GE DPXQ473GT, DPSQ475GT Owner’s Manual
Models: DPXQ473ET DPSQ475ET
Dryer
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Impofiant Safe~ Information
DPXQ473GT DPSQ475GT
Owner$ Manual
Operating Instructions
me ControlsonYourD~er
OtherD~er Features
Helpful Information
SpecializedFabricGuide
LoadingSuggestions
Care ofProduct
If Something Goes Wrong
BeforeYouCallForSemice
VentingtheDryer
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Welcome to tie GEfamily.We’re
proud of our qualityproducts and
webelieve independable service.
You’ll see itin thiseasy-t~use
manualandyou’ll hearitin the
friendlyvoicesof our customer
servicedepartment.
Bestof all,you’ll experience
thesevalueseach timeyou do
thelaundry.That’simportant,
becauseyour newdryerwillbe
partof yourfamilyfor along time.
Before
using
your
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Stapleyourreceipttotheinsideback
coverofthismanual.
Findyourmodel.Putacheck mark
in thebox identi~ng yourmodel
in thesection tided “Operating
Instructions.”Thiswillprovide
easyaccessfor youroperating
instructions.
Writedownthemodelandserial
numbershere.Theyareon thelabel
on thefront of thedryerbehind
thedoor.
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Modelnumber
Serialnumber
Dateofpurchase
Helpus
helpyou
In theUnitedStates
800.626.2000
In Canada
800-361-3400
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Beforeyou cdl for semice,
thereareafewthingsyou can
do to help usserveyoubetter.
Readthismanual.
instructionstohelpyou useand
maintainyourdryerproperly.
SavetimeandmoneyCheckthe
sectiontitled “If SomethingGoes
Wrong” before calling.This sec-
tionwasdesignedto solvecommon
problemsyou mightencounter.
Itcontains
Ifyou do need service,youcan
relaxknowinghelp isonly aphone
callaway.A listof toll-freecustomer
setice numbersisincluded on the
insideback cover.Or callinme
UrdtedStatestheGEAnswer
Center@at800.626.2000,
24hoursa day, 7 daysaweek.
Canadacall 800-361-3400.
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A ~ARN/NG: Foryour safetythe informationin thismanualmustbe
followed to minimizetheriskof fire or explosion or topreventproperty
damage,personalinjuryor lossof life.
Do not storeor usegasoline
or other flammablevapors
andliquidsin thevicinityof
thisor anyotherappliance.
Installationandservicemust
be performed byaqualfled
installer,serviceagencyor
thegassupplier.
IFYOUSMELLGAS
1
Do not tryto lightanyappliance.
2
Do not touchanyelectrical
switch;do not useanyphone
inyourbuilding.
3
Cleartheroom, building or
areaof alloccupanb.
4
Immediatelycallyourgas
supplierfrom aneighbor’s
phone. Followthegas
supplier’sinstructions.
Ifyou cannotreachyourgas
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supplier,dl thefiredepartment.
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CaliforniaSafeDrinkingWaterand ToxicEnforcementAct
~is actrequiresthegovernor
of Californiatopublishalistof
substancesknownto thestate
to causecancer,birthdefecm
orother reproductiveharm
andrequiresbusinessestowarn
customersof potentialexposure
to suchsubstances.
Gasappliancescan cause
minorexposure to fourof these
substances,namelybenzene,
carbon monoxide, formaldehyde
andsoot, causedprimarilybythe
incomplete combustionof natural
gasor ~ fuels.
Properlyadjusteddryerswill
minimizeincomplete combustion.
Exposureto thesesubstancescan
be minimizedfurtherbyproperly
ventingthe dryerto theoutdoors.
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Readallsafepinformationbeforeusing
To reducetheriskof fire,electricshock,or injurytopersons
whenusingyourappfiance,fo~owbasicpreca-utiom,including
thefoMowingsectiom.
● Usethisappliance onlyfor ifi
intended purpose asdescribed
in thisOwner’sManual.
● Thisdryermustbe properly
installedandlocated in
accordancewiththeInstallation
Instructionsbefore itisused.
