Midea MLTE45N5CWW 7.4 cu. ft. Smart Front Load Electric User Manual

�idea

Dryer

Power supply:

120/2

40V-(E)

120/208V-(E)

120V-(G)

Fre

q

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c

y:

60Hz

Cap

acit

y:

7

.4c

u

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ft

Warning:

Before using this product,

please read this manual carefully

and keep it for future reference.

The design and specifications

are subject to change without

prior notice for product

improvement. Consult with your

dealer or manufacturer for

details.

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USER MANUAL &

INSLLION

INSTRUCTIONS

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Dear user

THANK YOU and CONGRATULIONS on your purchase of

this high-quality Midea product. Your Midea dryer is designed

for reliable, trouble-free performance. Please take a moment to

register your new dryer.

Register your new dryer at www.midea.com under the Support

tab.

For future reference, record your product model and serial

numbers located on the inside frame of the dryer.

Model Number

------------------

Seri a I Number

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DRYER SAFETY ................................................................................. 4

OPERA Tl ON RE

Q

UIRE

M

ENTS.......................................................... 9

Important to Installer .............................................................................

9

Basic Requirements .................................................................................

1

0

Location Requirements ..........................................................................

1

0

Ducting Requirements ........................................................................... 13

Exhausting Requirements ....................................................................

1

5

Gas Requirements ...................................................................................

1

5

Electric Requirements ...........................................................................

1

7

Grounding ..................................................................................................

19

RTS AND FEURES .................................................................. 20

Replacement Parts and Accessories ............................................... 20

INSLLION INSTRUCTIONS ...................................................... 21

Remove Packaging ..................................................................................

2

1

Tools Required ............................................................................................

22

Choose the Proper Location ............................................................... 22

Install the Exhaust System ···································································

22

Connect the Gas Line (For Gas Models) ........................................

2

4

Connect the Electrical Wiring ........................................................... 2

5

Level the Dryer ........................................................................................

28

Power On ................................................................................................... 2

8

Final

Check

..............................................................................................

28

Door

Reversal

Procedure

..................................................................

29

Change

the

Dryer

Vent

Location

.....................................................

31

DRYER USE........................................................................................

32

Control

Panel ............................................................................................ 32

Drying

a

Load

of

Laundry

...................................................................

34

Special

Laundry

Tips ............................................................................

38

Smart

Control

..........................................................................................

39

App

Setup

and

Operation

.........................................................................

42

Certifications

...............................................................................................

43

USER-MAINTENANCE

INSTRUCTIONS .........................................

45

Cleaning

and

Maintenance

..................................................................

45

TROUBLESHOOTING ........................................................................ 4 7

Check

These

Solutions

if

Your

Dryer

..............................................

47

Error

Codes

...............................................................................................

49

APPEND

IX

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Fabric

Care

Chart

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50

WARRANTY

........................................................................................

51

REGISTRATION

INFORMATION

....................................................

53

READ

AND

KEEP THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE

REFERENCE

This manual

contains

important

information

on

the

installation, use,

and

care

of

your

appliance. Please read

this

manual

carefully

before

installation

and

operation

of

this

machine

to

prevent

injury

and

property

damage.

Warnings

and

Important

Safety

Instructions

in

this

manual

DO NOT

cover

all

possible

conditions

and

situations

that

may

occur.

It

is

your

responsibility

to

use

common

sense,

caution

and

care

when

installing,

maintaining

and

operating

your

dryer.

3

4

DRYER

SAFETY

YOUR

SAFETY

AND

THE

SAFETY

OF

OTHERS ARE VERY

IMPORTANT

To

prevent

injury

to

the

user

or

other

people

and

property

damage,

the

instructions

shown

here

must

be

followed.

Incorrect

operation

due

to

ignoring

of

instructions

may

cause

harm

or

damage,

including

death.

The level

of

risk

is

shown

by

the

following

indications.

A

WARNING

0

CAUTION

A

WARNING

This

symbol indicates the possibility of death or serious

injury.

This

symbol indicates the possibility of injury or damage to

property.

This

symbol indicates the possibility of dangerous voltage

constituting a risk of electrical shock

is

present, which could

result

in

death or serious injury.

A WARNING

FIREOR EXPLOSION

HAZARD

Failure

to

follow

safety

warnings

exactly

could

result

in serious

injury.death

or

property

damage

-

Do

not

store

or

use

gasoline

or

other

flammable

vapors

and

liquids

in

the

vicinity

of

this

or

any

other

appliance.

What

to

do

if

you smell gas:

•

Do

not

try

to

light

any

appliance.

•

Do

not

touch

any

electrical

switch;

do

not

use

any

phone

in

your

building.

•

Clear

the

room,

building,

or

area

of

all

occupants.

•

Immediately

call

your

gas

supplier

from

a

neighbor's

phone.

Follow

the

gas

supplier's

instructions.

•

If

you

cannot

reach

your

gas

supplier,

call

the

fire

department.

Installation

and

service

must

be

performed

by

a

qualified

installer,

service

agency,

or

the

gas

supplier.

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

A

WARNING

To

reduce

the

risk

of

fire,

electric

shock,

or

injury

to

persons

when

using

your

appliance,

follow

basic

precautions,

including

the

following:

• Read all

instructions

before

using

the

appliance.

• Use

this

appliance

only

for

its

intended

purpose

as

described

in

this

manual.

•

Before

use,

the

dryer

must

be

properly

installed

as

described

in

this

manual.

• ALWAYS

follow

the

fabric

care

instructions

supplied

by

the

garment

manufacturer.

•

Do

not

dry

articles

that

have

been

previously

cleaned

in,

washed

in,

soaked

in,

or

spotted

with

gasoline,

dry-cleaning

solvents,

other

flammable

or

explosive

substances.as

they

give

off

vapors

that

could

ignite

or

explode.

•

Do

not

use

the

dryer

to

dry

clothes

which

have

traces

of

any

flammable

substance,

such

as

vegetable

oil,

cooking

oil,

machine

oil,

flammable

chemicals,

thinner, etc.,

or

anything

containing

wax

or

chemicals,

such

as

mops

and

cleaning

clothes.

Flammable

substances

may

cause

the

fabric

to

catch

fire

by

itself.

•

Do

not

store

or

use

combustible

materials,

gasoline.and

/or

other

flammable

vapors

and

liquids

near

this

or

any

other

appliance.

• There

is

a risk

of

suffocation

and

injury

from

entrapment.

Do

not

allow

children

to

play

on

or

in

the

appliance.

Close

supervision

of

children

is

necessary

when

the

appliance

is

used

near

children.

•

Before

the

appliance

is

removed

from

service

or

discarded,

remove

the

lid

of

the

washing

or

door

of

the

drying

compartment.

•

Do

not

reach

into

the

appliance

if

the

drum

is

moving.

•

Do

not

install

or

store

this

appliance

where

it

will

be

exposed

to

the

weather

or

freezing

temperatures

below

33°F.

•

Do

not

tamper

with

the

controls

and

latch.

•

Do

not

install a

booster

fan in

the

exhaust

duct.

•

Do

not

use

replacement

parts

that

have

not

been

recommended

by

the

manufacturer(e.g.

parts

made

at

home

using a 3D

printer).

5

6

•

Do

not

repair

or

replace

any

part

of

the

appliance

or

attempt

any

servicing

unless

it

is

specifically

recommended

in

the

user-

maintenance

instructions

or

in

published

user-repair

instructions

that

you

understand

and

have

the

skills

to

carry

out.

• Keep

the

area

underneath

and

around

your

appliances

clear

and

free

from

combustible

materials

(lint,

paper, rags, etc.), gasoline, chemicals,

and

other

flammable

vapors

and

liquids.

• Keep

dryer

area

clear

and

free

from

items

that

would

obstruct

the

flow

of

combustion

and

ventilation

air.

•

Do

not

place

items

exposed

to

cooking

oils in

your

dryer.

Items

contaminated

with

cooking

oils

may

contribute

to

a

chemical

reaction

that

could

cause a

load

to

catch

fire.

To

reduce

the

risk

of

fire

due

to

contaminated

loads,

the

final

part

of

a

tumble

dryer

cycle

occurs

without

heat

(cool

down

period).

Avoid

stopping

a

tumble

dryer

before

the

end

of

the

drying

cycle

unless all

items

are

quickly

removed

and

spread

out

so

that

the

heat

is

dissipated.

•

Unplug

the

dryer

if

the

machine

is

to

be

left

for

an

extended

period

of

time,

such

as

during

vacations.

• Packaging

material

can

be

dangerous

for

children. There

is

a risk

of

suffocation!

Keep all

packaging

away

from

children.

•

Always

check

the

inside

of

the

dryer

for

foreign

objects

before

loading

laundry. Keep

the

door

closed

when

not

in use.

•

Do

not

use

fabric

softeners

or

products

to

eliminate

static

unless

recommended

by

the

manufacturer

of

the

fabric

softener

or

product

manufacturer.

• Clean the lint screen before or after each load.

• Keep

the

area

around

the

exhaust

opening

and

surrounding

areas

free

from

lint, dust,

and

dirt.

• The

interior

of

the

dryer

and

exhaust

duct

should

be

cleaned

periodically

by

qualified

service personnel.

•

Do

not

place

items

exposed

to

cooking

oils in

your

dryer.

Items

contaminated

with

cooking

oils

may

contribute

to

a

chemical

reaction

that

could

cause a

load

to

catch

fire.

• This

appliance

must

be

grounded.

See Electric Requirements

and

Grounding in

the

OPERATION REQUIREMENTS section.

• This

appliance

must

be

properly

grounded.

Never

plug

the

power

cord

into

a

receptacle

that

is

not

grounded

adequately

and

in

accordance

with

local

and

national

codes. Refer

to

the

installation

instructions

for

grounding

this

appliance.

• Ensure

pockets

are free

from

small

irregularly

shaped

hard

objects

and

foreign

material,

i.e.

coins, knives, pins, etc. These

objects

could

damage

your

dryer.

•

Do

not

use

heat

to

dry

articles

containing

foam

rubber

or

similarly

textured

rubber

- like materials.

A

WARNING

To

reduce the risk

of

fire or explosion

•

Do

not

dry

items

that

have

been

previously

cleaned, washed, soaked,

or

spotted

with

gasoline,

dry

cleaning

solvents,

or

other

flammable

or

explosive

substances.

