Fisher & Paykel DGIX2-96106B, DGIX2-96106A Owner’s Manual

yoar the

information in this manual must be followed to minimize the risk of fire or

or to

damage, personal injury or death°

not store or use gasoline or other

f_ammable vapors and in the

vicinity of this or any other appliance°

--WHAT TO DO IF YOU SMELL GAS

* Do not try to light any appliance°

* Do not touch any electrical switch; do

not use any phone in your building°

* Clear the room, building or area of all

* Immediately call your gas supplier from

a s the gas

instructions°

* If you cannot reach your gas supplier,

call the fire department°

and service must be

performed by a qualified installer, service agency or the gas supplier.

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The Governor of California is required to punish a list 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,

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 installed, operated, and maintained according to 'the manufacturers instructions_

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Important Safety Instructions

Warranty

_nstaHa'tion h"_structions

instaiJerResponsibilities, iocatio!_ i-_equirements [)imen ions

Mobile Home fnstaiBtion

Aiternative fnstaiBtio!_ for CioseClearances

installation (}roundinci instructions

F-iectricalRequirements Ga_Requirement

i evei Machine, Finai in _aiiation Checkiist

Features

Operating Instructions

Fabric "Type

Heavy,Mixed, Casuai, Dry andWear light, Air Dry

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Progress Screen

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Blankets,leans, Comiorter

Using Your Dryer

Sortinq ioadino i int Bucket

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]-hankyouforbuyingaFisher&Paykeily_ll_ilill_'T''dryer.

We Elopeyou enjoy usi!/ci tEie/y_iuitiy#_T''dryer as muci_ as we i_aveenjoyed desiqni!/ci it. We've deveioped ti_i dryer to treat your ciothes witi_ ti_e utmot care, dryinq ti_em gentiy so ti_ey wiii iook better for ionger We know you'ii enjoy the benefits of its eay ioading drum, reverse tumbiingandiintremovai ytem

Pieasetake the time to read ti% UserGuide carefuiiy it wiii heip you to operate and maintain your new ly_ll_iliI/_'_''dryer

Y:)ursafety,and ti_e saiety of oti_ers is very importanL [ocated on your dryer and ti_rougi_out ti% guide are aiety mes'_agesand in tructio!_ ; it isimportant that you understand and foiiow them

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Hy Safety

Symbols wellbe used in this Guide to i_ighiight when extra care is required Abide by ti_ese at all times to ensure you and your family are not harmed while operating your dryer

it is imporlant to aiways act with caulion and usecommon sensewhen operating your dryer Ueoniya per in tructed by the U er Guide

This isthe saf(_tyalert symboi This symbol aierts you to i_azardsthat can kiii or i_urtyou and others

The safc_tyalert syn/boJand the word [])ANGERor WARNINGwill precede all

safetyn/essages Thesewords n/ea!i:

Youcanbe killed or seriouslyinjured if you don't

immediatelz follow instructions°

Youcanbe killed or seriousl 7 injured if you don't follow instr'uctions°

Ali safotymessageswiii identify the hazard,ten you how to reduce the chance of injury, and ten you wi_at can happen if the instructions are not fY)iiowed_

Im ioo rta nt af_I')JIns r c io ns

Electric Shock Naza_d

Follow the safety pr÷cautions outlined in this User Guide° Failure to do so can result in death or electric shock°

Safety Precautions

= i-_ad aii in tructio!_s car_fuiiV b_%r_ usino;ti_i dryden

ue this dryer o!Av for its intended purpose asdescribed in ti% UserGuide Tominimize the posqbilit7 of electric i_ock, u!_piug finisdryer from the power supply or

disconnect the dryer at ti_e housei_oid distribution panel (by removing the rue or witching off ti_ecircuit breaker) beFareattemptk_g any usermai!_tenance or cieaning.

instaiiatk;ns must be performed by a qualified or licensed contractor, plumber or gasfitter qualified or licensed by ti_e state, province, or region where ti% appliance is being installed