Ifyou did not receivean
InstallationInstructionssheet
withyour dryer,you canobtain
one bycalling,toll-free,in tie
UnitedStatestheGEAnswer
Center@,800.626.2000.k
Cmada call, toll-free,
800-361-3400.
– Properlyground to conform
withallgoverning codes and
ordinances.Followdetailsin
InsmllationInstructions.
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Instil orstorewherethetempera-
tureisabove50°F.(lO°C.). Do
notinstallthedryerwhereitwill
be exposedto theweather.
– Connecttoaproperlyrated,
protectedandsizedpowersupply
circuittoavoidelectricaloverload.
– Gasd~ers MUSTbe exhausted
to the outside.Carefullyfollow
theExhaustingdetiils in the
InstallationInstructions.
– Exhaustingelectricdryersto
theoutside isSTRONGLY
RECOMMENDEDto prevent
largeamountsof moistureand
lintfrom beingblown into the
room. Carefullyfollow the
Exhausting detailsin the
Instigation Instructions.
●
Do not repairor replace
anypartof the appliance or
attemptanysemicingunless
spectilcallyrecommended in this
Owner’sManualor in published
user-repairinstructionsthatyou
understandandhavethe skills
to ca~ out.
%en disconnectingthis
●
appliancepull by the plug rather
thanthecord to avoiddamageto
thecord orjunction of cord and
plug. Makesurethatthe cord
islocated sothatitwillnot be
steppedon, tripped overor
otherwisesubjectedto damage
or stress.
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● ExhaustDuct—SeeInstallation
Instructions.Useonlyrigidmetal
or flexible metal4“ diameter
ductworkinsidethedryercabinet
or for exhaustingto the outside.
USEOFPLASTICOR OTHER
COMBUSTIBLEDUC~ORK
CAN CAUSE A FIRE.
PUNCTUREDDUC~ORK
~N CAUSEA FIREIFITCOL
LAPSESOR BECOMESOTHERWSE RESTRICTEDINUSEOR
DURINGINSTALLATION.
● Do not dryarticlescontaining
rubber, plastic,or similar
materials(suchaspadded bras,
tennisshoes,galoshes,bath
mats,rugs,bibs,babypanm,
plasticbags,pillows,etc.) as
thesematerialsmaymeltor
burn.Also, some rubber
materials,whenheated,can
under certaincircumstances
produce firebyspontaneous
combustion.
●
Do not storeitemsthatmay
burn or melt (suchasclothing,
paper material,plasticsor
plasticcontainers,etc.) on top
of the dryerduringoperation.
● Garmentslabeled “DryAway
from Heat” or “Do not Tumble
D~” (suchaslifejacke~ contain-
ing Kapok) mustnot be putin
your dryer.
● Do not washor dryarticlesthat
havebeen cleaned in,washed
in, soakedin, or spottedwith
combustible or explosive
substances(suchaswax,paint,
oil, gasoline,degreasers,drycleaningsolvents,kerosene,etc.)
whichmayigniteor explode. Do
notadd thesesubstancesto the
washwater.Do notusethese
substancesaroundyourwasher
and/or d~er duringoperation.
● Any articleon whichyou have
useda cleaningsolvent,or
whichcontainsflammable
materials(suchascleaning
cloths,mops, towelsusedin
beautysalons,restauran~,
or barber shops,etc.) must
notbe placed inor nearthe
dryeruntilalltracesof these
flammableliquidsor solids
andtheirfumeshavebeen
removed.There aremany
highlyflammableitemsused
inhomes suchasacetone,
denaturedalcohol, gasoline,
kerosene,some household
cleaners,some spotremovers,
turpentines,waxes,wax
removersand products
containingpetroleum distillates.
Readallsafetyinformationbeforeusing
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. Cleanthelintfilterbefore
eachload to preventlint
accumulationinside the
dryeror intheroom. DO
NOT OPEWTE THEDR~R
WTHOUT THELINTFILTER
INPUCE.
