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3,
Remove the light biJ!b br
tUrnlr?g 1’
counterclockwlse
4.
Repmx t7e ,CIL 1 ;’ , “v lY c; ‘$7
w:J~+
opphonce boib (from m 1st hardware,
grocery or varletv <stores
5. Replace the lrght~bu b cover
ail
lock in place by turning
counterclockwrse.
3. The rack does not move, but the
:lrum turns Be sure nothing hangs over
tne edges of -he rack Do not hang
items from the rack
4. Gose the door and move the
FOWER SWITCH to ON
5. ‘ouch a FABRIC-TEMP SELECTOR.
6.
he
a TIMED DRY CONTROL set-
t ng Iryrng trrne selected will depend
,)n how much moisture the Items hold
uggested dryng temperatures are
&en In the following chart
7. To remove the rack, push It back, IIft
up and pull out
Using the
Drying Rack
The d-qing I XK ets \IX drv items
the’ L x, mai not :tont i:z, tumble,
IIke
sneakers st~Jfed t ;is e+c-
1. Fit the rear leg: i\r +hc: dock intc the
grooves C?I-I t hIe bee k ~~11 of the drYer
Push teem or and et the front legs of the
rack dowr or the front >f the dryer as
showr;
2. Lay wet items (111 top #Jf the rack
A/low \~c’c:c :;efwi,e,’ +‘ie”- ‘or o/r to
-0.e Lr?Ll” !
Items for
Rack Drying
1. Wool Socks
(Block to shape and
lay flat on rack )
2. Stuffed Toys
(Cotton or polyester
fiber frlled )
3. Stuffed Toys
(Foam rubber’
fllled )
4. TennisShoes
5. Foam Rubber
Pillows’
Fabric-Temp
Selector
KNITS GENTLE
~ LO’UV
REG
HEAVY-HIGH
FLUFF AIR
FLUFF AIR
FLUFF AIR