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TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

Important

Safety:

Instructions..

2-3

Installation

Instructions

Installation

Requirements

ACCeSSOries....

Unpacking

Laundry.

Center

Francais...

(col)

voossorZet

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

4

WARNING

For

your

safety

the

information

in

this

manual

must

be

followed

to

minimize

the

risk

of

fire

or

explosion

or

to

prevent

property

damage,

personal

injury

or

loss

of

life.

Do

not

store

or

use

gasoline

or

other

flammable

vapors

and

liquids

in

the

vicinity

of

this

or

any

other

appliance.

4

WARNING

-

RISK

OF

FIRE

Read

all

of

the

following

instructions

before

installing

and

using

this

appliance:

«

Destroy

the

carton

and

plastic

bags

after

the

laundry

center

is

unpacked.

Children

might

use

them

for

play.

Cartons

covered

with

rugs,

bedspreads,

or

plastic

sheets

can

become

airtight

chambers

causing

suffocation.

Place

all

mate-

rials

in a

garbage

container

or

make

materials

inaccessible

to

children.

e

Clothes

dryer

installation

and

service

must

be

performed

by

a

qualified

installer,

service

agency

or

the

gas

supplier.

¢

Install

the

appliance according

to

the

manufacturer's

instructions

and

local

codes.

e

The

electrical

service

to

the

appliance

must

conform

with

local

codes

and

ordinances

and

the

latest

edition

of

the

National

Electrical

Code,

ANSI/NFPA

70,

or

in

Canada,

the

Canadian

electrical

code

C22.1

part

1.

e

The

gas

service

to

the

dryer

must

conform

with

local

codes

and

ordinances

and

the

latest

edition

of

the

National

Fuel

Gas

Code ANSI

Z223.1,

or

in

Canada,

CAN/ACG

B149.1-2000.

An

individual

manual

shut-off

valve

must

be

installed

within

6

ft

(1.83 m)

of

the

dryer

in

accordance

with

the

National

Fuel

Gas

Code,

ANSI

Z223.1/NFPA

54.

*

The

laundry

center

is

designed

under

ANSI

Z

21.5.1

or

ANSI/UL

2158

-

CAN/CSA

C22.2

No.

112

(latest

editions)

for

HOME

USE

only.

This

dryer

is

not

recommended

for

commercial

applications

such

as

restaurants,

beauty

salons,

etc.

¢

Do

not

install

a

clothes

dryer

with

flexible

plastic

or

flexible

foil

venting

material.

Flexible

venting

materials

are

known

to

collapse,

be

easily

crushed

and

trap

lint.

These

conditions

will

obstruct

clothes

dryer

airflow

and

increase

the

risk

of

fire.

«

The

instructions

in

this

manual

and

all

other

literature

included

with

this

appliance

are

not

meant

to

cover every

possible

condition

and

situation

that

may

occur.

Good

safe

practice

and

caution

MUST

be

applied

when

installing,

operating

and

maintaining

any

appliance.

WHAT

TO

DO

IF

YOU

SMELL

GAS:

*

Do

not

try

to

light

any

appliance.

A

CAUTION

*

Do

not

touch

any

electrical

switch;

do

not

use

any

phone

in

EXCESSIVE

WEIGHT

HAZARD

your

building,

To

avoid

back

or

other

injury,

have

more

than

¢

Clear

the

room,

building

or

area

of

all

occupants.

one

person

move

or

lift

the

appliance.

«

Immediately

call

your

gas

supplier

from

a

neighbor’s

phone.

. .

Follow

the

gas

supplier’s

instructions.

Save

these

instructions

for

e

If

you

cannot

reach

your

gas

supplier,

call

the

fire

department.

future

reference.

Pre-Installation

Requirements

Tools

and

materials

needed

for

installation:

«

Adjustable

pliers

*

Carpenter’s

level

*

Gas

line

shutoff

valve

(gas

dryer)

*

Phillips,

straight,

&

square

bit

«

External

vent

hood

«

%

NPT

union

flare

adapters

(x2)

screwdrivers

@

4-inch

(102

mm),

rigid

metal

or

and

flexible

gas

supply

line

(gas

*

Adjustable

wrench

semi-rigid

metal

exhaust

duct

work

dryer)

e

Pipe

wrench

for

gas

supply

(gas

e

3-wire

or

4-wire

240

volt

cord

kit

«

Metal

foil

tape

(not

duct

tape)

dryer)

(electric

dryer)

«

LP-resistant

thread

tape

(for

natu-

=

«

4

in.

