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ELECTRIC & GAS DRYER

SER VICE MANUAL
CAUTION
READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY TO DIAGNOSE
PROBLEMS PROPERLY AND TO PROVID E
QUALITY SERVICE SAFELY ON THESE DRYERS.

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 IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE
The information in this service guide is intended for use by individuals possessing skill and experience in
electrical, electronic, and mechanical appliance repair. Any attempt to repair a major appliance may result
in injury to persons, and property damage. The manufacturer or seller cannot be responsible for the
interpretation of this information, nor can it assume any liability in connection with its use.

H WARNING !
To avoid injury to persons, disconnect power before servicing this product. If electrical power is required
for diagnosis or test purposes, disconnect the power immediately after performing the necessary checks.

RECONNECT ALL GROUNDING DEVICES

If grounding wires, screws, straps, clips, nuts, or washers used to complete a path to ground are
removed for service, they must be returned to their original position and properly fastened.

WHAT TO DO IF YOU SMELL GAS:

̰ Do not try to light a match, or cigarette, or turn on
any gas or electrical appliance.
̰ Do not touch any electrical switches. Do not use
any phone in your building.
̰ Clear the room, building, or area of all occupants.
̰ Immediately call your gas supplier from a
neighbor’s phone. Follow the gas supplier’s
instructions carefully.
̰ If you cannot reach your gas supplier, call the fire
department.

IMPORTANT
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̰ Use an anti-static wrist strap. Connect wrist strap to green ground connection point or unpainted
metal in the appliance.
- OR -
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̰ Before removing the part from its package, touch the anti-static bag to a green ground connection
point or unpainted metal in the appliance.
̰ Avoid touching electronic parts or terminal contacts; handle electronic control assembly by edges only.
̰ When repackaging the failed electronic control assembly in an anti-static bag, observe the instructions above.

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 CONTENTS
1. SPECIFICATIONS ............................................................................................................... 4
2. FEATURES AND BENEFITS ............................................................................................... 6
3. INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS ........................................................................................ 6
4. DRYER CYCLE PROCESS ................................................................................................ 13
5. COMPONENT TESTING INFORMATION ......................................................................... 14
6. MOTOR DIAGRAM AND SCHEMATIC ............................................................................. 17
7. WIRING DIAGRAM ............................................................................................................ 18
8. STEAM FUNCTION ............................................................................................................ 20
8-1. STEAM CYCLE GUIDE ............................................................................................ 20
8-2. TROUBLESHOOTING .............................................................................................. 21
8-3. DISPLAY FAULT/ERROR CODES ............................................................................ 22
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9. FLOW SENSOR FUNCTION ............................................................................................. 32
9-1. FLOW SENSOR ....................................................................................................... 32
9-2. INSTALLATION TEST (EXHAUST CHECK) ............................................................ 33
10. DIAGNOSTIC TEST ........................................................................................................
10-1. TEST 1 120V AC ELECTRICAL SUPPLY ............................................................ 36
10-2. TEST 2 THERMISTOR TEST - MEASURE WITH POWER OFF ........................
10-3. TEST 3 MOTOR TEST .........................................................................................
10-4. TEST 4 MOISTURE SENSOR ..............................................................................
10-5. TEST 5 DOOR SWITCH TEST .............................................................................
10-6. TEST 6 HEATER SWITCH TEST - ELECTRIC TYPE ..........................................
10-7. TEST 7 GAS VALVE TEST - GAS TYPE ..............................................................
10-8. TEST 8 MOTOR ASSEMBLY, DC, PUMP ............................................................
10-9. TEST 9 GENERATOR ASSEMBLY ......................................................................
11. CHANGE GAS SETTING (NATURAL GAS, PROPANE GAS) ....................................... 46
12. DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS .................................................................................... 48
13. EXPLODED VIEW ............................................................................................................
13-1. CONTROL PANEL AND PLATE ASSEMBLY .........................................................
13-2. PANEL DRAWER ASSEMBLY AND GUIDE ASSEMBLY ........................................
13-3-1. CABINET AND DOOR ASSEMBLY: ELECTRIC TYPE .......................................
13-3-2. CABINET AND DOOR ASSEMBLY: GAS TYPE ..................................................
13-4-1. DRUM AND MOTOR ASSEMBLY: ELECTRIC TYPE .........................................
13-4-2. DRUM AND MOTOR ASSEMBLY: GAS TYPE ....................................................63

