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SORTAN

D LOAD

Sort Clothes by Fabric Type.

@ Clean Lint Filter Each Time Dryer is Used.

— Best results are obtained when fabrics of drying loads

are similar.

—Generally, clothes that have been washed together

DONOT

operate dryer without the lint filter in place.

can be dried together if they were sorted properly

for washing.

@ Load clothes into the dryer and close the door.

— If you mix various types of fabrics in your drying load,

set the controls for the lighter-weight fabrics and re-

move when dry. Then reset for

the remaining heavier

fabrics.

SET THECONTROLS

IWertotheDRYING GUIDE below.

NORMALHEAT

❑

COTTONS

NORMALHEAT

❑

PERMANENTPRESS GEFJEFIAL@ELECTRi C

n ~

POLYESTERKNITS

LOW HEAT

DELICATES

HEAVY DUTV

a ~~~w]

‘

L“

NO HEAT

AUTOMATIC SENSOR CONTROL

FLUFF

ORYER WITH SIGNAL

PUSH

TO START

, .Gf2fbJ

❑

~ ~!J$~ Ol$J~ OF THESE BUTTONS TO SUIT

~ TURN DIAL POINTER TO DESIRED DRYING

YOUR LOAD OF CLOTHES CYCLE.

A COTTONS —

Use with the AUTOMATIC CYCLES

or the TIMED CYCLES

❑

PRESSPUSH-TO-STARTBUTTON TO START

B PERM PRESS & POLYESTER KNITS — Use only

DRYER.

with the AUTOMATIC CYCLES

G DELICATES —

Use

only with the TIMED CYCLES

Opening the door during operation stops the dryer.

D FLUFF—

Use only with the TIMED CYCLES.

To re-start, close door and press the START button.

PERM PRESS/COT’TONS

POLYESTER KNITS

AUTOMATIC CYCLES

HEAVY FABRICS

— (Use with selection A or B)

(Use with selection B)

For items that absorb a great deal of moisture and take

For drying polyester knit fabrics and de-wrinkling syn-

Ionger to dry, such as bath mats, bed spreads, shag rugs,

thetics and blends.

thick knitted cottons, dungarees and heavy work clothes.

MEDIUM FABRICS

— Use with selection A. or B)

TIMED CYCLES —

(Use with selection A, C or D)

These cycles should be used when you want to dry for a

This is the most often used setting because it provides

specific amount of time or where possibly a low heat or

automatic drying for most cottons, linens and medium-

no heat fluff is desired.

Simply set the dial pointer to

weight permanent press items. This setting should be

the amount of drying time desired.

used for those items that absorb an average amount of

moisture.

LIGHT FABRICS —

(Use with selection B)

For delicate fabrics, synthetics and light-weight

per-

manent

press items.

DRYING GUIDE

POLYESTER

PERM PFtESS/COTTONS

KNITS

AUTOMATIC CYCLES

AIJT#ll:l C

DAMP DRY FOR IRONING

TIMED CYCLES

(Use Timed Cycles)

Work Clothes, Shag

Cottons, Linens

Rugs, Thick Knitted

Mixed Loads of

Perm::sent

Polyester Knits

Delicates,

Average Loadof

No.:e$t

Lightweight

Mediumweight

Heavy

Fabric Cottons, etc., Mixed Med#;&ight

and Sheers ?nd

Mixti CoKons

Cottons or

Cott;:;n:rrd

Loads of Heavier Fabrics

De.Wrirrkling

Synthetws

Delisates

Cottons

Perm&Press

Drying

PEMI PRESS

Selection

Co’rmds

Col-tws

PO;:;ar

DELICATES

POLYEST:R KNITS

COTTONS FLUFF DELICATES

COTTONS

Dial

Heavy

M&l

Medium

Medium or

Pointar

30 45

Time

Fabrics

Light fabrics

Light Fabrics Minutes

Minutes

Desired

Mi%es f$i%es

Minutes

NOTE: The DIAL POINTER settings indicated in the above table are to be used only as a guide.

----

For example you may find that best

results are obtained for certain of your fabrics by setting the DIAL POINTER to either side of the recommended settings.

DAMP DRYING CLOTHES FOR IRONING

When only a portion of a clothes load is to be damp dried, set the dial pointer in the time zone according to the drying table, and start th

Dryer. After the Dryer stops,

removethe clothes to be ironed then reset the dial pointer for drying of the remaining items and push th

START button.

GEMERALWELECTRIC

GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY

HOME LAUNDRY PRODUCTS

APPLIANCE PARK

Part

h10.141A7400P069

LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY 40225

Pub.

No, 49-$224

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Brand	GE
Model	DDG5980V
Category	Dryers
File type	PDF
File size	0.52 MB

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