(10.2

cm)

clamp

ral

gas

or

LP

supply,

gas

dryer)

2

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

4

WARNING

Please

read

all

instructions

before

using

this

appliance.

Recognize

safety

symbols,

words

and

labels

Safety

items

throughout

this

manual

are

labeled

with

a

WARNING

or

CAUTION

based

on

the

risk

type

as

described

below:

Definitions

&

This

is

the

safety

alert

symbol.

It

is

used

to

alert

you

to

potential

personal

injury

hazards.

Obey

all

safety

messages

that

follow

this

symbol

to

avoid

possible

injury

or

death.

4y

DANGER

DANGER

indicates

an

imminently

hazardous

situation

which,

if

not

avoided,

will

result

in

death

or

serious

injury.

4

WARNING

WARNING

indicates

a

potentially

hazardous

situation

which,

if

not

avoided,

could

result

in

death

or

serious

injury.

4y

CAUTION

CAUTION

indicates

a

potentially

hazardous

situation

which,

if

not

avoided,

may

result

in

minor

or

moderate

injury.

2

IMPORTANT

IMPORTANT

indicates

installation,

operation

or

maintenance

information

which

is

important

but

not

hazard-related.

4

Installation

Checklist

Shipping

Hardware

&}

Foam

shipping

restraint

(inside

wash

tub)

removed

and

stored

)

Shipping

bolt

(underneath

appliance)

removed

and

stored

Leveling

{!

Laundry

Center

is

level,

side-to-side

and

front-to-back

()

Cabinet

is

setting

solid

on

all

corners

Water

Supply

!}

Rubber

washers

(shipped

in

tub)

are

installed

in

NEW

inlet

hoses

(shipped

in

tub)

&}

HOT

supply

is

connected

to

HOT

inlet

and

COLD

supply

is

connected

to

COLD

inlet

&}

HOT

and

COLD

water

supply

turned

on

&!

No

leaks

present

at

water

supply

connections

or

appliance

inlet

connections

-

recheck

in

24

hours

Drain

&!

Stand

pipe

or

wall

drain

height

minimum

33”

&!

Drain

hose

secured

in

place

with

cable

tie

(shipped

in

drum)

Exhaust

Venting

)

Free-flowing,

clear

of

lint

buildup

&)}

4

inch

(102

mm)

rigid

or

semi-rigid

ducting

of

minimal

length

and

turns

&}

NO

foil

or

plastic

venting

material

&!

Approved

vent

hood

exhausted

to

outdoors

Gas

Supply

(Gas

Dryer)

=}

Manual

shutoff

valve

present

in

supply

)

All

connections

sealed

with

approved

sealer

and

wrench

tight

&}

Conversion

kit

for

LP

system

()

Gas supply turned

on

f!

No

leaks

present

at

all

connections

-

check

with

soapy

water,

NEVER

check

with

flame

240v

Electric

Supply

(Electric

Dryer)

=!

Approved

NEMA

10-30R

or

14-30R

service

cord

with

all

screws

tight on

terminal

block

!

Approved

strain

relief

installed

}

Terminal

access

cover

installed

before

initial

operation

Electrical

Power

f)}

House power

turned

on

)

Laundry

Center

plugged

in

Final

Checks

“)

Installation

Instructions

and

Use

and

Care

Guide

read

thoroughly

{}

Water

enters

drum

when

cycle

starts

with

lid

lowered.

Dryer

door

latches

and

drum

tumbles

when

cycle

starts.

)

Registration

card

sent

in

INSTALLATION

REQUIREMENTS

&

NOTE

Because

of

potentially

inconsistent

voltage

capabilities,

the

use

of

this

dryer

with

power

created

by

gas

powered

generators,

solar

powered

generators,

wind

powered

generators

or

any other

generator

other than

the

local

utility

company

is

not

recommended.

Electrical

requirements

for

Laundry

Center

with

electric

dryer

CIRCUIT

-

Individual

30

amp.

branch

circuit

fused

with

30

amp.

time

delay

fuses

or

circuit

breakers.

POWER

SUPPLY

-

3-wire

or

4-wire,

240

volt,

single

phase,

60

Hz,

Alternating

Current.

