GE DLL2880B, DLB2880B Use and Care Manual

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DLB2880B
800.626.2000
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ControlsSettingGuide DryerExhaust
End-of-CycleSignal Energy-SavingTips
KnitsDryingTips LightBulbReplacement
LintFilter Loading
ModelandSerialNumbers OperatingtheDryer
PermanentPress
DryingTips
PressGuardFeature ProblemSolver
RepairService SafetyInstructions
Sorting StoringDryer
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TimedDrying UserMaintenanceInstructions 13
Warranty
BackCover
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The GE AnswerCenter@
Beforewi~ your*yer, readthisbookcaref@y.
Itisintendedtohelp youoperate andmaintainyournewdryer properly.
Keepithandyforanswerstoyour questions.
Ifyoudon’tunderstandsomething orneedmorehelp,write(include yourphonenumber):
ConsumerAffairs Hotpoint AppliancePark Louisville,KY40225
Ifyoureceiveda damageddryer...
Immediatelycontactthedealer (orbuilder)thatsoldyouthe dryer.
Savetimeandmoney.
Beforeyourequestsertice. . .
checktheProblemSolveron pages10-12.Itlistscausesof minoroperatingproblemsthat youcancorrectyourself.
Wri@downthemodel andserialnumbers.
You’llfindthemonalabelonthe frontofthedryerbehindthedoor.
Thesenumbersarealsoonthe ConsumerProductOwnership RegistrationCardthatcamewith yourdryer.Beforesendinginthis card,pleasewritethesenumbers here:
ModelNumber
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SerialNumber
Usethesenumbersinany correspondenceor servicecalls concerningyourdryer.
Alldryinginstructiontermsin thisbookconformtotheCareLabeling RuleestablishedbytheFederalTradeCommission,January1984.
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mPORTNT S~ETYmSTRUCTIONS
Readallitiructiom beforeusingthisappliance.
~ W~GTo reducetherisk
offire,electricshock,orinjury
opersonswhenusingyour
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apphance,foUowbasicpHUtiOnS9 includingthefollowing:
@Usethisapplianceonlyforits intendedpurposeasdescribedin
this UseandCareBook. @Thisdryermustbeproperly
ktalled andlocatedin accordancewiththeInstallation htructions beforeitisused. If
youdidnotreceiveanInstallation kstructions sheetwithyourdryer, youcanobtainonebycontacting the servicelocationnearestyou.
—fioperlygroundtoconform
witha;lgoverningcodesand ordinances.Followdetailsin kstallationhstructions.
—Locatewherethetemperature isabove50°F.(10”C.)for satisfactoryoperationofthe dryercontrolsystem.Donot
insti~ orstorethedryerwhereit WI be exposedtotheweather.
Connectto a properlyrated,
rotectedandsizedpower-supply
circuittoavoidelectricaloverload. —Exhaustingtotheoutsideis
STRONGLYRECOMMENDED
topreventlargeamountsof moistureandlintfrombeingblown intotheroom.Carefullyfo~owthe ExhaustingDetailsinthehstauation Instructions.
@Whendisconnectingthis appliancepullbytheplugrather
thanthecordtoavoiddamageto thecordorjunctionofcordand piug.Makesurethatthecordis locatedso thatitwillnotbestepped
on,trippedoveror otherwise
. subjectedtodamageorstress.
~ Do notrepairorreplaceany
partoftheapplianceorattempt anyservicingunlessspecifically recommendedinthisUseand
CareBookorinpublishedmer-
repairinstructionsthatyou understandandhavetheskillsto
arryout.
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Tominimkethepossibility ofafirehwarde
Donotuseheattodryarticles
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containingrubber,plastic,or
similarmaterials(suchaspadded bras,tennisshoes,galoshes,bath mats,rugs,bibs,babypants,plastic bags,etc.)asthesemateriaismay meltorburn.Also,somerubber materials,whenheated,canunder certaincircumstancesproduce firebyspontaneouscombustion.