They

emit

vapors

that

could

ignite

or

explode.

Any

material

that

has been in

contact

with

a

cleaning

solvent

or

flammable

liquids

or

solids

should

not

be

placed

in

the

dryer

until

all

traces

of

these

flammable

liquids

or

solids

and

their

fumes

have

been

removed.

• There are

many

highly

flammable

items

used in homes, such

as

acetone,

denatured

alcohol, gasoline, kerosene,

some

liquid

household

cleaners,

some

spot

removers,

turpentine,

waxes,

and

wax

removers.

•

Do

not

dry

items

containing

foam

rubber

(may

be

labeled

latex

foam)

or

similarly

textured

rubber-like

materials

on

a

heat

setting.

Heated

foam

rubber

materials

can,

under

certain

circumstances,

produce

fire

by

spontaneous

combustion.

0

CAUTION

•

Do

not

sit

on

top

of

the

dryer.

• Because

of

continuing

product

improvements,

Midea

America

reserves

the

right

to

change

specifications

without

notice.

For

complete

details, see

the

Installation

Instructions

packed

with

your

product

before

selecting

cabinetry,

making

cutouts,

or

beginning

installation.

•

Do

not

dry

clothing

with

large

buckles,

buttons,

or

other

heavy

metal

or

solid

things.

• Install

and

use in

accordance

with

the

manufacturer's

instructions.

•

Do

not

place

items

in

your

dryer

that

have

been

spotted

or

soaked

with

vegetable

oil

or

cooking

oil. Even

after

being

washed,

these

items

may

contain

significant

amounts

of

these

oils.

• Residual oil

on

clothing

can

ignite

spontaneously.

The

potential

for

spontaneous

combustion

increases

when

items

containing

vegetable

oil

or

cooking

oil are

exposed

to

heat.

Heat

sources suchs

as

your

dryer

can

warm

these

items,

allowing

an

oxidation

reaction

in

the

oil

to

occur.

•

Oxidation

creates

heat.

If

this

heat

cannot

escape,

the

items

can

become

hot

enough

to

catch

fire. Piling,

stacking,

or

storing

these

kinds

of

items

may

prevent

heat

from

escaping

and

can

create

a

fire

hazard.

• Take care

that

children's

fingers

are

not

caught

in

the

door

when

closing

it. This

may

result

in injury.

• Gas leaks

may

occur

in

your

system,

resulting

in a

dangerous

situation.

• Gas leaks

may

not

be

detected

by

smell

alone.

• Gas

suppliers

recommend

you

purchase

and

install a UL

approved

gas

detector.

7

State

of

California Proposition

65

Warnings:

A

WARNING:

Risk

of

reproductive

harm

from

exposure

to

Lead.

See

www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

8

OPERATION

REQUIREMENTS

Important to Installer

Please read the following instructions carefully before installing the dryer.

These instructions should be kept for future reference.

A RNING

To reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, or injury to persons, read the

IMPORT ANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS before operating this appliance.

0 CAUTION

•

The dryer is not suitable for installation in a mobile home.

•

Remove the door from all discarded appliances to avoid the danger

of a child being trapped and suffocating.After unplugging a discarded

appliance, cut off the power cord.

9

10

Basic Requirements

Make sure you have everything necessary for the proper installation.

• A

GROUNDED

ELECTRICAL

OUTLET

is

required.

Refer

to

the

Electric Requirements

section.

• A

POWER

CORD

electric

dryer

(except

for

Canada).

• GAS LINES

(if

a gas

dryer)

must

meet

national

and

local

codes.

• The EXHAUST SYSTEM

must

be

made

of

rigid

metal

or

flexible

stiff-

walled

metal

exhaust

ducting.

Location Requirements

1.

The

dryer

should

be

located

where

there

is

enough

space

at

the

front

for

loading

the

dryer,

and

enough

space

behind

for

the

exhaust

system.

2.

This

dryer

is

factory-ready

for

the

rear

exhaust

option.

If

you

want

to

change

the

vent

location,

see

the

Change

the

Dryer

Vent

Location

section.

3.

Make sure

the

room

in

which

the

dryer

is

located

has

enough

fresh air.

The

dryer

must

be

located

where

there

are

no

air-flow

obstructions.

Ambient

temperature

shall

not

be

lower

than

33°F.

4.

For

gas dryers,

adequate

clearance

must

be

maintained

as

noted

on

the

data

plate

to

ensure

adequate

air

for

combustion

and

proper

dryer

operation.

5.

The

dryer

must

not

be

installed

or

stored

in an area

where

it

will

be

exposed

to

water

and/or

weather. The

dryer

area

must

be

kept

clear

of

combustible

materials, gasoline,

and

other

flammable

vapors

and

liquids. A

dryer

produces

combustible

lint. The area

around

the

dryer

should

be

kept

lint-free.

ALCOVE

OR

CLOSET

OR

WALL

INSERT/RECESSED

INSTALLATIONS

A

WARNING

•

The

dryer

must

be

exhausted

to

the

outside

to

reduce

the

risk

of

fire

when

installed

any

place

inside

the

house.

•

No

other

fuel-burning

appliance

should

be

installed

in

the

same

closet

as

the

dryer.

Minimum clearances between the dryer and adjacent walls or other

surfaces:

Sides

1 in.

(25

mm)

Rear

5 in. (127

mm)

Top

24

in. (610

mm)

Closet

front

2 in.

(51

mm)

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u

1

'

( )

®

[ I

1]

l J

( )

(

J

I

A 42.24in. ( 1073

mm)

B

25.87 in. (

713

mm)

C

26.37 in.

(670

mm)

D

49.29 in. (1252

mm)

11

12

~

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( )

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11

J

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~

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E

1 in.

(25

mm)

F

24

in. (610

mm)

G

2 in.

(51

mm)

H

5 in.

(127

mm)

3 in.

(76

mm)

J

48

in.

2

(310

cm

2

)

•

K

24

in.

2

(155

cm

2

)

L

3 in.

(76

mm)

NOTE:

The

front

of

the

closet

must

have

two

unobstructed

air

openings

for

a

combined

minimum

total

area

of

72 sq.in.

(465

sq.cm)

with

a

minimum

clearance

of

3 in.

(76

mm)

at

the

top

and

bottom.

A

slatted

door

with

equivalent

space clearance

is

acceptable.

Ducting Requirements

Recommended

Use

only

for

short-run

installation

Weather

Hood

✓

4"

DIA

✓

4"

DIA

✓

4"DIA

Type

/~/~

/ct>

---1

4"

~

2-1/2

►

1

~

4 inch. (10.2

cm)

2.5 inch.

(6.4

cm)

No.

of

90°

Rigid

Metallic

Rigid

Metallic

elbows

0

90

ft. (27.4

m)

60

ft. (18.3

m)

1

60

ft. (18.3

m)

45

ft. (13.7

m)

2

45

ft. (13.7

m)

35 ft. (10.7

m)

3

35

ft. (10.7

m)

25 ft. (

7.6

m)

If

this

new

dryer

is

installed

into

an

existing

exhaust system

you

must

make

sure:

•

The

exhaust

system

meets

all local, state,

and

national

codes.

•

That

a

flexible

plastic

duct

is

not

used.

•

To

inspect

and

clean all

lint

buildup

from

inside

the

existing

duct.

• The

duct

is

not

dented

or

crushed.

• The

exhaust

hood

damper

opens

and

closes freely.

Manometer measurements

For

best

results,

the

static

pressure in

any

exhaust

system

should

be

between

should

be

between

0.3

to

0.8

inches

of

water

column,

and

cannot

be

less

than

O

under

any

circumstances.Measurement

must

be

done

with

a

manometer

at

the

point

where

the

exhaust

duct

connects

to

the

dryer. The

dryer

must

be

running

with

a

no-heat

setting,

the

lint

filter

must

be

clean,

and

the

installed

duct

must

have a

4-inch

diameter.

13

14

A

WARNING

The correct exhaust installation

is

YOUR RESPONSIBILITY.

• Use a

4-inch

(10.2cm)

diameter

rigid

aluminum

or

rigid

galvanized

steel

duct.

•

Do

not

use a

smaller

diameter

than

recommended.

•

Ducts

larger

than

4

inches

(10.2cm)

in

diameter

can

result

in

increased

accumulation

of

lint

and

changes

in

performance

•

Lint

should

be

removed

regularly

from

the

internal

filter

every

cycle

and

from

annually

ducts.

•

If

a

flexible

metal

duct

must

be

used, use

the

type

with

a

stiff

sheet

metal

wall.

Do

not

use a

flexible

duct

with

a

thin

foil

wall. A

serious

blockage

can

result

if

the

flexible

metal

duct

is

bent

too

sharply.

•

Never

install

any

type

of

flexible

duct

in walls, ceilings,

or

other

concealed

spaces.

• Keep

the

exhaust

duct

as

straight

and

short

as

possible,

with

a

minimum

of

elbows.

•

Secure

joints

with

aluminum

tape.

Do

not

use screws.

•

Do

not

use

flexible

plastic

exhaust

venting

between

dryer

and

house

exhaust

duct.

•

Exhaust

systems

longer

than

the

recommended

90

ft

can

extend

drying

times,

affect

machine

operations,

and

collect

lint.

• The

exhaust

duct

should

end

with

an

exhaust

hood

with

a

swing-out

damper

to

prevent

back

drafts

and

entry

of

wildlife.

Never

use an

exhaust

hood

with

a

magnetic

damper.

• The

hood

should

have

at

least

12

inches

(30.5cm)

of

clearance

between

the

bottom

of

the

hood

and

the

ground

or

other

obstruction.

The

hood

opening

should

point

down.

•

Never

install a screen

over

the

exhaust

outlet.

•

To

avoid

lint

buildup,

do

not

exhaust

the

dryer

directly

into

a

window

well.

Do

not

exhaust

under

a

house

or

porch.

•

If

the

exhaust

duct

must

run

through

an

unheated

area,

the

duct

should

be

insulated

and

slope

slightly

down

towards

the

exhaust

hood

to

reduce

condensation

and

lint

buildup.

•

Inspect

and

clean

the

interior

of

the

exhaust

system

at

least

once

a

year.

Unplug

the

power

cord

before

cleaning.

•

Check

frequently

to

make

sure

the

exhaust

hood

damper

opens

and

closes freely.

