Dry

<_m,_;rtLo_;d_''i_asti_ee timed (y(ies ]bese (y(ies have set dryinq times of either JO,40 or 80 minutes and include a COOL DOWN function if seJected,yotJ_d_yerwin d_y for the specified period of time

J. Start

PressSTART/PAUSEI:o start your machine

(!uicI!<Sta:t

Fire Hazard

Only dry fabdcs that have been washed with water° Do not use heat to dry articles containing foam rubber or

similarly textured rubber.4ike materia[so Dry on the Air Dry cyc[eo A clothes dryer produces combustible lint and must be

exhausted outdoorsoTake care to prevent the accumulation of lint around the exhaust opening and in the surrounding area°

Failure 'to follow these instructions can result in death or persona[ injury°

E×p[osion Hazard

Keep flammable materials and vapors, such as gasoline, away from dryer°

No washer can comp[etdy remove o& Do not dry anything that has ever had gasoline, o[[ or anything

flammable on it (including cooking o[[s)o Failure 'to follow these instructions can result in death or persona[ [njuryo

1 PressPOWER 2 _ F _, Cycie 3 Ci_ooe i_uw d_yyou 4 ihes'_START

want vou_ciothes

o #_,,,_ o 2om#J

L....... _ry B_y

_:',,I_,o r_,<iu_owrinkbs

if you : __" lores'-,WRINKLEFREE

Using Your Dryer

Ci_e(k11/_,care _..... _ _ _.....

r_corr_ m_nci ..... 4r

...... aoe s ,_ c_e, _eqarr_ent to determine whether the g_rrnent manufacturer

:qm,)e (,, y_ncj(ee care iabeJsectiorO.

1.Sorting

it is bestti_,t you soft your <i<-_,rmentsbe[ore pi<>dnqthem into ti_edryer_Sort into load of simiiar types, and load lhal lake similar limes Io dry

Heavier items (e.c7 towels, t-shirts and fiannei sheets) are best dried separateiy from iigi_tweigi_t items (e.g_<iynti_etics, po!y cotton si_eet<_and <d_irt<OThis prevent<_tl_e pos ibihty of some item becoming over dried whiJt oti/ers are <_tiJJdamp

it wiff also help 1:oextend the iife of your clothing and iinen

Dryin<7your ciothes as soon as the wasi_er i_asfinisi_ed wiff decrease the (bance of wri!/kies and ti_e ci_anceof dye

<,anf, t,},n colored item 1:owhite item

We recommend ti_at article of d __ a_eturned insicie out to ensure ti_e screen printinq does

not stick to the d_um Garments with hooks or zippers need to be ;sstened and where possible turned inside out Pb,ce underg_,_merits in a net bag 1:oprovide protection flora other

i_emsin the load

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2. Loading

Garmer_t need to be loaded properiy to reduce ti_e iikeiii_ood of ti_em wrinkiin<-_and to ensure ti_e load is drk,d

evenly Make surethere i ample room for ti_egarments to tumbie freeiy wi_iJedryi!/g, load i!/terms of tile <_paceti_e garmenls lake up when dry, ralher than when they arewet

]he general rule isone wash load one dryer load

Oniy ioad ti_edryer up to ti_e top of the transparent section of ti_e iint bu(ket_ i oading any i_k}her may result in uneve!/drying, tangJing, wrinkling and the dryer becoming

overloaded

it isa good icieato dry'permanent press'type garments 1o_]eti_erin aseparate (ycJe witi_ the WRINKLE FREE option turned on ]his win heJp reduce wnnkfes and the need for ironing

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3. Lint Bucket

]i_e <,m_JrtLodJdT''dryer' iint removai syqem i unique

iMiike oti_er dryers, ti_e <JrrldJrtLood_''dryer automaticaiiy _emovesthe iint ibr you aiJyou have to do istip the iint

out!

]he iir/t filter isi_id(:ier/bei/ind ti_e iint bucket As tile air

passe througi_ ti% filter ti_e iint i (aucii_t on ti_e fine mel_ O!_(e the iint is about ,'_'(2ram) ti%k it (omes

into (onlact witi_ a scraper wi%i_ depo its it into ti_e bu(ket ]hi pro(ess isautomaticaiiv per/ormed every limeiinl buiid upohlhefiiter

Apart from the benefit of not i_aving to scrape ti_e iint after every (v(ie, it aio meam ti_e drying efficien(v i

not af/_,cted bv lint build up during the drying cvcie

The ii!/t bucket is iocated inside tile dryer on tile iefi

hand side You (an remove it by ge!/tiy puiii!/q ti_e handie and iifting outward it siots easiiv back into piace

]his iint bucket does not need 1:obe cieaned asreguiariv

a other dryer'_ lint filter _The lint bucket or/iv needs 1obe emptied be[ore the iinl reaches the lop of the

tran parenl section

_p!:y/_efoet s

ev, I is ea_ ed

It is important that you run your dryer with the lint bucket in place at all times,

