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NUMBEF
OF 90"
TURNS
4" (10.2
cm)
64
ft (19.5 m)
54 ft (16.5
m)
44 ft (13.4
m)
35 ft (10.7
m)
27ft(
8.2
m)
36
ft (11.0 m)
31
ft ( 9.4 m)
27 f-t ( 8.2
m)
25f-t( 7.6
m)
23 I?( 7.0
m)
/4
-wk-
4" (10.2 Cm)
2-W (6.4
cm)
64
ft (19.5 m) 58 ft (17.7 m)
-i-
54 ft (16.5
m) 48 ft (14.6 m)
44ft(13.4 m) 38ft(11.6m)
35
ft (10.7 m) 29 f-t ( 8.8 m)
Maximum
length of
4-inch
(10.2 cm) dia.
rigid metal
duct.
Maximum
31
17 ( 9.4 m) 23 ft ( 7.0 m)
length of
27tt(8.2m)
19ft (5.8m)
4-inch
25ft(
7.6m)
17ft (5.2m)
(10.2 cm) dia.
llexible
metal
23ft(
7.0m)
15ft (4.6m)
duct.
The maximum
length using a 2" x 6" (5.1 cm x 15.2 cm) rectangular
duct with 2 elbows
and a 2-112" (6.4 cm) exhaust
hood is 5 ft. (2.4 ml.
Maximum
length of exhaust
system
depends
upon the type of duct used,
number
of elbows
and type of exhaust
hood. The maximum
length
for both
rigid and flexible
duct is shown in the
chart.
For exhaust
systems not covered
by
the exhaust
length
chart, check
with
your dealer
or distributor
for
information.
Service
check:
The back pressure in
any exhaust
system must not exceed
0.6 inches of water
column
measured
with an inclined
manometer
at the
point that the exhaust
duct connects
to the dryer.
Exhausting
the dryer outside
is
recommended.
A drver installed
in a
confinedarea.
bathroom
or closet, must be exhausted
to the outside.
(Check
governing
codes
and ordinances.)
Recessed
installation
that is not exhausted
outside
must use Exhaust Deflector
Part
No. 603197 available
from your dealer.
See "Recessed
and closet installation
instructions.",
Page 10, for adequate
unobstructed
air opening
requirements.
An exhaust
hood should cap the
exhaust
duct to prevent
exhausted
air
from returning
into the dryer. The outlet
of the hood must
be at least 12
inches (30.5 cm)
from the ground
or anything
else
that may be in
the path of the
B
12" min.
exhaust.
(30.5
cm)
Four-inch
outlet hood is preferred.
However,
a 2-l/2-inch
outlet exhaust
hood may be used. A 2-l/2-inch
outlet
creates
greater
back pressure than
other hood types.
For permanent
installation,
a stationary
exhaust
system is required.
Mobile home installation
This appliance
is suitable
for mobile
home installations.
The installation
of
the dryer must conform
to the
Manufactured
Home Construction
and
Safety Standard,
Title 24 CFR, Part 3280
(formerly
the Federal
Standard
for
Mobile
Homes Construction
and Safety,
Title 24, HUD Part 280) or the latest
edition.
Mobile
home exhaust
requirements:
The dryer must have an outside
exhaust.
If the dryer is exhausted
through
the floor and the area under
the mobile
home is enclosed,
the
exhaust
system must terminate
outside
the enclosed
area. Extension
beyond
the enclosure
will prevent
lint and
moisture
buildup
under the mobile
home.
Now start...
With dryer in laundry
area.
1
n
Put on safety glasses and gloves.
2
n
Open dryer and remove
parts
packages.
If your dryer has tape
on
the door, remove
tape,
open door and
remove
the rest of the tape
from dryer
drum. Remove
drying rack if your dryer
has one. Remove
parts from packages.
Check
that all parts were included
(see
Page 3).
3
n
Remove
tape
from dryer drum and
move drum
counterclockwise
to
make sure all tape
was removed.
Wipe
the interior of the
drum thoroughly
with
a damp
cloth to
remove
any dust before
using the
dryer.
two of the
corners from th
cation
and place
them on the floor in
back of the dryer.
5
n
Firmly grasp the body of the
dryer and gently
lay it on its back on
the cardboard
corners.
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