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1 SPECIFICATIONS

DLEX3900* DLGX3901*
Model DLEX3700* DLGX3701*
DLE3500* DLG3501*
Name Electric and Gas Dryer
Power supply Please refer to the rating label regarding detailed information
27” (W) X 30” (D) X 38 11/16” (H), 51” (D with door open)
Size
68.6 cm (W) X 76.1 cm (D) X 98.3 cm (H), 129.7 cm (D with door open)
- Normal Cycle IEC 7.4 cu.ft. (22.5 lb/10.2 kg)
Dryer capacity
- Steam Cycle IEC 7.4 cu.ft. (8 lb/3.6 kg)
Gas : 124.7 lb (56.6 kg) - 137.5 lb (62.4 kg)
Weight
Electric : 122.0 lb (55.3 kg) - 134.1 lb (60.8 kg)

ACCESSORIES

Stacking kit (1 each) Pedestal (1 each)

Purchased Separately Purchased Separately
See page 7 See page 8

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2 FEATURES AND BENEFITS
DLEX3900* / DLGX3901*

DLEX3700* / DLGX3701*

DLE3500*/ DLG3501*

3 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Dryer Rack Installation Instructions

Open the door. Put the dryer rack into Check and be sure that the
Hold the dryer rack the drum front of the rack is properly
with both hands. seated behind the lint filter.

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Stacking Kit Installation Instructions
To ensure safe and secure installation, please observe the instructions below.

WARNING Secure the side bracket to the washer with

a screw on the back of the bracket. Repeat
Do not attempt this alone! Steps 2, 3, and 4 for the other side.
At least two people are required to lift and
position the dryer on top of a washing
machine!
Failure to heed this warning can result in
serious physical injury and damage to the
appliance. Place the dryer on top of the washer by
To reduce the risk of Injury to persons adhere to all placing the legs as shown. Be careful not to
industry recommended safety procedures including pinch fingers between the washer and dryer.
the use of long sleeved gloves and safety glasses.
Slide the dryer back against the stop on the
side rail.

Stacking kit

Place the washer firmly on a stable, even

and solid floor as product installation
instructions describe in the owner’s
manual.
Peel the protective paper from the tape on
the side bracket. Insert the front rail of the stacking kit. Push
the front rail back against the stops on the
side brackets.

Fit the side bracket firmly to the side of the

top plate by attaching the double-faced tape
to the top plate as picture shown.

Attach the front bracket to the side rails with

a screw on each side.

• Do not use a stacking kit with a gas dryer in

potentially unstable conditions like a mobile
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Pedestal Installation Instructions
Place the dryer on the
• Drawer divider (1) • Wrench (1) pedestal. Make sure For dryer

• Screws (18) † • T-clips (4) †† the front and back feet

are in the correct
positions. The dryer
feet will fit into the
innermost positions as
shown.
For washer/combo

† Dryer installation only uses 8 screws Make sure the screws on the pedestal align with the
†† For dryer only holes in the retainers, then install 4 screws on each
side to securely attach the appliance to the pedestal.
NOTE: If the screws are not installed properly, noise
• Phillips screwdriver and vibration may result.
Move the appliance to the desired location.
• Wrench (supplied)
To ensure safe and secure installation, please
thoroughly follow the instructions below.
WARNING
• Incorrect installation can cause serious accidents.
• The appliances are heavy. Two or more people are
required when installing the pedestal. There is a
risk of serious back injury or other injuries.
• Do not allow children to play in or on the drawer.
There is a risk of suffocation or injury.
• Do not step on the handle. There is a risk of serious injury.
• If appliances are already installed, disconnect them Loosen the locknuts on all 4 leveling feet of the
from all power, water, or gas lines and from draining or pedestal until you can turn them with the wrench.
venting connections. Failure to do so can result in Turn clockwise to raise or counterclockwise to lower
electrical shock, fire, explosion, or death. until the pedestal is level and all 4 feet are solidly
• To reduce the risk of Injury to persons adhere to all industry against the floor.
recommended safety procedures including the use of long
sleeved gloves and safety glasses.
Make sure the leveling feet of the dryer are
fully retracted.
NOTE: The appliance and pedestal assembly
must be placed on a solid, sturdy, level floor
for proper operation.
Raise Lower
Securely tighten all locknuts by hand.
NOTE: Noise and vibration may result if locknuts are not
tightened.
Retract fully Be sure to connect the appliances to all water, power,
or gas lines and draining or venting connections before
Insert the T-clip of the 4 retainers into the dryer operation.
base as shown. Press up on the back of the
clip and pull outward to lock into place. If there is excessive vibration during the first operation
after installation, slightly adjust the leveling feet.

