JENN-AIR
USE AND CARE MANUAL
STACKED LAUNDRY CENTER
MODELS LSE2704W, LSE2704W-C, LSG2704W
BB ABOUT YOUR JENN-AIR
Congratulations on your choice of a Jenn-Air stacked
laundry center! Its unique design provides large full-size
capacity in half the floor space of traditional side-by-side
washers and dryers. As you use your new washer/dryer
we know you will appreciate the many features that pro-
vide excellent cleaning and drying results, energy effi-
ciency, convenience and dependability. On the following --Do not store or use gasoline or other
pagesyou will find a wealth of information regarding all flammable vapors and liquids in the
aspectsof your beautiful new laundering center.By foI- vicinity of this or any other appliance.
lowing these instructions carefully, you will be able to
achieve excellent results with your washer/dryer.
For future reference we suggest you retain this manual • DO not touch any electrical switch; do
after recording the model number and serial number (six not use any phone in your building.
numbers and two letters) of this automatic washer/dryer • Clear the room, building or area of all
in the spaces provided below, occupants.
This information can befound on the data plate located gas supplier's instructions.
on the upper left corner of the dryer door recess. • If yOU cannot reach your gas supplier,
Model performed by a qualified installer,
--WHAT TO DO IF YOU SMELL GAS
• Do not try to light any appliance.
• Immediately call your gas supplier
from a neighbor's phone. Follow the
caU the fire department.
--Installation and service must be
service agency or the gas supplier.
Serial No.
WARNING -- To reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, or injury to
persons, read the IMPORTANT PERSONAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS on
page I before operating this appliance.
BB YOUR NEW JENN-AiR LAUNDRY CENTER
The controls for the stacked washer and dryer are conve- The following pages offer detailed instructions on how to
nient and easy to use. The washer and the dryer can be use your new stacked washer and dryen The first section
run at the same time or either by itself, of the instruction book is for the washer (pp. 3-5), the last
section is for the dryer (pp. 6-7).
IMPORTANT PERSONAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
solids, should nor be placed in the appliance until
all traces of these flammable liquids or solids and
their fumes have been removed. There are many
highly flammable items used in homes, such as:
acetone, denatured alcohol, gasoline kerosene, oil,
1. Read all instructions before using the appliance, chemical solvents, some liquid household clean-
Retain all instructions for future use. ers, some spot removers, turpentine, waxes and
2. Installation-Install and locate this appliance accord-
ing to the Installation Instructions. b. Do not add gasoline, dry-cleaning solvents, or
a. This appliance must be properly grounded. Never wash water. These substances give off vapors that
plug the appliance electric cord into a receptacle could ignite or explode.
which has not been grounded adequately and in
accordance with local and national codes, c. HYDROGEN GAS IS EXPLOSIVE. Under certain
b. This appliance must be connected to a properly hot water system that has not been used for 2
rated, protected, and sized power supply circuit, weeks or more. If the hot water system has not
c. Do not install or store this appliance where it will been used for such a period, before using a wash-
be exposed to temperatures below freezing or ing machine or combination washer-dryer, turn
exposed to the weather, on all hot water faucets and let the water flow
d. This appliance must be connected to adequate from each for several minutes. This will release
plumbing and drain facilities, any accumulated hydrogen gas. As the gas is
3. If someone should get an electrical shock from the flammable, do not smoke or use an open flame
appliance, disconnect the electrical power. DO NOT during this time.
OPERATE until it has been repaired by an authorized d. Do not use heat to dry articles containing foam
Jenn-Air Service Contractor. rubber (may be labeled latex foam), plastics or
4. To prevent injury to children: rubber materials when heated, can under certain
a. Do not allow children to pay on, in, or with the circumstances produce fire by spontaneous corn-
appliance. Close supervision of children is neces- bustion.
sary when using the appliance, e.
b. Keep all laundry aids out of reach of children
preferably in a locked cabinet. Use laundry aids
only as directed by the manufacturer and observe
all warnings on the container labels.
c. Destroy the carton and plastic bags after unpack-
ing the appliance. Cartons covered with rugs, bed-
spreads, or plastic sheets can create a chamber
with inadequate ventilation.
