Hotpoint Hair Dryer NWSR473 User Manual

Models: NWSR473  
NWXR473  
Dryer  
Owners Manual  
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Important Safety Information  
Operating Instructions  
The Controls on Your Dryer  
Other Dryer Features  
Reversing the Door  
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Helpful Information  
Specialized Fabric Guide  
Care of Product  
If Something Goes Wrong  
Hotpoint Service Numbers  
Warranty, Back Cover  
GE Answer Center®  
800.626.2000  
 
Important Safety Information  
Read all safety information before using  
WARNING: For your safety the information in this manual must be  
followed to minimize the risk of fire or explosion or to prevent property  
damage, personal injury or loss of life.  
Do not store or use gasoline  
or other flammable vapors  
and liquids in the vicinity of  
this or any other appliance.  
IF YOU SMELL GAS  
1 Do not try to light any appliance.  
2 Do not touch any electrical  
switch; do not use any phone  
in your building.  
Installation and service must  
be performed by a qualified  
installer, service agency or  
the gas supplier.  
3 Clear the room, building or  
area of all occupants.  
4 Immediately call your gas  
supplier from a neighbor’s  
phone. Follow the gas  
supplier’s instructions.  
5 If you cannot reach your gas  
supplier, call the fire department.  
California Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act  
This act requires the governor  
of California to publish a list of  
substances known to the state  
to cause cancer, birth defects  
or other reproductive harm  
and requires businesses to warn  
customers of potential exposure  
to such substances.  
Gas appliances can cause  
minor exposure to four of these  
substances, namely benzene,  
carbon monoxide, formaldehyde  
and soot, caused primarily by the  
incomplete combustion of natural  
gas or LP fuels.  
Properly adjusted dryers will  
minimize incomplete combustion.  
Exposure to these substances can  
be minimized further by properly  
venting the dryer to the outdoors.  
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Important Safety Information  
Read all safety information before using  
Warning  
To reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, or injury to persons  
when using your appliance, follow basic precautions, including  
the following sections.  
Safety Precautions  
Use this appliance only for its  
intended purpose as described  
in this Owner’s Manual.  
 Gas dryers MUST be exhausted  
to the outside. Carefully follow  
the Exhausting details in the  
Installation Instructions.  
This dryer must be properly  
installed and located in  
accordance with the Installation  
Instructions before it is used.  
If you did not receive an  
Installation Instructions sheet  
with your dryer, you can obtain  
one by calling, toll free, the GE  
Answer Center®, 800.626.2000.  
 Exhausting electric dryers to  
the outside is STRONGLY  
RECOMMENDED to prevent  
large amounts of moisture and  
lint from being blown into the  
room. Carefully follow the  
Exhausting details in the  
Installation Instructions.  
 Properly ground to conform  
with all governing codes and  
ordinances. Follow details in  
Installation Instructions.  
Do not repair or replace  
any part of the appliance or  
attempt any servicing unless  
specifically recommended in this  
Owner’s Manual or in published  
user-repair instructions that you  
understand and have the skills  
to carry out.  
 Install or store where the tempera-  
ture is above 50°F. (10°C.). Do  
not install the dryer where it will  
be exposed to the weather.  
When disconnecting this  
appliance pull by the plug rather  
than the cord to avoid damage to  
the cord or junction of cord and  
plug. Make sure that the cord  
is located so that it will not be  
stepped on, tripped over or  
otherwise subjected to damage  
or stress.  
Connect to a properly rated,  
protected and sized power supply  
circuit to avoid electrical overload.  
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Exhaust Duct—See Installation  
Instructions. Use only rigid metal  
or flexible metal 4² diameter  
ductwork inside the dryer cabinet  
or for exhausting to the outside.  
USE OF PLASTIC OR OTHER  
COMBUSTIBLE DUCTWORK  
CAN CAUSE A FIRE.  
PUNCTURED DUCTWORK  
CAN CAUSE A FIRE IF IT COL-  
LAPSES OR BECOMES OTHER-  
WISE RESTRICTED IN USE OR  
DURING INSTALLATION.  