]his dryer rout be properiv in taiied and iocated in accordance with the in taiiation in truction before it is used

]i% dryer must be properi7 grounded to co!_form with aii governing codes a!_dordinances Foiiow detaiis in instaiiation instructions

[)o not in taii or store ti_e dryer wi_ere it wiii be exposed to water or exposed to ti_e weather Co!_nectto a pr_periv protected, rated and sizecipower uppi7 circuit to avoid eiectrical oveAoad [)o not repair or replace any part of ti_eappliance or attempt any ervidng, uniess specificaii7

recommended in tile pubiished uer repair in tructio!_ ti/at you understand and have the kiiis to carry out.

When disconnecting tile dryer, puii by ti_e piuci rather titan tile cord or junctio!_ of tile cord piug, to avoicidamage to ti_ecord or junction of tile cord plug.

Make sure the cord is iocated o ti_at it wiii not be tepped o!_,tripped over or oti_erwise ubject to tress or damage

[)o not tamper witt_ ti_econtro!s or ti_e iid iocZ Note: Pres in(t ti_e POWERbutton does NOT disconnect the dryer from ti_e power uppiv, even

thougi_ ti_eikihts are out. [)o not operate ti% dryer if it isdamaged, maifu!_ctioning, partiaiiv disa sembied or ha missing

or broken parts, including a damaged cord or piug. ]i% dryer must be ciirecti7 connected to an approved fixed eiectricai outiet it cannot be

piugged into an exten io!_cord

,it:)o,,rta:;t Safet7 st r ct io s

Fire Hazard

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

similarly textured rubbeP[[ke ma'tedals. Dry on the Air Dry cycle. Aclothes dryer produces combustibb lint and must be

exhausted outdoors_ Take care to prevent the accumulation of lint around the exhaust opening and in the surrounding area,

Do not use fabric softeners or products to eliminate 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 aTumble Dryer the Following Should

be Observed:

Do not place items in a turnbie cJryerthat have previ,.:xJsiybeen cieaneci in, washecJin, suakeci in, or pot cJeahedwith fiarnmabie iiquids or oiids Ti_eyare a fire or expiosio!/i_azard Hkihiy flammable ubstances comrn(miy used in domestic environments include acetone, denatured akohoi, riasoJine,kerosene, ome brands of spot remuver and dry cleahir_g solvents, turpentine, waxes, wax remuvers, vegetable oii, fisi_ oii, massageoii, ahd cooking oii

Do not ieave i_ot oii affix<teditems in a piie or stack TNs can prevent i_eatfrom escaping and can create a fire hazard. Oiiaffected item can igrfite spontaneob !y,especiaiiy wi_en exposed to

heat sources suci_ asatumbie dryer ]i_e items become warm causinri an oxidation reaction in the oii Tibiaoxidation creates heat if ti_e heat cannot escape ti_e item can become hot enougi_

to catch fire

Do not use i_eatto dry items containing rubbe< foam r_Jbber,plastic or simiiar materiai, (uch a

padded bras,bati_ mats, furl, bib, baby pant, pia tic bags,piiiows etc),a these matedai might

meit or bum Some rubber rnatedai wi_en i_eated can under certain circum tances produce fire

by spontaneuus combustiuh Dry orfiy on ti_eAIR DRYcycie

Urfiess pecificaiiy recomrnended by their ma!mfacturer, do not ue fabric oftener or imiiar

products in a tumble dryer

Do not tore or use gasoii!/e or oti_er fiammabie gasesand iiq_iids nearti_is or any oliver appiiance

Keepthe areaaround and underneath your dryer free from tile accumuiatioh of combu tibie

matedais uci_ as iint, paper, rags,ci_emkais etc

Do not store any items ti_at may bum or meit (such a papermatedais, pia tics or pia tic cohtainers etc) next to the dryer

i:mpty the iint bucket before the iint reaches the top of the tran parent ection (u uaiiy once a week)