d. Remove the door to the washing and drying com-
partment before the appliance is removed from f. Keep area around and underneath the appliance
service or discarded, als such as lint, paper, rags, gasoline, and all other
5. flammable vapors and liquids.
a. Do not wash or dry articles that have been previ- the ventilation air opening of the dryer.
ously cleaned in, washed in, soaked in, or spotted h. To prevent extended drying time and risk of fire.
with gasoline, dry-cleaning solvents, other flam- CLEAN LINT SCREEN BEFORE EACH LOAD.
mable or explosive substances as they give off
vapors that could ignite or explode. Any material i. The interior of the dryer and the exhaust duct
on which you have used a cleaning solvent, or should cleaned periodically by a qualified service
which is saturated with flammable liquids or
wax removers.
other flammable or explosive substances to the
conditions, hydrogen gas may be produced in a
similarly textured rubber like materials. Foam
free from the accumulation of combustible materi-
g. Do not allow storage of any material to obstruct
tectmician.
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mm IBBImm
j. The exhaust system should be periodically exam- d. After using these removers, thoroughly rinse the
ined for damage to the exhaust duct and for free clothes by hand before they are placed in the
operation of the exhaust deflector. Keep the area washer. Some of the components and the finish of
around the exhaust opening and surrounding these removers - for example: rust remover - will
areas free from the accumulation of lint, dust and damage the components and the finish of the
dirt. washer.
k. For Gas Dryers: Gas dryers are equipped to oper- 15. Improper laundering of flame retardant finishes
ate on natural gas only. To convert a gas dryer for could remove them. Therefore, follow garment man-
operation with other gases, the services of a qual- ufacturer's instructions carefully.
ifled Jenn- Air Service Contractor must be
obtained.
6. Do not reach into the appliance if the tub, agitator or SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
dryer drum is moving.
7. Do not tamper with controls. Appliances with the @ symbol on the data plate have
8. Do not repair or replace any part of the appliance or
attempt any servicing to prevent personal injury and with a CSA Monogram on the data plate have been certi-
damage to the appliance. Canadian Standards Association requirements. Gas dry-
9. Keep pets away from dryer, and keep dryer door ers with an AGA symbol on the data plate have been
closed at all times except while loading or unloading, design certified with the American Gas Association; those
Pets may enter the dryer unnoticed when the door is with a CGA symbol on the data plate have been
open and become entrapped when the door is closed, approved by the Canadian Gas Association.
10. The agitator should not be removed. If the agitator is Nevertheless, as with any equipment using electricity
removed, it must be pushed down completely and and having moving parts, there are potential hazards. To
the locking screw tightened before the washer is use this appliance safely, the operator should become
operated, familiar With the instructions for operation of the appli-
11. Do not use fabric softeners or products to eliminate
static (unless recommended for use in clothes dryers
by the manufacturer of the fabric softener or product).
12. Do not wash fiberglass articles unless label states Important Safety Notice & Warning
been listed with Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc. Those
fied by the CSA Testing Laboratories as complying with
ance and always exercise care when using it.
they are machine washable. Most fiberglass articles The California Safe Drinking Water and Toxic
shed small particles of glass that will not readily rinse
out of the washer. These particles may get on cloth- Enforcement Act of 1986 (Proposition 65) requires the
ing in later loads and cause skin irritation and dis- Governor of California to publish a list of substances
comfort. Be sure to rinse the washer thoroughly ductive harm, and requires businesses to warn customers
before using it again, of potential exposures to such substances.
13. Do not dry fiberglass articles unless recommended
by the manufacturer.
14. Observe these precautions when using cleaning flu- listed substances, including benzene, formaldehyde and
ids, spot or stain removers, etc_: soot, due primarily to the incomplete combustion of nat-
a. Use only according to the manufacturer's direc- ural gas or liquid petroleum (LP) fuels. Exhaust ducts
tions as stated on the label or carton, should be kept free of obstructions and properly exhaust-
b. Use outdoors or in a well ventilated area. ed dryers will minimize exposure.
c. Use only products labeled "NON-FLAMMA-
BLE".
known to the State of California to cause cancer or repro-
Users of this appliance are hereby warned that the burn-
ing of gas can result in low-level exposure to some of the
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PREPARINGTO WASH
1. LIFT THE LID 3. ADD DETERGENT
The washer lid lifts up and down to open and close. You may use liquid or granular laundry detergent.