4. Power

Toturn on your dryer, pressti_e POWERbutton iocated at the top

Jeff:hand corner of the contro! paneJ

Powsr

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5oSelecting a Cycle

You_dryer i_asa Number of SMARTTOUCH CYCLESti/at can be used 11od_ydii%rent types

Smart Tout# Qycles

Air Dry Delicate Permanenf Regular Denfm

Sei_c:ta drying cycle,ti_at rnatci_esti_e type of load you artsdryin i. [:)i/:fl÷_rt_ntfabrics i_avt_diff_rent dryin(i requh-t,ments,so it is important to ( hoost_ti_e cycle ti_at bestdt,sc_ibesthe load if y()u_ Mad contains mainly delicate items it is best yOt select ti_e DELICATEcycle.

if you are unsure of ti_etemperature to seiec:tfor a ioad, it's best 1oseiect a lower i_eat rather than a higher heat,eg the DELICA-[Eor PERMANENTPRESScycie in tead of the REGULARcycie

AIR DRY Foritems requiring drying witi/out i_eat Perlt,ct/or airing cioti'/es or 1:ofreshen up garmenls lhal have been packed in a suitcase or drawer

DELICATE For i_eatsensitive items, rids cycie usesa low i_eat.Use tiffs setting wi_e!/(:are iabeJs recommend low i_eatsetting or 1orgarmenls with a synlhetic fiber conlenl, where overheating couid cause damage 1:ofiber

PERMANENT PRESS Fordrying iightweigi_t fabrics. A medium i_eatis used to reduce wrinkles Meal for iightweigi/t cotton, (auai and items iabelled 'tumbie dry witi_ a medium

hea11]his cycie aulomalicaliy seiects li'/e WRINKLEFREEoption 1o reduce wrinkies

REGULAR For drying cienerai cottor/s suci/as si_eets, sweats and knits.This cycie uses a high heat 1:odry ciothes quickiy Suitabie ik)r garment iabeiied 'tiJmbie dryt

P_'ess

DENIM For drying denims or simiiar i_eavywei_-ii_titems like jeans and tMck toweis wMch are buik_Jor have thick earn ]he DENIM Cycie ha been taiJored 1:oadequateJy dry these item

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Wrinkle Free

Minimizes ti_e iikeiihooci of wrinkles forming in ciothes if you are not able 1o unload the dryer straigi_1away

WRINKLEFREErotates ti_edrum periociicalJy after tile cy(ie i_as fi!%i_ed,tumbling and biowinq (ooi air ti_rougi/ti_e (ioti/e to ensure ti_ey remain wrinkle free WRINKLEFREEusesvery little power and

will continue Forup to }_4hrsor until tile dryer i turned of After completinq each tumble Sm_JrtLo_;d_"will give an find of Cycle' beep

I:oremind you that the load is dry and can be removed

To stop WRINKLEFREEpress eiti_erPOWERor START/PAUSE

<;m,_;rlLo_d_''wiJJopen the drum door and uniock the iid so you can remove you_ clothes

WRINKLEFREEcar/be seJectedor/any cycie and (:an be turned ON or OFFat any time during ti_e(y(ie ]his option isaulomalicaiiy seiected o!/the Permanenl Presscy(ie

Wi_iJeWRINKLEFREEisin motion, only ti_e WRINKLEFREEiight, the CYCLEiigi_t and the LID LOCKEDiight wiii be iit

6° Selecting the Dryness Level

]i_e desired d_ynessieveJcan be aiiered ]here a_eiive d_yness ieveJs1ochoose beiween

EXTRA DRY DRY EXTRA DRY

DRY DAMP DRY

o DAMP

Wdnkle Free

Ref(,rto page 35 fi}r Dryness [evd descriptions

]i_e dryer de[auits I:o the DRYsetting_io ci_ange ti%, press

eiti_erti_e tip or down arrow to move Io your tie ired dryne s ievei if you (hoose ti_e DAMP/DRY or DRY/EXTRADRYsetting, two iights wiJJbe dispJayed

At ti_e end of ti_ecycie, if the cioti_es are stiiJdamp or are too dry, next time just adjust ti_e dryness ievd on the touch pad to meet your per onai prel_,rences

0 Dam#

Auto Dry

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7° SeHecting the Drying Process

] i_ere_,retwo ways in which you_d_yeris abie to d_yciothes; by usinq AUTO SENSINGor by using THMEDRY

AUTO SENSIW} When AUTOSENSINGisselected Smt;rtLod£:/T''aut<::xmaticaily

sense ti_e dryness ieveJof tile load and turn off wi_en tile ciothes are dry Sm#;rtLo_,dT"sinternai (ornputer meacures ti'/e moisture conte!/t of ti_e load using metai censing bars and together witi_ atemperature sensor determine wi_en the ciothes i_avereached tile _eiected dryness ieveJ(Rel_,rto page 40 Seiecting ti'/e Dryness ievei)

