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Section 8 Service Procedures Unique to Electronic Control Model Dryers
To reduce the risk of electric shock, fire, explosion, serious injury or death:
• Disconnect electric power to the dryer(s) before servicing.
• Close gas shut-off valve to gas dryer(s) before servicing.
• Never start the dryer(s) with any guards/panels removed.
• Whenever ground wires are removed during servicing, these ground wires must be
reconnected to ensure that the dryer is properly grounded.
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change the time in five-minute intervals. Refer to
Figure 52. To start the dryer, press the GO pad.
NOTE: When the GO pad is pressed, you will notice
the time in the display area will increase 6 to 10
minutes, depending upon the cycle. This indicates
the entire length of the cycle time including the cool-
down period.
71. SIGNAL
A signal is provided to let you know when the
cycle is over. The signal has three distinctive
loudness levels.Pressing the SIGNAL pad once
will produce the softest tone. Press pad again and
the tone will get louder. Pressing the pad a third
time will result in setting the loudest tone. To turn
the signal off, press the pad until the SIGNAL
light goes out. The signal will not sound if the
SIGNAL light is off.
72. MEMORY
You can create and save your favorite cycles by
using the MEMORY SAVE option. Each
programmed cycle — REGULAR, PERM
PRESS, DELICATES, KNITS and NO HEAT
can have one additional memory cycle for a total
of five memories or favorite cycles in addition to
the preprogrammed cycles.
To save a favorite cycle, first select a program
cycle, then make changes you want for that cycle.
When all selections have been made, press the
MEMORY SAVE pad. Your favorite cycle is now
saved. This cycle will be stored until you either
change the cycle of until there is a power outage
of several seconds or longer.
To recall your memory cycle, press an
ON/SELECT cycle pad twice. The light on the
MEMORY SAVE pad will light up when the
memory cycle is recalled.
To change a memory cycle, press the programmed
cycle selection pad twice to recall the memory
cycle. Change the cycle, then press the MEMORY
SAVE pad. The old memory cycle will be deleted
and the new cycle memorized in its place.
73. WRINKLE-FREE
The WRINKLE-FREE cycle is an extended cool-
down cycle. This cycle will run for 99 minutes
starting at the end of the initial COOL DOWN
cycle. This cycle will tumble the clothes in room
ambient air for 30 seconds, every five minutes. At
the end of every 30-second tumble, the signal will
sound for three seconds if signal was selected.
Select WRINKLE-FREE cycle by pushing pad.
WRINKLE-FREE cycle is not available in the NO
HEAT cycle.
TIME DRY CYCLES
Time
(Min.)
Range
(Min.)
Temp.
REGULAR
Cool-Down
Total Time
40
6
46
1 – 93
6
7 – 99
144°F
PERM PRESS
Cool-Down
Total Time
30
10
40
1 – 89
10
11– 99
144°F
DELICATES
Cool-Down
Total Time
20
6
26
1 – 93
6
7 – 99
115°F
KNITS
Cool-Down
Total Time
40
10
50
1 – 89
10
11 – 99
140°F
NO HEAT
Total Time
20
20
1 – 99
1 – 99
Ambient
Temperatures are approximate.
Figure 52
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- Table of Contents 2
- Section 1 4
- Safety Information 4
- Section 1 Safety Information 5
- Section 2 6
- Introduction 6
- Model Identification 7
- How Your Dryer Works 8
- Section 2 Introduction 9
- Section 3 10
- Troubleshooting 10
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