Internal springs will hold the lid in the open position Add a measured amount before loading.
until pulled down to close. Read and follow the manufacturer's recommenda-
tions for using the correct amount. Most instructions
are for washing an "average" load. If the degree of
soil is heavier than average or the water is harder
than 6 grains per gallon, more detergent should be
used.
Wipe up any spills of liquid laundry detergent on the
washer.
Do not add detergent to the fabric softener cup.
2. ADD BLEACH, if needed
Undiluted liquid chlorine bleach may be added to the
bleach dispenser as shown. Carefully measure the
amount of bleach recommended on label of bleach
bottle for the following number of gallons of water:
SMALL - 11 gallons (9 Imperial gallons; 42 liters);
MEDIUM - 13 gallons (11 Imperial gallons; 49 liters);
LARGE - 16 gallons (13 Imperial gallons; 61 liters).
Properly diluted bleach will be added automatically
to the wash water, 4. PLACE CLOTHES IN WASHER
NOTE: Be careful whenever you use liquid chlorine Put dry, unfolded clothes loosely in the tub, up to the
bleach. Do not pour directly on fabrics. Wipe top row of holes for a maximum load. Do not pack or
up spills with a paper towel, wrap items around the agitator. Be sure to empty all
Oxygen bleach may be added by following the pockets and mend any holes or tears. An overlooked
instructions on the package. Do not put powdered pen, crayon, lipstick, eraser, knife, nail, or other sim-
bleach or detergent in the bleach dispenser, ilar objects being left in a pocket may result in per-
NOTE: All bleaches, whether liquid or granular, are manent damage to the wash load.
powerful chemicals and can cause fabric
damage such as tears or color loss if not
used properly.
5. ADD FABRIC SOFTENER, if desired
Add the recommended amount to the cup in top of
the agitator. The cup may be lifted out for easy filling.
Add water to bring liquid level just below openings
at the rim of the cup. Diluted fabric softener will
automatically be added to the final rinse. (Always
dilute fabric softener with warm water.)
When using fabric softener, do not interrupt the spin
following wash because the softener will go into the
washbasket at the wrong time.
Periodically clean the cup with hot water and a soft
brush or cloth.
6. Close the lid and you are ready to set the controls.
OPERATING THE WASHER CONTROLS
1. SELECT WATER LEVEL 2. SELECT WATER TEMPERATURE
Water level is selected by turning the load size selec- HOT--Wash water will be the temperature of the
for knob to the Small, Medium, or Large setting, water coming from the hot water faucet. Rinse water
Remember, for best washing results, clothes must cir- will be cold. Use this setting for heavily soiled whites
culate freely. If too little water is used, poor cleaning, and colorfast items. The water heater should be set to
linting and excessive wear may result, a minimum of 120°F, with hotter water temps up to
SMALL--Use this setting when tub is less than 1/2
full of clothes. Tub fills with 11 gallons (9 Imperial WARM--Wash water will be a mixture of water com-
gallons; 42 liters), ing from the hot and cold water faucets. Rinse water
MEDIUM--Use this setting when tub is from 1/2 to will be cold. Use this setting for delicates, colored
3/4 full of clothes. Tub fills with 13 gallons (11 items or permanent press garments with light to
Imperial gallons; 49 liters), moderate soil.
LARGE--Use this setting when tub is from 3/4 to COLD--Wash and rinse water will be the tempera-
full of clothes. Tub fills with 16 gallons (13 Imperial ture of the water coming from the cold water faucet.
gallons; 61 liters). Use this setting to minimize fading of brightly col-
NOTE: When laundering permanent press items, ored items and shrinking of washable woolens.
delicates, washable woolens or loosely knit NOTE: Water below 65°F is too cold to dissolve and
items, never use less than the MEDIUM set- activate granular detergents.
ring. This will minimize shrinkage, wrin-
kling and pulling of seams.