For optimum (ioti_es (ai% mat(h ti_e(y(ie to ti_eioad AUTO SENSINGoften provide tile Ee '

energy costs than TB4EDRY

"TIMEDRY ] i_ereare three timeci cycies You(_,n ci_oose between 20,

40 and 80 minutes. A COOLDOWN period of 10 minutes is included in ti_e80 minqte _-_,nd40 minute cycle ]he 20 minute cycle hasa 5 mir ute COOLDOWN pe!iod

Toseiect a timed (ycie, press ti_e down arrow on ti_eTIME DRY seie_:tion Ti_eAUTO SENSINGlight wiii switch off Now seiect the time you want you_d_yer to _un for

, Ds, _esultsand ieads to iower

0 Extra Dry

°,

_{ Dry

0 Damp

Auto

Dry

0 41 m_n 0 20 rain

Auto $ensing

Ti_rougi/out ti_ecycie, the progress iigi/ts above ti_e SMART TOUCHCYCLEbutton ifinai your k:_ad'_progres ]his i an in@cation of i_ow dry your ioad is Ti_ebad wiii continue drying unlii the lime you have set i_a¢eiapsed

During TIME DRY,the dryer does not sensewhen the clothes are dry, This may cause over-drying, We recommend that you dry your clothes for a slightly shorter time than you think they need, or check on them regularly (to avoid over-drying),

8. Beginning Drying Cycle

()nee yo/i_ave (:i_osena[[yocl! desired e_ ,s ,,_nIs, pressSTART/PAUSE(located on the _ight hand skie of the control panel)

You wilei_earafew new sounds ti_a1:you may not i_aveheard from your previous dryer. These noises are normal an<]are related 1:o .:>rncArtLocA7'__''locking 1:heik] an<]closing 1:hedrum door

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9. Stopping Your Dryer

Your <_rn_rtlo_JdTM dryer can be * , : o_'s,opp 1during any stage of the d_ving process, to allow you I:o check on your load or add/remove clothes

]b do tills, pressSTART/PAUSE] i_erewiii be a siigi_tdeEay L_Lo_k_

asti_e drum <i[ow<idown and <_topsin the open positior_ (approximateiy 15seconds)Duri!/g ti_eopeni!/g <_eqt/e!/ce,ti_e

LID LOCKEDikyi_twin fiasi_,once ti_e drum i statior/ary the iight win be extinguisi/ed, you can then open the iid

Ho'te: if the cVde is interrupted before it progresses into COOL DOWN, pa_tsof the d_um may be hot

To start your dryer again, press START/PAUSE

10. Changing Cycles Dunng Operation

if you wish to ci/anqe the dryi!/<] cycie you i_'.veci_oso!/after tile maci/ir/e i_a<i_'.ireadybe(Tun dryinc7,pressyour new (y(ie eiectior/on tile control par/eL if tile pro_]res iicyhtshave begun I:o advance through the cycie, you win need I:oturn the dryer off and start afresi_

11° Fabric Softener Sheets

if you want to u<i__fabric softener si_e_t, you rout enu_e ti/at they a_eiabeibd 'dryer saf_,'t Aiwaysfi;iiow the instructiord orsthe packa 7incj.Do not place them in a d_ve_with warm clothes a<iti_ere i a ci_ancethe fsbric softener may stain clothes Only use a softener si_eetonce, then discard it

12. Beeps

At the end of ti_ecycle, ti_e dryer wiii beep to let you know ti_at ti_e load isfini hed Ti_edrum win at£omalicaiiy come Io rest in the open position, aiiowing you Io open the iid and remove your load

] 3. Finishing your Cycle Early

NormaNy <im_;rtLoc_d_''win advance ti_rou<]htile ploqress b_ht a it d_k,sand wiii switci_off once it has(ornpiete(:i COOL DOWN if you wish to finisii you_dryinq cvcie ea_iv7ou can pressAIR DRY1:oadvance

ii I-oti% COOL DOWN mode_

]i_e COOLDOWN mode means tile eiernents wiJJswitci/off and tile cioti/es

aretumbied witi_out i_eatWi_en <,/'r_c;rtLoc;cJ_''<_enesti_e(ioti_es are (ooi it wiii _,,utomaticaiiy si_utdown (this takes J 70 minutes d%)endin_] on the siz(_

of your load) Noto:

The COOLDOWN rnodt_is oniy a(tivat_,d if your dryt_ri_aspro(yressedpastti/<_DRYING pro(p,ss

iigi/t if die DRYINGpro(Iress iight is s1:iiigiowi!/g and you pr_,ssAIR DRYyou_ dryer win swit(h I:oti_e AIRDRY (y(it _and will dry (or 80 mir/ut_d (the default AIRDRYsetting)YotJ can stop vot.l! d_verat any stag__bV pressing START/PAUSE