T-clip

Locknut
Retainer
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3-1. Connecting Electric Dryers
Review the following options to determine the appropriate electrical connection for your home

4-wire receptacle 4-wire connection : Direct wire

(NEMA type14-30R)
Important :Grounding through the neutral conductor
is prohibited for (1) new branch-circuit installations,
Use the instructions under option 1 if your home (2) mobile homes, and (3) recreational vehicles, and
home has a 4-wire receptacle (NEMA type 14-30R). (4) areas where local codes prohibit grounding through
the neutral conductor.
Prepare minimum 5 ft(1.52 m) of length in order for
dryer to be replaced.
3-wire receptacle First, peel 5 inch (12.7 cm) of covering material from
(NEMA type10-30R) end. Make a 5 inch of ground wire bared. After cutting
11/2 inch (3.8 cm) from 3 other wires. peel insulation
back 1inch (2.5 cm). Make ends of 3 wires a hook
Use the instructions under option 2 or 3 if your shape. 1" m)
c
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home has a 3-wire receptacle (NEMA type 10-30R). (2
Use option 2 if local codes and ordinances permit
the connection of a chassis ground to the neutral
connector. If this is not permitted, use option 3. 5
(12.7 "
cm)

Then, put the hooked shape end of the wire under the
screw of the terminal block(hooked end facing rightward)
1" m)
5c
and pinch the hook together and screw tightly.
(2.

4-wire direct
5
(12.7 "
cm)

If this type is available at your home. you will be 1. Connect neutral wire(white) of power cord to center
connecting to a fused disconnect or circuit breaker terminal block screw.
box
2. Connect red and black wire to the left and right
terminal block screws.
3. Connect ground wire(green) of power cord to external
ground screw and move neutral ground wire of
3-wire direct appliance and connect it to center screw.
5"
(12.7 cm)
4. Make sure that the strain relief screw is tightened.
and be sure that all terminal block nuts are on tight and
power cord is in right position.
If this type is available at your home. you will be
connecting to a fused disconnect or circuit breaker
box
D
E
F
a C
b

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 3-wire connection : Direct wire : 4-wire connection with
a power supply cord.
Important : Grounding through the neutral conductor
is prohibited for (1) new branch-circuit installations, lf your local codes or ordinances do not allow the
(2) mobile homes, and (3) recreational vehicles, and
use of a 3 wire connection, or you are installing
(4) areas where local codes prohibit grounding through
your dryer in a mobile home, you must use a
the neutral conductor.
4-wire connection.
Prepare minimum 5 ft(1.52 m) of length in order for
dryer to be replaced.
First, peel 3 1/2 inch (8.9 cm) of covering material
from end and bare 1 inch from the ends.
1" )
cm
(2.5
4-prong plug

3V2"
)
(8.9 cm

Then, put the hooked shape end of the wire under

the screw of the terminal block(hooked end facing Neutral prong
rightward) and pinch the hook together and screw
4-prong plug
tightly.

Neutral prong

1. Connect neutral wire(white) of power cord to

center terminal block screw.
2. Connect red and black wire to the left and right
terminal block screws.
D
3. Make sure that the strain relief screw is tightened E
and be sure that all terminal block nuts are on F
tight and power cord is in right position. a C
b

C 1. Connect the neutral wire (white) of the power

B cord to the center terminal block screw.
D 2. Connect the red and black wires to the left and
a right terminal block screws.
E
3. Connect the ground wire (green) of the power
cord to the external ground screw. Remove the
neutral ground wire of appliance and connect it to
center screw.
4. Make sure that the strain relief screw is tightened
and that all terminal block nuts are tight and the
10 power cord is in the right position.
 v—›–•GY: 3-Wire connection with v—›–•GZ: Optional 3-wire
a power supply cord connection.

lf your local codes or ordinances permit the • If your local codes or ordinances do not allow the
connection of a frame-grounding conductor to the connection of a frame-grounding conductor to the
neutral wire, use these instructions. If your local neutral wire, use the instructions under this
codes or ordinances do not allow the connection of section.
a frame-grounding conductor to the neutral wire,
use the instructions under Option 3: Optional
3-wire connection.