Do not wash or dry articles that  
have been cleaned in, washed  
in, soaked in, or spotted with  
combustible or explosive  
substances (such as wax, paint,  
oil, gasoline, degreasers, dry-  
cleaning solvents, kerosene, etc.)  
which may ignite or explode. Do  
not add these substances to the  
wash water. Do not use these  
substances around your washer  
and/or dryer during operation.  
Any article on which you have  
used a cleaning solvent, or  
which contains flammable  
materials (such as cleaning  
cloths, mops, towels used in  
beauty salons, restaurants,  
or barber shops, etc.) must  
not be placed in or near the  
dryer until all traces of these  
flammable liquids or solids  
and their fumes have been  
removed. There are many  
highly flammable items used  
in homes such as acetone,  
denatured alcohol, gasoline,  
kerosene, some household  
cleaners, some spot removers,  
turpentines, waxes, wax  
Do not dry articles containing  
rubber, plastic, or similar  
materials (such as padded bras,  
tennis shoes, galoshes, bath  
mats, rugs, bibs, baby pants,  
plastic bags, pillows, etc.) as  
these materials may melt or  
burn. Also, some rubber  
materials, when heated, can  
under certain circumstances  
produce fire by spontaneous  
combustion.  
Do not store items that may  
burn or melt (such as clothing,  
paper material, plastics or  
plastic containers, etc.) on top  
of the dryer during operation.  
removers and products  
containing petroleum distillates.  
Garments labeled “Dry Away  
from Heat” or “Do not Tumble  
Dry” (such as life jackets contain-  
ing Kapok) must not be put in  
your dryer.  
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Important Safety Information  
Read all safety information before using  
Clean the lint filter before  
each load to prevent lint  
accumulation inside the  
dryer or in the room. DO  
NOT OPERATE THE DRYER  
WITHOUT THE LINT FILTER  
IN PLACE.  
Close supervision is necessary  
if this appliance is used by or  
near children. Do not allow  
children to play inside, on,  
or with this appliance or any  
discarded appliance. Dispose  
of discarded appliances and  
shipping or packing materials  
properly. Before discarding a  
dryer, or removing from service,  
remove the door of the dryer  
compartment.  
Keep the area around and  
underneath your appliances  
free from the accumulation  
of combustible materials,  
such as lint, paper, rags,  
chemicals, etc.  
Keep all laundry aids (such  
as detergents, bleaches, fabric  
softeners, etc.) out of the reach  
of children, preferably in a  
locked cabinet. Observe all  
warnings on container labels  
to avoid personal injury.  
Regularly inspect the exhaust  
duct to be sure it has not been  
crushed or otherwise restricted.  
The interior of the machine  
and the exhaust duct  
connection inside the dryer  
should be cleaned periodically  
by a qualified individual.  
Keep the floor around your  
appliances clean and dry to  
reduce the possibility of slipping.  
Never reach into the dryer  
while the drum is moving.  
Before loading, unloading or  
adding clothes, wait until the  
drum has completely stopped.  
To minimize the possibility  
of electric shock, unplug this  
appliance from the power supply  
or disconnect the dryer at the  
household distribution panel by  
removing the fuse or switching  
off the circuit breaker before  
attempting any maintenance or  
cleaning (except the removal and  
cleaning of the lint filter).  
Do not dry fiberglass articles  
in your dryer. Skin irritation  
could result from the remaining  
glass particles that may be picked  
up by clothing during subse-  
quent dryer uses.  
NOTE: Turning the Cycle  
Selector knob to an OFF  
position does NOT  
disconnect the appliance  
from the power supply.  
The laundry process can  
reduce the flame retardancy  
of fabrics. To avoid such a  
result, the garment manufacturer’s  
care instructions should be  
followed very carefully.  