Air Dry

Dryii, g P/,ogH Liglhts

Drying Progress Lights

] i_ereare five pro(7_essiiqhts io(>;ted above ti_e SMART TOUCHCYCLESti_a1:let you rnor/itor ti_e progressof you_load

so you can 1:eJJat:a gJance where the d_yer is up to

VVi_enti_e dryer is started, ti_e DRYINGiigi_tappears, you know that the d_yeris in the process of d_ying the load

Wi_enti_e dryer sensesti_at the load is begin!_inc71:odry, the DAMP iicTi_twin qiow (ti_e DRYINGiiqi_t wiii ssiii be on) Once

tile DAMP ievei is reached, the DRYINGiight win be turned of[, leaving oniy ti_e DAMP iiqi_t on At I:i% sta<3e,ti_e dryer win

sound a coo/pieof beep 1oindicate ti_at deiicate, ikyhl weighl fabrics and garments can be removed from the dryer

When the dryer senses that load is DAMP/DRY, both the DAMP and DRYlights win be o!/

]i_e DAMP ik]ht win be exti!/7uished when tile _

_(,aqi dry, ieavinq only the DRY_M_,:_n, <,,_[f you haveci_osen the DRY settin_ the d_yer will progress to COOLDOWN

f you i_aveseiected a ar_[_errsetting oti_er titan ._e"qefa_ 4," s ,_,/_ (e. DRY)ti_e iights will continue through the _emaining

progress iigh1:s Referto pac;e40

D_y/ng Frog_es$

Drying D_mp Dry Exlr_ Dry ¢_el D_,w_

Dryf_g Progress

Drying D_mp Dry Exfr_ Dry £e_l Deem

DryMff Preg_ess

DtyM_ Damp Dry Extra Dry Coo} D_w_

fl_'yi_ff Progress

DryMg D_mp Dry Ez_r_Dry Co_I De_rs

DrFM_ Damp Dry E_r_ Dry Cee_D_w_

DryD_ D_mp Dry Extra Dry Cee_D_wn

D_yi_ Pr_ff_ss

OrpMg D_mp Dry Exfr_ Dry C_I Dow_

]i_e COOL DOWN light wiii come on wi_en <;m_;rlLo#;d_'is in ti_e process of cooiinq down ti_e dry io_;dThis iswi_ere ti_e

io<-;disturnbied witi_ no heat, decre<:_sinc7ti_e need for ironing COOL DOWN wiiJ continue until ti_e dryer sensesti_e cio_hes have been cooied down sufficiently ]he exception isTIME

DRYwhich has a fixed COOL DOWN period

Drying PrD#_eSS

Damp Dry Exfra Dry C_#_D_w_

DryD_#

Lid Lock

Your _rrltJrtLo_JdT'dryer iocks its iid at ti_t,start of ti_e drying cycle, proviciing added safety for you and your family wi_iit, it isopt_rating

]-his lock _nsu!_s 1:h_lid cannot be opened whii_ the drum is

rotating

]i_e LID LOCKEDi[gi/t (above tile START/PAUSEbutton) (omes on

wi_en the lid i k;ckeci ifti_e LID LOCKEDiigi/t i fia_ii_ing,ti_eLID LOCKis i!/ti_e proce of

locking or unlocking During this stage,the lid still cannot be lifted

]i_e iid must be (iosed before ti_edrying (y(ie (an start if STAAT/

PAUSEi pres'_edwith ti_e i[d open, tile maci_ine wiJJbeep,to qgnai that tile i[d neecis1o be (iosed. Once the i[d i_a_been (iosed and

START/PAUSEi pre sed,the LID LOCKwiJJbe activated and the drying cycle wiii begin

Power Faihre if the power i cut wi_ik' your <Jmd_rtLo_d_''dryer is op_rotinci, the

lid will be unlocked in some circumst,_nces ti_e drum door m_,y not be _wtomaticaiJ7 opened if ti% occurs it is besl if ti_e dryer is not inter;_,red wi_h When the power isrestored the d_yer will automatically resume operating. However if it does not _,utomaticaJly open, firq ciose the iici and _tarl ti_edryer in the usuai manner, after 5 secor/ds pres_iSTART/PAUSEThis wiii caue <Jm#HrtLo_d_''1:oopen correctly with the lid unlocked

_,,,,,,,,,,Md Locked

if it is abso!utei7 necessary to remove some items belore power is restored foiiow tile _itepsbeiow:

1 F-murelhedryeri diconnectedfromlhepowersuppi7 2 Open tile iid (ti_i wiJJairead7 be u!fio(ked) 3 ()n tile Jeffi_andsicieof the dryer ti/ere isa ti_umb tab ti_at

appears whe!/the drum i (iosed Pressti_e ti_umb tab, while rotati!/ci ti_e drt/m by i_and away from you (pui_ the drum toward the back of tile dryer)

