KitchenAid KEYE800S Manual de usuario

EXTRA

CAPACITY

DRYERS

ELECTRIC

MODEL

KEYE800S

GAS

MODEL

KGYE800S

USE

CARE

GUIDE

CONTENTS

Page

BEFORE

USING

YOUR

DRYER

SAFETY

FIRST

PARTS

AND

FEATURES

SETTING

SELECTION

AND

STARTING

YOUR

DRYER

....

Select

AUTO

TIME

DRY

Push

CUSTOM

DRY

TIME

DRY

SELECTION

Push

CYCLE/

TEMPERATURE

SELECTION

Push

START

Changing

Selection.

Indicator

Lights.

OPTIONS.

FEATURES

DRYING

TIPS.

LINT

SCREEN

LINT

REMOVAL.

CARING

FOR

YOUR

DRYER

YOU

NEED

SERVICE

ASSISTANCE

KITCHENAID

™

WARRANTY

BEFORE

USING

YOUR

DRYER

Read

this

“USE

CARE

GUIDE”

and

your

“DRYER

GUIDE”

care¬

fully

for

important

use

and

safety

information.

You

are

personally

responsible

for

making

sure

that

your

dryer:

•

installed

qualified

installer.

•

properly

installed

and

leveled

well

ventilated

room*

floor

that

can

support

the

weight.

•

connected

the

right

outlet,

electric

supply

and

grounding.*

•

properly

connected

fuel

and

exhaust

systems.*

•

used

only

for

jobs

normally

ex¬

pected

home

automatic

dryers.

•

properly

maintained.

•

protected

from

the

weather

and

kept

where

the

temperature

above

45T

(7.2°C).

•

not

run

where

there

may

explosive

fumes.

•

not

used

children

anyone

unable

operate

properly.

*See

the

“INSTALLATION

INSTRUC¬

TIONS”

for

complete

information.

SAFETY

FIRST

ALWAYS

unplug

the

power

supply

cord

turn

off

the

electrical

power

before

attempting

service

the

dryer.

Shut

off

the

GAS

VALVE

yours

gas

dryer.

ALWAYS

shut

off

the

gas

valve

before

leaving

vacation.

NEVER

use

flammable

fluids

(dry

cleaning

solvents,

gasoline,

kerosene)

near

your

dryer.

ALWAYS

hand

launder

air

dry

fabrics

treated

with

flammable

fluids

before

putting

them

into

your

dryer.

NEVER

dry

items

containing

wax

paint

the

dryer.

The

fumes

can

create

FIRE

HAZARD.

FIRE

HAZARD

and

DAMAGE

some

materials

can

result

from:

•

drying

heat

sensitive

materials

with

heat.

•

operating

the

dryer

with

the

lint

screen

loose,

damaged

missing.

•

allowing

lint

build

inside

the

dryer.

NEVER

allow

children

operate,

play

with,

crawl

inside

the

dryer.

NEVER

operate

the

dryer

if:

•

not

working

right.

•

damaged.

•

Parts

are

missing.

•

All

panels

are

not

place.

NOT

let

dust,

lint,

paper,

rags,

chemicals,

etc.,

pile

around

under

the

dryer.

NOT

install

against

drapes

curtains.

•

SAVE

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS

•

FOR

YOUR

SAFETY

YOU

SMELL

GAS:

OPEN

THE

WINDOWS.

DON’T

TOUCH

ELECTRICAL

SWITCHES.

EXTINGUISH

ANY

OPEN

FLAME.

TELY

CALL

YOUR

GAS

SUPPLIER.

NOT

STORE

USE

GAS¬

OLINE

OTHER

FLAMMA¬

BLE

VAPORS

AND

LIQUIDS

THE

VICINITY

THIS

ANY

OTHER

APPLIANCE.

PARTS

AND

FEATURES

Laundry

Information

Center

Console

Light

(under

console

top)

Push

Button

Touch

Controls

Lint

Screen

Model

and

Serial

Number

Plate

Dryer

Drum

REMOVE

the

Consumer

Buy

Guide

label

before

using

your

dryer.

will

easier

remove.

Wipe

out

the

dryer

drum

with

damp

cloth

before

using

remove

dust

from

storing

and

shipping.