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Do not tamper with the controls. You may wish to soften your  
laundered fabrics or reduce  
the static electricity in them  
by using dryer-applied fabric  
softeners or an anti-static  
Do not operate this appliance  
if it is damaged, malfunctioning,  
partially disassembled, or  
has missing or broken parts,  
conditioner. We recommend  
including a damaged cord  
you use either a fabric softener  
or plug.  
in the wash cycle, according to  
Never climb on or stand on the  
the manufacturer’s instructions  
dryer top.  
for those products, or try a  
DO NOT place items exposed  
to cooking oils in your dryer.  
dryer-added product for which  
the manufacturer gives written  
Items contaminated with cooking  
assurance on the package that  
oils may contribute to a chemical  
their product can be safely used  
reaction that could cause a  
in your dryer.  
clothes load to catch fire.  
Service or performance prob-  
lems caused by the use of these  
If yours is a gas dryer, it is  
equipped with an automatic  
products are the responsibility  
electric ignition and does not  
of the manufacturers of those  
have a pilot light. DO NOT  
products and are not covered  
ATTEMPT TO LIGHT WITH  
under the warranty of this  
A MATCH. Burns may result  
appliance.  
from having your hand in the  
vicinity of the burner when the  
automatic ignition may turn on.  
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS  
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Operating Instructions  
The  
fabric care  
press guard  
start  
controls  
on your  
dryer  
START  
COTTONS  
REG. HEAT  
OFF  
PERM. PRESS  
MED. HEAT  
SET  
FLUFF  
NO HEAT  
KNITS  
DELICATES  
LOW HEAT  
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Clean the Lint Filter  
Fabric Care Selections  
Clean the lint filter each time you use the dryer.  
Always follow Fabric Manufacturer’s Care Label  
or instructions when laundering. Use this chart  
as a general guide.  
CAUTION:  
Do not operate the dryer without the lint filter  
in place.  
Drying Selections  
Usage  
Cottons/Reg. Heat  
For regular to heavy cottons.  
Perm. Press/Med. Heat  
Knits Delicates/Low Heat  
Fluff/No Heat  
For synthetics, blends and items  
labeled “permanent press.”  
For delicates, synthetics and items  
labeled “tumble dry low.”  
For “fluffing” items without heat. Use  
the Timed Dry cycle.  
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Cycle Descriptions  
Automatic Drying Cycles  
Cycles automatically sense fabric dryness  
Timed Dry Cycles  
Cycles run for a selected time  
Timed Dry  
Auto Perm. Press  
Auto Cottons  
Set the Cycle Selector at  
the desired drying time.  
For synthetic blends. Select More Dry for  
heavier loads, Less Dry for lighter loads.  
For cottons and most linens For most  
.
loads set at auto cottons. Set towards  
More Dry for heavier and wetter fabrics,  
Less Dry for lighter fabrics.  
Damp Dry  
To leave items partially  
dry set Cycle Selector on  
Damp Dry setting.  
Dewrinkle  
For removing wrinkles  
from items that are clean  
and dry or that are very  
lightly damp. Set the  
Cycle Selector on the  
Dewrinkle setting.  
OFF  
PRESS GUARD  
signal  
MORE  
DRY  
auto perm. press  
MEDIUM  
LESS  
LESS  
DRY  
COOL  
DOWN  
DRY  
OFF  
LOUD  
auto cottons  
PRESS  
GUARD  
OFF  
MORE  
DRY  
NOTE:  
Automatic drying times  
will vary according to the  
type of heat used (Electric,  
Natural or LP gas), size  
of load, types of fabrics,  
wetness of clothes and  
condition of exhaust ducts.  
80 min  
timed  
OFF  
70  
dewrinkle  
damp dry  
60  
50  
40  
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Selecting Drying Cycle  
Starting Dryer  
Select an automatic or timed cycle. See the  
Close the dryer door.  
above Cycle Descriptions.  
Select START.  
Opening the door during the operation will  
stop the dryer. To restart the dryer, close the  
door and select START to complete the cycle.  
