Whirlpool LE5750XF User manual

Models LE5750XF :

LG5751XF’

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DRYER

Use&

Care

Guide

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LAUNDRY INFORMATION CENTER

-! CYCLE CONTROL KNOB

-/ TEMPERATURE SELECTOR

- START BUTTON

Copy Your Model and Serial Numbers Here

When you need service, or call

with a question, have this information

ready:

1. Complete

Model and Serial Numbers

[from the plate just behind the door).

2. Purchase date from sales slip [or date

installed).

Copy this information in these

spaces. Keep this book in the Laundry

Information Center with your Dryer

Guide,

sales slip and warranty.

Before using

your Dryer

Please read this booklet to be

sure your dryer is installed and used

properly. It WIII help you get the best

results and longest life your dryer was

designed to give

You are personally responsi-

ble for making sure that your dryer...

Is installed by a qualified Installer.

Is Installed In an area protected from

the weather

Is properly Installed and leveled in a

well ventilated room ’ on a floor that

can support the weight

Is located In an area where the tem-

perature is above 45 F (7.2 C).

Is connected to the right kind of outlet.

electric supply and grounding..

Is properly connected to fuel and

exhaust systems.

Is used only for jobs normally

expected of home clothes dryers.

Is properly maintained.

Is not run where there may be explo-

sive fumes

Is not used by children or anyone

unable to operate it properly.

Remove

the Consumer Buy

Guide label before using your dryer. It

will

be easier to remove.

Wipe out the drum with a damp

cloth to remove any dust.

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS: See the

Dryer Guide for drying tips, informa-

tion about permanent press and

knits, instructions for drying special

items and for things not to be dried in

your dryer.

.See the “Installation Instructions” for

complete information

.See Setting Drying Times section, page 4

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FOR YOUR SAFETY

Do not store or use

gasoline or other

flammable vapors and

liquids in the vicinity of

this or any other

appliance.

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FOR YOUR SAFETY

If you smell gas:

1. Open windows

2. Don’t touch

electrical switches

3. Extinguish any open

flame

4. Immediately call

your gas supplier.

Please read this manual.

Follow the instructions to help

you get the best drying results.

Save the manual for future use. I

Contents

Before Using Your Dryer

Loading Your Dryer

Understanding Your Dryer

Lint Screen

Using Your Dryer

Setting Drying Times

Selecting Cycles and

Temperature Settings

Using the Automatic Settings

FLUFF AIR

TUMBLE PRESS’ Control

Using the Drying Rack

If You Need Service or Help

1. Before Calling for Service

2. If You Need Service

3 If You Have a Problem

loading your

Dryer

For best drying results and energy

savings, sort dryer loads carefully

Separate loads

accordrng to

the type of fabric and weight For

example

Dry heavy fabrrcs (denims. towels,

cottons) separately from lrght fabrics

(permanent press, synthetics)

Separate lent grvers (towels, sweat-

shirts. etc ) from lint takers (synthetrcs,

blends, permanent press).

Keep dark colors and light colors

separate

Keep colorfast items away from non-

colorfast fabrrcs.

Allow room

for items to tumble

freely The load will dry faster with fewer

wrrnkles.

When drying permanent press,

dry smaller-than-normal

loads for the

best wrinkle removal

Use a mesh bag

to hold small

Items such as baby socks.

Read the Dryer Guide

for more

hints on sortrng and loading

Understanding

your Dryer

This dryer has a setting for TIMED

DRYING, like most other dryers But...tt

also has two automatrc cycles: AUTO-

MATIC REGULAR and AUTOMATIC

PERMANENT PRESS.

These automatic settings allow

you to choose how dry you want the

load instead of how long you need to

dry it. For example, in the AUTOMATIC

REGULAR Cycle, you can set the Cycle

Control Knob anywhere between VERY

DRY and LESS DRY. The Cycle Control

Knob won’t move untrl the load begins

to get as dry as the setting you

selected.

The AUTOMATIC PERMANENT

PRESS Cycle operates very much the

same, but it has a longer “cool-down”

time at the end. The cool-down

Important to help keep wrinkles from

settrng into permanent press Items

The TIMED DRYING Cycle can

be used when you want to dry for a set

number of minutes, or when you want

to damp dry or fluff items wrthout heat.

This Use & Core Guide contains

suggesttons on the way to use your

dryer to get the best results and long-

est useful life from your dryer. Please

read It carefully.

lint Screen

The lint screen ISunder the Ird on

top of the dryer

C/eon the iid screen before each

ioad A screen that’s blocked by lint

can cause longer drying ttmes

To remove the screen, open the

lid and pull the screen straight out. Roll

the lint off the screen with your fingers

DO NOT rinse the screen or wash

it.

Wet lint is hard to remove.

When replacing the screen, push

it firmly into place. Close the lid.

Using Your Dryer

Put the sorted load In the dryer

and close the door tightly.

2. Turn the Cycle Control Knob to

the cycle you want.

