Drying tips, Finish guard* control, Fluff air setting – Whirlpool LE9800XM User Manual
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FINISH GUARD* Control
FINISH GUARD
takes
over
automatically
\Arhen the cycle is
completed.
It tumbles the load, \A/ithout heat,
every 5 minutes for up to 2V2 hours.
This rearranges and fluffs the load to
help prevent wrinkles that set in
when a load remains in a warm dryer.
The indicator light will stay on as
long as FINISH GUARD is tumbling the
load. Remember that FINISH GUARD
Is selected automatically every
time you use the dryer.
To cancel FINISH GUARD:
Touch FINISH GUARD Control
Selector at any time during
the cycle. The light will go out.
Drying tips
FLUFF AIR Setting
FLUFF AIR gives you 20
minutes of tumbling
without heat. FINISH
GUARD is automatically
selected with this cycle.
If you do not want FINISH GUARD
you must cancel it by touching it. The
light will go out.
This setting can be used to fiutf
bedding, pillows and clothing orto
dust drapes. It can also be used
to damp-dry heat sensitive items...
such as plastic shower curtains,
rubber-backed rugs, plastic table
cloths, foam rubber pillows, stuffed
toys, sneakers, etc.
Drying plastic or
rubber Items with heat
may damage the Items
or be a FIRE HAZARD.
If you want more than 20 minutes
of tumbling, touch the FLUFF AIR and
the TIMED DRY Control tor the
amount of time you want (up to 80
minutes).
TUMBLE PRESS Control
This setting is useful for
removing wrinkles from
items packed in suit
cases or closets.
TUMBLE PRESS gives you 15 minutes
of tumbling at the medium fabric
temperature and 5 more minutes of
tumbling without heat. FINISH
GUARD is automatically selected
with this cycie.
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.
Drying times
Drying times will vary depending on:
• amount of moisture in the clothes.
• type and weight of the fabric.
• size of the load.
• room temperature around the
dryer.
• temperature of the wash rinse
water.
• amount of lint in the lint screen.
• dryer temperature selection.
See page 6 in your "Dryer Guide"
for more information.
Mixed loads
When drying a load with different
kinds and weights of fabrics, use the
setting suggested for the lightest
fabrics.