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140°F for best results.
3. SELECT CYCLE AND TIME 4. START THE WASHER
Push in the cycle control knob and turn clockwise to Pull out the cycle control knob to start the washer. It
the proper cycle and wash time. will fill to the selected water level with the selected
For REGULAR FABRICS, turn the control knob to 6- wash water temperature. After filling, it will agitate
10 minutes for normally soiled loads; up to 12 min- for the selected number of minutes.
utes for more heavily soiled loads; and less than 6 The washer will pause briefly throughout each
minutes for lightly soiled loads, cycle. These pauses are normal.
For PERMANENT PRESS loads, set the control This washer is designed so that it will not fill, agitate
knob at 6-8 minutes for normally soiled permanent or spin when the lid is open. Should the lid be
press items; up to 10 minutes for more heavily opened during a cycle, the washer will stop; when
soiled permanent press items; and less than 6 min- the lid is closed and the control knob is pulled out,
utes for lightly soiled items. NOTE: This PERMA- the washer will resume its cycle at the point it was
NENT PRESS cycle can also be used for non-perma- interrupted.
nent press items when additional rinsing is needed. NOTE: If an unbalanced load occurs during the spin,
For DELICATE loads (garments of delicate construc- the washer will automatically stop. If this
tion, sheer fabrics, lace trimmed and embroidered happens, push in the knob, open the lid,
items, lingerie, washable woolens, and "handwash- redistribute the load, close the lid and pull
able" items), set the control knob at start. The washer out the control knob.
will fill, then agitate and soak alternately, and pro-
ceed through the rinse and final spin. See below for
cycle description.
CYCLE DESCRIPTION TOTAL WATER USAGE
REGULAR FABRICS PERMANENT PRESS DELICATE FABRICS Regular or Delicate Cycle Permanent Press Cycle
Pill Pill Fill SMALL ................... Approx. 24 gallons ............ Approx. 30 gallons
WASH WASH WASH (20 Imperial gallons) (25 Imperial gallons)
SPIN&DRAIN SPIN&PARTIALDRAIN SOAK (91 liters) (114 liters)
SPRAYRINSE Fillwithcoldwater WASH MEDIUM .............. Approx. 30 gallons ............ Approx. 40 gallons
SPIN&DRAIN AGITATE SOAK (25 Imperial gallons) (33 Imperial gallons)
Pill SPIN&DRAIN WASH (114 liters) (151 liters)
DEEPRINSE&AGITATE Fillwithcoldwater SPIN&DRAIN LARGE ................... Approx. 36 gallons ............ Approx. 50 gallons
SPIN&DRAIN DEEPRINSE&AGITATE SPRAYRINSE (30 Imperial gallons) (42 Imperial gallons)
SPRAYRINSE SPIN&DRAIN SPIN&DRAIN (136 liters) (189 liters)
FINALSPIN SPRAYRINSE Fill
FINALSPIN DEEPRINSE&AGITATE
SPIN&DRAIN
SPRAYRINSE
FINALSPIN
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PREPARING TO DRY
1. CHECK THE LINT FILTER
Clean the hnt filter after each load. It's best to check
this when the dryer is empty to prevent lint from
falling onto items inside the dryer.
To clean, pull the filter out and remove any lint. (See
illustration at right.) Failure to clean the filter will
cause loads to take longer to dry and make the dryer
operate less efficiently.
Replace the filter by pressing it firmly into position.
NOTE: Do not operate the dryer without the lint
filter in place.
While the lint filter will catch practically all of the lint
from the clothes, some fine lint dust will get through
and may build up in the exhaust ducting. It is impor-
tant that the ducting be cleaned out with a vacuum
cleaner every year to maintain efficient drying. The
hinged cover in the hood at the outside end of the
exhaust duct should be cleaned more frequently to
keep it free to open and close.
2. LOAD THE DRYER
A proper washer load is a proper dryer load. Do not
combine loads. Avoid drying very small loads or
mixed loads of heavy, hard-to-dry items and light-
weight ones. Normal sized loads dry most efficiently.
(A full load is shown below.)