•

Check

ducting

monthly,

and

clean

at

least

once

per

year. NOTE:

If

your

clothes

are

not

getting

dry,

then

check

the

ducting

for

obstructions.

•

Do

not

exhaust

the

dryer

into

a wall, ceiling,

crawl

space,

or

concealed

space

of

a

building,

gas

vent,

or

any

other

common

duct

or

chimney. This

could

create

a

fire

hazard

from

the

lint

expelled

by

the

dryer.

•

Do

not

use a

non-metallic

flexible

duct.

•

To

reduce

the

risk

of

fire,

this

dryer

MUST

BE

EXHAUSTED

OUTDOORS.

•

Exhaust

duct

must

not

be

connected

or

secured

with

screws

or

other

fastening

devices

which

extend

into

the

interior

of

the

duct.

Exhausting Requirements

Exhausting

the

dryer

to

the

outside

will

prevent

large

amounts

of

lint

and

moisture

from

being

blown

into

the

room.

Gas Requirements

Use

only

natural

or

LP

(liquid

propane)

gases.

THE INSTALLATION MUST CONFORM WITH LOCAL CODES, OR

IN

THE

ABSENCE OF LOCAL CODES, WITH THE NATIONAL FUEL GAS CODE, ANSI

Z223.1/NFPA 54, LATEST REVISION (FOR THE UNITED

STATES),

OR THE

NATURAL GAS AND PROPANE INSTALLATION CODE, CSA 8149.1, LATEST

REVISION (FOR CANADA).

Gas

dryers

are

equipped

with

a

burner

vent

for

use

with

natural gas.

If

you

plan

to

use

your

dryer

with

LP

(liquid

propane)

gas,

it

must

be

converted

for

safe

and

proper

performance

by

a

qualified

service

technician.

A

1/2"

(1.27

cm)

gas

supply

line

is

recommended

and

must

be

reduced

to

connect

to

the

3/8"

(1

cm)

gas line

on

your

dryer. The

National

Fuel Gas

Code

requires

that

an accessible,

approved

manual gas

shut-off

valve

be

installed

within

6"

(15,24

cm)

of

your

dryer.

Gas

dryers installed

in

residential garages must be raised 18"

(46cm)

above the floor.

15

16

Additionally,

a

1/8"

(0.3cm)

N.P.T.

(National

Pipe

Thread)

plugged

tapping,

accessible

for

test

gauge

connection,

must

be

installed

immediately

upstream

of

your

dryer's

gas

supply

connection.

Your

dryer

must

be

disconnected

from

the

gas

supply

pipe

system

during

any

pressure

testing

of

the

system.

This

dryer

must

be

connected

to

the

gas

supply

piping

with

a listed

flexible

gas

connector

that

complies

with

the

standard

for

connectors

for

gas appliances, ANSI Z21.24

or

CSA

6.10.

DO NOT reuse

old

flexible

metal

gas lines. Flexible gas lines

must

be

design

certified

by

the

American

Gas

Association

(CGA in Canada).

•

Any

pipe

joint

compound

used

must

be

resistant

to

the

action

of

any

liquefied

petroleum

gas.

•

As

a

courtesy,

most

local

gas

utilities

will

inspect

a gas

appliance

installation.

GAS IGNITION - Your

dryer

uses an

automatic

ignition

system

to

ignite

the

burner. There

is

no

constant

burning

pilot.

COMMONWEALTH

OF

MASSACHUSETTS INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Your

dryer

must

be

installed

by

a licensed

plumber

or

gas fitter. A

"T"

handle

manual gas valve

must

be

installed in

the

gas

supply

line

to

the

installed

dryer

at

the

location

of

operation.

If

a

flexible

gas

connector

is

used

to

connect

the

dryer,

the

connector

may

not

be

longer

than

3'

(36",

91.5

cm).

A

WARNING

• Gas leaks

may

occur

in

your

system,

creating

a

dangerous

situation.

• Gas leaks

may

not

be

detected

by

smell alone.

• Gas

suppliers

recommend

that

you

purchase

and

install a UL-

approved

gas

detector.

• Install

and

use

it

in

accordance

with

the

manufacturer's

instructions.

Electric Requirements

The

wiring

diagram

is

located

on

the

back

board

of

the

unit.

Some

regions use

120/208V

voltage,

and

the

usage

requirements

are

the

same

as

those

for

120/240V

voltage.

A

WARNING

•

An

improper

connection

of

the

equipment

grounding

conductor

can

result

in

the

risk

of

electric

shock.

Check

with

a

qualified

electrician

or

serviceman

if

you

are in

doubt

as

to

whether

your

dryer

is

properly

grounded.

Do

not

modify

the

plug

provided

with

your

dryer

-

if

it

doesn't

fit

the

outlet,

have a

proper

outlet

installed

by

a

qualified

electrician.

•

To

prevent

unnecessary

risk

of

fire,

electrical

shock,

or

personal

injury, all

wiring

and

grounding

must

be

done

in

accordance

with

local

codes,

or

in

the

absence

of

local

codes,

with

the

National

Electrical

Code,

ANSI/NFPA

No.

70

-

Latest

Revision

(for

the

U.S.)

or

the

Canadian

Electrical

Code

CSA

C22.1

-

Latest

Revisions

and

local

codes

and

ordinances.

It

is

your

responsibility

to

provide

adequate

electrical

services

for

your

dryer.

•

All

gas

installations

must

be

done

in

accordance

with

the

National

Fuel

Code

ANSI/Z2231

-

Latest

Revision

(for

the

U.S.)

or

CAN/CGA

- B149

Installation

Codes

-

Latest

Revision

(for

Canada)

and

local

codes

and

ordinances.

Electrical connections

An

individual

branch

(or

separate)

circuit

serving

only

your

dryer

is

recommended.

DO NOT USE

AN

EXTENSION CORD.

Gas

models -

U.S.

and Canada

A 120Volt,

60Hz

AC

approved

electrical

service,

with

a

15

-ampere

fuse

or

circuit

breaker,

is

required.

Electric models -

U.S.

only

The

dryers

require

a

120/240

volt,

60Hz

AC

approved

electrical

service.

The

electric

service

requirements

can

be

found

on

the

data

label

located

behind

the

door.

A

30-ampere

fuse

or

circuit

breaker

on

both

sides

of

the

line

is

required.

•

If

a

power

cord

is used,

the

cord

should

be

plugged

into

a

30-ampere

receptacle.

•

The

power

cord

is NOT

provided

with

U.S.

electric

model

dryers.

17

18

A

WARNING

Electrical Shock Hazard

When

local

codes

allow,

the

electrical

supply

of

the

dryer

may

be

connected

by

means

of

a

new

power

supply

cord

kit,

marked

for

use

with

a dryer,

that

is

UL listed

and

rated

at

a

minimum

of

120/240

volts,

30-ampere,with

three

No.

10

copper

wire

conductors

terminated

with

closed

loop

terminals,

open-end

spade

lugs

with

turned

up

ends,

or

with

tinned

leads.

•

Do

not

reuse a

power

supply

cord

from

an

old

dryer.

The

power

cord

electric

supply

wiring

must

be

retained

at

the

dryer

cabinet

with

a

suitable

UL-listed

strain

relief.

•

Grounding

through

the

neutral

conductor

is

prohibited

for

(1)

new

branch-circuit

installations,

(2)

mobile

homes,

(3)

recreational

vehicles,

and

(4)

areas

where

local

codes

prohibit

grounding

through

the

neutral

conductor.

(Use a

4-prong

plug

for

4

wire

receptacles,

NEMA

type

14-30R.)

Electric models - Canada only

• A

120/240

volt,

60Hz

AC

approved

electrical

service

fused

through

a

30-ampere

fuse

or

circuit

breaker

on

both

sides

of

the

line is

required.

•

All

Canadian

models

are

shipped

with

the

power

cord

attached.

The

power

cord

should

be

plugged

into

a

30-ampere

receptacle.

Grounding

This

dryer

must

be

grounded.

In

the

event

of

a

malfunction

or

breakdown,

the

dryer's

grounding

will

reduce

the

risk

of

electrical

shock

by

providing

a

path

of

least resistance

for

the

electrical

current.

A

WARNING

Gas and Electric models

•

Certain

internal

parts

are

intentionally

not

grounded

and

may

present

a risk

of

electric

shock

only

during

servicing.

Service

Personnel -

Do

not

contact

the

following

parts

while

the

appliance

is

energized:

inlet

valve,

control

board

and

temperature-regulating

thermistor

(located

on

blower

housing).

A

WARNING

Gas

models

• This

dryer

is

equipped

with

a

three-prong

(grounding)

plug

for

your

protection

against

shock

hazard

and

should

be

plugged

directly

into

a

properly

grounded

three-prong

receptacle.

Do

not

cut

or

remove

the

grounding

prong

from

this

plug.

• The

plug

must

be

plugged

into

an

appropriate

individual

outlet

that

is

properly

installed

and

grounded

in

accordance

with

all local

codes

and

ordinances.

A

WARNING

Electric models

Dryer

must

be

grounded

with

a

3-

or

4-

wire

cord

power

cord

with

a

grounding

conductor

and

a

grounding

plug,

which

is

sold

separately.

•

The

plug

must

be

plugged

into

an

appropriate

outlet

that

is

properly

installed

and

grounded

in

accordance

with

all local

codes

and

ordinances.

•

Do

not

modify

the

plug

provided

with

your

dryer

-

if

it

doesn't

fit

the

outlet,

have a

proper

outlet

installed

by

a

qualified

electrician.

•

If

a

power

cord

is

not

used

and

the

electric

dryer

is

to

be

permanently

wired,

the

dryer

must

be

connected

to

a

permanently

grounded

metal

wiring

system,

or

an

equipment

grounding

conductor

must

be

run

with

the

circuit

conductors

and

connected

to

the

equipment

grounding

terminal

or

lead

on

the

dryer.

19

20

PARTS

AND

FEATURES

Control panel

Cabinet

Door

Filter

Adjustable

leg

(Four

legs)

Power

cord

Back ventin

hole

Wiring box

For electric dryer only

Electric dryer

Replacement Parts and Accessories

For

gas

dryer

only

Gas

inlet

Gas

dryer

If

your

dryer

requires

replacement

parts

or

accessories,

contact

the

dealer

where

you

purchased

your

dryer

or

MIDEA

customer

care

center

at

1-866-646-4332.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

THIS APPLIANCE

IS

FOR HOUSEHOLD USE ONLY

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Install

the

clothes

dryer

according

to

the

manufacturer's

instructions

and

local codes.

