Possible Causes
What To Do
Static occurs
No fabric softener was used
* T U a lid)tic sotiener.
• Bounce (' Fabric Conditioner
Duer Sheets have
been appr_)ved ti)r use in all (;E Dlyers when used in
accordance wi/h/he manuLicmrer's
insmwfions.
Overdrying
• T U a tilbric softener.
•
At!jusl
con/rols
ii)r less (h)_ing.
Synthetics,
permanent
press
and
• Try
a fabric
sof/ener,
blends can cause static
Collars and waistbands
The dryness monitor senses that
• Choose SPEEDDRY to (hy damp collars and w;fistbands.
Mill wet at end of cycle
the body of the clothes is
dry
In the fimne, when &ying a load with collars and
waistbands, ( hoose MOREDRY,
Clothes take too long
Improper
sorting
• Sepma/e hemy items flom liglmveight items (generally,
to dry
a well-sor/ed washer load is a well-sorted (hyer load).
Large loads of heavy fabrics
(like
beach
towels)
Controls
improperly
set
Lint filter is full
Improper
or obstructed
ducting
• I_mge, hemy tabrics contain more moisture and take
longer to &y. Separate large, hemy tilbrics into smaller
loads m speed duing time.
• Match conuol settings to the load you are duing.
• (lean lint fiher befi)re eveU load.
• Check ins/allation instructions fi)r proper
ducting/venfing.
• Make sure ducting is clean, flee of kinks and
unobstructed.
• (heck u) see if ou/side wall dmnper opera/es easily.
• (heck the Installation Instructions
to make sure the &yet
venting is correct.
Blown fuses or tripped circuit
• Replace fi_ses or reset circuit breakers. Since most
breaker
duets use 2 fi_ses/breakers,
make sure both are
operating.
Overloading/combining
loads
• Do not put more than one washer load in the &yet at
a/ilne.
Underloading
• If y_)u _ue (hying only one or/wo items, add a tew items to
ensure proper rambling.
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