D
E
A

1. Connect the neutral (white or center) wire (B) to

the center, silver colored screw (A) and tighten
securely. 1. Remove the appliance ground wire (D) (green)
2. Connect the other two power cord wires (red and fromthe external ground connector screw and
black) to the left and right terminal block screws reconnect it, together with the center, white,
and tighten securely. neutral wire (E) to the center, silver colored,
3. Tighten the strain relief screws (C) securely. terminal block screw.
2. Connect the other two power cord wires (red and
black) to the left and right terminal block screws
A and tighten securely.
3. Tighten the strain relief screws securely.
4. Connect an independent ground wire (F) from the
B external ground connector screw to a proper
ground. (The ground wire must be long enough to
C allow the appliance to be moved, if necessary, for
service or cleaning.)

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3-2. Connecting The Gas Supply
For further assistance, refer to section on Gas Requirements.
1. Make certain your dryer is equipped for use with the
type of gas in your laundry room. Dryer is equipped
at the factory for Natural Gas with a 3/8” NPT gas
connection.
2. Remove the shipping cap from the gas connection
at the rear of the dryer. Make sure you do not
damage the pipe thread when removing the cap.
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3. Connect to gas supply pipe using a new flexible
stainless steel connector.
4. Tighten all connections securely. Turn on gas and
check all pipe connections (internal and external) for
gas leaks with a non-corrosive leak detection fluid.
5. For LP (Liquefied Petroleum) gas connection, refer
to section on Gas Requirements.
3-3. Connect Inlet Hose

21.8 150~800

800

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 4 DRYER CYCLE PROCESS
DLEX3900* / DLGX3901*
Default Conditions of operation and termination

Drying Cooling Wrinkle care

Cycle Temp- Dry Display
erature Level time Electro- Temp- Default Temp-
Time
sensor Control time Control**
10 min
STEAM FRESHTM MID HIGH OFF Saturation 66±4˚C 5 min 45±5˚C
ADJUSTABLE

STEAM HIGH OFF 31 min Saturation 68±4˚C 5 min 45±5˚C

SAINTARY TM
BEDDING NORMAL
MEDIUM 55 min Saturation 60±4˚C 5 min 45±5˚C
ADJUSTABLE
Sensor NORMAL
HIGH Saturation 68±4˚C
Dry * HEAVY DUTY
ADJUSTABLE
54 min 5 min 45±5˚C
NORMAL
PERM.PRESS MEDIUM 32 min Saturation 52±3˚C 5 min 45±5˚C
ADJUSTABLE
NORMAL Elec. : 67 3 Hr
NORMAL MID HIGH Saturation 60±4˚C 5 min 45±5˚C
ADJUSTABLE Gas : 63
NORMAL
DELICATES LOW 28 min Saturation 52±3˚C 5 min 38±5˚C
ADJUSTABLE

SPORTSWEAR - OFF 55 min Saturation 66±4˚C 5 min 45±5˚C

ANTIBACTERIAL HIGH VERY 70 min Saturation 66±4˚C 5 min 45±5˚C

NORMAL
TOWELS MID HIGH 55 min Saturation 66±4˚C 5 min 45±5˚C
ADJUSTABLE
NORMAL
SMALL LOAD HIGH 30 min Saturation 68±4˚C 5 min 45±5˚C
ADJUSTABLE

SPEED DRY HIGH OFF 25 min Saturation (68±5˚C) 5 min (47±5˚C)

Manual 3 Hr
Dry ** NO OFF 30 min Saturation (66±5˚C) 5 min
AIR DRY
HEAT

Off Time: 6 min

Motor
On Time: 10 sec
Load
Temperature Control for each cycl e
Heater

*Sensor dry : Dry Level is set by users.