See next page for other dryer features  
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Operating Instructions  
Other dryer features your model has  
Press Guard  
Use this option to minimize the  
HINT:  
wrinkles in clothes. The option  
provides approximately 15  
minutes of no-heat tumbling  
after the clothes are dry.  
If the Signal option is selected, the  
Signal will sound at the end of the  
drying time and will sound several  
times during the Press Guard cycle.  
This will remind you that the cycle  
is almost complete.  
OFF  
SET  
This option can only be used with  
the Automatic cycles.  
Signal  
The signal control can be set at  
OFF, MEDIUM or LOUD.  
NOTE:  
Remove garments promptly at the  
sound of the signal. Place clothes  
on hangers so wrinkles wont set in.  
MEDIUM  
This signal will sound just before  
the end of the cycle to remind you  
to remove the clothes.  
LOUD  
OFF  
Use the Signal especially when  
drying fabrics like polyester knits  
and permanent press. These fabrics  
should be removed promptly so  
wrinkles wont set in.  
If you selected the Press Guard  
option the signal will sound at the  
end of the drying time and will  
sound several times during the Press  
Guard cycle. This will remind you  
that the cycle is almost complete.  
Drum Lamp  
Before replacing the light bulb,  
be sure to unplug the dryer power  
cord or disconnect the dryer at the  
household distribution panel by  
removing the fuse or switching  
off the circuit breaker. Reach  
above dryer opening from inside  
the drum. Remove the bulb and  
replace with the same size bulb.  
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Reversing the Door  
Tools Needed:  
Standard # 2 Phillips screwdriver  
Tape-tipped putty knife  
Needle-nosed pliers  
1 Open the door and remove the  
filler plugs opposite the hinges.  
6 Rotate the door 180°. Insert it  
on the opposite side of the open-  
ing by moving the door IN and  
DOWN until the top hinge and  
the bottom hinge are resting on  
the top screws inserted in step 3.  
2 With the door completely open,  
remove the bottom screw from  
each hinge on the dryer face.  
3 Insert these screws about half  
way into the TOP holes, for each  
hinge, on the opposite side.  
(Where you removed the filler  
plugs.) Apply firm pressure to get  
the screw started in untapped  
holes.  
7 Remove the remaining screws  
from the side of the opening  
from which the door was  
removed. With these screws  
secure each hinge at the bottom.  
4 Loosen the top screw from each  
hinge on the dryer face half way.  
8 Tighten the two top screws of  
each hinge.  
5 With one hand holding the top  
of the door and the other hand  
holding the bottom, remove the  
door from the dryer by lifting it  
UP and OUT.  
9 Reinsert the plastic plugs on  
the side from which the door  
was removed.  
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Helpful Information  
Specialty Care Guide  
Always follow Fabric Manufacturers Care Label or instructions when laundering.  
Otherwise use the information below as a general guide.  
Item  
Suggested Care  
Pillows  
Mend any holes or weak seams where feather or filling could  
escape. Dry only one pillow at a time. Stop dryer occasionally and  
shake pillow, redistributing filling for even drying. Check pillow  
at the end of drying time. If it is not completely dry, reset dryer  
for more drying time.  
Dry on low heat only.  
CAUTION: Do not dry pillows containing foam rubber.  
Blankets  
Add 2–4 dry towels and one blanket and set timer for 20–25 minutes.  
Dry only one blanket at a time. Do not set control for more than 25  
minutes. At the end of drying cycle block the blanket back to its  
original shape. Allow blanket to dry thoroughly before storing.  
Cotton  
Synthetic  
Down  
Use a medium heat drying setting.  
Use a low heat drying setting.  
Use a low heat drying setting.  
Extra Large Items  
Use a low heat drying setting.  
(
Includes  
Set dryer for 20 minutes. When time is up, check and redistribute  
load. Reset dryer for 15 minutes. When time is up, check and  
redistribute load. Reset timer for 5 minute intervals. Check after  
each 5 minutes to ensure articles do not fill dryer drum. Large, wet  
articles should have ample room in the dryer, but as they dry and  
fluff up they may not have room to tumble.  
comforters,  
blankets and  
mattress pads.)  