~Garmentslabeled“DryAway
FromHeat”(suchaslifejackets containingKapok)mustnotbeput inyourdryer.
eDonotwashordryarticles
thathavebeencleanedin,washed in,soakedin, orspottedwith
combustibleormplosivesubstances
(suchasgasoline,degreasers, drycltig solvents,kerosene,etc.) whichmaygiveoffvaporsthat cotidigniteor~lode, Donotuse sud sutic= aroundyourwasher and/ordryerduringoperation.
~Anyarticleonwhichyouhave
usedacleaningsolvent,orwhich containsflammablematerials (suchascleaningcloths,mops, towelsusedinbeautysalons,
restaurantsorbarbershops,etc.) mustnotbeplacedin or nearthe dryeruntilall tracesofthese flammableliquidsorsolidsand theirfimes havebeenremoved. Therearemanyhighlyflammable itemsusedin homessuchas: acetone,denaturedalcohol, gasoline,kerosene,some
householdcleaners,somespot removers,turpentines,waxes,wax removersandproductscontaining petroleumdistillates.
@Cleanthelintfilterbeforeeach
load to preventlintaccumulation insidethedryerorintheroom.
DON~ OPEMTE T~ DRYERWTHOUT T~ L~T FILTERINPLACE.
~Keepareaaround!and underl~eathyourappliancefree
fromtheaccumulationof combustiblematerials,suchas lint,paper,rags,chemicals,etc.
*Theinteriorofthemachine andtheexhaustductcomection insidethedryershouldbe cleanedperiodicallybya qualifiedindividual.
To
-he thepossibfity
ofinjury.
~Neverreachintothedryerwhile thedrumismoving.Beforeloading, unloadingoraddingclothes,wait untilthedrumhascompletely stopped.
~Closesupervisionisnecessary ifthisapplianceisusedbyornear children.Donotallowchildrento playinside,onorwiththis applianceoranydiscarded appliance.Disposeofdiscarded appliancesandshippingorpacking
materialsproperly.Before discardinga dryer,orremoving fromservice,removethedoorof thedryingcompartment.
e Keepalllaundryaids(such asdetergents,bleaches,fabric softeners,etc.)outofthereachof children,preferablyin a locked cabinet.Observeallwarningson containerlabelsto avoidpersonal injury.
~ Keeptheflooraroundyour appliancescleananddrytoreduce
thepossibilityofslipping. @Donotdryfiberglassarticlesin
your dryer.Skinirritationcould resultfromtheremainingglass particlesthat maybepickedup byclothingduringsubsequent dryeruses.
eThelaundryprocesscanreduce theflameretardancyoffabrics.To avoidsucha result,thegarment manufacturer’scareinstructions shouldbefollowedverycarefully.
@Neverclimbonor standonthe dryertopor door.
@Do nottamperwithcontrols,
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@Tominimizethe possibility ofelectricshock,unplugthis appliancefromthepowersupply beforeattemptinganymaintenance
orcleaning(excepttheremovaland cleaningofthelint filter).N~E: TurningtheCycleSelectorknob
toanOFF positiondoesNOT disconnecttheappliancefrom thepowersupply.
@Donotoperatethisapplianceif itisdamaged,malfunctioning, partiallydisassembled,orhas missingor brokenparts,including adamagedcordorplug.
~Ifyoursis agasdryer,it is equippedwithanautomatic electricignitionanddoesnothave apilotlight.DON~ ATTEM~ ~ LIGHT’WITHAMA~H.
Burnsmayresultfromhavingyour handinthevicinityoftheburner
whentheautomaticignitionmay
turnon.
Dryer-appliedfabric softenersoranti-stitic conditioners
Youmaywishtosoftenyour launderedfabricsorreducethe staticelectricityinthem.We recommendyou useeithera fabricsoftenerin thewashcycIe, accordingtothemanufacturer’s instructionsforthoseproducts,or trya dryer-addedproductfor whichthemanufacturergives . writtenassuranceonthepackage thattheirproductcanbesafely usedinyourdryer.Someofthese dryer-addedsofteners/conditioners havebeenfoundtocause:
@Cloggingoflintfilter,restricting airflownecessaryfortheproper functioningofthedryer.
~Coatingofdrynesssensorswhich mayresultinprolongedor erratic dryingcycles.