**Manual dry : Temperature control is set by users.
Default settings can be adjusted by users.

NOTE The Energy Saver option is turned on by default in the Cotton/Normal cycle.
Turn off the Energy Saver option for a faster Normal cycle which begins with heated drying.
To turn the Energy Saver default off, press and hold the Wrinkle Care button for three seconds.
ON or OFF appears in the display.

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 4 DRYER CYCLE PROCESS
DLEX3700* / DLGX3701*
Default Conditions of operation and termination

Drying Cooling Wrinkle care

Cycle Temp- Dry Display
erature Level time Electro- Temp- Default Temp-
Time
sensor Control time Control**
10 min
STEAM FRESHTM MID HIGH OFF Saturation 66±4˚C 5 min 45±5˚C
ADJUSTABLE

STEAM HIGH OFF 31 min Saturation 68±4˚C 5 min 45±5˚C

SAINTARY TM
BEDDING NORMAL
MEDIUM 55 min Saturation 60±4˚C 5 min 45±5˚C
ADJUSTABLE
Sensor NORMAL
HIGH Saturation 68±4˚C
Dry * HEAVY DUTY
ADJUSTABLE
54 min 5 min 45±5˚C
NORMAL 3 Hr
PERM.PRESS MEDIUM 32 min Saturation 52±3˚C 5 min 45±5˚C
ADJUSTABLE
NORMAL Elec. : 67
NORMAL MID HIGH Saturation 60±4˚C 5 min 45±5˚C
ADJUSTABLE Gas : 63
NORMAL
DELICATES LOW 28 min Saturation 52±3˚C 5 min 38±5˚C
ADJUSTABLE

ANTIBACTERIAL HIGH VERY 70 min Saturation 66±4˚C 5 min 45±5˚C

NORMAL
TOWELS MID HIGH 55 min Saturation 66±4˚C 5 min 45±5˚C
ADJUSTABLE

SPEED DRY HIGH OFF 25 min Saturation (68±5˚C) 5 min (47±5˚C)

Manual 3 Hr
Dry ** NO OFF 30 min Saturation (66±5˚C) 5 min
AIR DRY
HEAT

Off Time: 6 min

Motor
On Time: 10 sec
Load
Temperature Control for each cycl e
Heater

*Sensor dry : Dry Level is set by users.

**Manual dry : Temperature control is set by users.
Default settings can be adjusted by users.

NOTE The Energy Saver option is turned on by default in the Cotton/Normal cycle.
Turn off the Energy Saver option for a faster Normal cycle which begins with heated drying.
To turn the Energy Saver default off, press and hold the Wrinkle Care button for three seconds.
ON or OFF appears in the display.

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 4 DRYER CYCLE PROCESS
DLEX3500* / DLGX3501*
Default Conditions of operation and termination

Drying Cooling Wrinkle care

Cycle Temp- Dry Display
erature Level time Electro- Temp- Default Temp-
Time
sensor Control time Control**

MEDIUM NORMAL
BEDDING 55 min Saturation 60±4˚C 5 min 45±5˚C
ADJUSTABLE
Sensor NORMAL
HIGH Saturation 68±4˚C
Dry * HEAVY DUTY
ADJUSTABLE
54 min 5 min 45±5˚C
NORMAL
PERM.PRESS MEDIUM 32 min Saturation 52±3˚C 5 min 45±5˚C
ADJUSTABLE
NORMAL Elec. : 67 3 Hr
NORMAL MID HIGH Saturation 60±4˚C 5 min 45±5˚C
ADJUSTABLE Gas : 63
NORMAL
DELICATES LOW 28 min Saturation 52±3˚C 5 min 38±5˚C
ADJUSTABLE
NORMAL
TOWELS MID HIGH 55 min Saturation 66±4˚C 5 min 45±5˚C
ADJUSTABLE
NORMAL
SMALL LOAD HIGH 30 min Saturation 68±4˚C 5 min 45±5˚C
ADJUSTABLE

SPEED DRY HIGH OFF 25 min Saturation (68±5˚C) 5 min (47±5˚C)

Manual 3 Hr
Dry ** NO OFF 30 min Saturation (66±5˚C) 5 min
AIR DRY
HEAT

Off Time: 6 min

Motor
On Time: 10 sec
Load
Temperature Control for each cycl e
Heater

*Sensor dry : Dry Level is set by users.