CAUTION: Items without room to tumble may block air flow and  
could result in scorched items. Dry mattress pads separately. Use  
a low heat drying setting.  
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Loading  
Sorting  
As general rule, if clothes are  
sorted properly for the washer, they  
are sorted properly for the dryer.  
Sort by color  
(Separate colorfast from  
non-colorfast fabrics*)  
Separate lint producers from  
lint collectors  
Lint producers: terry cloth and  
chenille  
Lint collectors: velveteen and  
corduroy  
Whites  
Lights  
Darks  
Separate by fabric type  
Sort by weight  
Heavy Items  
Light Items  
* Non-colorfast fabrics may bleed or fade. Sort by  
individual color.  
Cottons and linens  
Permanent press cottons    
and blends  
Synthetic and poly knits  
Delicates  
Loading Hints  
Avoid drying very small loads.  
Do not dry the following items:  
Sort clothes by weight so you  
won’t have to run an extra cycle  
for one or two heavier, slower  
drying items.  
Fiberglass items  
Woolens  
Rubber coated items  
Plastics  
Items with plastic trim  
Foam-filled items  
Do not add fabric softener sheets  
once the load has become warm.  
This may cause fabric softener  
stains.  
Do not overload. This causes  
inefficient operation and  
unnecessary wrinkling. Clothes  
need to tumble freely.  
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Helpful Information  
Care & Cleaning  
Interior  
The drum is rust-resistant. However, detergent and water paste or a  
colored fabrics which lose color or mild abrasive, such as Soft Scrub™.  
bleed in the washer may cause dis-  
coloration of the dryer drum. We  
recommend that the dryer drum  
be cleaned with a cloth using a  
Rinse thoroughly. Then tumble-  
dry several wet rags or old towels  
for 20 to 30 minutes before using  
the dryer normally.  
Exterior  
Wipe off any spills or washing  
compounds. Wipe or dust with  
a damp cloth. Try not to strike  
the surface with sharp objects.  
Dryer control panel and finishes  
Apply these pretreatment products  
away from the dryer. The fabric  
may then be washed and dried  
normally. Damage to your dryer  
caused by pretreatment products  
may be damaged by some laundry  is not covered by your warranty.  
pretreatment soil and stain remover  
products if such products are  
sprayed on or have direct contact  
with the dryer.  
Lint Filter  
Before every dryer use, clean the  
lint filter. It is easier to remove  
the lint when your fingers are  
moistened.  
To keep your dryer operating at  
peak performance, be sure to have  
a technician vacuum the lint from  
the machine every three years.  
Storage  
To store your dryer for a short peri-  
od of time, disconnect the power  
supply and clean the lint filter.  
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Exhaust Duct  
Inspect and clean the dryer  
exhaust ducting at least once  
a year to prevent clogging. A  
partially clogged exhaust can  
lengthen the drying time.  
To clean the exhaust duct follow  
these steps:  
1 Turn off electrical supply by  
disconnecting the plug from  
the wall socket.  
2 Disconnect exhaust duct from  
the dryer.  
3 Vacuum the exhaust duct with  
the hose attachment  
.
4 Reconnect the exhaust duct to  
the dryer.  
Exhaust Hood  
Make sure the inside flaps of the  
exhaust hood move freely (you  
may want to check with a mirror).  
Make sure inside flaps are fully  
open when dryer is operating.  
Make sure there is not wildlife  
(birds, insects, etc.) nesting  
inside the exhaust duct or hood.  
Check the inside of the exhaust  
hood with a mirror to rid of debris  
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If Something Goes Wrong  
Before you call for service  
Problem  
Possible Causes  
What to Do  
Dryer Doesnt Start  
Dryer is unplugged  
Make sure the dryer plug is pushed  
completely into the outlet.  