]i_evryer must be e×hausted to tile outside. Carefuilv foilow tile venting details in tile

in taiiation instructions Keep the floor around your dryer ciean and dry to reduce the possibility of dipping

if your dryer is r_/!_ninciand you want to unload or add cioti_e, press STAAT/PAUSEand wait until ti_e maci_ine has unlocked ti_e iid [)o not force it open

E)onot reaci_into ti_e app%nce if ti_edrum is moving. Close upervision is necessaryif this dryer i used by or near ci_ildre!/ [)o not ailow children to

play W/side,around or with ti% dryer or any oti_er appliance. Never ciimb o!/, ciimb into, or stand or/ti_e dryer top, iid or drum Undergarments that contain metal reinforcements si_ouid nor be placed directly in ti_e dryer

[)amage to ti_e dryer can result if ti_e metal reinforcements come loose during drying. ]he inteqor of ti_e appiiance and e×i/au t duct i/ouid be cieaned peqodicaily by quaiified

ervice personnel

i-_eforethe appiiance isremoved from ervice or discarded remove the iid and the drum door to the drying compartment

SAVliE,THliE,SE,IiiNSTIRUCTIIi0 NS

Y)urdryer ha been made toti_e i_ighet tandards Year ofdeveiopme!/t and rigorou teti!/g ensure ti/at you havebo(/gi/t a worid ciass product, W/ti_e uniikeiy event ti/at a probiem i_ouid occur, reactto ti_eWarranty section at the back of ti% Guide (reii_rto page 54)

if you i_avea probiem witi_ your dryer ref_,rto our troubieshooting section, if your probiem is not re/_renced, pieae aiways contact your Fisi_er8_l>aykelAuti_orized Service Agent or our Customer Care Center (Toil Free] 888 f) FNPUSA(] 888 f)_()7 87)_))rather than attempting to fix

n,staIiIia ior,"_Tr,"_Ts ruc ior,"_Ts

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

installing the dryer°

bee

Cr_Cr<tO make sureyou haveaii ti_etoois and parts necessary to correctiy instdi this appii_nce

.......lOtIhe InstaIiIier

]he correct n _aa. nofthedryeri yourresponsibiEity i-_esure you read ti_e foiiowin(t instructions carefuiiy before you start to _n,a, ,,_ rirver ]hese

in truction i_ouiri i::)e_f, witi/tile home owner for fd,,],e reference

It is Your Responsibility to:

Observe aii qoverninq codes and ordinances Check code requirement. Some code iimit or do not permit in taliation of cioti_es dryers in

gararie, ciosets, mobiie i_orne or ieepi!/g quarters Contact your iocai buii@ng in pector Adi_ereto these instaiiation instructions

Allow for spacing requireme!/ts witi/sicie by side in taiBtions (reitr page 11) Make sure you have all items necessary for correct in taiBtio!_ Properly install the dryer Contact a qualified installer to enure ti_at ti_eelectrical and ga in taiBtion meets all national

and local codes and ordinances (See page _})

Location Requirern

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Explosion Hazard

Keep flammable materials and vapors, such as gasoline, away

Place dryer at least 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 instaiieri or storeri in an area which is not exposeri to water or weather

it is extremeiy important that the dryer is instaiied in a weii ventiiated iocation_This dryer must exi_austair outdoor_ Do not in tail ti_e riryer in any room or closet which does not permit the free flow of repiacement air

]i_e free area of any opening fi-)rtile introriucdon of outside air shaii not :)e lessallan * : e area of therirverj exi_autod,e,_'*__

Befi}re instaiiinri ti_e dryer ensure that there is sufficient i_eight to fuiiy open ti_e iid, Aiiow ufficient room behind the dryer for ti_eexhau_¢Ti_eair intake isat ti_e rearof ti_edryer insure ti_at ti_ere is a sufficient air passage on eaci_side of ti_edryer for intake air

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Lid Clearance

<h_<k that thrumis__r_oughci_aranc_ for th__iid to fuii_¢op_r_

Exhaust Outlet Location

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Fir÷ Hazard

The dryer must be vented to the outdoors°

Use rigid or thick wail flexible metal exhaust duct° Do not use a p[astk: exhaust duct°