**Manual dry : Temperature control is set by users.
Default settings can be adjusted by users.

NOTE The Energy Saver option is turned on by default in the Cotton/Normal cycle.
Turn off the Energy Saver option for a faster Normal cycle which begins with heated drying.
To turn the Energy Saver default off, press and hold the Wrinkle Care button for three seconds.
ON or OFF appears in the display.

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 5 COMPONENT TESTING INFORMATION

Auto reset -31°F (-35°C)

Same shape as outlet thermostat.

4. LED Lamp Schematic: If the lamp is turned on It is not

by connecting is normal. measured by
multimeter
because Vth is
3.2V
Measure resistance of the
following terminal
1) Door open
Terminal: COM - NC (1-3)
Terminal: COM - NO (1-2)
2) Door closed
Terminal: COM - NC (1-3)
Terminal: COM - NO (1-2)

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 Ω

15. Inlet. valve Measure resistance of the Electric type

Following terminal

Left picture
-.plate

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 6 MOTOR DIAGRAM AND SCHEMATIC

NOTE When checking components, turn the power off and discharge voltage.
Contact On / Off by Centrifugal Switch

STOP MODE RUN MODE

(When Motor does not operate) (Motor operates)

Centrifugal switch
Centrifugal switch (Pull Drive forward)

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7 WIRING DIAGRAM

(ELECTRIC DRYER)

(GAS DRYER)

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Main PCB Picture

<Electric> <Gas>

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 8 STEAM FUNCTION

8-1. Steam Cycle Guide

DEFAULT TEMP. DRY FABRIC FABRIC MAXIMUM
STEAM
TIME CONTROL LEVEL STATE TYPE AMOUNT
Comforter Single
STEAM Bedding (1 each)
39 minutes Dry
SANITARY™ Children’s
3 lbs.
clothing
Single
Comforter
20 minutes ● Dry (1 each)
STEAM
Shirts* 5 each
FRESH™
REDUCE 8 lbs.
10 minutes Dry Shirts*
STATIC (18 Items.)
FOLLOWS Varies by
REDUCE 8 lbs.
SELECTED ● Wet selected
STATIC (18 Items.)
STEAM CYCLE cycle
OPTION Varies by
+Turbo FOLLOWS 8 lbs.
● Wet selected
Steam SELECTED (18 Items.)
cycle
Varies by
REDUCE 8 lbs.
TIME DRY 45 minutes ● Wet selected
STATIC (18 Items.)
cycle
*Shirt: 70% cotton/ 30% poly blend. Except especially delicate fabrics.

IMPORTANT NOTES ABOUT STEAM CYCLES:

• The steam feeder must be filled with water up to the MAX line. Otherwise, an error message
will be displayed.
• If the lint filter or exhaust duct is clogged, the steam options will not give proper results.
• For best results, load articles of similar size and fabric type. Do not overload.
• W ater only - Do not add any additives or other materials as these will damage your drye r.
• Before moving the dryer, make sure the steam feeder is empty.
• Best results are obtained with cotton/poly blend fabrics.

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 Symptom Check Point
1. Not heating 1.Check Electric Wiring.
2.Check the motor operation.
3.Voltage of the Main PWB.
4. Check Heater element’s Resistance.

<Electric Dryer>

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Table 1. Resistance for Thermistor Temperature.

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 Not heating (Electric)

Check lint Filter Unplug UNIT / Check heater One or both

elements. Heater elements
Clean if needed. Terminal: 1(COM) – 2 = 10Ω No
defective.
Explain to owner responsibility Terminal: 1(COM) – 3 = 10Ω
- Terminal: 2 – 3 = 20Ω
formance and safety reason.