. Keep theareaaround and
underneathyour appliances
free from theaccumulation
of combustible materials,
suchaslint,paper,
rags,
chemicals,etc.
. The interiorof themachine
and the exhaustduct
connection insidethe dryer
shouldbe cleaned periodically
byaqud~led individual.
● Neverreachinto tie dryer
while thedmm ismoving.
Before loading, unloading or
adding clothes,waituntil the
drumhascompletelystopped.
● Do not d~ fiberglassarticles
inyour dryer.Skinirrimtion
could resultfrom theremaining
glassparticlesthatmaybe picked
up byclothingduringsubsequent dryeruses.
● The laundryprocesscan
reduce theflameretardancy
of fabrics.To avoidsucha
result,thegarmentmanufacturer’s
careinstructionsshouldbe
followed verycarefully.
Close supervisionisnecessary
if thisapplianceisusedby or
near children.Do not allow
children toplayinside, on,
or withhis applianceor any
discardedappliance.Dispose
of discardedappliancesand
shipping or packingmaterials
properly. Beforediscardinga
d~er, or removingfrom service,
remove thedoor of thedryer
compartment.
. Keep alllaundryaids (such
asdetergents,bleaches,fabric
softeners,etc.) out of thereach
of children, preferablyin a
locked cabinet.Observeall
warningson containerlabels
to avoidpersonalinju~.
● Keep thefloor aroundyour
appliancescleanand d~ to
reduce thepossibilityof slipping.
c To minimizethe possibili~
of electric shock,unplug this
appliance from thepowersupply
or disconnect thedryeratthe
household distributionpanel by
removing thefuseor switching
off the circuitbreakerbefore
attemptinganymaintenanceor
cleaning (except theremovaland
cleaning of thelintfilter).
. NO=: TurningtheCycle
Selectorknob to anOFF
position doesNOT
disconnect theappliance
from thepowersupply.
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Do not tamperwiththe controls.
Do not operatethisappliance
if itisdamaged,malfunctioning,
partiallydisassembled,or
hasmissingorbroken parti,
including a damagedcord
or plug.
● Neverclimb on or standon tie
dryertop.
● Ifyoursisagasd~er, itis
equipped withanautomatic
electricignitionand does not
haveapilot light.DO NOT
A~EMPT TO LIGHTWTH
A MATCH. Burnsmayresult
from havingyourhand in the
vicinityof theburnerwhen tie
automaticignitionmayturnon.
●
You maywishto softenyour
launderedfabricsor reduce
thestaticelectricityin tiem
byusingdryer-appliedfabfic
softenersor ananti-static
conditioner. Werecommend
youuseeitherafabricsoftener
inthewashcycle,according to
themanufacturer’sinstructions
for thoseproducts,or trya
dryer-addedproduct for which
themanufacturergiveswritten
assuranceon the packagefiat
theirproduct canbe safelyused
inyourdryer.
Serviceor performance problemscausedbytheuseof tiese
productsaretheresponsibility
of themanufacturersof those
productsand arenot covered
underthewarrantyof this
appliance.
SAVET~SE INSTRUCTIONS
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FABRICMRE
FABRICMRE
OHIONS
O~ONS
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Cleanthelintfiltereachtimeyouusethedrye~
CAUTION:
Donotoperatethedryerwithoutthelintfilter
inplace.
Clean the Lint Fi/ter
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Fabric Care Selections
AlwaysfollowFabricManufacturer’sCarebbel or
instructionswhenlaundering.Usethischartasa
generalguide.
I Dwina Selections
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Usaae
Forsynthetics,blendsanditems
labeled“permanentpress.”
Fordeli~tes, syntheti~ anditems
labeled‘tumbled~ low”
ForYluMna”itemswithoutheat.Use
theTmed-DrYcycle.
Cycle Descriptions
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AutomaticDryingCycles
Cyclesautomaticallysensedryness
AutomaticPermanentPress
Forsyntheticblendsanddelicates.Select
Mo~ D~forheavierloads,LessD~for
lighterloads.