Fuse is blown/circuit  
breaker is tripped  
Check the house fuse/circuit breaker    
box and replace fuse or reset breaker.  
NOTE: Most electric dryers use two breakers.  
Dryer Doesnt Heat  
Fuse is blown/circuit breaker  
is tripped, the dryer may  
tumble but not heat  
Check the house fuse/circuit breaker box  
and replace fuse or reset breaker.  
Gas service is off  
Make sure gas shutoff at dryer and main  
shutoff are fully open.  
Dryer Shakes or Makes  
Excessive Noise  
Some shaking/noise is normal.  
Dryer may be sitting unevenly  
Move dryer to an even floorspace, or adjust  
as necessary until even.  
Greasy Spots on Clothes  
Improper use of fabric softener  
Follow directions on fabric softener package.  
Drying dirty items with  
clean ones  
Use your dryer to dry only clean items. Dirty  
items can stain clean items and the dryer.  
Clothes were not completely  
clean  
Sometimes stains which cannot be seen when  
the clothes are wet “appear” after drying. Use  
proper washing procedures before drying.  
Lint on Clothes  
Lint filter is full  
Improper sorting  
Clean lint screen before each load.  
Sort lint producers (like chenille) from  
lint collectors (like corduroy).  
Static electricity can attract lint  
Overloading  
See suggestions in this section under STATIC.  
Separate large loads into smaller ones.  
Empty all pockets before laundering clothes.  
Paper, tissue, etc. left in pockets  
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Problem  
Possible Causes  
Overdrying  
What to Do  
Static Occurs  
Try a fabric softener.  
Adjust controls for less drying.  
No fabric softener was used  
Try a fabric softener.  
Try a fabric softener.  
Synthetics, permanent press  
and blends can cause static  
Clothes Take  
Too Long to Dry  
Improper sorting  
Separate heavy items from lightweight items  
(generally, a well-sorted washer load is a  
well-sorted dryer load).  
Large loads of heavy items  
(like beach towels)  
Large, heavy loads contain more moisture  
and take longer to dry. Separate large, heavy  
items into smaller loads to speed drying time.  
Controls improperly set  
Match control settings to the load you  
are drying.  
Lint filter is full  
Clean lint filter before every load.  
Improper or obstructed  
ducting  
Check installation instructions for proper  
ducting/venting.  
Make sure ducting is clean, free of kinks  
and unobstructed.  
Check to see if outside wall damper  
operates easily.  
See the Venting the Dryer section.  
Blown fuses or tripped  
circuit breakers  
Replace fuses or reset circuit breakers. Since  
most dryers use 2 fuses/breakers, make sure  
both are operating.  
Overloading/  
combining loads  
Do not put more than one washer load in  
the dryer at a time.  
Underloading  
If you are drying only one or two items,  
add a few items to ensure proper tumbling.  
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If Something Goes Wrong  
Problem  
Possible Causes  
What to Do  
Clothes are Wrinkled  
Clothes Shrink  
Overdrying  
Select a shorter drying time.  
Remove items while they still hold a slight  
amount of moisture.  
Letting items sit in dryer  
after cycle ends  
Remove items when cycle ends and fold or  
hang immediately.  
Some fabrics will naturally  
shrink when washed. Others  
can be safely washed, but will  
shrink in the dryer.  
To avoid shrinkage, follow garment care  
labels exactly.  
Some items may be pressed back into shape  
after drying.  
If you are concerned about shrinkage in  
a particular item, do not machine wash or  
tumble dry it.  
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Venting the Dryer  
For the best drying performance  
the dryer needs to be properly  
vented. Carefully follow the details  
on Exhausting in the Installation  
Instructions.  
Use the shortest length possible.  
Do not crush or collapse.  
Use only rigid metal or flexible  
metal 4² diameter ductwork  
inside the dryer cabinet or for  
exhausting to the outside.  
Avoid resting the duct on sharp  
objects.  
Do not use plastic or other com-  
bustible ductwork.  
Venting must conform to local  
building codes.  
