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NOTES ON SAFETY
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Laundry is not heated in the last part of the drying
cycle. It is the cooling cycle to make sure the laundry is
not damaged and has the right temperature.
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Filters should be cleaned each you use the appli-
ance.
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Always keep the appliance clean.
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The room where the appliance is used must have
adequate ventilation. Do not install the appliance in the
same room where you use other appliances that produce
exhaust fumes and other combustion gases..
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CAUTION: Do not turn off the dryer before the dry-
ing cycle ends unless the laundry will be quickly removed
and hung out in order to dissipate heat.
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Air from the appliance must not be discharged to a
chimney used for discharging flue gas from combustion
appliances that burn gas or other fuels.
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The appliance must be installed in such a way as to
ensure unlimited access to it and the dryer door may be
fully opened.
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Keep pets away from the machine.
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Laundry contaminated with oil may ignite sponta-
neously, especially in the heat generated in a tumble dry-
er. Heating oil causes oxidation reaction. The oxidation
produces additional heat. If the heat cannot dissipate,
the laundry can become hot enough that ignition occurs.
Stacking fabrics soiled with oil can prevent heat dissipa-
tion and create a fire hazard.
