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2. Drying Time Guide
(Manual Operation)
• This washer-dryer’s automatic
process from washing to drying
can be selected easily.
• For most even drying, make sure
all articles in the clothes load are
similar in material and thickness.
• Do not overload dryer by stuffing too many articles
into drum. Items must be able to tumble freely.
• If you open door and remove load before dryer has
finished its cycle, remember to press the
START/PAUSE button.
• By pressing the DRY button, the drying time can
be selected.
• These drying times are given as a guide to help
you set your dryer for manual drying. Drying times
can vary greatly depending on dampness, room
temperature and type of fabric and your own
experience will be your best guide.
• AUTO (Normal) Cotton 6
5
/
8
lbs. (3.0 kg)
• MANUAL 30/60/90/120/150 minutes
30 min. Cotton 2
1
/
5
lbs. (1.0 kg)
60 min. Cotton 4
3
/
7
lbs. (2.0 kg)
150 min. Cotton 6
5
/
8
lbs. (3.0 kg)
• NO HEAT For air drying only.
Dry
DRY
AUTO
TIME
NO HEAT
3. Drying guide
• Your dryer can handle a load of up to 3 kg dry
weight of articles.
• When loading, shake out each handful of
clothes so that they can tumble freely.
Items should not be loaded in a tangled
condition, as this will lengthen the drying time.
Woolen Articles
- Do not tumble dry woolen articles. Pull them
to their original shape, and dry them flat.
Woven and Loopknit Materials
- Some woven and loopknit materials may
shrink, by varying amounts, depending on
their quality.
- Always stretch them out immediately after
drying.
Permanent Press and Synthetics
- Do not overload your dryer
- Take out permanent press articles an soon as
the dryer stops to reduce wrinkles.
Fiber or Leather Materials
- Always check the manufacture’s instructions.
Baby Clothes and Night Gowns
- Always check the manufacture’s instructions.
Rubber and Plastics
- Do not dry any items made from or containing
rubber or plastics, such as:
a) aprons, bibs, chair covers
b) curtains and tablecloths
c) bathmats
Fiberglass
- Do not dry fiberglass articles in your dryer.
Glass particles left in the dryer could be picked
up by your clothes the next time you use the
dryer and irritate your skin.
1. Drying Automatic guide
• Use your Automatic Cycles to dry most
loads. Electronic sensors measure the
temperature of the exhaust to increase or
decrease drying temperatures for faster
reaction time and tigher temperature control.
• If a load is not as dry as you like, complete
drying using a time cycle.
NOTE
The Estimated drying time varies
from the actual drying time with
an Automatic. The type of fabric,
size of the load, and the dryness
selected affect drying time.