Do not use a metal foil exhaust duct° Failure to follow these instructions can result in death or fire°

]i_e dryer must be exhausted to ti_e outdoors Tiffs will prevent ti_ebuiid up of iint and moisture in the room in which it is iocated and reduce ti_e risk of fire

]his appiiance must aiways be vented to ti_e outdoors

Exi_austducting products can be purchased from your iecai Appiiance store or Hardware store

Plasticor metal foil flexible duct can kink, sag, be punctured, reduce airfiew, extend drying times and affect dryer operation

A minimum of 4 inch (100mm) dfick waii fiexibie metai ONrigid gaivanised metai duct must be ued tJing ducts iarger ti/an 4 inches (I OOmm)diameter may resuit in mere iint accumuiating_

UsW_gstraight rigid metal ducting will rnW/imizeiint accumulation Ti/ick wail flexible metal ducting may be usecibut care must be exerciseci to avoici _i_arpbend whici_ may squasi_the duct and caue bk>ckages [)e net ue pBtic ducting or ti/in wail flexible metal ducting

Use duct tape to securejeints [)o not use screwsas they collect iint_

Keep ducting as si_ortand straigi_t as possibie [}o not exceed ti_e maximum exi_austduct iengti_ tared Bier in ti_ese in taiiation in truction

[)o not exhaust ti_e dryer into any oti_er duct, ci_imney or gas vent, a wail, a ceiiinci or any concealed pace in a building Do net exhaust ti_e dryer under a i_eue or mobile home or a porch, or into a window well or oti_er area ti_at will accumuBte iint_

]he exhaust duct si_ouid end with an exi_aust i_ood witi_ a wing out damper to prevent back drafts and entry of wiid lift,

Never tse exi/aust i/ood with a macinetic damper The hood houid i_aveat ieast i2 i!/ci_e (505rnrn) ciearance between the

bottom of tile i_oodand ti_e grotnd or other obstruction Ti_e hood opening si_ouid point down Never i!/staii ascreen over

ti_eexhaust outiet

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{i_oosea routetbatwiJJ ..... _ *' _e * *_ ....p <,w e ,be straigi_testc_,ndmost c_,c, Da,,_od,_ oors Plan ti_e

instdbtio!_ to use ti_e fewess < _.......... ndmoe, of eJbowsand turns

Wi_en uing elbows riqd _(, or making * r_(,aCt/ ,I,_)S(ti_ickwaiJfiexibb metal _ *_,x_j, aiiow asmuci_ room as possibie With thick waiJfiexibfo m_t_i duct i::_ndduct gradtJaiiy to avoid kinking and

avoid gO° ttJms

Maximurr gtlh o¢Exl TaustDuct

She maximumiengti_ "*'e sys,*em , ,

]he type,,of drJets(rigid or tb/irk.... walled fiexibJe me_at_'

]he number of eJtows or bends used

Reitrtothe _, ,4 , iencytid you can use_Do not use .4 ,<de, runs longer ti/an specified in tile exhaust duct iengti/

charts (refer to nex,*....Daqe)

Exi/aust duct systems longer ti/an spedfieci wiN: Accumulate lint creating a potential fire hazard Si_ortentile ii5, of the dryer

i%duce performance, resuiting in longer drying times and an increa ed energy uage

Determine the number of eibowsibends you wiff need

in the co[titan iistinq ti_e type of metal duct you are usino; (riqid or ti_ick waii fiexibie metaJ),find the maximum iencythof metal duct oh ti/e ameiinea tile number of elbow/bend toi:)eued (reiY,rto next page)

ex_ a,J _QtJc_ i#f!cCh t r* t , ..... Ct':' o'h,_ c_a, _a _r_a__ syour hood 1,,_,ofor ti_e maximum duct

ot ,h __xi/austduct deoends upon:

