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FIND YOUR PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE HOW TO FIX IT
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Dryer does not start
Motor overheats due to Overloading,
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Allow motor to cool down for about
30 minutes Reduce clothes loadr
Push Start button to restart If prob-
lem persists, call for service
Dryer runs, but won't heat.
House fuse blown Ol circuit breaker
nipped
Electrical line is overloaded
Contact an electrician Laundry
Center must be on a separate circuit
Reset ciicuit breaker or replace fuse
Dryer runs, but takes an excessive Unit is connected to a 208 volt circuit
amount of time to dry elothes._
Drying time will be 20 percent longer
than when diied on a 208 volt circuit
Exhaust duct is too long
Refer to Installation Instructions for
maximum length and specifications
of rigid and metal flexible ducts
Install the unit accordingly
Exhaust duct is too small Minimum required exhaust diameter
is 4 inches Do not use a smaller duct
Exhaust duct has more than two The maximum number Of 90 ° bends
bends allowed in the exhaust duct is two
Relocate the Laundry Center to
comply to these requirements
Exhaust duct and/or lint screen Have duct and/or lint screen housing
housing is clogged or restricted cleaned by qualified service
personnel
Lint screen is clogged with lint Cleanlint screen Lint screen must be
cleaned after each load
Dlyet is overloaded Refer to Total Laundry Care book
for load size,
Heavy items were not sorted from Refer to Total Laundry Care book
lightweight items, for sorting recommendations
Low heat selected Ihe Low Heat setting, which is safe
for delicate and knit items, requires
longer drying periods.
Dryer runs, but is not heating See "Drye_ runs but won't heat"
above
High humidity Drying times will be longer in areas
where humidity is high,
Washer
ctothes
Use a dehumidifier near the dryer
location to help reduce the humidity
not spinning water out of See washer operating insUuctions
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