NOTE: If you are using a dryer-added fabric soft-
ener, it should be added with the load
before starting the dryer. Adding one after
the load is warm can cause greasy-looking
softener stains.
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OPERATING THE DRYER CONTROLS
approximately 5 minutes of cool down and a
momentary buzzer.
WRINKLE RELEASE -- Found in the Time Dry por-
tion of the dial, use this cycle to release wrinkles from
items that are clean and dry but slightly wrinkled
from a crowded closet or suitcase or from sitting in
the dryer after the cycle is complete. It provides 10
I ,i _H_ down.
1. SELECT DRYING TEMPERATURE minutes, then cool air for 5minutes.
Turn the temperature selector knob to the proper dry- AIR FLUFF -- Turn the cycle selector dial to the AIR
ing temperature. The choices are: FLUFF portion for the desired number of minutes.
REGULAR -- Use this setting for drying sturdy cot- This provides tumbling without heat.
tons or regular garments and those items labeled
"Tumble Dry," etc. 3. PUSH THE BUTTON TO START
DELICATE- Use this setting for drying those heat- This dryer is designed so that it will not operate
sensitive items labeled "Tumble Dry Low," "Tumble when the door is open. If the door is opened before
Dry Warm," etc. the cycle is complete, the door must be closed and the
2. SELECT THE CYCLE
The Electronic Dry Control cycles include Regular
Fabrics and Permanent Press. These cycles provide At the completion of any cycle, a buzzer will sound
automatic sensing of the moisture amount in the load momentarily to let you know the dryer has shut off.
and shut off when the selected dryness is reached. On the Permanent Press cycle, the buzzer will sound
The time required to reach that dryness will vary for after the normal cool-down period to let you know
each load according to the size of the load, the weight Press Care tumbling has begun and the load can be
of the fabric, length of venting, etc. For these cycles, removed at any time.
minutes of heated tumbling and 5 minutes of cool
DAMP DRY -- To partially dry items to a damp state,
select "damp dry" on the Time Dry portion of the
controls. The clothes will tumble in heated air for 20
start button pushed again to restart the dryer.
4. REMOVE LOAD IMMEDIATELY
turn the cycle control to the desired start position. 5. DRYER ENERGY SAVING TIPS
The Time Dry cycle does not sense the moisture, but
rather, dries items by setting a desired time on the • Clean the lint filter after each cycle for greater effi-
controls, ciency and performance.
REGULAR FABRICS -- Use this cycle for non-per- • Avoid overloading the dryer. Aproper wash load is
manent press loads such as towels, underwear, etc. a proper dryer load. Do not combine loads. Avoid
At the end of the cycle there is an automatic cool drying very small loads or mixed loads of heavy,
down of approximately 7 minutes and a momentary hard-to-dry items with lightweight ones.
buzzer. • Properly select and check exhaust venting. Four
PERMANENT PRESS -- Use this cycle for perma- inch rigid metal ducting is recommended to pre-
nent press loads or no-iron fabrics such as nylon, vent lint collection and improve dryer operation.
acrylic, polyester or blends. At the end of the cycle Periodically check the ductwork for any obstruc-
there is an automatic cool down of approximately 30 tions that could reduce the airflow and efficiency.
minutes to minimize wrinkling. The buzzer will • Remove items from the dryer as soon as tumbling
sound once or twice during the cool down to let you stops for best results and efficiency. This reduces
know the cycle is nearly over and again when the wrinkling and ironing.
dryer turns off.
TIME DRY -- This cycle may be used for any load
when Electronic Dry is not preferred. Set the dial to
the amount of time desired. This will be followed by
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INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE
EXHAUSTING THE DRYER DRYERTUMBLERCARE
A proper exhaust system is critical for good drying If the tumbler becomes stained by a crayon, ink pen or
results. Restricted airflow affects dryer performance and other item inadvertently left in a garment, clean the turn-
results in longer drying times. Exhaust ductwork guide- bler with an all purpose cleaner such as: Fantastik, Soft
lines: Scrub or Formula 409®. * Then tumble old towels or rags
• Use 4" diameter rigid metal exhaust duct. Do not use
smaller duct. Minimize the length of duct and the num- DRYER EXHAUST SYSTEM CLEAN I NG
ber of elbows. Secure joints with duct tape. Do not use
screws, from the load, some fine lint dust will get through and
• Never use plastic or nonmetal flexible duct. This can may build up in the venting. It is important that the vent-
kink, cause lint buildup and reduce airflow which cre-
ates service problems, ing. The hinged cover in the hood at the outside of the
• If flexible duct must be used, use only the type with a home should be cleaned more frequently to keep it free to
stiff sheet metal wall. Do not kink or crush the duct. Do open and close.