Maxir__urY_Lo,er_gtli-_of Exhaust Duct

V_!/dnci systems come in ma!_7 varid_ties S_q_ct tk_ _tTpe

A clos__clearance inst_ii_tio!/is _.....S_/OWF_

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The ma×imt/m iencTthusi!/c7a 2"× t_"(5_m × I 5cm/r_ctangui_r dud with two _qbowsand a J !,_'(d_cm)__xi_atJsthood is 8ft (24m)

i-tt>f_rto tP__\/__nting svst_m kit mantJfacttJr_rs instructio!d

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Partsand Nteraturt_art_packaged inside the ciryt_rdrum

E×¢ess Weight Mazard

Use two or more people to move and install the dryer° Failure to do so can result [n back or other [njuryo

,_Y remove ti_e packaging at the customer's premises ]his will er/ ure ti_eappliance arrive i!/ pristine c,::_!_diti,::_!_and reduces the risk of damage when tran porting to the cutorner' home

Unpacking

Make sure dryer is in a suitable location for ;_ _ u _....

(£onsiderinsta,Ningthe dryer before ti_ew_si_ing maci_ine in a skie by skie installation, this will aifow better access to eiectricai and exi_austconnections

Remove Packaging

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E_ectrical 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_

E_ectrica_ Shock Hazard

Check with a quabfied e[ectr[dan or serv[ceperson ffyou are in doubt as to whether the appliance is properly grounded°

Do not modify the p[u 9 if it wi[[ not fit the outlet, Have the proper out[e't installed by a qualified e[ec'tdcian, Failure to follow these instructions can result in death, fire, or

electrical shock,

Grounding for a Cord-Connected Appliance

]his ap_iia!_ce m J_itbe <;remdeG in the event of rr_aifunction or breakdow!_, ciroundir_ciwiii reduce ti_e riskof eiectdc si_ockby provk:iing a path of ieast resistance for eiectdc currenL When ti_isappii_nce isequipped with a corci i_aving an equipment<troundir/c i conductor and a

groundi!/(t plug ti_e plug must be ......., pEug:_ec_into an appropriate outiet first isproperly instaiied

and cirou!_ded i!/ accordance with aii iocai r -_s _ _ _/ ....ab ence with the..ooze.a,]c_orr?r_ar_ces,or in t_e ,-

ii ..... [ 40 ql , r[:/

Na,,ona, Fiectdcai remove the clroundinci pronci from this piuci

Referto pages 2_ 28 for wiring detaiJsfor eiectdc dryers

Co( AN_/Nr, A 70,or tile Car_adiar_F-iectricaiCode, CSAC2ZI Do not cut or

Improper connection of the equipment-grounding

conductor can result in a risk of electric shock, Check with a qualified e[ec'trician o[' service representative if you are in

doubt as to whether the appliance is properly grounded,

ElieclricaH ..... or Eliectic Modells Or liy

£_÷ctHc Shock Hazard

Use a new ULapproved 3O-ampere power cord or direct wire came.

Use a ULapproved strain reJiefo DBconnect power before making e[ec'trica[ connections. Connect neutral wire (white or center wire) to center terminal

On aJ[four wire installations remove the grounding [ink and connect the ground wire to the green ground connecting screw,

Connect remaining 2 supply wires to remaining 2 terminals° Securdy tighten aJ[ dectrica[ connections.

Failure to do so can result in death, fire, or electrical shock.

Note:

]he wiring diagram is k::>catedin the controi console_ ]i_e dryer must be piugged into or connected to an individuai ixanch circuit, do not use an

(_xter_sk:) N cerd

] hf__)ow__rsura_)bmust be220i 240\/or 208'\{ (30HzapDmw<-iaitemafinq cure,nt ebctrica, i ervice_ Ti_eeiectricai service re<suirementscan be found on ti_edata iabei ti_at is iocated on the /