Clothes

dryer

installation

must

be

performed

by

a

qualified

installer.

A

WARNING

Risk

of

Fire

• Failure

to

follow

safety

warnings

exactly

could

result

in serious injury,

death

or

property

damage.

•

Do

not

install a

booster

fan in

the

exhaust

duct.

• Install all

clothes

dryers

in

accordance

with

the

installation

instructions

of

the

manufacturer

of

the

dryer.

•

Do

not

install

a

clothes

dryer

with

flexible

plastic

venting

materials.

If

a

flexible

metal

(foil

type)

duct

is

installed,

it

must

be

of

a

specific

type

identified

by

the

appliance

manufacturer

as

suitable

for

use

with

clothes

dryer.

Flexible

venting

materials

are

known

to

collapse,

be

easily

crushed,

and

trap

lint.

These

conditions

will

obstruct

the

clothes

dryer's

airflow

and

increase

the

risk

of

fire.

•

To

reduce

the

risk

of

severe

injury

or

death,

follow

all

installation

instructions

0

CAUTION

• This

appliance

shall

be

secured

to

the

structure

or

adjusted,

using

the

methods

for

installation

and

securing

means

provided

with

the

appliance.

Remove Packaging

•

Unpack

your

dryer

and

inspect

it

for

shipping

damage.

Make sure

you

have

received

all

the

items

shown

below.

•

To

prevent

personal

injury

or

strain,

wear

protective

gloves

whenever

lifting

or

carrying

the

unit.

A

WARNING

Packaging

materials

can

be

dangerous

to

children;

Keep all

packaging

material

(plastic

bags,

polystyrene,

etc.)

well

out

of

children's

reach.

21

22

Tools Required

~

{)

0

~

Phillips

Flat

screwdriver

Level Pliers

screwdriver

/

®

~

Adjustable

Aluminum

tape

Cutting

knife Pipe

wrench

that

(gas

only)

opens

to

1"

(25

mm)

Choose the Proper Location

1.

Move

your

dryer

to

an

appropriate

location

for

the

installation.

Consider

installing

the

dryer

and

washer

side-by-side,

to

allow

access

to

the

gas, electrical,

and

exhaust

connections.

Place

two

of

the

carton

cushion-tops

on

the

floor. Tip

your

dryer

on

its side so

it

lies across

both

cushion-tops.

2.

Set

your

dryer

back

in an

upright

position.

3.

Risk

of

Fire.

Do

not

install a

booster

fan in

the

exhaust

duct.

Install the Exhaust System

1.

Review

the

"Exhausting

Requirements"

section

on

before

installing

the

exhaust system.

2.

Install

the

ductwork

from

your

dryer

to

the

exhaust

hood.

The

crimped

end

of

the

duct

sections

must

point

away

from

your

dryer.

3.

DO NOT use

sheet

metal

screws

when

assembling

the

ducting.

4.

These

joints

should

be

taped.

5.

Never use

plastic

flexible

exhaust

material.

6.

Tip

for

tight

installations: install a

section

of

the

exhaust

system

onto

your

dryer

before

putting

it

in place.

7.

Use

aluminum

tape

to

secure

this

section

to

your

dryer,

but

do

not

cover

the

ventilation

slots

at

the

back

of

the

unit

in

dryer

cabinet.

8.

The

rear

surface

of

appliances

which,

according

to

the

instructions,

shall

be

placed

against

a

wall.

A

WARNING

NEVER USE A PLASTIC OR

NON-METAL

FLEXIBLE DUCT

If

your

existing

ductwork

is

plastic,

non-metal,

or

combustible,

replace

it

with

metal

before

installation

of

this

appliance

Use

only

a

metal

exhaust

duct

that

is

non-flammable

to

ensure

containment

of

the

exhaust

air, heat,

and

lint.

Refer

to

the

Ducting Requirements

section

for

the

maximum

duct

length

and

number

of

bends.

•

All

dryers

must

be

exhausted

to

the

outside.

•

Do

not

assemble

the

duct

with

screws

or

other

fastening

means

that

extend

into

the

duct

and

catch

lint.

• The

exhaust

duct

should

be

4

inches

(102mm)

in

diameter.

• The

total

length

of

flexible

metal

duct

shall

not

exceed

7.8

feet

(2.4

meters).

•

In

Canada,

that

only

those

foil-type

flexible

ducts,

if

any,

specifically

identified

for

use

with

the

appliance

by

the

manufacturer

shall

be

used.

In

the

United

States,

that

only

those

foil-type

flexible

ducts,

if

any,

specifically

identified

for

use

with

the

appliance

by

the

manufacturer

and

that

comply

with

the

UL 2158A, shall

be

used;

•

In

Canada,

that

the

exhaust

duct

shall

be

102

mm

in

diameter.

In

the

United

States,

the

required

exhaust

duct

diameter;

A

WARNING

Make sure

your

dryer

is

installed

properly

so

it

exhausts

air

easily.

Keep

ducts

as

straight

as

possible.

DO NOT

restrict

your

dryer

with

a

poor

exhaust

system.

DO NOT use

unnecessarily

long

ducts

that

have

many

elbows.

Dry\

::II

xhaust

~

Use a

4"

(10.2

cm)

diameter

rigid

metal

duct.

Tape all

joints,

including

at

the

dryer.

Never use

lint-trapping

screws.

Clean all

old

ducts

before

installing

your

new

dryer. Be sure

the

vent

flap

opens

and

closes freely.

Inspect

and

clean

the

exhaust

system annually.

DO NOT use a plastic,

thin

foil,

or

non-metal

flexible

duct.

DO NOT use

dented

or

clogged

ducts

and

vent.

23

24

Connect the Gas Line

(For

Gas Models)

Review

the

"Gas Requirements"

section

on

page

15.

Remove

the

pipe

thread

protective

cap.

Apply

a

pipe

joint

compound

or

about

1.5"

wraps

of

teflon

tape

over

all

threaded

connections.

The

pipe

joint

compound

must

be

resistant

to

the

actions

of

any

liquefied

petroleum

gas.

Connect

the

gas

supply

to

your

dryer.

An

additional

fitting

is

required

to

connect

the

3/4"

(1.9

cm)

female

thread

end

of

a

flexible

connector

to

the

3/8"

(1

cm)

male

threaded

end

on

the

dryer.

Only

use a

new

AGA

or

CSA

certified

gas

supply

line

with

SS

flexible

connectors

within

6

ft

(1.8

m)

of

the

dryer.

Securely

tighten

the

gas line

fitting

over

the

threads.

Turn

on

the

gas

supply.

Manual

Shutoff

Flare Flare

Valve

Union

GAS

FLOW

Union

!

•

!

~t

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~

I

t

\:

Nipple

Flexible

Inlet

Pipe on

Open

Connector

Back

of

Dryer

All connections must

be

wrench-tightened

A

WARNING

•

All

gas

installations

of

the

dryer

must

be

equipped

with

a Manual

Shut-

Off

valve.

•

Uncoated

copper

tubing

will

corrode

when

subjected

to

natural

gas,

causing

gas

leaks. Use ONLY

black

iron, stainless steel,

or

plastic-

coated

brass

piping

for

gas

supply.

•

Check

all gas

connections

for

leaks

using

a

soap

solution.

•

If

bubbles

appear,

tighten

the

connections

and

recheck.

DO NOT use

an

open

flame

to

check

for

gas leaks.

Connect the Electrical Wiring

Review

the

Electric Requirements

section

on

page

17.

BEFORE OPERATING OR TESTING,

follow

the

grounding

instructions

in

the

Grounding

section

on

page

19.

THREE -

WIRE

OUTLET

3-Wire

receptacle

(10-30R)

Use a

3-wire

power

supply

cord

with

ring

or

spade

terminals

and

UL listed strain relief. The

3-wire

power

supply

cord,

at

least 4 ft. (1.22

m)

long,

must

have 3 1O-gauge

solid

copper

wires

and

match

a

3-wire

receptacle

of

NEMA

Type 10-30R.

3-Wire system connections

1.

Remove

the

center

terminal

block

screw.

2.

Take

the

appliance

ground

wire

(white;

labeled

C)

from

the

center

terminal

block.

Remove

the

external

ground

connector

screw,

connect

the

appliance

grounding

wire

to

the

external

ground

connector,

then

replace

and

tighten

the

screw.

3.

Connect

the

neutral

wire

(white

or

center

wire;

labeled

D)

of

the

power

cord

to

the

center

terminal

screw

of

the

terminal

block.

Be sure

to

cross

the

screw

through

the

ring

of

the

power

cord

terminal

and

tighten

the

screw.

4.

Connect

the

other

wires

to

the

outer

terminal

block

screws. Be sure

to

cross

the

screw

through

the

terminal

ring

and

tighten

the

screw.

5.

Tighten

the

strain relief screws.

6.

Insert

the

tab

of

the

terminal

block

cover

into

your

dryer's

rear panel

slot. Secure

the

cover

with

a screw.

3-wire

system

instructions:

A

Center

terminal

block

screw

B

External

ground

connector

C

Appliance

ground

wire

(White)

A

D

Neutral

wire

(white

or

center

wire)

E

3/4"

(1.9cm)

UL-listed

strain

relief

B

A

WARNING

If

converting

from

a

4-wire

electrical

system

to

a 3-wire,

the

ground

strap

must

be

reconnected

to

the

terminal

block

support

to

ground

the

dryer

frame

to

the

neutral

conductor.

Ring-type

terminals

are

recommended.

If

using

strap

terminals,

make

sure

they

are

tightened.

25

26

FOUR

-WIRE

OUTLET

Use a

4-wire

power

supply

cord

with

ring

or

spade

terminals

and

UL listed strain relief. The

4-wire

power

supply

cord,

at

least 4 ft. (1.22

m)

long,

must

have 4

10-gauge

solid

copper

wires

4-Wire

receptacle

(14-30R)

and

match

a

4-wire

receptacle

of

NEMA

Type 14-

30

R.

The

ground

wire

(ground

conductor)

may

be

either

green

or

bare. The neutral

conductor

must

be

identified

by

a

white

color.

4-Wire

system connections

1.

Remove

the

center

terminal

block

screw.

2.