4 Ho!d the li_umb tab down untii ti_e drum starls opening.

Keep totaling li_e drum unlii it is fuii7 open and it comes 1oa stop Now you can remove items from ti_e dryer drum

7 Ciose the iid once you i_averemoved desired item

Fieconnect the power supply 1oyour dryer

]i_e drum door wiii automaticaii7 dose and the dryer wiii resume

normai operalion when power is restored

Ca'e _'eliH_Lab_ s

Bebw i a seiection of (:are iabei ymbo[ tidal garment m,mufaclurers use to si_ow i_ow ti_eir

qarme!/t shouid be dried We've cor_vertedthee symbol into tile (y(qes and i_eatsettir/qs that we recommend you qse in ti_e Srr_;rlioc;o'T''dryer Bv fo!iowing our recommendation, you (::an enure lhal your clothes win retain ti_eir appearance over time

T, F _I

d,rhJ e Normai i)_rrNaN{_N_ Pres% i)eiicate [)o not

Additionai [)ryi!_g

instruclions

Any Heat

MangI:o [)rv

low No Meat

_)_-i Shade

,y ,r]

[DryFiat

..... "e-i ¸ e,

EHyli/, Sp_ allIt_ms

]her_ _artssome artick,s ti_at need to be drieci a special way i-Mforeyou dry any item that is

not dt_scribed it/_l'rldJrtLocJd_"scycbs (pag_ 3()),ref_,r1:othe tabb below Always _ern_mbt_rto ik0iiowthe ma!_ufactur_u-'sinstrqctions

Pillows

Blankets

P_astic Foam mbbe_

Rubbe_-backedproducts

Check the care label can the pillow be dried in ti_e dryer?

bo not d_y f,oamn./bber pillows it is important ti_at before _>bcin<]_,piiiow in ti_e dryer you cite( k

Check the pillow at regular intervais

Note: it i important to completely dry ti_e pillow to prevent mildew from/orming,

Check ti_e care label can the bianket be dried in the dryer?

include 4 - Smedium sized towel along witi_ tile blanket for

cushioning Ti% will help stop shrinkage from over tumbling

if you are drying morelhan one bBnket, enurelhey do not sit higher than the top of the lint bucket, otherwise there will not

be enougi_ space for ti_em to tumble Choose the DELICATEcycle and set 20 minutes drying dine On completion, remove ti_e bBnket, q/ake and, if neecied,

stretci_the blanket back to its original q_ape Placeit back in the dryer and repeat until ti_e bianket isdry,

Note: it i important 1ocompieteiy dry ti_e bianket to prevent

miidew from/orming,

Do not dry products (ontaininci foam rubber_plastic or rubber or a!_ycycle other than AIR DRY,

Dryinc/theetypesofgarmenl on any cycle otherlhan AIR DRY

isa FIRERISK

I_ - _ r" ""¸¸ CDrying Sp ciall It

Ext_a _arge items Check ti_ecare Jabei- can item be dried in the dryer?

(i_cludi_g bedspreads tJ_;ea i(_wheat _;etting We recommend the DELICATEcycle and a_d comfo_ters) AUTO SENSING.

Seiect the DRY/EXTRADRYDryness Levei it is best to ( i_eckthe item i_aifw_ythouqi_ the cycle to enst re

even dryinq if ti_eitem contains; ff,ati_ersadd a i_eavyitem (e_qa wet towel

tied in a krot) to the load to help fluff the comforter. F-nure ti_e load does not sit i_igi_erthan ti_etop of ti_e lint

bucket beiore qarting ti_e cycie_

"_[} Dryer" Dry_Clea_it_g Fnsure ti_edry cieaning prod_ct is recommended for :e in a

P_'oduc'ts domestic dryer.

Follow the manufacturers instructions for how to prepare the load Set ti_edryer to ti_e PERMANENTPRESScycie, ti% cycie usesa

medium heal Seiect TIME DRY[,,}r40 minutes_ At ti_e end of ti_e cycie remove ti_e d_y cie,-;ningproduct from

the machine and continue 1:ofollow ti'/e d_y cleaning product's instructions_

Drying Times

Dryinq tim<,scan be af[(,cted by a number of factor inciuding: ]he cycie chosen

i oad size Sizeof tile item

]ype of fi,bric i oad wetness

i ocation of ti_edryer Venling meti_od

Heat u_ied(electric, naturai ga or i P ga) Condition of exhau t ducts

(ban your dry_u-vviti__ _ofi damp cloth _mdvqp_-,dry Do not uv_ scouring cieaners asthey can damage the paint and plastic surfaces