Di_h bacL A 30 ampere rue or circuit breaker is required o!/each of tile iines i/i:

ira Dower cord is ued, the cord rout be Diuqqed into a 30 ampere rece_)lade 1i

]he Dower cord is NOT provided wid/US eiectric modei dryers

]i_is dryer is upplied witi_ ti_e cabinet grounded thrnugi/the neutrai on ti_e terminal bk>ck, i

if the dryer is tn ke installed in (I) a new branci_ circuit instaiBtk_r/, (2)a mobile i_orne,(9 a recreatk:maiveificle, (4) a!/area where localcode do !lot permit grounding through ti_e neutral

cnnductnr, the appliance gmu!/dk/g link mu_ be removed and a 4wire power cord/cable or a ]_

eparate grounding wire rout be ued

Do not reuse a _)owersu_)r_)ivcordicabie frnrn an oid dryer The raowercordicabie eiectric uD_)iv ]

wiring rout be retained at the dryer cabinet with a uit_bie Ui listed train relief

208V Requirements

_r\/ic__r_Dms_r_tatiw_(co Acc_ssori_sDag__9 for kit Dart rmmb_r)

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for Fliectri( Models Onli /

= Oni7 a U[ listed power suppiy cord kit a suitable iengti_/or the instaliatk)n and rated i 20/240 V

rain, 30 A and marked witi_ usefor clothes dryers si_aiJDe used

= ]his si_aiJi_avering terminals to connect to ti_e dryer = ]he UDrated train relief included with it shall be uitabie for a I _iU'(]8 5ram) hole

Connecting by Direct Wire

Power suppiy cabie musl m<,Ici_power suppJv (4wire or 3wire) and be:

= FiexiDfie_,rmoured or non me_aiiic sheati_edcopper cable (wi_i_ground wire) All current carrying

wires must Dein uiated

= ]0 gauge AWGso!icicopper wire (do not ue aiuminium wire)

Suitabie length for ti_e in taiJation

= AUi approved trainreiiefmutbeued

Grounding for a Direct Wired Appliance

]his _,ppli_-_,ncemust be connected _oa grounded met_fi perm+_nentwiring system, or an equipment groundinc i conductor must be run witi_ the circuit conductors and connected to the

equipment grounding terminai on the appiiance

3-Wi'e "e°

For use where Rocancodes permit grounding through the Neutranwire. Useapproved 3 wire Power S_ppiy Cordor a 3 wire Cabie for i)ire<t Wiring as described on page 24

Remove ti_e terminal block cover piate

insert the power cord wiri3 a ULlisted sraW}reiief li_rougi_ the i_o!eprovided in ti_e cabW}etnear the terminai bio(k_ Do not tigi_ten strain reiief screw untii wiring connection are compiete

No't÷; a strain reiief must be ued

3 [ oosen or remove ti3ecenter terminai biock screw Cor/nect ti3e neulral wire (center) of the p_3wer

uppiy cord Io ti3ecenter terminai screw of li3elermir/ai bio(k_ ]ighler/screw

4 Connect ti_e oti_er wires to the upper and lower terminal block crew marked with the

ietter i lighten crew

5 Refit terminal biock cover by inserting *ie * . .

cov_wwiti] securing screw_

6 ]igi_ten strain relief screws.

,,_ ,wotab firtonti_erearDaneiofthedrver Secure

4-Wi " °

Useapproved 4,_wirePower SuppDyCord or a4-wire CaMe for Direct Wiring as described on page 25,

1 Remove the Iermi!/ai block cover piate

2 inert ti_e power suppiy cabie witi_ a U[ iisted strain reiief ti/rouclh tile i_o!eprovided i!/the cabinet

near the terminai biock Do not tighten strain reiief crew untii wiring co!}nection are compiete Note: a strain relief must be ued.

s Remove center terminai biock screw_ 4 Remove appiiance ground iink by removi!/g ti_e ground connector screw (green screw)

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5 Cor_nectqroHnd wire (green) of tile power suppiy cord to tile ground conducsor green screw

Tigi_ten screw

6 Connect ti_e neutrai wire (wi_ite) of the power suppiy cord to the center terminai crew of ti_e

terminai biock Tkihten screw.