Correct Venting  
Incorrect Venting  
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Notes  
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Notes  
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Service Contracts  
You can have the secure feeling that GE Consumer Service will still  
be there after your warranty expires. Purchase a GE contract while your  
warranty is still in effect and you’ll receive a substantial discount. With a  
multiple-year contract, you’re assured of future service at today’s prices.  
800-626-2224  
Parts and Accessories  
Individuals qualified to service  
their own appliances can have  
parts or accessories sent directly  
to their home. The GE parts system  
provides access to over 47,000  
parts…and all GE Genuine Renewal  
Parts are fully warranted. VISA,  
MasterCard and Discover cards  
are accepted.  
Care and cleaning instructions con-  
tained in this manual cover proce-  
dures to be performed by any user.  
Other servicing generally should be  
referred to qualified service person-  
nel. Caution must be exercised,  
since improper servicing may cause  
unsafe operation.  
800-626-2002  
Further Service  
We’re proud of our service and  
Finally, if your problem is still  
want you to be pleased. If for some not resolved, write:  
reason you are not happy with the  
Major Appliance Consumer  
Action Program  
20 North Wacker Drive  
Chicago, IL 60606  
service you receive, here are three  
steps to follow for further help.  
First, contact the people who ser-  
viced your appliance. Explain why  
you are not pleased. In most cases,  
this will solve the problem.  
Next, if you are still not pleased,  
write all the details—including  
your phone number—to:  
Manager, Consumer Relations  
GE Appliances, Appliance Park  
Louisville, KY 40225  
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DRYER  
WARRANTY  
Staple sales slip or cancelled check here. Proof of original purchase  
date is needed to obtain service under warranty.  
What is Covered  
FULL ONE-YEAR WARRANTY  
For one year from date of original  
purchase, we will provide, free of charge, purchaser and any succeeding owner for  
************************************  
This warranty is extended to the original  
parts and service labor in your home to  
repair or replace any part of the dryer that  
fails because of a manufacturing defect.  
LIMITED ADDITIONAL  
FOUR-YEAR WARRANTY  
From the second through fifth year  
from date of original purchase, we will  
replace, free of charge, an extra large  
or super capacity dryer drum that fails  
because of a manufacturing defect. You  
pay for the service trip to your home and  
service labor charges.  
products purchased for ordinary home  
use in the 48 mainland states, Hawaii and  
Washington, D.C. In Alaska the warranty  
is the same except that it is LIMITED  
because you must pay to ship the product  
to the service shop or for the service  
technician’s travel costs to your home.  
All warranty service will be provided by  
our Factory Service Centers or by our  
authorized Customer Care® servicers  
during normal working hours.  
Should your appliance need service,  
during warranty period or beyond, call  
800-GE-CARES (800-432-2737).  
What is Not  
Covered  
Service trips to your home to teach you If you have an installation problem,  
how to use the product.  
contact your dealer or installer. You are  
responsible for providing adequate  
electrical, exhausting and other  
connecting facilities.  
Read your Owner’s Manual. If you then  
have any questions about operating the  
product, please contact your dealer or our  
Consumer Affairs office at the address  
below, or call, toll free:  
Replacement of house fuses or resetting  
of circuit breakers.  
GE Answer Center®  
Failure of the product if it is misused,  
or used for other than the intended  
purpose or used commercially.  
800.626.2000  
consumer information service  
Improper installation.  
Damage to product caused by accident,  
fire, floods or acts of God.  
WARRANTOR IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES.  
Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above  
limitation or exclusion may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may  
also have other rights which vary from state to state. To know what your legal rights are in your state,  
consult your local or state consumer affairs office or your state’s Attorney General.  
Warrantor: General Electric Company If further help is needed concerning this warranty, write:  
Manager—Consumer Affairs, GE Appliances, Louisville, KY 40225  
NWSR473  
NWXR473  
500A295P003  
Part No. 175D1807P235  
Pub. No. 39-9964  
11-97 CG  
Printed in Canada  
 

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