Use the Automatrc Cycles for most

loads. Start wrth the pornter at the

mrddle of an Automatrc Cycle. See

page 6 for more informatron.

NOTE:

In the Automatic Cycles, the

Cycle Control Knob does not keep

moving. It starts and stops, depend-

ing on the heat and the dryness of

the load.

Use TIMED DRYING for drying a certain

number of minutes, or for damp drying.

fluffing, or tumbling items without air.

3. Set TEMPERATURE SELECTOR.

Turn the

TEMPERATURE SELECTOR to

the drying temperature needed for the

load. See page 5 for suggested

settings.

4. Push the Start Button.

Make sure the door is closed and the

Cycle Control is set. If the door IS

opened during the cycle, the dryer

will

stop.

To restart the dryer,

close the

door and push the Start Button.

5. To stop the dryer:

Open the door.

Or, turn the Cycle Control Knob to one

of the OFF positions.

To change the setting while the

dryer is running,

turn the Cycle Control

Knob, either way. so it points to the set-

ting you want.

IMPORTANT: To help reduce wrin-

kling, take the load from the dryer as

soon as tumbling stops. This is very

important for permanent press, knits

and other synthetic fabrrcs.

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Setting Drying

Times -

Modern dryers are designed

with drying temperatures needed to

safely handle modern fabrics.

Cool-

down times have been added to heat

settings. You might notice slightly

longer drying times.

The time it takes to dry a load

depends on:

0 The kind of fabric, its weight, and the

size of the

load.

A large load of jeans

will take a lot longer to dry than a

small load of light synthetics.

0 The amount of moisture in the load.

Towels hold a lot of moisture; synthetics

don’t. Synthetics dry faster.

Temperature of the rinse water

Cold

rinses help save on energy and wrin-

kles, but a cold load will take slightly

longer to dry than a warm one.

l Amount

of linf

on the screen.

A full

lint screen slows the air flow and can

make drying time longer.

Temperature around the dryer. The

dryer heats room air. If the room air

temperature is not above 45°F (7.2”(Z),

drying time will be longer and removal

of wrinkles may be poor.

0 Proper instollotion and exhaust sys-

tems.

For the fastest possible drying

time, installing and exhausting your

dryer properly is important. See instal-

lation instructions.

SELECTING CYCLES AND TEMPERATURE SETTINGS

Choose the correct settings according to the chart below

TEMPERATURE

TYPE OF LOAD DRYING CYCLE SELECTOR

COTTONS

HEAVY-

Bedspreads, mattress pads, quilts

MEDiUMAND UGHTWEiGHi-

Shorts, dresses, sheets,

drapers, towels, work clothes

PERMANENT PRESS

HEAVY-

Work clothes, lockets. rancoats. etc

MEDiUMWEiGHT-

Shirts, unrforms. dresses, slacks, etc

KNITS

HEAVYWEIGHT

- COTTONS, RAYONS, BLENDS -T-shorts,

slacks, polo shorts, etc.

AUTOMATIC

REGULAR

AUTOMATIC

REGULAR

AUTOMATIC

PERMANENT

PRESS

AUTOMATIC

PERMANENT

PRESS

AUTOMATIC

PERMANENT

PERMIT PRESS-

HEAVY HIGH

PERM’T PRESS-

HEAVY HIGH

PERM’T PRESS-

HEAVY HIGH

PERM’T PRESS-

HEAVY HIGH

PERM’T PRESS-

HEAVY HIGH

PRESS

LIGHTWEIGHT-

SYNTHETIC FIBERS(polyester, acrylic, AUTOMATIC KNITS GENTLE -

etc.1 AND BLENDS-t .ingerte, blouses. dresses,

etc’ ,. PERMANENT LOW

PRESS

DELICATELY CONSTRUCTED FABRICS -Sheer Curtains AUTOMATIC

(2 or 3 panels] PERMANENT

PRESS

KNITS GENTLE -

LOW

FOAM RUBBER ARTICLES - Pillows, bras. etc TIMED DRYING FLUFF-AIR

To damp dry clothes for Ironing. set control In the TIMED DRYING Cycle for 15 to 25 minutes

MIXED LOADS

If ycu dry a mixed load of various weights of fabrrcs, select the cycle for the lighter weight

fabric. When dryer stops. remove the dry articles and reset the control

Using the

Automatic

Settings

With AUTOMATIC REGULAR and

AUTOMATIC PERMANENT PRESS, you

select how dry you want the load to be.

The dryer is designed to shut off auto-

matically when the load is as dry as the

setting. Use the AUTOMATIC REGULAR

Cycle to dry most family loads. During

the last five minutes of the dryrng cycle,

the load is tumbled without heat This

helps make the load easier to handle.

Use the AUTOMATIC PERMANENT

PRESS Cycle to dry permanent press,

knits and other synthetic fabrrcs. The last

10 minutes of the drying cycle are with-

out heat. This cool-down trme helps

keep wrinkles from setting rn

For the first few loads, set the

Cycle Control Knob to point In the mid-

Ile between VERY DRY and LESS DRY.