Connect

the

ground

wire

(green

or

unwrapped;labeled

C)

of

the

power

cord

to

the

external

ground

conductor

screw.

3.

Connect

the

neutral

wire

(white

or

center

wire

;labeled

E)

of

the

power

cord

and

the

appliance

ground

wire

(white

;labeled

D)

under

the

center

screw

of

the

terminal

block. Be sure

to

cross

the

screw

through

the

ring

of

the

power

cord

terminal

and

tighten

the

screw.

4.

Connect

the

other

wires

to

the

outer

terminal

block

screws. Be sure

to

cross

the

screw

through

the

terminal

ring

and

tighten

the

screw.

5.

Tighten

the

strain relief screws.

6.

Insert

the

tab

of

the

terminal

block

cover

into

your

dryer's

rear

panel slot. Secure

the

cover

with

a screw.

4-wire

system

instructions:

IMPORTANT:

Ring-type

terminals

are

recommended.

If

using

strap

terminals,

make

sure

they

are

tightened.

A

Center

terminal

block

screw

B

External

ground

connector

C Green

or

bare

copper

wire

of

the

power

cord

D

Appliance

ground

wire

(White)

A

E

Neutral

wire

(white

or

center

wire)

F

3/4"

(1.9cm)

UL-listed

strain

relief

B

C

A

WARNING

Electrical Shock Hazard

All

U.S.

models

are

produced

for

a 3-WIRE SYSTEM

CONNECTION.

The

dryer

frame

is

grounded

to

the

neutral

conductor

at

the

terminal

block.

A

4-WIRE

SYSTEM CONNECTION

is

required

for

new

or

remodeled

construction,

mobile

homes,

or

if

local

codes

do

not

permit

grounding

through

neutral

conductor.

If

the

4-wire

system

is

used,

the

dryer

frame

cannot

be

grounded

to

the

neutral

conductor

at

the

terminal

block.

Refer

to

the

"Electric Requirements"

section

on

page

17

for

3-WIRE

or

4-WIRE

SYSTEM CONNECTIONS.

Remove

the

terminal

block

cover

plate.

Insert

the

power

cord

with

a UL-listed strain relief

through

the

hole

provided

in

the

cabinet

near

the

terminal

block.

• A

strain

relief

must

be

used.

Do

not

loosen

the

nuts

already

installed

on

the

terminal

block.

Be sure

they

are

tight.

Use a

3/8"

(1

cm)

deep-well

socket.

27

28

Level

the

Dryer

To

ensure

that

the

dryer

provides

the

optimal

drying

performance,

it

must

be

leveled.

To

minimize

vibration,

noise,

and

unwanted

movement,

the

floor

must

be

a level,

solid

surface.

•

Adjust

the

leveling

feet

only

as

much

as

necessary

to

level

the

dryer.

Extending

the

leveling

feet

more

than

necessary

can cause

the

dryer

to

vibrate.

1,,,,.1

{

I..

_J

- -

Adjustable legs

Power On

Make sure all gas

(gas

models

only),

exhaust.and

electrical

connections

are

complete.

Plug in

your

dryer.

Final Check

Make sure that...

• The

dryer

is

plugged

into

an

electrical

outlet

and

is

properly

grounded.

• The exhaust

ductwork

is

hooked

up

and

the

joints

are

taped.

• A

plastic

flexible

duct

is

NOT used.

• The

vent

material

is

rigid

or

stiff

-

walled

flexible

metal.

• The

dryer

is

leveled

and

is

sitting

firmly

on

the

floor.

• Gas

models

-

the

gas

is

turned

on

with

no

gas leakage.

•

Start

your

dryer

to

confirm

that

it

runs, heats,

and

shuts

off.

0

CAUTION

The

burner

may

not

ignite

initially

due

to

air in

the

gas line.

Allowing

your

dryer

to

operate

on

a

heat

setting

will

purge

the

line.

If

the

gas

does

not

ignite

within

5 minutes,

turn

your

dryer

off

and

wait

5 minutes.

Be sure

the

gas

supply

to

your

dryer

has been

turned

on.

In

order

to

confirm

the

gas

ignition,

check

the

exhaust

for

heat.

Door Reversal Procedure

Step

1:

Remove the dryer door

1.

Make sure

that

the

power

cord

is

unplugged.

2.

While

supporting

the

door,

remove

the

six

hinge

screws

from

the

door.

Set

the

hinge

screws aside.

Lift

the

door

to

remove

it

and

set

the

door

aside.

---Remove

the

three screws

---Remove

the

three screws

2

Step

2:

Move the door hinge covers and door lock

3.

Use a

flat-blade

screwdriver

to

remove

the

two

door

hinge

covers,

then

install

them

on

the

opposite

side.

4. Use a

screwdriver

to

unscrew

the

door

lock

and

lock

cover,

then

install

the

door

lock

on

the

side

that

now

has

hinge

covers. Install

the

lock

cover

on

the

opposite

side.

Once

finished,the

door

lock

and

lock

cover

will

have

exchanged

positions.

Remove

the

lock screws

3-4

29

30

Step

3:

Rotate the

door

5.

Remove

the

14

screws

that

hold

the

door

frame

to

your

dryer.

Note:Two

of

the

screws

secure

the

door

latch

to

the

door

frame.You

will

need

to

attach

the

latch

when

you

reassemble

the

door.

5-6

6.

Use a

flat-head

screwdriver

to

pry

open

the

8

tabs

between

the

inside

and

outside

doors.

Run

the

screwdriver

along

each

edge

of

the

door,

pushing

upwards

to

pop

the

inside

door

panel

out

of

place.

7.

Move

door

latch

to

the

opposite

side

of

the

door. Move

the

hinges

and

hinge

covers

to

opposite

positions

as

well.

When

finished,

the

hinges

and

hinge

covers

will

have

exchanged

positions.

8.

Install

the

inside

door

panel

with

all

14

screws,

including

the

2

for

the

latch.

Make sure

the

rounded

top

of

the

inside

door

panel

is

oriented

towards

the

door

handle

at

the

top

of

the

door.

9.

Align

the

hinges

on

the

door

with

the

hinges

on

the

machine.

Mount

the

door

assembly

onto

the

machine

frame,

then

fasten

it

with

the

six screws

you

removed

in

Step

1.

Change the Dryer Vent Location

Your

new

dryer

is

shipped

to

vent

to

the

rear.

It

can also

be

configured

to

vent

to

he

bottom

or

left

side

(as seen

from

the

front).

Adapter

kits

can

be

purchased

from

any

retailer. This

kit

contains

the

necessary

duct

components

to

change

the

dryer

vent

location.

Tools and materials you will need

B

.

I

.

Phillips screwdriver

Aluminum

tape

Rigid

or

UL-listed

flexible metal

4

11

(10.2

cm)

duct

Elbow

4"

(10.2

cm)

Gloves

Directional

exhausting

can be

accomplished

by

installing

a

quick-turn

90°

dryer

vent

elbow

directly

to

the

exhaust

outlet

of

the

dryer.

Dryer

vent

elbows

are

available

through

your

local

parts

distributor

or

hardware

store.

Retaining

Screw

31

32

DRYER USE

Control Panel

A

WARNING

To

reduce

the

risk

of

fire,

electric

shock,

or

injury

to

persons, read

the

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

before

operating

the

appliance.

NORMAL I

Mixed Load

HEAVY DUTY I

Whites/

Jeans

DELICATES I

Low Heat

BULKY ITEMS I

Bedding

/

Down

PERM

PRESS

I

0

I

[DC)

POWER

I QUICK

DRY

I TIME

DRY

I AIR FLUFF

I SANITIZE

High Heat

I DOWNLOAD

m

im

1:1

•

1:11:1

1_1·1_11_1

VENT

Filter

=

Ory

Coo

l

care

.

Time+

,,

Time - ,

I

Temp

I I

Dryness

Time

0

-·;

®0®

CID

®J®

I I

Power

I I

Dry

Wrinkle

Care

Smart

Control

OJ

I

(0

MY

CYCLE

- - - -

t>II

Touch

to

turn

your

dryer

on

or

off.

If

your

dryer

is

on

for

more

than

10

minutes

without

any

buttons

being

pressed,

it

automatically

turns

off.

(I)

[>II

START

Touch

to

start

or

pause

the

cycle.

(1) Cycle selector

IE

Select

a

suitable

cycle

for

the

type

of

load. The

cycle

you

select

determines

the

heat

level

for

the

dryer. The NORMAL.HEAVY DUTY, BULKY ITEMS,

SANITIZE, PERM PRESS

,DOWNLOAD,

and

DELICATES cycles are Sensor

Dry

cycles. The QUICK

DRY,

TIME

DRY,

and

AIR FLUFF cycles are Manual

Dry

cycles.

(I)

Time+/-

The Time +

and

Time -

buttons

only

work

for

Manual cycles.

They

do

not

work

if

the

dryer

is

set

to

a Sensor cycle. Press Time +

to

increase

the

drying

time.

Press Time -

to

decrease

the

drying

time.

(]]

Temp

Press Temp

to

adjust

the

drying

temperature

(Low

to

High).

® Dryness

Press Dryness

to

select

the

dry

level

(Damp

to

Very

Dry). A

different

dryness

level

will

result in a

different

drying

time.

Select a

lower

dryness

level

for

clothes

that

will

be

ironed

manually.

0 Ctrl Lock 3sec

Press

and

hold

Temp

and

Dryness

at

the

same

time

for

three

seconds

to

activate

the

Ctrl

Lock

function.

When

Ctrl

Lock

is active, all

buttons

will

be

deactivated

except

for

the

Power

button.

Press

and

hold

Temp

and

Dryness

to

deactivate

Ctrl Lock.

® Time

Press

Time

to

adjust

the

drying

time

(15

to

90

min).

CID

Power Dry

Press

to

activate

the

Power

Dry

function.

Power

Dry

provides

more

efficient

drying.

@ Wrinkle Care

Press

to

activate

or

deactivate

the

Wrinkle

Care

function.

When

activated,

Wrinkle

Care

provides

approximately

90

minutes

of

intermittent

tumbling

in

unheated

air

at

the

end

of

the

cycle

to

reduce

wrinkling.

The

load

is

already

dry

and

can

be

removed

at

any

time

during

the

Wrinkle

Care cycle.