=a

IMPORTANT

This

laundry

center

is

internally

grounded

to

neutral

unless

it

was

manufactured

for

sale

in

Canada.

Only

a

4-conductor

cord

shall

be

used

when

the

appliance

is

installed

in

a

location

where

grounding

through

the

neutral

conductor

is

prohibited.

Grounding

through

the

neutral

link

is

prohibited

for:

(1)

new

branch

circuit

installations,

(2)

mobile

homes,

(3)

recreational

vehicles,

and

(4)

areas

where

local

codes

do

not

permit

grounding

through

the

neutral.

OUTLET

RECEPTACLE

-

NEMA

10-30R

or

NEMA

14-30R

receptacle

to

be

located

so

the

power

supply

cord

is

accessible

when

the

dryer

is

in

the

installed

position.

GROUNDING

CONNECTION

-

See

“Grounding

requirements”

in

Electrical

Installation

section.

3-WIRE

POWER

SUPPLY

CORD

KIT

(not

supplied)

3-wire

receptacle

|

(NEMA

type

10-30R)

The

dryer

MUST

employ

a

3-conductor

power

supply

cord

NEMA

10-30

type

SRDT

rated

at

240

volt

AC

minimum,

30

amp,

with

3

open

end

spade

lug

connectors

with

upturned

ends

or

closed

loop

connectors

and

marked

for

use

with

clothes

dryers.

For

3-wire

cord

connection

instructions

see

ELECTRICAL

CONNECTIONS

FOR

A

3-WIRE

SYSTEM.

4-WIRE

POWER

SUPPLY

CORD

KIT

(not

supplied)

4-wire

receptacle

(NEMA

type

14-30R)

The

dryer

MUST

employ

a

4-conductor

power

supply

cord

NEMA

14-30

type

SRDT

or

ST

(as

required)

rated

at

240

volt

AC

minimum,

30

amp,

with

4

open

end

spade

lug

connectors

with

upturned

ends

or

closed

loop

connectors

and

marked

for

use

with

clothes

dryers.

For

4-wire

cord

connection

instructions

see

ELECTRICAL

CONNECTIONS

FOR

A

4-WIRE

SYSTEM.

&

NOTE

Laundry

centers

manufactured

for

sale

in

Canada

have

factory-installed,

4-wire

power

supply

cord

(NEMA

14-

30R).

INSTALLATION

REQUIREMENTS

Electrical

requirements

for

Laundry

Center

with

gas

dryer

CIRCUIT

-

Individual,

properly

polarized

and

grounded

15

amp.

branch

circuit

fused

with

15

amp.

time

delay

fuse

or

circuit

breaker.

POWER

SUPPLY

-

2-wire,

with

ground,

120

volt,

single

phase,

60

Hz,

Alternating

Current.

POWER

SUPPLY

CORD

-

The

dryer

is

equipped

with

a

120

volt

3-wire

power

cord.

GROUNDING

CONNECTION

-

See

“Grounding

requirements”

in

Electrical

Installation

section.

Gas

supply

requirements

4

WARNING

EXPLOSION

HAZARD

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.

1

Installation

MUST

conform

with

local

codes,

or

in

the

absence

of

local

codes,

with

the

National

Fuel

Gas

Code,

ANSI

2223.1

(latest

edition).

2

The

gas

supply

line

should

be

1/2

inch

(1.27

cm)

pipe.

3

If

codes

allow,

flexible

metal

tubing

may

be

used

to

connect

your

dryer

to

the

gas

supply

line.

The

tubing

MUST

be

constructed

of

stainless

steel

or

plastic-coated

brass.

Water

supply

requirements

Hot

and

cold

water

faucets

MUST

be

installed

within

42

inches (107

cm)

of

your

washer’s

water

inlet.

The

faucets

MUST

be

3/4

inch (1.9

cm)

with

threading

for

laundry

hose

connection.

Water

pressure

MUST

be

between

Grounding

type

wall

receptacle

Do

not,

under

any

circumstances,

cut,

remove,

or

bypass

the

grounding

prong.

Power

cord

with

3-prong

grounded

plug

4

The

gas

supply

line

MUST

have

an

individual

shutoff

valve

installed

in

accordance

with

the

Bi49.1,

Natural

Gas

and

Propane

Installation

Code.