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AutomaticCottons
Forcottonsandmostlinens.Formost
normalloadsselectthePreferredRe~lar
Setting*.Settowards
andwetterfabrics,
MoreDV forheavier
LessD~for lighterfabrics.
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WinedDry Cycles
Cyclesrunforasele~edtime
Tread Dry
SettheCycleSelectorat
thedesireddryingtime.
DampDry
Toleaveitemspartially
drysetCycle Selectoron
DampDrysetting.
Dewrinkle
Forremovingwrinkles
fromitemsthatareclean
andd~ orthatarevery
lighdydamp.Setthe
CycleSelectoron the
Dewrintiesetting.
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AUTOMATIC
CO~ONS
MOREDRY
E~RA CARE ● ‘m~s~oRy
DRY
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Selecting Drying Cycle
AUTOMATIC
PERM~~[~J
, COOL00WN
~RA CARE
●
Selectanautomaticor timedcycle.See the
aboveCycleDescriptions.
NOTE
Dyingtimeswill vey
accordingtothe*pe
ofbeetused(Electric,
NaturalorLPgas),size
ofload,qpesoffabrics,
wetnessofclothasand
conditionofexhaustducts.
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‘ StadingD~er
● Close thedryerdoor.
● SelectSTART.
Opening thedoor duringthe operationtill
stopthedryer.To resart thedryer,closethe
door and selectSTARTto complete thecycle.
Seenextpageforothmdqwfeatures
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Otherdqwfeaturesyourmodelhas
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Use thisoption to minimizethe
tinkles inclothes.Itprovides
approximately15minutesof
no-heattumblingafterthe clothes
ared~.
Thisoption can onlybe usedtith
theAutomatic cycles.
Thissignaltill soundjust before
the end of thecycleto remind you s
to removetheclothes.
fiyou selectedtheExtraCareoption
thesignaltill soundatthetheendof
thedryingtimeandtill soundsever-
altimesduringtheExtraCarecycle.
Thistill remindyouthatthecycleis
almostcomplete.
HINE
IftheSignaloptionisselected,the
signalwill soundattheendofthe
dryingtimeandwill soundseveral
timesduringtheEtira Carecycle.
Thiswill remindyouthatthecycle
isalmostcomplete.
NOTE:
Removegarmentspromptlyat the
soundofthesignal.Placeclothes
onhangerssowrinkleswon’tsetin.
UsetheSignalespeciallywhen
●
dryingfabricslikepolyesterknits
andpermanentpress.Thesefabrics
shouldberemovedpromptlyso
wrinkleswon?setin.
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SelectingRESETOPTIONScancels
alloptions thathavebeen selected.
the dryeropening from insidethe
drum. Remove thebulb and
replace tith thesamesizebulb.
RESH
O~lONS
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ToolsNeeded:
● Standard#2 Phillipsscrewdriver
● Tape-tippedpm knife
● Needle-nosedpliers
1 Open thedoor and removethe
fillerplugsopposite thehinges.
2 With the door completelyopen,
removethebottom screwfrom
each hinge on thedryerface.
Rotatethedoor 180°. Insertit
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on tie opposite sideof the openingby movingthe door IN and
DOWNuntilthe top hinge and
thebottom hinge arerestingon
thetop screwsinsertedin step3.
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3 InsertthesescrewsabouthaKway
intotheTOPholes, for eachhinge,
on theoppositeside.(Whereyou
removedthefillerplugs.) Apply
firmpressuretogetthescrew
startedinuntappedholes.
4 Loosen thetop screwfrom each
hinge on thedryerface halfway.
Remove theremainingscrews
7
from thesideof the opening
fromwhichthedoor was
removed.Withthesescrews
secureeachhinge atthebottom.
Tightenthetwotop screwsof
8
eachhinge.
5 Withone hand holding the top
of the door and theotherhand
holding thebottom, removethe
door from the dryerbyliftingit
UPand OUT.
Reinserttheplasticplugson
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thesidefrom which thedoor
wasremoved.