Removing the Lid

You can remove ti_e iid for cie_-_,ni!/c;.Opt,!/ti_e iid fuiiy, i/o!d one side witi_ one i_andand tap ti_e other qde witi_ an upwards motion, ib

replace tile lid, i_oid tile lid verticaiiy and align both hinges before

clicking back iNtO place

Pre-Treatment Sprays

Do not uv_ pre treatme_ t pr_,y or iiquids on or neor your dryer a_thoy <:andamac/o your machine's contro! panel _,_swell as _,nyof its pbstk p_u'ts Damage 1:oyou_dryer caused by pre

treatment products will not be covered by you_ wa!!ant,

Stains

if _tainsappear inide ti_e drum of your machine, mix a detergent and waler paqe (or u_e a non flammable iiquid cleaner) and wipe over tile stain witi/a _oft cioti/]Xen tumble o!d toweJs for ;'0 40 minules o!/the AIR DRYsetting 1o remove aii traces oflhe cieaner

Lint Bucket

]he ii!/t bucket wiii ne_<i1:obe empti_<:ibe[ore the ii!/t reaci_esti_etop of tile tr_,n parent section A lint bucket ti4at isnot fuii ensures your cJoti4e'swiii remain lint free and your dryer wiii operale al maximum efficiency

Reguiarly inspect the outdoor exhaust opening Remove any accumuiated iint from this area and any surrounding area

Ensurethat tile areaarour/d tile dryer is kept ciear and free from combustibie materials, gasoiine and oti/er flammable vapors or liquid F!/sureaio that ti_edyer area iskept clear and free from

item lhal wouid obstruct the fiow of combustior_ and venliialion ah-

f ) Ser eeps For Hel!p

, _t I iYour _,mtJr;Locr/TMdryer is caoabie of diac/nosing it own _.o_r;es.if your dryer give a muqcai

seriesof beeP every Second, it's te[Jinc_ ,L......, you _a, it ha_a warning wi%h you _/igi_1:be able to

solve t.I iN(} 1:hechecklist below (it' 1:hesame sound _JmcJrlLo_r/T''makes when yot.i pit.lrj it iN)

ook a...../ .............. of iigh1:son , find out: what:Drobiem your dryer isexperiencing

if you are '4nar}__ ,o solve,1:he,Drobiemfrom 1:heci_eckiist below tail for service

]i% ik]ht indicales ti_ere is anairflow restrictk;n and your ciothes wiii take ionger to dry.

?ossibiereason for the airflow re trictior/couid inciude:

Your lint bu(ket i too full i_emove ti_e lint from ti_e iinl bu(ket, then run ti_e dryer on any cycle for a few mint tes with no load to remove any lint till trapped in the dryer. Empty the lint

Ci_eckti_eexi/aust system Ti_edueling could be restricted, squasi_edor biockt<i_ istile piping

bert, kinked or (iog(led? [)oe_ it need to be cleared?

Ciosethe lid and press STAfiWPAUSE.

if ti_e lid isairead},,closed, open the lid and close it again then pressSTART/PAUSE Disconnect from the power (either by unpiuggin i the dryer or turning off the _.ir_.uit breaker

that uppiie it)Wait iO seconds, reconnect and tryturning it on again

]he machine is unabie to ciose the drum ciueto (ioti/es i!/terlerir/g witi/ti_e closing

me( ha!_isrn.F_emoveany articies that are interiering with the drum door and dry thee in ti_e next ioad

isyour ioad higher than tile top of tile ii!/t bu(ket? i:_emove_iomearti(ies and dry ti/ese i!/tile next load

i" it( 4_ Gt 7o_ _,7 :i (onti!/uaiiy beeping and one or more oft:he progress iigi/1:sis fishing, afauit ha

occurred whici'/requires !epair from your Service Agenlx

P_es'<......../q:tile POWEA r}j_E,*, r),/once will stop, ti_e 'beeph_,:__'_ but: wiii stiii display ti_e fault code_ We

recommend ie_winc/the maci_ine in _i_is mode as 1:hefal.lit code wiii enable 1:heservice person I:o quickly k4en1:ify 1:hecause of 1:heproblem

.......ouIbII Shoo ir" T,ft

isthe dectricai cord piugged in? if not plug the cord ir if ti_de is aswitch, is it switched on?

Could your i_ousehoki pow_,r supply be,at fault? (if your pkg is suitable, t_y pk gginci anoth_r eb,ct_icaf appliance into the same outlet)

(heck you_ house circuit breakersand ft/ses if ti/ey are,at fault contact an eiect_k:ian.

isthe dry_r set to the ,giFtDRYcycb? isthe gas turntd on? (GasiLPGdryo_so!iy) Hasthe drye_ progressed to COOLDOWN (Cii_ck tile ProgressJigiits)_

if the probbm persists c_il for service

isti_e dryer set on DAMP?

T_yselecting a i_igher d_ynessJevek

isthe drum warty'; If not, isti_e d_yerset to AIR DRY? if you i/ave _"gas dryer, istile gas turned on? is your i PGbottle empty?