7 Connect ti_e redwire and black wire to the upper and iower terminai biock crew marked with the

betteri Tklhten screws.

s Refit terminai biock cover by inserting _ie _ .,,_ ,wo tab first on ti_e rear panei of the dryer and ecure

cover with securing screw_

9 ]ighten Strain Relief screws

Gas Qas Mod llsOrTliy)

The instaiJation must conform with iocai Codes,or in the absence of i ocai Codes, to the National

FuN GasCode ANSi Z223. iiNFPA 54 or the Canadian Natural Gasand Pmpan__installation Code,

CSABi4g i

£×plosion Hazard

Installations must be prformed by aqualified or licensed contractor, plumber, or gasfitter qualified or licensed by the state, province, or region where this appliance is being

ins'tailed. Use a new AGA or CSA approved gas supply line.

Ins'tall a shut-off valve in an accessible place° Only use a yas shut-off valve approved for use within the state,

province, or region where this appliance is being installed° Securely tighten all gas connections°

If connectlny to LP Gas, have a qualified person make sure gas pressure does not exceed 13' (33 cm) water column.

Failure to follow these instructions can result in death, explosion, or fire.

Gas type

Your dryer must i_aveth__correct bt/mer for the type of gas in your i]om(h Burner in/ormation is

k)cated on the ratinri plate iocated on the rear of the con oie if ti% information doe not agree

with ti_etype of gas available in your home, co!€act your local Fisherf_ Paykeiuppiier or ervice cont_,r

Natural Gas

]his dryer is uppiiedreadyforuewithNaturaiGa

it isdesklin certified i:)7tJl intemationai for i P(Propane or Butane) Gaseswiti_ ti_e appropriate

conversion

LP Gas Conversion

if the dryer is to be opera,ted on i P (Liquid Prop_meor i_uta,ne) Gas,ti_e dryer mus be converted

it do so, useonly ti_e approved i isi_er8_PaykeJconversion kit listed in Accessories or/page g

[)o not usewid_ a dif,brent gas wisi_out consuising the serving gas supplier

Ti_edryer must be co!_verted for saf_and proper performance by quaiified service or instaiiador_

Conversion kits/or Naturai and [P Gas are avaiiabie from your locai Fisi_er8_PaykeiDeaier (see Accessories page % if other conversions are required, check with your iocai gas utiJity for specific informatior_ cor_ceming c(;nversion requirements

( aso Dryer (ias Mod l,. Or li7

ijs(_ COfT_pOU!_d Of ¢ " d,t,ea _tape <_ppropdateto the ..... *v e.i. :- to Phta ,. P.... /a, _._ i::)eued (Natural or. Ga),

on the maie thread of aii non fitted co!_nection

Never use an open, fi_me to *e,s,_-for gas leaks

i-his dryer will operate sadsfactoriiy up to altitudes of dSOOft(200Ore)above sea level at ti_e

BTUi'ati!/g indicated o!/the model/edai pk_,_*e.........Bume_ input, adju tments maY.be required,if

operating above finis eievation

....... t@ ....The dryer must be disconnected from the g_s supply system during any pressure, s Fng.

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Gas Ignition

, H t q _]i_isdryerha an automatic ignition yt_mtoignit_ _the burner ] here is no p,o, ham burning

in this dryer

Connecting to the Gas Supply

1 ]he qas suppiy line si_vuid De ,,>inci_

2 An individual manual shutoff valve must be installed on ti_ega supply line witi_i!/_)ft (i Sin) of

the dryer, in accordance witi_ ti_e National Fuel Ga Code ANSi Z£)_ IiNFi>A $4 for the United Statesor in accordance with the i_149I Naturai Gasand Propane instaiiation Code for Canada

s An is'_i!/ci_ NPTpiu<]ged tappi!/,:-irout be installed to allow tile gas inlet pres'¢ureto be ci_ecked

it must Deaccessible tot ti_etest gauge connectio!_ and immediately upstream of the ga connection to the dryer

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