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AlwaysfollowFabricManufacturer Carelabel orjnstmctjonswhen!aunderjng.
Otherwjseusethejnformatjonbelowasa generalgujde.
Pmom
BMeK
titton
Spfietic
Dow
- h~ Item
(Includes
cotiorters,
blanketsand
mattresspads.)
Mend anyholesor weakseamswherefeatheror filling could
escape.Dryonlyonepillowatatime.Stopdryeroccasionallyand
shakepillow, redistributingfillingfor evendrying.Check pillow
attheend of d+ng time.If itisnot completelydry,resetd~er
for more dryingtime.
Dryon lowheatonly.
CAW/ON:Do not d~ pillowscontainingfoam rubber.
Add 2–4drytowelsandoneblanket andsettimerfor 20–25minutes.
Dryonlyoneblanketatatime.Do notsetcontrolfor morethan25
minutes.At theend of dryingcycleblock theblanketbackto its
originalshape.Allowblankettodrythoroughlybefore storing.
Useamediumheatdryingsetting.
Usealowheatdryingsetting.
Usealowheatdryingsetting.
Usealowheatdryingsetting.
Setd~er for 20minutes.men timeisup, checkand redistribute
load. Resetd~er for 15minutes.men timeisup, checkand
redistributeload.Resettimerfor5minuteinternals.Checkafter
each5minutestoensurearticlesdo not filld~er drum. Large,wet
articlesshouldhaveample room in thedryer,but astheydryand
flti up theymaynot haveroom to tumble.
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CAW/ON:Itemswithoutroom to tumblemayblockairflowand
couldresultinscorcheditems.D~ mattresspadsseparately.Use
alowheatd+ng setting.
Loading
Asgeneralrule,if clothesare
sortedproperlyfor thewasher,they
aresortedproperlyfor tie dryer.
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Sortbycolor
(Separatecolorfastfrom
non-colorfastfabrics*)
● mites
● Lights
● Darks
Separatebyfabrictype
● Cottonsandlinens
● Permanentpresscottons
andblends
● Syntheticandpoly knifi
● Delicates
● Avoid dryingverysmallloads.
s Sortclothesbyweightso you
won’t haveto runan extracycle
for one or twoheavier,slower
dryingitems.
● Do not addfabric softenersheets
once theload hasbecome warm.
Thismaycausefabric softener
stains.
Separatelintproducersfrom
lintcollectors
● Lintproducers: terrycloth and
chenille
● Lintcollectors:velveteenand
corduroy
Sortbyweight
● HeavyItems
● LightItems
Non-colorfmtfatics maybleedorfade.S& @
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individualCOIW.
● Do not drythefollowing items:
● Fiberglassitems
● Woolens
● Rubber coated items
● Plastics
● Itemswithplastictrim
● Foam-filleditems
● Do not overload.This causes
inefficientoperation and
unnecessarywrinkling.Clothes
need to tumblefreely.
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The drumisrust-resistant.
However,colored fabricswhich
lose color orbleed in thewasher
maycausediscoloration of tie dryerdrum.We recommend thatthe
usinga detergentandwaterpaste
or amild abrasive,suchasSoft
ScrubTM.Rinsethoroughly.Then
tumble-dryseveralwetragsor old
towelsfor 20 to 30 minutesbefore
dryerdrumbe cleaned withacloth usingtie dryernormally.
Wipe off anyspillsor washing
compounds. Wipe or dustwith
adamp cloth.Trynot to strike
thesurfacewithsharpobjec~.
Dryercontrol panelandfinishes
maybe damagedby somelaundry
pretreatmentsoilandstainremover
productsif suchproducts are
sprayedon or have directcontict
withthed~er.
Before everydryeruse,clean the
lintfilter.Itiseasierto remove
thelintwhenyour fingersare
moistened.
To keep your dryeroperating at
peakperformance, be sureto have
atechnicianvacuumthelintfrom
themachineeve~ threeyears.
Apply thesepretreatmentproducts
awayfrom the dryer.The fabric
maythenbe washedand dried
normally.Damagetoyour dryer
causedbypretreatmentproducts
isnot coveredbyyourwarranty.