Try drying similar weight clothes togeti_er_

if the probJem persists c_,iJ]t}r service.

isthe lid open? Shut ti_e iid and press START/PAUSE isti/er(_ a]%uitdispiay_,don ti_opanel? i_%r I<7page 4J if Your Dryer BeepsFor Heip

isthe iint bucket fuii? If soempty it to improve performance. isthe airflow system flee from obstruction? Hasti_e dryer been ventt<i conecdy? is tho venting distanc<_too g_eat?

if you i_avea gas dryer, isti_e gas turned on ?Isyour i PG bottle empty? isti_e machine ovid ioaded?

Areti_e cioti/es very wet wi_er/they are removed from the washing machine? increase yotr

washer's spin speed Are you using the AIR DRYcycle?

i yomrdryer or/DELICATE?

Yourdryer i_asa reverseaction tumbie_ Wi_enit ci_angesdirection it wi[i pause momentariiy

and wiii start again in the opposite direction this is normal

HasWRINKLEFREEbeen turned on?

.......o bI! hoo ir

isli_e lint bucket full? When iint reachesli_e top of the tran parent section of ti_e bucket it needs emptying,

Have,you st_pa_at_-_diint shodding galmt_r/ts(_£1town'is) flora iint recoiving gatm_,nts(t-_g

Haveyou checked your pockets lot tissues or oti_er items that could i_avebeen left in them? Haveyou overloaded your dryer? Overloadi!_ci (a!_ result in iinting problem due to redt ted

airflow and lint not being able to collect on d_e fiiter_

Haveyou over drieci your ioad? Over dryinq can cau<_eiint attracting static eiectridty. Try a iower dryness setting or useAUTO,_SENSINGinstead of TIME DRY_

istile iint bu(ket in place?

Haveyour clothes been over dried? I%duce ti_edryness settir_g, Haveyou used f_bri( oftener? Piacefabric offerer i_eets in the dryer

Hasthe load been over dried? Choose a lower dryr_esssetting_ istumble drying recommended? Ch_ck care iabeis inside garments if you selected TIME DRY did you set it to dry for too long? Hasti_ecorrect temperature bee! usedto dry the garment? Check ti_e(:areiabei,

i)oes the load sit i_ighertitan ti_elint bt_ ket?Yot_rdryer is over loaded, de_tea e the load size Did you remove your (ioti_e as soon as ti_edryer wa finished? Usethe WRINKLEFREEopdor,

if you car not return to the dryer in tim<-,.

Haveyour (ioti/es been over dried? Seiect a lower dryness level Ci_e(k your garments tare iabeis.

Ref(,rto page 44 Power Faiiurefor more in!._ormatior_,or contact your Fisi_er_t_Paykei

isthe WRINKLEFREEbutton seiected? PressSTART/PAUSEto open ti_e iid.

Y<;urdryer may be experie!_cing aiow vo!tage supply Witi_out enou_lh electricity it (armor function Once li_e iine voltage returns to normal the dryer wiii recommence the inlerrupted

if tile probiem persist (aiJ/or service_

Li ited Warr t7

Wi_enyou purci_asec_,nynew Fishe' & F%ykeJwhkeware prociuct for persom_,ior consumer use you automotk>NJyreceive _,one ye<_,rlimited wa'ranty covering parts _,ndi<-_,borfor servicing witi_in the 48 maink,nd Unised States,Hawaii, Woshington DC and £anad<-_,in Abska the limited wc_,rrantyisthe same except th+,tyou mus pay to si_ip ti_e prociuct to ti_e service shop or ti_e

serviceteci_nid<-_,n'stravel to your i_orne.Products for use inCanada must be pu_<hasedtNough the danadian distribution channel to enstl_eregulatory compliance

if tile product is i!/staiied i!/a motor vei%ie, boat or similar mobile facility, you receive ti_esame one year iimited warranty, but you muq brinl the vei%ie, boat or mobile facility containing ti_e prodt/ct to ti_e service si_opal yotir expen e or pay the service lechnidan's travel 1o the iocalio!/

of the product

Fisher & Paykel Undertakes to:

Repairwiti_out cost to tile owner eiti_er fix materi<dor labor _,nypa-t of ti}e product, ti/_*serial number of wi%i/appear on tile prociuct, wi%i/is found to be deibctive_ in AJaska,you rout pay to si_ip ti_e product to the <_ervice<ihopor for ti_e <_ervicere( hr_ician'stravel 1oyour home if ti_e product i in taiied in a motor vei%ie, boat or simiJarmobile facility, you must bring it Io the <iervi(e shop at your expen e or pay (or ti_e <_erviceteci_nkian's traveJ1othe iocatior_ of the

product_ if we are unaNe to repair ade[_ctive part of tile product after a tea onaNe number of altempts, at our option we may repiace ti_e part or ti_e product, or we may provide you a fuiJ

refund of the purchase price of the product (not including in taiJation or other charges)

]his warranty extends 1:oti_e origins purci_aserand any succeeding owner of the product/or

products purcha ed ibr ordinary singie family home tie

Aii service under tills iimited warranty shaiJbe provided by Fisi_er& Paykeior its Authorked Service Agent during normal bu iness hour