Electronic

Dryness

Sensor

Door

Copy

Your

Model

and

Serial

Numbers

Here

When

you

need

service

call

with

question,

have

this

informa¬

tion

ready:

Complete

Model

and

Serial

Numbers

(from

plate

located

shown).

Model

Number

Purchase

date

from

sales

slip.

Copy

this

information

these

Serial

Number

spaces.

Keep

this

book

the

Laundry

Information

Center

with

Purchase

Date

your

“Dryer

Guide”

and

sales

slip.

Please

complete

and

mail

the

Owners

Registration

Card

fur¬

nished

with

this

product.

Service

Company

Phone

Number

SETTING

SELECTION

AND

STARTING

YOUR

DRYER

Before

starting

your

dryer,

sure

laundry

sorted

and

loaded

properly

(see

the

“Dryer

Guide”).

sure

the

door

tightly

closed.

Select

AUTO

TIME

DRY

•

Set

the

switch

for

AUTO

TIME

DRY

selections.

Push

CUSTOM

DRY

TIME

DRY

SELECTION

CUSTOM

DRY

CUSTOM

DRY

SELECTIONS

LESS

NORMAL

Q(fi

DRV

•

DRV

DRY

CANCEL

•

Touch

the

CUSTOM

DRY

Selection

that

describes

the

dryness

you

want

for

the

load.

sensor

the

back

the

dryer

drum

senses

the

moisture

the

load.

When

the

selected

dryness

has

been

reached,

the

dryer

automati¬

cally

shuts

off.

dryness

not

what

you

expected,

use

the

following

guide:

•

For

the

first

few

loads,

use

NORMAL

DRY.

When

finished,

check

the

load

for

desired

dryness.

•

the

load

not

dry

enough,

use

DRY

the

setting

between

NORMAL

and

MORE.

•

the

load

too

dry,

use

LESS

DRY

one

the

settings

between

NORMAL

and

LESS.

•

you

plan

iron

the

clothes

after

drying,

use

LESS

DRY

TIME

DRY

Push

START

Button

CUSTOM

DRY

SELECTIONS

l-tSS

NOKMAl

Off'

•

OHY

•

ORY

CANCEl

QUICK

mss

TIME

DRY

•

Touch

TIME

DRY

Selection

for

any

load

you

want

dry

time.

The

TIME

DRY

Selection

good

for

very

small

loads

large

bulky

items.

Push

CYCLE/

TEMPERATURE

SELECTION

•

Touch

CYCLE

Selection

that

matches

the

load

type

you

want

dry.

The

dryer

selects

the

correct

temperature

for

the

load

type

selected.

CAUTION:

Drying

plastic

rub¬

ber

items

with

heat

may

damage

the

items

FIRE

HAZARD.

After

the

START

button

pushed

you

will

hear

clicking

sound

until

the

selections

are

found.

NOTE:

The

STAND

Light

and

clicking

sound

also

appears

between

each

cycle

phase.

When

the

clicking

stops,

the

DRY¬

ING

Indicator

Light

will

come

on.

The

dryer

will

tumble

for

the

time

and

temperatures

you

selected.

IMPORTANT:

the

load

you

have

finished

drying

not

dry

enough:

Touch

OFF/CANCEL.

Set

TIME

DRY

for

minutes.

Touch

CYCLE/

TEMPERATURE

for

the

load

type.

Remember

select

differ¬

ent

dryness

setting

for

the

similar

load.

Changing

Selection

change

CUSTOM

TIME

DRY

Selection

while

dryer

running,

these

steps:

•

Press

new

selection

the

cycle

sentry

will

buzz,

the

STAND

indicator

light

will

come

and

you

will

hear

clicking

sound

until

the

dryer

shuts

off.

•

After

the

dryer

has

stopped,

press

the

START

button.

change

CYCLE

TEM¬

PERATURE

Selection

while

the

dryer

running:

•

Press

new

seiection

the

dryer

will

automatically

adjust

selections.

The

Indicator

Lights

The

indicator

lights

show

what

portion

the

drying

cycle

the

dryer

in:

DRYING,

COOL

DOWN,

SMOOTH

GUARD,

STAND

BY.

DRYiNG

indicates

any

drying

time

with

heat.

COOL

DOWN

indicates

that

the

dryer

the

last

minutes

any

drying

cycle.