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To storeyour dryerfor ashort
period of time,disconnect the
power supplyand cleanthelint
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Checkthe inside ofthe exhaust
hoodwith a mirror to rid of debris
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Inspectandcleanthedryer
exhaustductingatleastonce
ayearto preventclogging. A
partiallyclogged exhaustcan
lengthenthed+ng time,
. Makesurethe insideflapsof the
exhausthood movefreely (you
maywantto checkwitha mirror).
● Makesureinsideflapsarefully
open whendryerisoperating.
● Makesurethereisnot wildlife
(birds,insecti,etc.) nesting
insidetheexhaustduct or hood.
To clean theexhaustduct follow
thesesteps:
1
Turnoff electricalsupplyby
disconnectingtheplug from
thewallsocket.
Disconnectexhaustductfrom
2
thedryer.
3
Vacuum theexhaustduct with
thehoseattachmentor attacha
ragto apole or draincleaning
wireand clean duct.
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Problem PossibleCauses
Whatto Do
,“””
Dryerisunplugged
Fuseisblownieircuit
breakeristripped
Fuseisblow/circuit breaker
istripped,the dryermay
tumblebutnotheat
Gasserviceisoff
Someshaking/noiseisno~.
Dryermaybe sitdngunewdy
hproper useof fabricsoftener
Drying~ itemswith
cleanones
● Makesurethedryerplugispushed
completelyintotheoudet.
● Checkthehousefuse/circuitbreaker
boxandreplacefuseorresetbreaker.
NOTE:Mostelectricdqersusetwobreakers.
● Checkthehousefuse/circuitbreakerbox
andreplacefuseorresetbreaker.
● Makesuregasshutoffatdryerandmain
shutoffarefully open.
● Movedryertoanevenfloorspace,or adjust
asnecessaryuntileven.
● Followdirectionson fabricsoftenerpackage.
● Useyourd~ertod~ onlycleanitems.Dirty
itemscanstaincleanitemsandthedryer.
Clotheswerenot completely
clean
tit fflteris ffl
hproper sorting
Staticdectriciwcanattracttit
,
*rloading
Paper,tissue,etc.leftinpockets
● Sometimesstainswhichcannotbe seenwhen
the
clothesarewet“appear”afterd+ng. Use
properwashingproceduresbeforedrying.
● Cleanlintscreenbefore eachload.
● Sortlintproducers(likechenille)from
lintcollectors(likecorduroy).
● SeesuggestionsinthissectionunderSTATIC.
● Separatelargeloadsinto smallerones.
● Emptyallpocketsbeforelaunderingclothes.
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Problem
PossibleCauses
No
fabricsoftenerwasused ● Tryafabricsoftener.
WhattoDo
● Tryafabricsoftener.
● Adjustcontrolsforlessdfing.
SynthetiG,
permanentpress
● Tryafabricsoftener.
andblends~ ause static
hproper sorting
● Separateheavyitemsfrom lightweightitems
(generally,awell-sortedwasherloadisa
well-sorteddqer load).
Largeloadsof hea~ items
(We
beachtoweb) andtakelonger todry.Separatelarge,heavy
● Large,heavyloadscontainmore moisture
itemsintosmallerloadstospeedd~ng time.
Contiobimproperlyset
● Matchcontrol settingsto theload you
aredrying.
Lintfalterisfti ● Cleanlintfilterbefore everyload.
hproper or obstructed ● Checkinstallationinstructionsfor proper
dueting ducting/venting.
● Makesureducting isclean, free of kinks
andunobstructed.
● Check to seeifoutsidewalldamper
operateseasily.
● SeetheVentingtheDryersection.
Blownfusesor tripped
eireuit
breakers
@rloading/
combtig
loads thedqer ata time.
Underloading
● Replacefusesorresetcircuitbreakers.Since
mostdryersuse2 fuses/breakers,makesure
both areoperating.
● Do notputmorethanonewasherloadin
● Ifyou aredryingonly one or twoitems,
addafewitemsto ensureproper tumbling.