@Excessivelintbuildupinsidethe dryerandintheducting.Suchlint buildupintheareaofthedryer heatsourcecanpossiblyresultin ignitionofthe lint.
~Corrosionandresiduedeposits onfabric.
Anyoftheabove-notedproblems, shorteneddryerlife,orother unidentifiedproblemswhich directlyorindirectlyresultfiomthe useofsuchconditionersarenot defectsinmuterialandwortinship underthe termsofthewarranty accompanyingthisapplianceand accordinglyarenotcoveredthereby.
Serviceor performanceproblems causedbytheuseoftheseproducts aretheresponsibilityofthe manufacturersofthoseproducts.
SAVETHESE IN-STRUCTIONS
HowtoOpemfiyour dryer
— WARN~G-’o reducetheriskoffire,electricshock,orinjurytopersons,
readtheIMPOK~~T SMETY ~STRUCTIONS beforeoperatingthisappliance.
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@Cleanthelintfiltereachtimethe dryerisused.Alwaysbe surethe lintfilteris inplace.Don’tusethe dryerwithoutit.
@Goodsortingforthedryerbegins
atthewasher.Generally,ifclothes aresortedrightforwashing,they’re sortedrightfordrying.Seepage8 forsortinghelp.(Ifyoudo mix varioustypesoffabricsinyour load,setthecontrolsforthe
lighter-weightfabricsandremove
whendry.Resetcontrolsforthe
remaini;gheavierfabrics.)
SettheControk
Seethe ControlsSettingGuideon pages6 and7.
~ DryingSelections Selectthe properheatforyour load.Note:“FluffNo-Heat”isto
beusedonlywiti theTIMED
~CLES.
Q PRESSGU- feature.
(OperatesonlywithAU~MATIC SENSI-DRYcycles.)T’umtoON if
desired.Tominimizewrinklesset intheclothes,thePRESSGU_ featureprovidesapproximatelyone hourofno-heattumblingafterthe clothesaredry.
UseEnd-of-CycleSignal(Seestep 3below.)Buzzerwillsoundatfive­minuteintervalstoremindyouto removetheclothes.
~ End-of-CycleSignal
(Operateswithanycycle.)
TheSignalcontrolcanbeset anywherebetweenOFFand LOUD,dependingonthedesired soundlevel.Thesignalwillsound
justbeforethe endofthecycleto
remindyoutoremovetheclothes. Tostopsignalwhilesounding,turn
SignalcontroltoOFFor advance CycleSelectortoOFF.
Thesignalshouldalwaysbeused whendryingPolyesterKnitsor Pemanent Pressitemswhich shouldbe removedassoonasthe dryerstopstohelppreventsetting ofwrinkles.
Thesignalshouldalsobeusedwith thePRESSGU~ feature.
~ TurnCycleSelectortodesired
cyclesetting.
~ TurnSTARTknobtostart dryer.(Openingthedoorduring operationstopsthedryer.To restart,closethedoorandpushthe STARTknob.)
Polyestermts &
Rrment -s
@DON~ OVERLOAD— Garmentsbeingdriedor dewrinkledshouldtumblefreely.
@REMOVECL~HES PROMPTLY-Tohelpprevent wrinkling,removefromthe dryer promptlyattheendofthedrying cycles.
*PLACEONHANGERS— PermanentPressandPolyester
-Knit garmentslookbestifplaced ~,i hangersafierdrying.
m tips
matk the difference
betweenAutomatic&
~med hying?
AutomaticDrying
WhenusingtheAU~MATIC SENSI-DRYcycles,theAutomatic Dry Controlsystemcontinually sensesthetemperatureoftheairin thedryerdrum.Wetlaundrykeeps thisair cool.Whenlaundryisdry enough(andthedrumairwarm enough)theheatturnsoff.When theair cools,theheatturnsback on. Thisoffandoncyclingmay happena numberoftimes
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(dependingonthefabric,loadsize, andCycleSelectorsetting).The CycleSelectoradvances(whenthe heatisoff)untilit automatically turnsoffdryer.
TimedDrying
WhenusingtheTIMEDCYCLES, youselectthenumberofminutes youwishthedryertorun andit turnsoffattheendofthistime
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forcontrols settingGuide
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