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Exhaustingthedryer.
Read these iustrections completely and carefully.
ExhaustSystemRequirements
Useonly4"(10.2cm)diameter(minimum)rigidmetal
ductforbestperformance,orflexiblemetalduct.( se
approved vent hood _hi(h has _win_out dmnp(rs
lllat ol)en when llle dDer is ill opeF;ttiOll. When the
(hyer stops, tile damper_ mltomatically close lo
prevenl dmhs and the entrance el ins( cts and
rodents. 'Ib avoid restlicting tile otlflet, maintain a
minimum at 12" (30.5 cm) clearance belween the
xent hood and the gl'otllld Of any olhel obstltlclioll.
_ ThedryerexhaustsystemMUSTBEEXHAUSTED
TOTHEOUTSIDEofthedwelling.
_OO NOTallowcombustibl_ materials (fin exampk_:
clothing, dral_nqes/curtains, paper) to conl( ill
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If ;allrigid ln(tal duct carnie1 b( used, th{n t1_xible
all-metal venling (an be uscd, bul it will r((hu{ lhe
maximum l-((omm(nded (lu(l length. See Additional
hlstallation Instructions [bllowing.
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-4,WARNING:,,efollowingarespeeifie
requirementsforproperand safeoperationofyour
dryer Failuretofollowtheseinstructionscancreate
excessivedryingtimesand firehazards.
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(Ollta([ x_qtllexhatlS[ sys[(_lll.
DO NOTuse plastic flexible duct toexhaust the
dryer.Excessive lint can build up &side exhaust
system and create a fire hazard and restrict air
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flow. Restricted air flaw will incmase dryingtimes.
If yourpresent system is made up ofplastic duct
or metal foil duct,replace it with rigid or flexible
metal duct. Ensurethe present duct isfree ofany
lint prior toiustalling dryer duct.
ThedryerMUST NOTbe exhausted &to a gas vent,
chimney, a wall, a ceiling, a commonduct with a
kitchen exhaust or anyconcealed space ofa
building wlfich can accumulate lint, resultingin
a fire hazard.
DO NOTexceed the lenglh of dec1 pipe or
number of (lbows allowt d ill the Maximum Length
charts. Lillt (_111 a((llll]l/la[e ill the exha!ls[
system, phlgging the s?slem and ( foaling a fire
hazard, as wtll as illcr( asing dlTing times.
DONOTscreen tile exhansl ends of the vent
_7,'_tem,nor use mw s(r(w_ or rivcts lo _ssemble
tile exhaust s?slem. Lint can become cmlght in
tile screen, on the screws or rivets, closing tile
duct work and cr(ating a fire hazm-d as well as
increasing duing limes, kse all approved vent
hood to mnninale lhe du(t ouldoors, and seal
alljoims with duct tape..M1 male duct pipe
fittings MUSrbe installed downsneam with
the flow at air.
EXPLOSION HAZARD.Do not install the &3'er
wh_re gas(din( or oth(r flammables ar( kept
or stored. It the dl-i'cr is inslalled ill a gar, lge,
it must be a lnininmm at 18" (45.7 cm) above
the Ileal; Faihlre to do so can resuh ill death,
( xpl(Mon, fire or burns.
Proxi(l( an access for insp(ction mid (l(aning ol
the exhat/sl sysl( Ill, eslx cially al turns. Inspect
alld (1( all _1[ [(as1 I)ll((_ l)er }'( al.
[)0 110[ o/)s[r/l([ ill(Olllillg or (xlla/Is[( d all;
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Additional lustallation lustructions
If all rigid metal duct cannel be used, then t](xible
all-metal xenling can lye used, bill it will reduce tile
maximum recommended duet length. In special
installations when it is impossible to make a
(Olllle(liOll with tile above recollllllel](lat]OllS,
titan Ul_-Iistodclothes dryer transition duct ma3 be
used as transition venting belween the (hser and
wall connection onl> The use of this ducting will
atlbct (hying time.
ff flexibletransitionductisnecessary,onlyUL-listedduct
identifiedforusewith clothesdryersisapproved.
Thefollowingdirectionsmustbefollowed
• Lse tilt' shortt'st h'ngth possibh'.
• Stretch the ducl t_ ils maxilmnn length.
• Do not crash or collapse.
• Never use transition duct inside the wall, flooring,
ceiling or inside the dlw( l;
• Avoid resting tile duct on shal l)ol::jects.
• "_'nting must confbrm to local building (odes.
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