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The "COOL 'N TUMBLE" portion of the cycle tumbles the load without heat for approximately 16 minutes after the load is dry. This helps to minimize wrinkling. COOL-DOWN PERIODS - Each cycle has a cool-down period at the end of the cycle. During that time, the load is tumbled with no heat. This helps reduce wrinkling. Setting the timer knob in a cool down position will result in the load being tumbled with no heat. TIME CYCLE This cycle will operate the dryer for the number of minutes for which it is set. Use for any load desired. Use for items you might want to remove while still damp. Turn the timer knob for the number of minutes required for drying. This cycle has a 5 minute cool-down (no-heat) period. The dryer will not heat if set for 5 minutes or less. AUTOMATIC I RCCUIAK DAMP DAY PV9H KH09 TO «TART -12- SUGGESTED DRYER SETTINGS LOAD TYPE FABRIC SETTING (Temperature) MINUTES (Approximate) COTTONS Heavyweight/ Average load Normal 40-60 Mediumweight/ Average load Norma! 35-45 Lightweight/ Average load Normal or Delicate 15-30 The times suggested are approximate. Your loads, installation and drying requirements will determine the setting you should use. FLUFF CYCLE This is a "no heat" cycle that tumbles and circulates room temperature air through the load for 20 minutes. Use for any items that should not be dried with heat. Use also for fluffing shag rugs, bedspreads, pillows, blankets, and other items. Add dry towels to absorb moisture when drying plastic and rubber items in this cycle. There will always be no heat in the FLUFF cycle (timer dial) regardless of the FABRIC setting chosen. For longer periods, no-heat drying may also be used with the TIME or other AUTOMATIC CYCLES. The dryer will automatically shut off at the end of all cycles when the no-heat, "FLUFF" button on the FABRIC selector is used. DRYING RACK INSTRUCTIONS Your drying rack is designed for drying washable articles, such as tennis shoes, stuffed toys, etc., which you would prefer not to tumble dry. TO INSTALL DRYING RACKS 1. Open dryer loading door. 2. Place rack inside dryer cylinder, resting front legs of rack on loading door opening. 3. Lower back of rack until rack rests above the two projections located in the rear of the dryer cylinder. NOTE: Rack doesn't have to be level from front to back when installed in dryer. CAUTION The back of the rack must rest above the two projections at the back of the dryer cylinder. The inside of the dryer and rack can be damaged if the back of the rack is installed below the projections. Don't let items hang below or over the sides of the rack. Never tumble items while rack is inside the dryer. After articles have been dried, remove rack from inside of dryer cylinder. HELPS AND HINTS A WARNING - To reduce the risk of fire, clothes which have traces of any flammable substances such as cooking oil, machine oil, flammable chemicals, thinner, etc. must not be put into the dryer. REGULAR OR * UNTREATED CLOTHES A properly sorted wash load is generally a dryer load. In both washing and drying, the bulk or volume of clothes, rather than pounds, will determine the load size. The dryer cylinder is large and is designed to dry a large or average load at maximum efficiency. DO NOT OVERLOAD THE DRYER - MAXIMUM LOAD: Dryer cylinder one half full of wet clothes. Loads consisting of several small pieces only, such as knit shorts or diapers do not tumble well and may require longer drying time which could result in excessive wrinkling. Add several towels to aid tumbling. Large and small items together make the best load for the dryer. For the most even drying, fabrics in a load should be of similar weight. If mixed loads are dried, remove the lighter weight fabrics when they are dry. Avoid overdrying to prevent harshness of fabrics, wrinkling and possible shrinkage. Remove cotton sheets slightly damp, fold and smooth by hand for less wrinkling. ♦Treated clothes are those items that will be labeled "FLAME RETARDANT," SCOTCHGUARD™, etc. Follow the care labels on these garments for proper washing and drying. PERMANENT PRESS AND SYNTHETICS These loads will require the following special treatment to get the best results from their "no-iron" properties. • Static electricity may cause garments of synthetic fibers (as in lingerie) to cling together especially if they are overdried. The use of a liquid fabric softener in the rinse water of the washer will soften clothes and reduce static electricity. • Do not wash or dry clothes that shed lint in the same load with permanent press or knit garments. • Remove permanent press load immediately after dryer stops. If the permanent press load is wrinkled, add a damp towel and operate the dryer for an additional 10 minutes with heat and cool-down, remove load immediately. -15-...
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