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End-of-cycle signal
The dryer sounds a srgnal to let you know
when the cycle IS frnished The signal cannot be
turned off and IS not adjustable
The srgnal IS helpful when you are drying
permanent press, synthetics and other items
that should be taken out as soon as the dryer stops
[‘sing the drying rack
The drying rack lets You dry Items that you may not want to tumble. for
example, sneakers, stuffed toys, knitted wool. etc
The rack does not move, but the drum turns
Make sure nothing hangs
over the edges of the rack.
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1.
Rear legs on the
rack fit into Indents in
the back wall of the
dryer
PUSH IN
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2. Frt rear legs into
3.
Lower the front
indents Push in against so legs rest on dryer
the springs in the legs
opening
4. Put wet rterns on top of the rack
Leave space between them so air
can reach all surfaces
5. Close the door. set time and
temperature, push the START Button
Use a setting In the TIMED DRY Cycle Dryrng time will depend on how
much moisture the items hold The following chart suggests temperature
settings for different kinds of Items that might best be rack drred
To rack dry...
Use Temperature setting...
Wool sweaters
KNITS GENTLE LOW
[Block to shape and lay
flat on the rack ]
Stuffed toys or pillows
[Cotton or polyester
fiber filled ]
PERM’T PRESS MED.
Stuffed toys or pillows*
[Foam rubber frlled)
FLUFF AIR
Sneakers or canvas shoes*
FLUFF AIR
*WARNING: Drying with heat may damage the
foam
rubber and will be a FIRE HAZARD.
Be sure to take the rack out for normal tumble drying.