GD

Smart Control

Please see

the

Smart

Control

section

for

more

information

on

how

to

connect

to

the

SmartHome

app

and

controly

your

dryer

remotely.

To

control

your

dryer

remotely,

you

must

meet

the

following

conditions:

1.The

dryer

is

connected

to

the

internet.

2.The

dryer

door

is closed.

Note:

-

If

the

door

is

opened

at

any

time,

the

smart

control

function

will

fail.

- The

smart

control

function

is

turned

off

at

the

end

of

each

cycle

The

smart

control

function

automatically

deactivates

at

the

end

of

each cycle.

If

you

want

to

use

the

smart

control

cycle

again,

you

must

reactivate

it

before

the

@ MY CYCLE

Press

and

hold

for

3

seconds

to

remember

your

selected

cycle

settings.

Press

once

to

load

your

saved

cycle

settings.

(IT)

Digital display

When

setting

a cycle,

the

digital

display

will

display

the

projected

cycle

time.

When

the

dryer

is

running,

it

will

display

the

remaining

cycle

time.

(M)

Cycle Status Display

The

relevant

indicator

light

will

flash

depending

on

the

dryer

cycle

stage.

Other

indicators

will

flash

as

needed.

33

34

Drying a Load

of

Laundry

1.

Power

on

your

dryer.

I

C)

I • Press

the

Power

button.

Filter Dry Cool

Care

• The Filter

indicator

light

will

flash 10

times

when

the

dryer

is

powered

on.

• Clean

the

filter

before

loading

the

dryer.

•

When

the

"Vent"

indicator

light

is

flashing,

it

is

recommended

that

you

clean

your

exhaust

duct.

2.

Load

your

dryer.

• Place

only

one

wash

load

in

your

dryer

at

a

time.

•

Mixed

loads

of

heavy

and

light

weight

fabrics

will

dry

differently,

which

may

result

in

lightweight

fabrics

being

dry

while

heavy

fabrics

remain

damp

at

the

end

of

a

drying

cycle.

•

Add

one

or

more

similar

items

to

your

dryer

when

only

one

or

two

articles

of

clothing

need

drying.

This

improves

the

tumbling

action

and

drying

efficiency.

•

Overloading

restricts

tumbling

action,

resulting

in

uneven

drying

as

well

as excessive

wrinkling

of

some

fabrics.

3.

Select

the

appropriate

cycle

and

options

for

the

load.

4.

Start

your

dryer.

• Use

the

Cycle

Selector

to

select

the

appropriate

cycle

for

your

laundry. See

the

Cycle

Chart

on

the

for

more

information.

• Use

the

buttons

to

adjust

your

settings

or

select

the

appropriate

optional

functions.

See

the

Cycle

Chart

for

more

information.

Pressing

the

Start/Pause

button

starts

the

selected

cycle.

To

pause an

active

cycle, press

Start/Pause

before

opening

the

door. Close

the

door

and

press

Start/Pause

again

to

resume

the

cycle.

Opening

the

door

during

an

active

cycle

will

always

stop

the

cycle. You

must

press

Start/Pause

to

resume

operation.

Cycle

Fabric

type

Temp

Dryness

Time

Smart Wrinkle Power T' +/

Maximum

Ime -

Control Care Dry

Amount

•

Cotton

Very

Dry

I.

•

Underwear

Med High

More

y

NORMAL

N

y y

N

• Linen

Normal

Damp

N

• Jeans

Very

Dry

•

Corduroys

High

More

y

I.

HEAVY

DUTY

•

Work

Med

High

Normal

N

y y

N

clothes

Med

Damp

N

Very

Dry

More

y

DELICATES

•

Sensitive

Low

Normal

N

y y

N

Items

Damp

N

Med High

Very

Dry

More

y

I.

BULKY

ITEMS

•

Quilt

Med

Normal

N

y y

N

Low

Damp

N

•Wrinke-free

Very

Dry

PERM

PRESS

cottons

Med

More

N

y y

y

N

I

•Knits

Normal

Damp

N

High

90min

QUICK

DRY

I

Med

High

N

60min

y y

N

y

Med

30min

Low

15min

High

90min

TIME

DRY

Med High

60min

y

N

y

I.

I

Med

N

30min

Low

15min

90min

AIR

FLUFF

I

No Heat

N

60min

y

N

y

30min

(No

LED)

15min

• Bedding

SANITIZE

Comforter

High

Very Dry

N

y y

N N

High

Very

Dry

y

I.

DOWNLOAD

-

WHITES

I

Medium

High

More

N

y y

N

Medium

N

• Wrinke-free

Very

Dry

• cottons

High

More

y

I.

DOWNLOAD

-

TOWELS

• Synthetic

Med

High

Normal

N

y y

N

fabrics

Med

• Knits

Damp

N

•

Dress

Very

Dry

DOWNLOAD

-

COLOR

CARE

• T-shirt

More

N

y y

N N

• scarf

Low

Normal

Damp

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High Very Dry

I.

I

Medium High

More

N

y y

y

N

DOLO- E LO

Medium

Normal

Low Damp

N

DOWNLOAD -WATER PROOF

I

Low

N

y

y y

N

y

I

.

Very Dry

DOWNLOAD -DOWN JACKETS I

Low

More

N

y y

N N

Normal

Damp

- Functions labeled "Y" are selectable for the cycle. Functions labeled "N" are

all optional functions that cannot be selected for the cycle.

- Please select higher dry levels to reduce any remaining moisture

content (dampness).

Dowload

Set the Download cycle from the app menu. Select the cycle you want to use,

then press Download at the bottom of the next pop-up screen. The selected

cycle will be synced to your dryer and will be used when you select a

Download cycle.

Load Size Recommendations:

For best results, follow the wet load

size recommendations noted for each

cycle.

0 Small load: Fill the dryer drum with

3-4 items, not more than 1/4 full.

Note:

� Medium load: Fill the dryer drum

�

up to about 1/2 full.

Large load: Fill the dryer drum up

 to about 3/4 full. Do not overload.

�

Items need to tumble freely.

- Independent testing shows that this product's "Sanitize" cycle reduces >99.9% of

common household bacteria on laundry.

- The Sanitize cycle has preselected settings for sanitization that cannot be

modi

ﬁ

ed. For best results, use less than 8 lbs of fabric.

- Do not put live pets in the dryer.

- Do not use the Sanitize cycle for items that cannot withstand high temperatures.

CLEAN THE FILTER

Lint

filter-+---'<f,~e---/'J

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Door

0

CAUTION

To

prevent

a

risk

of

fire,

make

sure

to

clean

the

lint

filter

before

or

after

every

load.

•

To

shorten

drying

time.

•

To

operate

more

energy

efficiently.

•

Do

not

operate

your

dryer

without

the

lint

filter

in place.

•

Do

not

use a

damaged

or

broken

lint

filter.

This

may

reduce

performance

and/or

cause

fire.

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38

Special Laundry Tips

Please

follow

the

care label

or

manufacturer's

instructions

for

drying

recommendations.

If

care label

instructions

are

not

available, use

the

following

information

as

a guide.

Items Drying guide

Bedspreads &

Comforters

Blankets

Curtains &

Draperies

Cloth Diapers

Down-

Filled Items

(jackets, sleeping

bags, comforters,

etc.)

•

Follow

the

care label

instructions

or

dry

in

Heavy

Duty

cycle.

• Make sure

the

item

is

thoroughly

dry

before

using

or

storing.

• May

require

repositioning

to

ensure even

drying.

• Use

the

Normal

cycle

and

dry

only

one

blanket

at

a

time

for

the

best

tumbling

action.

• Make sure

the

item

is

thoroughly

dry

before

using

or

storing.

• May

require

repositioning

to

ensure even

drying.

• Use

the

Normal

cycle,

medium

temperature

and

Damp

Dry

to

help

minimize

wrinkling.

•

Dry

these

in small

loads

for

best

results

and

remove

as

soon

as possible.

• Use

the

Normal

cycle

on

Med High

temperature

for

soft,

fluffy

diapers.

• Use

the

Normal

cycle

on

Med High

temperature.

•

Add

a

couple

of

dry

towels

to

shorten

drying

time

and

absorb

moisture.

Foam Rubber (rug • DO NOT

dry

on

a

heat

setting.

Use

the

Air

Fluff

backs, stuffed

cycle

(no

heat).

toys, shoulder

I

WARNING:

Drying

a

rubber

item

with

heat

may

pads, etc.)

___

damage

it

or

create

a

fire

hazard.

Pillows • Use

the

Normal

cycle.

Plastics (shower

curtains, outdoor

furniture covers,

etc.)

Items

NOT

to

dry:

•

Add

a

couple

of

dry

towels

and

dryer

balls

to

help

the

tumbling

action

and

to

fluff

the

item.

You can

dry

kapok

of

foam

pillows

in

the

dryer

as

long

as

you

use

the

air

fluff

cycle.

• Use

the

Air

Fluff

cycle

or

the

Time

Dry

cycle

on

the

Low

or

No

Heat

temperature

setting

depending

on

the

care label

instructions.

•

Fiberglass

items

(curtains,

draperies,

etc.)

•

Woolens,

unless

recommended

on

the

label.

•

Items

spotted

or

soaked

with

vegetable

or

cooking

oils.

Smart Control

Use Your Appliance with the SmartHome

App

Before

you

start,

make

sure

that:

1.

Your

smartphone

is

connected

to

a

home

wireless

network

and

you

know

the

network

password.

2.

Make sure

you

are

near

the

home

appliance.

3.

The 2.4GHz

band

wireless signal

is

enabled

on

your

wireless router.

Follow the below steps to control your appliance with SmartHome

Download

the

SmartHome

app

On

an

app

market

(Google

Play

Store,

Apple

App

Store),

search

for

"MSmartHome"

and

find

the

SmartHome*

app.

Download

and

install

it

on

your

phone.

You

can

also

download

the

app

by

scanning

the

QR

code

below.

Register

and

log

in

II

SmartHome

•

ij

.

Download

the

app

&

activate

product

►

GETITON

Google

Play

Open

the

SmartHome

app

and

create

a

new

account.

You can also

register

through

a

third-

party

account.

If

you

already

have an

existing

account,

use

your

existing

account

to

log

in.

Login

Enturpa11sword

0

Connect your devices

to

SmartHome

1.

Please

make

sure

your

mobile

phone

has

enabled

Bluetooth

and

connected

to

a wireless

network.