not use flexible duct with a thin foil wall.
• Clean out previously used exhaust duct. Replace proper venting.
kinked or crushed sections. Be sure exhaust vent hood
flap opens and closes freely.
• Refer to the installation instructions for additional STORING THE STACKED WASHER
to remove any excess stain.
While the lint tilter will catch practically all of the lint
ing be cleaned out every year to maintain efficient dry-
Refer to the Installation Instructions for more details on
dryerexhaustinformation. AND DRYER
CARING FOR THE STACKED Washers can be damaged if water is not removed from
WASHER AND DRYER hoses and internal components before storage. Prepare
the washer and dryer for storage as follows:
CONTROL PANEL CARE • Select the Regular Fabrics cycle and add one cup of
Clean the control panel with a soft damp cloth. Do not
use any abrasive powders or cleaning pads. plete cycle.
bleach or white vinegar to a full load of warm or hot
water without clothes. Run the washer through a com-
CABINET CARE • Turn the water faucets off and disconnect the inlet
hoses.
Simply wipe off any marks with soap and water, fol-
lowed with an appliance wax if desired. • Advance the cycle control knob to the final spin of the
Regular Fabrics cycle and drain any water that may be
WASHER LINT FILTER CARE in the drain hose.
The lint filter is located in the center of the agitator. After • Disconnect the washer and dryer from the electrical
each use, take the lint filter out of the agitator and clean supply and leave the washer lid open to let air circulate
any lint off the screen. Because of the effectiveness of the inside the tub.
draining system, normally there will be little or no lint on • Clean the dryer tumbler with an all purpose cleaner
the filter. More lint will be collected when washing very such as Fantastik or Formula 409®* and disconnect
linty loads, such as terrycloth towels, throw rugs or blan- from the power supply.
kets. *Brandnames are trademarks of the respectivemanufacturers.
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n BEFORE YOU CALL FOR SERVICE, CHECK THESE POINTS...
IF YOUR WASHER:
WON'T WON'T SPIN OR LEAKS IS TEME IS
FILL AGITATE DRAIN STOPS WATER NOISY INCORRECT POSSIBLE REASON -- DO THIS TO CORRECT
X X X X circuit breaker. Set selector to proper cycle and pull
X X Turn both faucets on fully.
X X X drain restriction, call for service.
X X X X Close lid and pull knob.
X X minutes and it may start again.
X X X Hose filter screens plugged. Disconnect hoses and
WON'T WATER
Plug cord into electrical outlet. Check fuse or reset
knob out to on position.
Straighten hoses. Eliminate kinked hoses. If there is a
X X lid and pull knob. Check for leveling. Be sure water
X Make sure hose connections are tight at faucets.
X
X Make sure washer is level and firm to the floor.
X
X X out detergent. Use correct amount of low sudsing
X minimum of 120°F hot water at the tap. Also check
Off-balanced load. Redistribute clothes evenly, close
fill is acceptable for load size.
Make sure end of drain hose is correctly inserted in
and secured to drain facility.
This may be a pause or soak period. Wait several
Make sure temperature selector is correctly set. Make
sure hoses are connected to correct faucets and inlet
connections. Be sure water supply is regulated cor-
rectly-. Flush water line before filling washer.
Suds lock -- caused by too much suds. Rewash with
detergent.
Check the water heater. It should be set to deliver a
water heater capacity and recovery rate.
dean screens.