AUTOMATIC

REGULAR

LESS DRY

When the dryer stops, feel the

items tn the load. If they are about how

you like them, keep using this setting

If the Items are drier than you like,

use a setting nearer LESS DRY or COOL

DOWN the next time you dry a load IIke

that. If the Items are not as dry as you

want, use a settrng nearer VERY DRY the

next trme you dry a load like that

After drying a few loads, you will

find a favorite settrng to use.

FLUFFAIR

This temperature setting is useful

for fluffing bedding, pillows and cloth-

ing, or dusting drapes. It is also best

to use when damp-drying heat-

sensitive items.

FLUFF AIR should be used for

such items as plastic shower curtains

or tablecloths, rubber-backed rugs,

some pillows, stuffed toys, etc.

Turn the TEMPERATURE SELECTOR to

FLUFF AIR,

Turn the Cycle Control Knob to the

number of minutes you want in the

TIMED DRYING Cycle.

Push the Start Button.

TUMBLE PRESSR

Control

This setting is useful for removing

wrinkles from packrng in suitcases or

closets. TUMBLE PRESS WIII help put them

back into therr pre-set shape.

Set Cycle Control Knob to TUMBLE

PRESS.

Set TEMPERATURE SELECTOR to

PERM’T PRESS-HEAVY HIGH.

8 Push the Start Button.

For best results, TUMBLE PRESS

only a few items at a time; put them on

hangers or fold them as soon as the

dryer stops.

If You Need

Service or Help,

We Suggest You

Follow These

Three Steps:

1. Before calling for service*...

Problems are sometrmes caused

by little things you can correct without

tools Check thus list before you Call

for service

DRYER DOES NOT RUN

0 Is electric power

cord plugged In7 s

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Is the dryer door closed trghtly? YOU

dryer has a switch by the door that

shuts off the dryer if the door is

opened.

. Did you push v_

the Start Button? Tzl _ ,

% -

Check circuit breakers or fuses in the

fuse box.

DRYER RUNS BUT DOES NOT HEAT

Is the Cycle Control Knob set cor-

rectly? [The last 5 mtnutes are cool-

down time in AUTOMATIC REGULAR;

the last 10 minutes in AUTOMATIC

PERMANENT PRESS are without heat.)

Is it a gas dryer? See If the gas is

turned on. If not, turn the Cycle Con-

trol Knob to OFF. Turn on the gas

and wait five mrnutes for the auto-

matic swatch to reset. Then try starting

it again

Is it an electric dryer? Check the

circurt breakers or fuses rn the fuse

box. An electric dryer WIII have two

fuses. If one is blown, the dryer may

run, but not heat.

DRYING TIME IS LONGER THAN USUAL

Check the lent screen Remove lint.

Keep the screen clean for best

drying results and times

Modern dryers are designed to dry

at the cooler temperatures needed

by modern fabrrcs. They may need

more time than you are used to.

If you need service. :

If your WHIRLPOOL’ applrance ever

needs service anywhere in the United

States, help is just a phone call away

.to your nearest Whirlpool franchised

TECH-CARE” service representative.

Whirlpool maintains a nationwide

network of franchised TECH-CARE ser-

vice companies to fulfill your warranty

and provide after-warranty service

and maintenance to keep your

WHIRLPOOL applrance In peak

condition.

You’ll find your nearest TECH-CARE

service company listed in your local

telephone book Yellow Pages under

APPLIANCES - HOUSEHOLD - MAJOR

SERVICE & REPAIR.

Should you not

find a listing, dial free, the

Whirlpool COOL-LINE” service assis-

tance telephone number.

When calling from:

Michigan (800) 632-2243

Alaska &

Hawaii . . . , (800) 253-l 121

All other

states . . . . (800) 253-1301

you move...To make sure that your

appliance is correctly installed and

to insure its continued satisfactory

operation, please telephone your

nearest TECH-CARE R service company

for installation or to get the name of

a qualified installer. (Installation cost

will, of course, be pard by you.)

Helpful hlnts...You

can help your

TECH-CARE service representative give

you faster service tf you include the

model and serial number of your

appliance when requestrng service.

Also, retain your sales slip and

warranty to verify your warranty status

Remember...Your

TECH-CARE

service representative is specially

trained in the expert repairing and

servicing of your WHIRLPOOL

appliances. He can help you

maintain the quality originally built

rnto your WHIRLPOOL appliance. So

why not take the time, now, to look

up his telephone number and jot

it down in the space provided on the

cover.

3. If you have a problem* :

Call Whrrlpool Corporation in

Benton Harbor at the COOL-LINE

service assrstance telephone

number [see Step 2) or write:

Mr. Guy Turner, Vice Presrdent

Whirlpool Corporation

Administrative Center

2000 U.S. 33 North

Benton Harbor, Michrgan 49022

*If you must call or wrote, please

provrde. your name, address.

telephone number, type of appliance.

brand, model, serial number, date of

purchase, the dealer’s name. and a

complete description of the problem.

This information is needed in order to

better respond to your request for

assistance.

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