5

A

1/8

inch

(0.32

cm)

N.P.T.

plugged

tapping,

accessible

for

test

gauge

connection,

MUST

be

installed

immediately

upstream

of

the

gas

supply

connection

to

the

dryer.

6

The

dryer

MUST

be

disconnected

from

the

gas

supply

piping

system

during

any

pressure

testing

of

the

gas

supply

piping

system

at

test

pressures

in

excess

of

1/2

psig

(3.45

kPa).

7

The

dryer

MUST

be

isolated

from

the

gas

supply

piping

system

during

any

pressure

testing

of

the

gas

supply

piping

system

at

test

pressures

equal

to

or

less

than

1/2

psig

(3.45

kPa).

8

Connections

for

the

gas

supply

must

comply

with

the

Standard

for

Connectors

for

Gas

Appliances,

ANSI

221.24.

10

psi

(0.69

bars)

and

120

psi

(8.27

bars).

Pressure

difference

between

hot

and

cold

cannot

be

more

than

10

psi.

Your

water

department

can

advise

you

of

your

water

pressure.

INSTALLATION

REQUIREMENTS

Drain

system

requirements

1

Drain

capable

of

eliminating

17

gals

(64.3

L)

per

minute.

2

Astandpipe

diameter

of

1-1/4

in.

(3.18

cm)

minimum.

3

The

standpipe

height

above

the

floor

should

be:

Minimum

height:

33

in.

(84

cm)

96”

Maximum

height:

96

in.

(244

cm)

(eitcm)

oo]

33”

(84cm)

min.

Exhaust

system

requirements

Use

only

4

inch

(102

mm)

diameter

rigid or

flexible

metal

duct

and

approved

vent

hood

which

has

a

swing-out

damper(s)

that

open

when

the

dryer

is

in

operation.

When

the

dryer

stops,

the

dampers

automatically

close

to

prevent

drafts

and

the

entrance

of

insects

and rodents.

To

avoid

restricting

the

outlet,

maintain

a

minimum

of

12

inches

(30.5

cm)

clearance

between

the

vent

hood

and

the

ground

or

any

other

obstruction.

4y

WARNING

FIRE

HAZARD

Failure

to

follow

these

instructions

can

create

excessive

drying

times

and

fire

hazards.

The

following

are

specific

requirements

for

proper

and

safe

opera-

tion

of

your

dryer.

44

WARNING

FIRE

HAZARD

Do

not

install

a

clothes

dryer

with

flexible

plastic

or

metal

foil

venting

materials.

Flexible

venting

materials

are

known

to

collapse,

be

easily

crushed

and

trap

lint.

These

conditions

will

obstruct

clothes

dryer

airflow

and

increase

the

risk

of

fire.

If

your

present

system

is

made

up

of

plastic

duct

or

metal

foil

duct,

replace

it

«

with

a

rigid

or

semi-rigid

metal

duct.

Also,

ensure

the

present

duct

is

free

of

any

lint

prior

to

installing

dryer

duct.

Incorrect

INSTALLATION

REQUIREMENTS

Exhaust

system

requirements,

continued

4

WARNING

FIRE

HAZARD

A

clothes

dryer

must

be

exhausted

outdoors.

Do

not

exhaust

dryer

into

a

chimney,

a

wall,

a

ceiling,

an

attic,

a

crawl

space

or

any

concealed

space

of

a

building.

A

clothes

dryer

produces

combustibie

lint.

If

the

dryer

is

not

exhausted

outdoors,

some

fine

lint

will

be

expelled

into

the

laundry

area.

An

accumulation

of

lint

in

any

area

of

the

home

can

create

a

health

and

fire

hazard.

The

dryer

must

be

connected

to

an

exhaust

outdoors.

Regularly

inspect

the

outdoor exhaust

opening

and

remove

any

accumulation

of

lint

around

the

outdoor

exhaust

opening

and

in

the

surrounding

area.

fy

WARNING

FIRE

HAZARD

«

Do

not

allow

combustible

materials

(for

example:

clothing,

draperies/curtains,

paper)

to

come

in

contact

with

exhaust

system.

The

dryer

MUST

NOT

be

exhausted

into

a

chimney,

a

wail,

a

ceiling,

or

any

concealed

space

of

a

building

which

can

accumulate

lint,

resulting

in a

fire

hazard.

