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~ Ciean the lint filter each time the
dryer is used. Always be sure the lint
filter is in place. Don’t use the dryer
without it.
~ Good sorting for the dryer begins at
the washer. G~nerally, if clothes are
sorted right for washing, they’re
sorted right for drying. See your Use
and Care Book for sorting help. (If
you do mix various types of fabrics in
your load, set the controls for the
lighter-weight fabrics and remove
when dry. Reset controls for
remaining heavier fabrics.)
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Seethe Controls Setting Guide on the back page.
❑ Fabric Care Selections
Pusha button to select the proper heat for your load.
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Fabric Care
Selections
PennPress
MediumHeat
Knitslihlicates ~
LowHeat
Fluff
No
Heat
Automatic
Regular Cycle
❑ Extra Care Cycle
(Operatesonly with Automatic Perm
Press & Knits Cycles.)
Turnto ON if desired. Tominimize
wrinkles set in the clothes, the Extra
Care cycle provides approximately 15
minutes of no-heattumbling after the
clothes are dry.
Use End-of-CycleSignal (Seestep 3
below.) Buzzerwill sound at fiveminute intervals to remind you to
remove the clothes.
Automatic
Perm Pressand
Knits Cycles
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Tostop signal while sounding, turn
Signal control to OFF or advance
Cycle Selector to OFF.
The signal should always be used
when drying Polyester Knits or
Permanent Press items which should
be removed as soon as the dryer
stops to help prevent setting of
wrinkles.
The signal should also be usedwith
the Extra Care Cycle.
❑ TurnCycle Selector to desired
❑ End-of-CycleSignal
(Operateswith any cycle.)
Turnto ON if desired. The signal will
soundjust before the end of the cycle
to remind you to remove the clothes.
cycle setting.
❑ Press PUSH TO STAW button to
start dryer. (Opening the door during
operation stops the dryer. To re-start,
close the door and press the START
button.)
Timed
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*The terms High, Medium and Low Heat are those usually found on fabric care labels. For best results, follow your fabric care label instructions.
Permanent Press Synthetic
Synthetic Blends Delicates Cottons for Ironing) without Washing
KnitslDelicates
See Dryness Selections
Guide Below,
Thmedcycles
Avg, Load Cottons
Cottons
High Heat High Heat
Regular Damp Dry
Cottons Perm.Press Fluff
,
Perm. Pressto
Medium Heat No Heat High Heat
De-Wrinkle
No Heat
Fluff
Time See Dryness Selections
Desired
Cottons & Linens
(_l_hosearticles labeled
Machine Dry—High Heat.)
Cottons
Guide Below.
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~ DO NOT OVERLOAD—Garments @PLACEON HANGERS—Permanent
being dried or dewrinkled should
tumble freely. look best if placed on hangersafter
@REMOVECLOTHESlMMEDIATELY—
Tohelp prevent wrinkling, remove
from the dryer immediately at the end
of the drying cycles.
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~ If you desire to remove more moisture.
~ If you desire to remove less moisture.
Pressand Polyesterknit garments
drying.
whatisthe difference
betweenAutomatic&
Thmd drying?
Adomatic Dryh’tg
When using the AUTOMATICcycles,
the Automatic Dry Control system
continually senses the temperature of
the air in the dryer drum. Wet laundry
keepsthis air cool. Whenthe laundry
is dry enough (and the drum air warm
enough)the heat turns off. When the
air cools, the heat turns back on. This
off and on cycling may happen a number of times (dependingon the fabric,
ioad size, and Cycle Selector setting.)
The Cycle Selector advances (when
the h~at is off) until it automatically
turns off dryer.
‘lllirmd IDryiing
When using the TIMED CYCLES,you
select the number of minutes you
wish the dryer to run and it turns off
at the end of this time period.
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Models
DDE7900B–eiectr~c
DDG7980B–gas
Part tdO.141A7400 P124
Pub.No. 49-9432
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General Electric Company
Appliance Park
Louisville, Kentucky 40225