IF YOUR DRYER:
DOES DOES DOESN'T DRY IS
NOT RUN NOT HEAT CLOTHES PROPERLY NOISY POSSIBLE REASON -- DO THIS TO CORRECT
X
X X • Be sure cord is plugged into a live electrical outlet and the connection is
X X X • Close dryer door, set for proper cycle and time, then press start button or
X X • If you have a gas dryer, check to see that the gas valve is turned up.
X • Exhaust duct is too long, too small, or has more than 2 bends or is made of
X • Check to see if there are any foreign objects such as coins, buttons, or nails
SPECIAL NOTE ON GAS DRYERS: Fumes from products such as paints, varnishes, waxes, etc., can be pulled into the dryer when operating.
A gas-like odor in the load will result until the fumes diminish.
• Opening the door during operation stops the dryer. The start button must
be pushed after closing the door to restart the dryer.
not loose.
• Check fuse or reset circuit breaken
dial.
• Be sure dryer is set for a heat setting and not air-fluff.
• Clean lint screen and be sure exhaust duct to outside is not blocked.
• Be sure dryer is not overloaded. One washer load should equal one dryer
load.
• For time dry, be sure you have selected the proper time for load. For elec-
tronic dry, adjust dryness control to more, normal or less dry setting.
plastic flexible material. Replace with metal.
• Heavy garments were not sorted from lightweight garments.
• Washer spin cycle may not be extractin8 water properl_
which could damage clothes as well as the dryer. Remove promptly.
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JENN-AIR FULL-SIZE STACKED WASHER AND DRYER WARRANTY
FULL ONE YEAR WARRANTY
For one (1) year from the date of original purchase, any part which fails in normal home use will be repaired or
replaced free of charge.
LIMITED PARTS WARRANTY
After the first year from the date of original purchase, through the time periods listed below, the designated parts
which fail in normal home use will be repaired or replaced free of charge for the part itself with the owner paying
all other costs, including labor.
SECOND YEAR - All Parts.
THIRD YEAR THROUGH TENTH YEAR - All Parts of the Transmission Assembly.
ADDITIONAL LIMITED WARRANTY AGAINST RUST
Should any of the parts listed below rust during the one year period starting from the date of original purchase,
repair or replacement will be made free of charge. After the first and through the fifth year, repair or replacement
will be made free of charge for the part itself, with the owner paying all other costs, including labon Parts covered
by this warranty are:
AUTOMATIC WASHER: Exterior Cabinet, Top, Lid, and Baseframe.
DRYER: Exterior Cabinet, Top, Door, Clothes Tumbler, Tumbler Front, Tumbler Back and Stand.
This full warranty and the lirrfited warranties apply when the appliance is located in the United States or Canada.
Appliances located elsewhere are covered by the limited warranties only, which includes parts which fail during the
first year.
OWNER'S RESPONSIBILITIES include proper installation, providing normal care and maintenance in
accordance with the Use & Care instructions, providing proof of purchase on request, and making the appliance rea-
sonably accessible for service.
WARRANTY SERVICE; Under the full warranty, service must be performed by an Authorized Jenn-Air
Service Contractor. To obtain service, contact the dealer from whom the unit was purchased, an authorized service
contractor, or contact Jenn-Air Customer Assistance, c/o Maytag Customer Service, P.O. 2370, Cleveland, TN 37320-
2370, 1-800-688-1100 (United States and Ontario) or 1-615-472-3333. Please include model number, serial number, and
date of original purchase in all correspondence. Service will be provided during normal business hours. All replace-
ment parts assume the unused portion of this warranty.
This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state.
JENN-AIR
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3035 SHADELAND• INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA46226-0901
Should you still have a problem, write to: Major Appliance Consumer Action Panel, 20 North Wacker Drive, Chicago,
Illinois 60606.
MACAP is an industry sponsored but independent group of consumer experts who receive and act on complaints from
appliance owners.
NOTE: When writing about an unsolved service problem, please include the following information:
(a) Your name, address, and telephone number;
(b) Model number and serial number (found on upper left comer of the dryer door recess) of your appliance;
(c) Name and address of your dealer and date the appliance was bought;
(d) A clear description of the problem you are having.
Part No.3-157660 Catalog No LU2704UB Printedin U.S.A. 7/95
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