If

not,

go

to

Settings

to

activate

Bluetooth

and

connect

to

a wireless

network.

2.

Make sure

your

dryer

is

powered

on. Press

and

hold

Smart

Control

for

three

seconds.

3.

Open

the

SmartHome

app

on

your

phone.

4.

If

a message

of

"Smart

devices

discovered

nearby"

appears,

click

to

add.

5.

If

no

message appears,

select

"+"

on

the

page

and

select

your

device

in

the

list

of

nearby

devices

available.

If

your

device

is

not

listed, please

add

your

device

manually

by

the

device

category

and device model.

6.

Connect

your

device

to

the

wireless

network

according

to

instructions on app. If

the

connection fails, please

follow

the

instructions provided

by

the

app

to

continue

with

the

operation.

DsmartHome

•

. •

[!I

. .

ij

[!I . . •

Download

the

app

&

activate

product

n

0

-

0

C1!III

.,

..

Certifications

Please

note

that

changes

or

modifications

of

this

product

is

not

expressly approved

by

the

party

responsible

for

compliance could void

the

user's

authority

to

operate

the

equipment.

This

equipment

complies

with

FCC's

RF

radiation exposure limits set

forth

for

an

uncontrolled

environment.

The antenna(s) used

for

this transmitter must be installed and operated

to

provide a separation

distance

of

at

least

20

cm

from

all persons and must

not

be collocated

or

operating

in

conjunction

with

any

other

antenna

or

transmitter. Installers must ensure

that

20cm

separation distance will be

maintained between

the

device (excluding its handset) and users.

Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Compliance Statement for USA

This device complies

with

part

15

of

the

FCC

rules. Operation

is

subject

to

the

following

two

conditions:

(1)

This device may

not

cause harmful interference, and

(2)

this device must accept any interference

received, including interference

that

may cause undesired operation.

Note: This

equipment

has been tested and found

to

comply

with

the

limits

for

a Class B digital device,

pursuant

to

part

15

of

the

FCC

Rules. These limits are designed

to

provide reasonable protection

against harmful interference in a residential installation. This

equipment

generates, uses and can radiate

radio frequency energy and,

if

not

installed and used in accordance

with

the

instructions,

may

cause

harmful interference

to

radio communications. However, there

is

no guarantee

that

interference will

not

occur

in a particular installation. If this

equipment

does cause harmful interference

to

radio

or

television

reception, which can be determined

by

turning

the

equipment

off

and on,

the

user

is

encouraged

to

try

to

correct

the

interference

by

one

or

more

of

the

following measures:

• Reorient

or

relocate

the

receiving antenna.

• Increase

the

separation

between

the

equipment

and receiver.

•

Connect

the

equipment

into

an

outlet

on

a

circuit

di

erent

from

that

to

which

the

receiver

is

connected.

• Consult

the

dealer

or

an

experienced

radio/TV

technician

for

help.

This

equipment

complies

with

FCC

radiation exposure limits set

forth

for

an

uncontrolled environment.

FCC Supplier's Declaration

of

Conformity

Product Name:

Dryer

Model number:

MDL74C-V162/F03EHS-US1305;

MDL74C-VG162/F03EHS-US13

Suppliers Name: Midea America Corp.

Suppliers Address (USA):

300

Kimball

Dr.

Parsippany, NJ

07054

Suppliers Website: http://midea.com/us

Contact Email/Telephone: 1-866-646-4332

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44

Industry Canada (IC) Compliance Statement for Canada

This device complies

with

Industry Canada license-exempt

RSS

standard(s). Operation

is

subject

to

the

following

two

conditions: (1) this device may

not

cause interference, and

(2)

this device

must

accept

any interference, including interference

that

may cause undesired operation

of

the

device.

CAN

ICES-003(8)/NMB-003(8)

Midea

is

not

responsible

for

any changes

or

modifications

not

expressly approved

by

Midea. Such

modifications could void

the

user's

authority

to

operate

the

equipment.

For

model:

MWB-S-WB0l

FCC ID:

2ADQOMWB-SWB01

IC ID: 12575A-WB01

USER-MAINTENANCE

INSTRUCTIONS

A

WARNING

-

To

reduce the risk

of

fire, electric shock, or

injury

to

persons, read

the

IMPORTANT SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS before operating this appliance.

•

Certain

internal

parts

are

intentionally

not

grounded

and

may

present

a

risk

of

electric

shock

only

during

servicing.

Service

Personnel -

Do

not

contact

the

following

parts

while

the

appliance

is

energized:

inlet

valve,

control

board

and

temperature-regulating

thermistor

(located

on

blower

housing).

Cleaning and Maintenance

CONTROL PANEL

• Clean

with

a

soft,

damp

cloth.

Do

not

use

abrasive

substances.

•

Do

not

spray

cleaners

directly

on

the

panel.

•

The

control

panel

finish

may

be

damaged

by

some

laundry

pre-

treatment

soil

and

stain

remover

products.

Apply

such

products

away

from

your

dryer

and

wipe

up

any

spills

or

overspray

immediately.

STAINLESS STEEL OR

ANODIZED

DRUM

•

To

clean

the

stainless steel

or

anodized

drum,

use a

damp

cloth

with

a

mild,

non-abrasive

cleaner

suitable

for

stainless steel

and

anodized

surfaces.

•

Remove

the

cleaner

residue

and

dry

with

a clean

cloth.

DRYER EXTERIOR

•

After

opening

the

door,

if

there

are

gray

marks,

it

is

due

to

the

tight

contact

between

the

sealing ring

and

the

metal,

which

is

a

normal

phenomenon.

Simply

wipe

it

with

a

damp

cloth.

• Clean

with

a

soft,

damp

cloth.

Do

not

use

abrasive

substances.

•

Protect

the

surface

from

sharp

objects.

•

Do

not

place

any

heavy

or

sharp

objects

or

a

detergent

box

on

the

dryer. This

may

scratch

or

damage

the

top

cover

of

the

dryer. Keep

them

on

the

purchased

pedestal

or

in a

separate

storage

box.

• Since

the

entire

dryer

has a

high-gloss

finish,

the

surface

can

be

scratched

or

damaged.

•

Avoid

scratching

or

damaging

the

surface

when

using

the

dryer.

DRYER EXHAUST SYSTEM

•

Should

be

inspected

and

cleaned

yearly

to

maintain

optimum

performance.

•

Disconnect

the

exhaust

duct

from

the

dryer

and

from

the

exhaust

hood

(at

the

exhaust

outlet)

outside

of

the

building.

•

Check

the

interior

of

the

duct

and

remove

any

lint

accumulation.

• Be sure

that

lint

is

removed

from

the

exhaust

hood.

Lint

may

collect

in

the

exhaust

hood

so

that

the

flappers

or

louvers

will

not

open

or

close

completely.

45

46

•

After

cleaning

the

exhaust

hood,

check

that

the

flapper

or

louvers

move

freely.

• Reassemble

the

exhaust

duct

and

hood,

checking

that

the

joints

are

secure

and

sealed.

•

Operate

the

dryer

and

verify

that

the

exhaust

air

is

not

obstructed

in

the

vent

and

that

there

are

no

leaks in

the

system.

• The

outside

exhaust

hood

should

be

cleaned

more

frequently

to

ensure

proper

operation.

Filter:

A

WARNING

Remove

the

brush in

the

lint

filter. Use

the

brush

to

clean

the

lint

filter.

Use

the

brush

to

clean

the

lint

filter.

•

Keeping

dryer

area

clear

and

free

from

combustible

materials,

gasoline,

and

other

flammable

vapours

and

liguids:

•

Keeping

dryer

area

clear

and

free

from

items

that

would

obstruct

the

flow

of

combustion

and

ventilation

air

TROUBLESHOOTING

Check These Solutions if Your Dryer

...

If

your

dryer

has

any

of

the

following,

you

can

check

the

solutions

listed

below

before

making

a service call. This

will

help

you

save

time

and

money.

Problem Solution

The unit • Make sure

the

door

is

latched

shut.

doesn't start. • Be sure

the

power

cord

is

plugged

into

a live

The unit

doesn't heat.

Doesn't dry.

The unit

is

noisy.

electrical

outlet.

•

Check

the

home's

circuit

breaker

and

fuses.

• Press

the

START/PAUSE

button

again

if

the

door

was

opened

during

the

cycle.

•

Check

the

home's

circuit

breaker

and

fuses.

•

Select

a

heat

setting

other

than

Air

Fluff

or

another

no-heat

cycle

or

setting.

• On a gas dryer,

check

that

the

gas

supply

is

on.

• Clean

the

lint

filter

and

exhaust

duct.

•

Dryer

may

have

moved

into

the

cool-down

process

of

the

cycle.

•

Check

all

of

the

above,

plus

...

• Be

sure

the

exhaust

hood

outside

the

home

can

open

and

close

freely.

•

Check

exhaust

system

for

lint

buildup.

Ducting

should

be

inspected

and

cleaned

annually.

• Use a

4"

rigid

metal

exhaust

duct.

•

Do

not

overload.

1

wash

load

= 1

dry

load.

•

Sort

heavy

items

from

lightweight

items.

• Large,

bulky

items

like

blankets

or

comforters

may

require

repositioning

to

ensure

even

drying.

•

Load

may

be

too

small

to

tumble

properly.

Add

a

few

towels.

•

Check

the

load

for

objects

such

as coins,

loose

buttons,

nails,

broken

zips, etc.

Remove

promptly.

•

It

is

normal

to

hear

the

dryer

gas

valve

or

heating

element

cycle

on

and

off

during

the

drying

cycle.

• Be

sure

the

dryer

is

leveled

properly

as

outlined

in

the

installation

instructions.

•

It

is

normal

for

the

dryer

to

hum

due

to

the

high

velocity

of

air

moving

through

the

dryer

drum

and

exhaust

system.

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48

Problem Solution

Clothes are

unevenly

dried.

Shuts

off

before load

is

dry.

The unit has a

special odor.

Odors remain

in

clothing

after refresh

Garments still

wrinkled after

runing Wrinkle

Prevention

• Seams,

pockets,

and

other

similarly

heavy

areas

may

not

be

completely

dry

when

the

rest

of

the

load

has

reached

the

selected

dryness

level. This is

normal.

Select

the

Very

Dry

setting

if

desired.