This

portion

the

drying

cycle

without

heat.

SMOOTH

GUARD

indicates

that

the

dryer

the

SMOOTH

GUARD

cycle.

(See

page

for

SMOOTH

GUARD

information.)

STAND

comes

when

the

OFF/CANCEL

button

has

been

pushed.

When

the

STAND

light

goes

off,

the

dryer

can

restarted.

CLEAN

SCREEN

indicates

that

the

lint

screen

full

lint

and

needs

cleaned.

OPTIONS

QUICK

PRESS

Selection

CUSTOM

DRY

SELECTIONS

LESS

NORMAL

ORy

•

ORV

•

ORf

This

selection

useful

for

remov¬

ing

wrinkles

from

items

which

have

been

packed

suitcases

closets.

Pushing

the

QUICK

PRESS

Button

automatically

gives

you

minutes

tumbling

the

medium

fabric

tem¬

perature

and

minutes

cool¬

down

without

heat.

For

best

results,

QUICK

PRESS

only

few

items

time.

Put

them

hangers

fold

them

soon

the

dryer

stops.

AIR

TUMBLE

Selection

CAUTION:

Drying

plastic

rub¬

ber

items

with

heat

may

damage

the

items

FIRE

HAZARD.

FEATURES

OFF/CANCEL

Button

The

OFF/CANCEL

Button

allows

you

stop

the

dryer

check

the

load,

clean

the

lint

screen,

change

the

drying

selection.

When

OFF/CANCEL

pressed,

the

STAND-BY

Indicator

Light

wili

come

while

the

timer

advances

OFF.

You

will

hear

clicking

any

time

the

dryer

advances

between

cycles.

When

the

dryer

shuts

off,

the

light

also

goes

off.

SMOOTH

GUARD

SMOOTH

GUARD

takes

over

automatically

when

the

dry

cycle

completed

with

CUSTOM

DRY

Selection

only.

SMOOTH

GUARD

tumbles

the

load,

without

heat,every

minutes

prevent

wrinkles

that

set

when

the

load

remains

the

dryer.

continues

minutes

until

the

door

opened

remove

the

clothes.

•

SMOOTH

GUARD

Indicator

Light

will

stay

long

the

dryer

running.

Remember

that

SMOOTH

GUARD

selected

automatically

with

CUSTOM

DRY

Selection.

•

the

door

opened

during

the

SMOOTH

GUARD

cycle,

the

dryer

will

shut

off

and

cancel

SMOOTH

GUARD.

CYCLE

SENTRY

Signal

The

dryer

will

buzz

let

you

know

when

the

cycle

finished.

will

also

buzz

after

each

SMOOTH

GUARD

tumbling.

The

signal

automatic

with

non-adjustable

volume.

The

signal

helpful

when

you

are

drying

permanent

press,

synthetics

and

other

items

that

should

taken

out

soon

the

dryer

stops.

Cushioned

Heat

The

dryer

automatically

reduces

the

heat

settings

REGULAR

HEAVY

and

PERMT

PRESS

cycles.

During

the

last

minutes

each

these

cycles

the

dryer

temperature

gradually

reduces

lower

setting.

COOL

DOWN

takes

over

automat¬

ically

after

Cushioned

Heat

finished.

This

helps

prevent

overdrying.

Cool

Down

Times

all

cycles,

the

heat

shuts

off

before

the

dryer

stops

tumbling.

This

cool

down

time

helps:

•

Keep

wrinkles

from

setting

in.

•

Make

handling

the

hot

load

items

easier.

This

chart

suggests

fabric

loads

and

cycle

selections.

TYPE

LOAD

CYCLE

SELECTION

Cottons

and

Linens

EXTRA

HEAVY

Bedspreads,

mattress

pads,

quilts.

HEAVYWEIGHT

FABRICS

Towels,

jeans,

corduroys,

work

clothes.

MEDIUMWEIGHT

COTTONS

Sheets,

pillowcases,

cotton

underwear,

diapers.

LIGHTWEIGHT

COTTONS

Batistes,

organdies,

lingerie.

REGULAR/

HEAVY

Permanent

Press,

Synthetics

and

Biends

HEAVYWEIGHT

FABRICS

Work

clothes,

jackets,

raincoats.

