Sears 91701 - Manual (Page 2)

DRYER CONTROLS
DRYER CYCLE SELECTOR
lurn knob right (clockwise) to
automatic or timed dry cycle
desired. Select AUTOMATIC
FABRIC CARE, TIMED, or
KNITS/DELICATE cycle.
TOUCH UP and AIR FLUFF set­
tings are also available.
DRYER START BUTTON
Close dryer door, push and hold
START button for 2 seconds to
start dryer. If dryer door is opened
during a cycle, the appliance will
automatically stop. To restart
dryer, close dooi and push
START button again.
KNITS/
DELICATE
LOV/HEAT
IQ
AIR FLUFF^
30.
40
MORE DRY
COOL DOWN
VOUCH
AUTOMATIC
FABRIC
CARE
MEOmUHEAT
LESSOaV
COOL DOWN
40 50
TIMED
HIGH HEAT
START
Kenmore
LAUNDRY
CENTER
DRYING CYCLES
AUTOMATIC FABRIC CARE
This cycle provides drying at
medium heat. Drying time is
determined automatically. When
items are dry, heat automatically
shuts off and load is tumbled for 7
minutes without heat to help
reduce wrinkling. When using
Automatic Fabric Care for the
first time, set dryer timer halfway
between MORE DRY and LESS
DRY. Experience will determine if
future adjustments are needed.
This cycle works best with items of
similar fabric, weight and con­
struction.
TIMED
This cycle provides up
to 100 minutes of drying time at
high heat. A cool down period is
provided during the last 6 minutes
of the cycle to help reduce wrin­
kling,
TOUCH-UP
Use this setting to
release wrinkles from dry clothing
which may have become creased
during storage or wearing. Best
results are achieved by tumbling
only a few items at a time with a
damp towel. Hang or fold items
immediately after cycle ends.
KNITS/DELICATE
This cycle
provides up to 50 minutes of dry­
ing time at low heat. A 20 minute
cool down period is provided at
the end of the cycle to help reduce
wrinkling.
AIR FLUFF
This setting pro­
vides up to 20 minutes of tumbling
without heat. Use Ait Fluff to
freshen pillows, blankets and
clothing and to dust draperies. Use
this no heat setting to dry heat-
sensitive items such as plastics,
foam rubber or similarly textured,
rubber-like materials and items
made with feathers or down. To ab­
sorb excess moisture, add several
dry bath towels to load.
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AWARNING
To prevent fire or
spontaneous combustion, DO NOT
USE HEAT to dry articles contain­
ing plastic, foam rubber or similarly
textured rubber-like materials or
piUows and clothing with feathers or
down. Use Air Fluff only.
A cycle signal will sound at the end
of each cycle.
NOTE;
See back cover for cycle
selection chart.