•

If

one

heavy

item

is

dried

with

a

lightweight

load,

such

as

one

towel

with

sheets,

it

is

possible

that

the

heavy

item

will

not

be

completely

dry

when

the

rest

of

the

load

has

reached

the

selected

dryness

level.

Sort

heavy

items

from

lightweight

items

for

best

drying

results.

•

Dryer

load

is

too

small.

Add

more

items

or

a

few

towels

and

restart

the

cycle.

•

Dryer

load

is

too

large.

Remove

some

items

and

restart

the

dryer.

•

Household

odors

from

painting,

varnishing,

strong

cleaners, etc.

may

enter

the

dryer

with

surrounding

room

air. This is

normal.as

the

dryer

draws

the

air

from

surrounding

air

space

of

the

dryer

locations.

•

When

these

odors

linger

in

the

air,

ventilate

the

room

completely

before

using

the

dryer.

•

When

the

machine

is

used

for

the

first

time,

a

burnt

-like

odor

may

occur

during

the

initial

heating

phase.

This is caused

by

the

evaporation

of

residual grease

on

the

heater

protective

cover

after

heating,

which

is

a

normal

phenomenon.

• Fabrics

containing

strong

odors

should

be

washed

utilizing

desired

wash cycle.

• Small

loads

of

1

to

4

items

work

best.

•

Load

fewer

garments.

Load

similar-type

garments.

---------------------------

Lint on

clothes

• Clean

lint

filter

before

every

cycle.

•

Some

fabrics

are

lint

producers

(for

example, a

fuzzy

white

cotton

towel)

and

they

should

be

dried

separately

from

clothes

that

are

lint

trappers

(for

example, a

pair

of

black

linen

pants).

•

Divide

larger

loads

into

smaller

loads

for

drying.

•

Check

pockets

thoroughly

before

washing

and

drying

clothes.

Error Codes

Error Warning Possible Cause Solutions

The PCB failed. Call

the

service

center

for

C9

help

do

not

use dryer.

The

unit

will

complete

the

current

operating

cycle

but

garments

could

be

The

humidity

over

dried.

E4

sensor failed.

The

unit

can still

operate

under

the

Time

Cycles.

Call

the

service

center

for

help.

The

temperature

Call

the

service

center

for

ES

sensor failed.

help

do

not

use dryer.

*When

error

happening,

the

buzzer

will

beep

10

seconds

and

repeat

once

per

15

minutes.

49

50

APPENDIX

Fabric Care Chart

The

following

symbols

provide

garment

care

direction.

The

clothing

care

labels

include

symbols

for

washing, bleaching,

drying

and

ironing,

or

dry

cleaning

when

necessary. The use

of

symbols

ensures

consistency

among

garment

manufacturers

of

domestic

and

imported

items.

Follow

care label

directions

to

maximize

garment

life

and

reduce

laundering

problems.

Wash Cycle Special Instructions

Warning Symbols

for

Laundering

D

Normal

LJ

Line Dry/Hang

B

Do

Not

Wash

to

Dry

D

Permanent Press/

Wrinkle Resistant /

[ill]

Drip Dry

)¢7

Do

Not

Wring

Wrinkle Control

D

Gentle/Delicates

El

Dry Flat

•

Do

Not

Bleach

=

~

Hand Wash Heat Setting

3

Do

Not

Tumble Dry

Water Temperature**

e

High

Q

No Steam (added

to

iron)

•••

Hot

0

Medium

~

Do

Not

Iron

••

Warm

0

Low Dryclean

•

Cold

0

Any

Heat

0

Dry Clean

Bleach

-

No Heat/Air

B:

Do

Not

Dry Clean

[Q]

Any

Bleach (when

Iron-Dry

or

Steam

LJ

Line Dry/ Hang

to

Dry

needed) Temperatures

[eJ

Only Non-Chlorine

a

[ill]

(color-safe) Bleach

High Drip Dry

(when needed)

[Q]

Tumble Dry Cycle

a

Medium

El

Dry Flat

Normal

a

Low

Permanent

Press

/

For machine-

[Q]

•

washable wool.

Wrinkle

Resistant/

Loads should be

Wrinkle Control

under 8 pounds.

[Q]

Gentle/ Delicates

**The

number

of

dots

represent

appropriate

wash

water

temperatures

for

various

items. The

temperature

range

for

Hot

is

105-125°F/41-52°C,

for

Warm

85-105°F/29-41°C,

and

for

Cold

60-85°F/16-29°C.

WARRANTY

MIDEA

LAUNDRY

DRYER LIMITED

WARRANTY

IF

YOU NEED SERVICE:

ATTACH YOUR RECEIPT HERE. PROOF OF PURCHASE

IS

REQUIRED TO OBTAIN WARRANTY SERVICE.

Please have the following information available when

you call the Customer Service Center:

■

Name,

address

and

telephone

number

■

Model

number

and

serial

number

■

A clear,

detailed

description

of

the

problem

■

Proof

of

purchase

including

dealer

or

retailer

name

and

address

1.

Before contacting

us

to

arrange service, please determine whether your

product

requires

repair. Some questions can be addressed

without

service. Please take a few minutes

to

review the Troubleshooting section

of

the User Manual,

or

visit

https://www.midea.com/us

/support

2. All warranty service

is

provided exclusively by our authorized Midea Service Providers,

in

the

U.S.

and Canada.

Midea Customer Service

In

the U.S.A. or Canada, call

1-866-646-4332

or email [email protected].

If outside the

50

States

of

the United States or Canada, contact your authorized Midea dealer

to

determine whether another warranty applies.

LIMITED WARRANTY

WHAT

IS

COVERED

TWO

YEARS LIMITED WARRANTY (PARTS AND LABOR)

For

two

years from the date

of

delivery,

if

this major appliance

is

installed, operated and

maintained according

to

instructions attached

to

or

furnished with the product, Midea America

Corporation (hereafter "Midea") will pay for factory specified replacement parts and repair

labor

to

correct defects

in

materials

or

workmanship that existed when this major appliance was

purchased,

or

at its sole discretion replace the product.

In

the event

of

product replacement, your

appliance will be warranted

for

the remaining term

of

the original unit' s warranty period.

YOUR

SOLE

AND EXCLUSIVE

REMEDY

UNDER

THIS

LIMITED WARRANTY SHALL

BE

PRODUCT

REPAIR

OR

REPLACEMENT

AS

PROVIDED

HEREIN.

Service must be provided by a Midea

designated service company. This limited warranty

is

valid only

in

the

50

States

of

the United

States

or

Canada and applies only when the major appliance

is

used

in

the country

in

which

it

was purchased. This limited warranty

is

effective from the date

of

original consumer delivery.

Proof

of

original

delivery

date

is

required

to

obtain service under this limited warranty.

Should

service be required,

the

date

of

delivery

establishes

the

warranty

period.

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LIMITED WARRANTY

WHAT

IS

NOTCOVERED

1.

Commercial, non-residential

or

multiple-family

use,

or

use inconsistent

with

published

user,

operator

or

installation instructions.

2. In-home Instruction on how

to

use your product.

3. Service

to

correct improper

product

maintenance

or

installation, installation

not

in

accordance

with

electrical codes

or

correction

of

household electrical system (i.e. house wiring, fuses,

etc.).

4.

Consumable parts (i.e. light bulbs, batteries, air

or

water filters, etc.).

5. Defects

or

damage caused by the

use

of

non-genuine Midea parts

or

accessories.

6. Damage from accident, misuse, abuse, fire, floods, electrical issues, acts

of

God

or

use

with

products

not

approved by Midea.

7.

Repairs

to

parts

or

systems

to

correct

product

damage

or

defects caused by unauthorized

service, alteration

or

modification

of

the appliance.

8. Cosmetic damage including scratches, dents, chips, and

other

damage

to

appliance finishes

unless such damage results from defects

in

materials and workmanship and

is

reported

to

Midea within

30

days.

9.

Routine maintenance

of

the product.

10. Products

that

were purchased "as is"

or

as

refurbished products.

11.

Products

that

have been transferred from its original owner.

12. Discoloration, rust

or

oxidation

of

surfaces resulting from caustic

or

corrosive environments

including

but

not

limited

to

high salt concentrations, high moisture

or

humidity

or

exposure

to

chemicals.

13. Pick-up

or

delivery. This

product

is

intended

for

in-home repair.

14. Travel

or

transportation expenses for service

in

remote locations where

an

authorized Midea

servicer

is

not

available.

15. Removal

or

reinstallation

of

inaccessible appliances

or

built-in fixtures (i.e. trim, decorative

panels, flooring, cabinetry, islands, countertops, drywall, etc.)

that

interfere with servicing,

removal

or

replacement

of

the product.

16. Service

or

parts

for

appliances

with

original model/serial numbers removed, altered

or

not

easily identified.

The cost

of

repair or replacement under these excluded circumstances shall be borne by the

customer.

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IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY

OR

IMPLIED WARRANTY OF

FITNESS

FOR

A PARTICULAR

PURPOSE,

ARE LIMITED

TO

ONE

YEAR

OR

THE

SHORTEST PERIOD ALLOWED

BY

LAW.

Some states and provinces

do

not

allow

limitations on the duration

of

implied warranties

of

merchantability

or

fitness, so this limitation

may

not

apply

to

you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you also may have

other

rights

that

vary from state

to

state

or

province

to

province.

DISCLAIMER OF REPRESENTATIONS OUTSIDE OF WARRANTY

Midea makes no representations

about

the quality, durability,

or

need

for

service

or

repair

of

this

major appliance other than the representations contained

in

this warranty. If you want a longer

or

more comprehensive warranty than the limited warranty

that

comes

with

this major appliance,

you should ask Midea

or

your retailer

about

buying

an

extended warranty.

LIMITATION OF REMEDIES; EXCLUSION OF INCIDENTAL AND CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES

YOUR

SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE

REMEDY

UNDER

THIS

LIMITED WARRANTY SHALL

BE

PRODUCT

REPAIR

AS

PROVIDED

HEREIN.

MIDEA SHALL NOT

BE

LIABLE

FOR

INCIDENTAL

OR

CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES. Some states and provinces

do

not

allow the exclusion

or

limitation

of

incidental

or

consequential damages, so these limitations and exclusions may

not

apply

to

you.

This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you also may have

other

rights

that

vary from

state

to

state

or

province

to

province.

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in

the

event

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such

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theft.

Product

registration

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card

or

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consumer's

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