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Problem PossibleCauses Whatto Do
● Selectashorterdryingtime.
● Remove itemswhile theystillhold aslight
amountof moisture.
htting itemssitin dryer ● Removeitemswhen cycleends andfold or
afterqcle en&
SomefabricsW naturfly
shrink
ean
whenwashed.Others
besafelywashed,butti
shrinkh thedryer.
hangimmediately.
To avoidshrinkage,follow garmentcare
.
labelsexactly.
● Someitemsmaybe pressedbackinto shape
afterdrying.
● Ifyou areconcerned about shrinkagein
aparticularitem,do not machinewashor
tumbledryit.
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VentingtheDqer
Forthebestdryingperformance
thedryerneeds to be properly
vented.Carefullyfollowthedetails
onExhaustingintheInstallation
Instructionsm
● Useonlyrigid metalor flexible
mehl 4“ diameter ductiork
inside the dryer cabinet or for
exhausting to the oumide.
●
Do not use plastic or other combustible ducwork.
●
Usetie shortestlengthpossible,
●
Do not crushor collapse.
●
Avoid restingtheduct on sharp
objects.
●
Ventingmustconformtolocal
buildingcodes.
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Upon request,GEwillprovide
Braillecontrols for avarietyof
GEappliances,and abrochure
toassistinplanning abarrier-free
kitchenfor personswithlimited
mobility.To obtiin theseitems,in
theUnitedStatesfree of charge,call
800.626.2000.
Consumerswithimpairedhearing
orspeechwhohaveaccessto aTDD
oraconventionalteletypewritermay
callin the UnitedStates 800-TDD-
GEAC (800-833-4322)
informationor semice.
InCanadacontact:
Manager,ConsumerRelations,
Cameo Inc.
1FactoryLane,Suite310
Moncton, N.B.
EIC 9M3
to request
In theUnitedStates:
Chicago,
800-626-=4
In Canada:
800-461-3636
In theUnitedStates:
800-@6-2002
In Canada:
800-263-0686
You canhavethe securefeeling thatGEConsumerServicewillstill
be thereafteryourwarrantyexpires.PurchaseaGEcontractwhileyour
warrantyisstillin effectandyou’ll receiveasubstantialdiscount.Witha
multiple-yearcontract,you’re assuredof futuresefice attoday’sprices.
Care
Individualsqud~led tosetice their
ownappliancescanhavepartsor
accessoriessentdirectiyto their
home.The GEpartssystempro
tidesaccessto over47,000
parts...andallGEGenuineRenewal
Partsarefullywarranted.VISA,
MasterCardandDiscovercardsare
accepted.
andcletig kstructionscontied h tis manualcowrproc~
duresthatcanbeperformedbyany
user.Otier seticing genertiy
shodd be referredtoqutified ser-
tice personnel.Cautionmustbe
exertised,shce kproper sefickg
maycauseunsafeoperation.
We’re proud of our serviceandwantyou to be pleased.Iffor some
reasonyou arenot happywiththeserviceyou receive,here aresteps
tofollow for furtherhelp.
IntheUnited&ates:
First,contactthepeople who ser-
vicedyourappliance.Explainwhy
you arenot pleased.Inmostcases,
thiswillsolvetheproblem.
NeX,ifyouarestillnotpleased,
writeallthedetails—includingyour
phone number–to: Manager,
ConsumerRelations,
GEAppliances,Appliance Park,
Louisville,KY40225
Fins//~ifyour problem isstillnot
resolved,writeto: MajorAppliance
ConsumerAction Program
20NorthWackerDrive
IL60606
In Canada:
Fimt,contactthepeople who ser-
vicedyourappliance.Explainwhy
you arenot pleased.Inmostcases,
thiswillsolvethe problem.
Neti,ifyouarestillnotpleased,write
allthedetils-including yourphone
number—to:
Manager,ConsumerRelations,
Cameo Inc.
1FactoryLane,Suite310
Moncton, N.B.
EIC 9M3
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