MEDIUMWEIGHT

FABRICS

Shirts,

play

clothes,

sheets,

slacks.

LIGHTWEIGHT

FABRICS

Lingerie,

blouses,

dresses.

PERM’T

PRESS

Knits

HEAVYWEIGHT

Cottons,

rayons,

blends,

t-shirts,

slacks,

shirts.

LIGHTWEIGHT

Synthetics

(polyester,

acrylic,

etc.)

and

blend,

lingerie,

blouses,

dresses.

KNITS

Lightweight

and

Deiicate

Fabrics

Sheer

curtains

panels).

Gauze,

lace,

etc.

DELICATES

Rubber,

Plastic,

Heat-Sensitive

Fabrics

FOAM

RUBBER

Pillows,

bras,

stuffed

toys.

PLASTICS

Shower

curtains,

tablecloths.

RUBBER-BACKED

RUGS

Fluff

bedding

dust

drapes.

AIR

TUMBLE

WARNING:

Drying

heat-sensitive

materials

with

heat

can

damage

them

FIRE

HAZARD.

DRYING

TIPS

Mixed

Loads

When

drying

load

with

different

kinds

and

weights

fabrics,

use

the

setting

suggested

for

the

lightest

fabrics.

NOTE:

Overdrying

can

cause

shrinkage,

static

cling

and

damage

some

fabrics.

help

reduce

wrinkling,

take

the

load

from

the

dryer

soon

tumbling

stops.

This

very

important

for

permanent

press,

knits

and

syn¬

thetic

fabrics.

Drying

Times

Drying

times

will

vary

depending

one

the

following:

•

Amount

moisture

the

clothes.

•

Type

and

weight

the

fabric.

•

Size

the

load.

•

Room

temperature

around

the

dryer.

•

Temperature

the

wash/rinse

water.

•

Amount

lint

the

lint

screen.

•

Dryer

temperature

selection.

See

your

“DRYER

GUIDE”

for

information.

LINT

SCREEN

Clean

the

lint

screen

before

each

load.

screen

blocked

lint

can

increase

drying

time

and

may

FIRE

HAZARD.

WARNING:

NOT

run

the

dryer

with

the

lint

screen

loose,

damaged

missing.

Doing

can

cause

overheating,

can

damage

fabrics

and

can

FIRE

HAZARD.

screen

straight

out.

your

fingers.

Not

rinse

wash

the

screen.

Push

the

screen

firmly

back

into

place.

LINT

REMOVAL

Lint

can

gather

inside

the

dryer

and

create

fire

hazard.

This

lint

shouid

removed

every

years,

often,

depending

dryer

usage.

WARNING:

•

Avoid

electrical

shock

hazard.

Unplug

the

power

supply

cord

turn

off

the

electrical

power.

•

Avoid

injury

damage.

not

put

hands

inside

the

cabinet.

•

Make

sure

the

dryer

cool.

Cieaning

should

done

qualified

person.

Remove

back

panel

(electric)

lower

access

panel

(gas).

Avoid

damaging

wires,

ther¬

mostats,

funnel

igniter.

Remove

lint

from

shaded

area

with

soft

brush

vacuum

Cleaner.

Replace

panel,

reconnect

and

re-level

dryer.

CARING

FOR

YOUR

DRYER

The

Console

Light

The

fluorescent

console

light

under

the

console

top.

The

Console

Light

switch

the

bottom

right

side

the

console.

turn

the

light,

push

the

switch

and

hold

for

second

two.

Push

the

switch

again

turn

the

light

off.

Repiacing

the

Consoie

Light

WARNING:

avoid

possible

shock

hazard,

unplug

dryer

power

cord

turn

off

electrical

power

the

main

power

supply.

Flip

the

console

top

grasp¬

ing

with

both

hands

near

each

end

and

lifting

the

front

edge

up.

Remove

lamp

socket

safety

cover

both

ends

fluorescent

tube.

Grasp

fluorescent

tube

both

ends.

Turn

tube

away

from

you

until

both

ends

come

out

the

receptacles.

Replace

with

15-

watt

cool-white

(#F15T8)

fluores¬

cent

tube.

the

console

top.

Replace

lamp

socket

safety

covers.

Plug

the

dryer

power

cord

turn

the

electrical

power

back

the

main

power

supply.

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