How long does this Limited Warranty Last7

Our ibbiiky u!@er till iimited worranty _,xph-esONF-YAR flora the da1:_of pu_cha e of the product by the fh-stconsumer

Our iiabiiity under any impiied warranties, inciudhg ti_e impiieci warranty of merci_antabifit7 (an unwritte!/warranty ti/at ti_e product i fit for ordinary u<_e)aio expire ()NF-YAiR (or su(i/

ion let pedod as reqc/ired by appiicabie law) from ti_edate of pc/reha<ieof ti_e product by ti_erift con umer Some Statesdo not aibw iimitalion on how long an implied warranlv lasts,so this iimit on implied warranlies may not apply Io you

Li , Warrar t7

This Warranty Does Not Cover

A Service c/is ti_ata_enot reJ_tedto any deflect in ti_e product Ti_ecost of _',servict* callwill be

charged if ti_e problem i not found to be a de[_ct of the product. Forexample:

I Correct faulty in taiiation of ti_e producl. _' instruct you i_ow Io use ti_e product 3 i:_epiacei_ou_ierues, resetcircuit breaker, correct houe wiring or plumbing, or repiace

4 Correct fauit(s) caused by ti_e user 5 Ci_an(ie the setup of the product

G Unauti_orized modificalion of ti_e product 7 Noie or vibration ti/at iscot/ idered normai, for exampie, drain/fan sound, refrigeratior_

noises or uer warning beeps

8 Correcting damage caued by pests,for exampie, rats, cockroaches etc.

B De/_,ct caued byfactor otherlhan:

I Normai dome tic use or _ U1ein accordance witi/tile product' u_ierguide

c [)e/_,cl Io the producl cau_iedby accidenl, negiecl, misu e,fire, fiood or Act of God o ]i_e cost of repairs carried oul by nob aulhorized repairer or the cost of correcting such

unauti_orized repair_

E ]ravei/(_es and a sociated charges incurred when the product isin taiied in a iocatior_with

iimited or restricted access (eg alrpiane fii_]id:s,l(_rryci/arges, i oiated geographic area)

F Normairecommendedmaintenancea set forth in the product' uerguide

if you i_avean i!/staliado!/probiem contact your deaier or instaiier. Youare respo!/sibie fibr providing adequate eiectricai, exhau tinci and oti_er connection faciiitie We are not respor/sibie for (or/ eqiJentiai or incidental damage (the cost of repairing or repiadng oti/er property damaged if ti_e product i def<_ctiveor any of your expe!/ e cau_iedif the product isdefi,ctive) Some Statesdo not aiiow li_e exciu_iionor iimitation of in(idenlai or cor_equenliai damages, so the above iimitalior_ or exciusior_may not appiy Io you

Lira,t d Vfarr ,:ti,t7

How to get Service

Pleaseread your U<ierGuide_if yotJthen have any que dora about operating the product, need the name of your local Fisher_ PaykeiAuti/orized Service A(lent, or believe ti_e prociuct i

defective and wii_ <ierviceunder Ibis iimited warranl 7, pleasecor_lact your dealer or calf tJ at: USA a_'_dCa_ada

TO[[ Fi:_ri:1o888ogoFNRUSA (1o888o936o7872)

or ue the iir_kat: wwwofish÷_paykelocomilocatoUs÷_vic÷U

You may be requireci to provide reasonable proof of the date of purchase of the product before the product will be serviced under this limited warranl]<

Commercial Use if yotJare u<ii!/gtile product in a (omrnerciai settir/g (any use other titan a <iingief<_,rniiydweiiing),

we agree to repair or repiace,witi_out cost t() you for part<_only, any de/<_ctiveparts, ti_e seriai number of wi%i_ appear on tile product Our iiabifity for these repair ex_)ires()NF-VAi:t from the date of original purchase

At our option we may repiace the part or tile prodtJct, or we may provicie yotJ afc/ii refu!_d of the purci_ase price of the prociuct (not i_ciudi_g i!/<itaiiation or other (i/arges)Aii <_erviceunder thi iimited warranty <ii_aifbe provided by Fisi_er_ Pavkeior its Authorized Service Agent during

normal bu<iine<i<ihour<i

No Other Warranties

ibis iimited warranty i the (ompiete and e×ciu ire agreement between you and Fiber ¢_Paykei

re(yardi!/q any de[_,ctin tile product. None of our employee (or our Auti_orized ServiceAgents) areauthorized to makeany addition or modificalio!_ Io this limited warranlv Warrantor: Fisi_er_ PavkeiAppliances, inc

if you need furti/er i_eipc:onceming this iimited warranl}<,please calf usat above number write to:

Fi i_er_ PaykeiAppliances, inc 5900 Skyiab i:toad Huntington i%ach

CA fJJ_47

]i% Nrnitedwarranty gives you spedfic legal rights, and you may also haveother rights which

vary from stale Io stale

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