«

Do

not

screen

the

exhaust

ends

of

the

vent

system,

or

use

any

screws,

rivets

or

other

fasteners

that

extend

into

the

duct

to

assemble

the

exhaust

system.

Lint

can

become

caught

in

the

screen,

on

the

screws

or

rivets,

clogging

the

duct

work

and

creating

a

fire

hazard

as

well

as

increasing

drying

times.

Use

an

approved

vent

hood

to

terminate

the

duct

outdoors,

and

seal

all

joints

with

metal

foil

duct

tape.

All

male

duct

pipe

fittings

MUST

be

installed

downstream

with

the

flow

of

air.

4

WARNING

FIRE

HAZARD

Exceeding

the

length

of

duct

pipe

or

number

of

elbows

allowed

in

the

“MAXIMUM

LENGTH”

charts

can

cause

an

accumulation

of

lint

in

the

exhaust

system.

Plugging

the

system

could

create

a

fire

hazard,

as

well

as

increase

drying

times.

material.

MAXIMUM

LENGTH

>

of

4”

(102

mm)

Rigid

Metal

Duct

5

VENT

HOOD

TYPE

8

(Preferred)

2

oO

Oo

o

5

SE

3

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w

4"

2.5"

(10.2

cm)

louvered

(6.35

cm)

0

56

ft.

(17

m)

42

ft.

(13

m)

1

48

ft.

(14.5

m)

34

ft.

(10.5 m)

2

40

ft.

(12

m)

26

ft.

(8

m)

3

32

ft.

(9.5

m)

18

ft.

(5.5

m)

4

WARNING

FIRE

HAZARD

e

Do

not

install

flexible

plastic

or

flexible

foil

venting

®

If

installing

semi-rigid

venting,

do

not

exceed

8

ft.

(2.4

m)

duct

length.

INSTALLATION

REQUIREMENTS

Exhaust

system

requirements,

continued

!

Install

male

fittings

in

correct

direction:

EN

CORRECT

INCORRECT

te

In

installations

where

the

exhaust

system

is

not

described

in

previous

pages,

the

following

method

must

be

used

to

determine

if

the

exhaust

system

is

acceptabie:

1

Connect

an

inclined

or

digital

manometer

between

the

dryer

and

the

point

the

exhaust

connects

to

the

dryer.

2

Set

the

dryer

timer

and

temperature

to

air

fluff

and

start

the

dryer.

3

Read

the

measurement

on

the

manometer.

4

The

system

back

pressure

MUST

NOT

be

higher

than

0.75

inches

of

water

column.

If

the

system

back

pressure

is

less

than

0.75

inches

of

water

column,

the

system

is

acceptable.

If

the

manometer

reading

is

higher

than

0.75

inches

of

water

column,

the

system

is

too

restrictive

and

the

installation

is

unacceptable.

Although

vertical

orientation

of

the

exhaust

system

is

acceptable,

certain

extenuating

circumstances

could

affect

the

performance

of

the

dryer:

e

Only

rigid

metal

duct

work

should

be

used.

«

Venting

vertically

through

a

roof

may

expose

the

exhaust

system

to

down

drafts

causing

an

increase

in

vent

restriction.

«

Running

the

exhaust

system

through

an

uninsulated

area

may

cause

condensation

and

faster

accumulation

of

lint.

«

Compression

or

crimping

of

the

exhaust

system

will

cause

an

increase

in

vent

restriction.

«

The

exhaust

system

should

be

inspected

and

cleaned

a

minimum

of

every

18

months

with

normal

usage.

The

more

the

dryer

is

used,

the

more

often

you

should

check

the

exhaust

system

and

vent

hood

for

proper

operation.

Exhaust

direction

The

laundry

center

may

be

exhausted

four

(4)

ways

with

rear

flush

installation:

1.

Straight

back

2.

Down

(8

inch

[20.3

cm]

length

of

4

inch

diameter

[102

mm]

rigid

duct

and

1

elbow

down)

3.

Left

(8

inch

[20.3

cm]

length

of

4

inch

diameter

[102

mm]

rigid

duct,

1

elbow

down

and

1

elbow

left)

4.

Right

(8

inch

[20.3

cm]

length

of

4

inch

diameter

[102

mm]

rigid

duct,

1

elbow

down

and

1

elbow

right)

To

exhaust

up,

add

an

11

inch

(28

cm)

length

of

standard

4

inch

(102

mm)

diameter

duct

and

a

90°

elbow.

