GE DLL2880A, DLB2880A Operating Instructions

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SORTAND LOAD
o Sort clothesbyFabricType.
— Best resuits are obtained whenfabrics of drying iqads
— Generaiiy, clothes that have been washed together
can be dried together if they weres~rted properiyfor washing.
—If you mix various types of fabrics in your drying
ioad, set the controis for the lighter-weight fabrics and removewhen dry. Then reset for the remaining heavierfabrics.
CleanLintFiltereachtime dryeris used. Be sure fiiter
is in piace before starting dryer.
Loadclothesintothe dryer and ciose the door.
SET THE CONTROLS
SET DRYING SELECTIONSSWi?CH TO SUIT
YOUR LOAD OF CLOTHES. SET PRESS GUARDFEATURE,IF DESIRED.
(Seeback page.) SELECT END-OF-CYCLESIGNAL,IF DESIRED.
(Seeback page.)
hUTOMATICSENSI-DRYCYCLES
-IEAVYFABRIC— moistureand take longer spreads,shag rugs,thick knittedcottons,dungareesand leavy work clothes. NORMALFABRIC
:hat absorb an average amount of moisture.)
PERMANENTPRESS/KNITS– FordryingpermanentpreSS/
~olyesterknit fabricsandde-wrinklingsyntheticsandblends.
For itemsthat absorba great deal of Thesecyciesshouldbe used whenyou want to
to dry, such as.bath mats, bed
— For mostcottonsand linens. (Items
Referto CONTROLSSETTING GUIDE blow.
TURN CYCLE SELECTORTO DESiRED DRYiNGCYCLE.
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START THE DRYER.TURN START CONTROL CLOCKW\SEAND RELEASE.
Opening the door during operation stops,the dryer. To re-start,ciosethe doorand turnthe STARTcontrol.
TIMED CYCLES
dryfor a
specificamountof time or where possibiya low heat or
no heat fluff is desired.
the amountof dryingtime desired.
Wherlusingthe TIMED CYCLES,the DRYINGSELEC­TiONS switchshouldbe set to one of the positions
marked
“TIMED”.
Simplyset the cycie selectorto
WhenusingtheAUTOMATICSENSI-DRYCYCLES,the DRYINGSELECTiONSswitchshouidbe set to one of the positionsmarked“AUTO”.
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CONTROLSSETTING GUIDE
AUTOMATICSENSI-DRYCYCLES
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lrying ,election
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OTE: >stresults are obtained for certain of your fabrics by setting the CYCLESELECTORto either side of the recommended settings.
‘henonly a portion of a clothes load is to be damp dried, set the cycle selector in the time zone according to the above guide, an art the dryer. )d re-startthe dryer.
Cotton%Linens MixedLoadsof ShagRugs,Thick
L;:;::ght
NORMAL
FABRIC FABRIC
The CYCLESELECTORsettingsindicatedaboveare to be used only as a gu”ide.
After the dryer stops, removethe clothes to be ironed then reset the cycle selector for drying of the remaining item
WorkClothe%
KnittedCottons,
etc., MixedLoads
of HeavierFabrics
NORMAL
HEAVY
Perm.Press./ PolyesterKnits
andOe.Wrinklhrg
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PE~#:s~fNT
ORKNITS
DAMP
DRYINGCLOTliESFORIRONING
Delicates AverageLoadof No.Heat lightweight
Sheersand MixedCottons Fluff
Synthetics
DELiCATES
30 45 Time
Minutes
TIMEDCYCLES
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~ NORMAL FLUFF”
Minutes Desired
Cottonsor
Delicates Linens
DELICATES NORMAL
20
Minutes
DAMPDRYING
(UseTimedCycles)
Mediumweight Heavy
Cottonsand Cottons
25
Minutes
For example you may find th;
3..
30
Minutes
WHAT8STHEDIFFERENCEBETWEENAUTOMATIC& TIMED DRYING?
AUTOMATICSENSI=DRY
Whenusing the AUTOMATICSENSI-DRYCycles,the Auto-
matic Sensor Control system continually senses temperat­ure in the tumbling clothes, determineswhentheyaredried to your pre-selectedsetting, and terminatesthe cycle auto” matically.Refer to the CONTROLSSETTINGGUIDE on the
frontpage
will not advanceuntil clothes havereached a certain de­gree of dryness.
for recommendedsettings. The cycle selector
TIMED
The TIMED CYCLESare avaiiable for drying speciai ioads or deiicate ioads where possibiy a iow heat or no heat is 4
required. They may aiso be used when you have a load that you wish to dry for a specific amount of time. When ~— using the TiMEO CYCLES,you select the number of rein= utes you wish the dryer to run and it turns off at the end
ofthistimeperiod.
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ENDEOF-CYCLESIGNAL
PERMANENTPRESSTIPS
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wrinkied shouidtumblefreeiy.
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REMOVECLOTHESIMMEDIATELY
wrinkiing, remove from the dryer immediately at the end of the drying cycies.
PLACEON HANGERS- PermanentPressandPoiyester
Knitgarments
YOUR DRYER CAN ALSO BE USED FOR DE-WRINKLING –
Manyclean,drygarmentsmadefromsyntheticsandsynthe­tic blendscan bede-wrinkiedsuccessfullywithoutwashing. Simplyfoiiow the instructions fabrics.
look bestif piacedon hangersafter drying.
Garments being dried or de-
heip prevent
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for drying PermanentPress
When the SiGNAL controi is turned to any position
otherthan“OFF”,a buzzerwiii soundbeforethe end of the cycieto aiert youthat your dryingioad is ready tobe removed.
e The signai is ioudest at “LOUDJ’position and de-
creasesin soundievei as youturn‘toward“OFF:’.
TurningtheSiGNALcontroito “OFF”or advancingthe
CYCLESELECTORto “OFF”wiii stopthe sound.
PRESSGUARDFEATURE
Thisfeatureis for usewiththe AUTOMATiCSENSi-DRYCYCLEoniy.
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To minimizewrinkiesbeingset in the clothes,the PRESS GUARD feature provides OFF ON
continuous,no-heattumblingfor up to one hour after the garmentsare dry. Dur­ing this time a buzzer wiii sound at 5-minuteintervaisto remindyouto removethe
ciothesfromthedryer.
e WhenusingthePRESSGUARDfeature,theSIGNALswitchmust
be turnedon.
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A QUALITY PRODUCT OF
Appliance Park, Louisville, Kentucky 40225
, GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY
DLB2880A DLL2880A
Pub.No.39-9206
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