The

unit

will

be

positioned

about

4.5

inches

(11.5

cm)

away

from

the

wall

(flush

to

wall

exhausting

may

be

done

by

going

below

the

dryer

then

sideways).

An

exhaust

hood

positioned

to

line

up

with

the

dryer

exhaust

can

be

installed

directly

through

the

outside

wall.

To

exhaust

to

the

side

or

down,

add

an

8

inch

(20.3

cm)

length

of

standard

4

inch

(102

mm)

diameter

duct

and

a

90°

elbow.

See

also

Clearance

Requirements

on

the

next

page.

Manufactured

or

mobile

home

installation

1

Installation

MUST

conform

to

current

Manufactured

Home

Construction

&

Safety

Standard,

Title

24

CFR,

Part

32-80

(formerly

the

Federal

Standard

for

Mobile

Home

Construction

and

Safety,

Title

24,

HUD

Part

280)

or

Standard

CAN/CSAZ240

MH.

2

Dryer

MUST

be

exhausted

outside

(outdoors,

not

beneath

the

mobile

home)

using

metal

ducting

that

will

not

support

combustion.

Metal

ducting

must

be

4

inches

(10.16

cm)

in

diameter

with

no

obstructions.

Rigid

metal

duct

is

preferred.

3

If

dryer

is

exhausted

through

the

floor

and

area

beneath

the

mobile

home

is

enclosed,

the

exhaust

Clearance

requirements

4

WARNING

EXPLOSION

HAZARD

Do

not

install

the

dryer

where

gasoline

or

other

flammables

are

kept

or

stored.

If

the

dryer

is

installed

in

a

garage,

it

must

be

a

minimum

of

18

inches

(45.7

cm)

above

the

floor.

Failure

to

do

so

can

result

in

death,

explosion,

fire

or

burns.

=a

IMPORTANT.

DO

NOT INSTALL

YOUR

LAUNDRY

CENTER:

i

In

an

area

exposed

to

dripping

water

or

outside

weather

conditions.

The

ambient

temperature

should

never

be

below

60°

F

(15.6°

C)

to

maximize

detergent

effectiveness.

2

Inan

area

where

it

will

come

in

contact

with

curtains,

drapes,

or

anything

that

will

obstruct

the

flow

of

combustion

and

ventilation

air.

3

On

carpet.

Floor

MUST

be

solid

with

a

maximum

Slope

of

1

inch (2.5

cm).

To

minimize

vibration

or

movement,

reinforcement

of

the

floor

may

be

necessary.

Installation

in

a

Recess

or

Closet

1

A

dryer

instalied

in

a

bedroom,

bathroom,

recess

or

closet,

MUST

be

exhausted

outdoors.

2

No

other

fuel

burning

appliance

shall

be

installed

in

the

same

closet

as

the

gas

dryer.

3

Your

dryer

needs

the

space

around

it

for

proper

ventilation.

INSTALLATION

REQUIREMENTS

system

MUST

terminate

outside

the

enclosure

with

the

termination

securely

fastened

to

the

mobile

home

structure.

Refer

to

previous

sections

in

this

guide

for

other

important

exhaust

venting

system

requirements.

When

installing

a

gas

dryer

into

a

mobile

home,

a

provision

must

be

made

for

outside

make

up

air.

This

provision

is

to

be

not

less

than

twice

the

area

of

the

dryer

exhaust

outlet.

Installer

MUST

anchor

this

laundry

center

to

the

floor

with

approved

Mobile

Home

Installation

Kit

-

P/N

137067200.

DO

NOT

install

your

dryer

in a

closet with

a

solid

door.

4

Closet

door

ventilation

required:

A

minimum

of

120

square

inches

(774.2

cm2)

of

opening,

equally

divided

at

the

top

and

bottom

of

the

door,

is

required.

Openings

should

be

located

3

inches

(7.6

cm)

from

bottom

and

top

of

door.

Openings

are

required

to

be

unobstructed

when

a

door

is

installed.

A

louvered

door

with

equivalent

air

openings

for

the

full

length

of

the

door

is

acceptable.

oy

60

sq.

in.

(887.1cm2)

60

sq.

in.

(887.1cm2}

INSTALLATION

REQUIREMENTS

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requirements,

continued

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drain

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inches

(132

cm).

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