No

Yes
Run dryer on a heat cycle for Troubleshooting
one minute. for inadequate
Yes
Unplug UNIT / Test thermostats Defective
If heat is felt, unit may have a No Thermostat. If
vent problem, Investigate venting Hi-limit Safety thermostat
system. Open at 257 ± 9 Is open, replace
Is vent too long? (125 ± 5 ) ∞ Both after
Fully or partially clogged, etc? Close at 221 ± 9 Determining what
(94 ± 7 ) 5Ω Caused thermo-
stat
No Safety to open
Open at 284 ± 41
End-user must (140 ± 5 ) ∞
outlet. No use correct outlet Close at -31
or have outlet (-35 ) 5Ω
Check with meter at L1 and L2 repaired by
On out let. electrician.
Correct voltage = 208~240Vac Yes
±10%

Is voltage of outlet within correct Unplug UNIT / Check centrifugal

range? switch Defective Motor
No
3-1 Connection with a Power Are motor readings normal?
Supply Cord Resistance value =
30mmΩ

Yes

Check voltage of connector to

connector ( ~ . ~ ) Defective main
CAUTION: Potential for voltages No
PCB
over 200Vac. Proceed with care. Yes
Heating = 208~240Vac
Stop = 0
Retest heating circuit

Yes

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Unplug UNIT / Check gas valve Defective gas
No valve
Check lint Filter £ Valve1 terminal >
1.5kΩ~2.5kΩ
Clean if needed. £ Valve2 terminal >
Explain to owner responsibility to 1.5kΩ~2.5kΩ

and safety reason. Yes

No
Unplug UNIT / Check Igniter
Defective Igniter
No
Resistance value = 50~800Ω
Run dryer on a heat cycle for
one minute. Troubleshooting
Yes for inadequate
If heat is felt, unit may have a
vent problem, Investigate venting
system.
Is vent too long? Yes
Fully or partially clogged, etc?

No
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Yes
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Remove foreign
Check the gas valve nozzle £ Open at 230 ± 41ȕ
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Yes

Retest heating circuit

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 Symptom Check Point
2. Not tumbling 1.Check Electric Wiring.
2.Check the Door properly closed.
3.Voltage of the Main PWB.
4. Check Blower thermostat’s Resistance

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 9 FLOW SENSOR FUNCTION
9-1 Flow Sensor
This FlowSenseTM function detects the clogging or blocking of ducts.
Clogged duct vents or hoses decrease efficiency in drying cloths. Clogged vents can also cause fire.
This function alerts you to the need of cleaning the duct.
When the alarm about Duct clogging is displayed, clean the duct or call a servicer to clean them.

Flow Sensor Function

How does the Flow sense function display the clogging of duct ?

The FlowSenseTM display consists of LED lamp.

The display has only two possible displays as
only two possible displays as shown here
(Also see the figure shown below):
1 No Response.

2 LED; turned on.

LED; turned on :
RESTRICTED

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9-2. Installation Test (Duct Check)
Once you have completed the installation of the
dryer, use this test to make sure the condition of the
exhaust system is adequate for proper operation of
the dryer. This test should be performed to alert you
to any serious problems in the exhaust system of
your home.
• Your dryer features Flow Sense™, an innovative
sensing system that automatically detects
blockages and restrictions in dryer ductwork.
Keeping ductwork clean of lint buildup and free of
restrictions allows clothes to dry faster and reduces
energy use.
NOTE
• The dryer should be cool before starting this test. If
the dryer was warmed up during installation, run the
Air Dry cycle for a few minutes to reduce the interior
temperature.
Activating the Installation Test
1 Remove the drying rack and literature, and
then close the door.
Do not load anything in the drum for this test, as
it may affect the accuracy of the results.
3 Press the START/PAUSE button.
The dryer will start the test, which will last a
few minutes. The heat will be turned on and the
temperatures in the drum will be measured.
4 Check the display for results.
During the test cycle, monitor the Flow Sense™
display on the control panel. If the Flow Sense™
LED is not turned on, when the cycle ends,
the exhaust system is adequate. If the exhaust
system is severely restricted, the Flow Sense™
LED will be turned on. Other problems may also
be shown with error codes. See the chart below
for error code details and solutions.
LED; turned on :
RESTRICTED
The Flow Sense™ LED indicates that the exhaust
system is severely restricted. Have the system
checked immediately, as performance will be poor.

5 End of cycle.
At the end of the test cycle, will display.
The test cycle will end and the dryer will shut off
automatically after a short delay.

2 Press and hold the Signal and Temp. buttons

and then press the Power button.
(On models with a glass touch control panel,
press the Power button then IMMEDIATELY
press and hold the Temp. and Signal buttons.)
This button sequence activates the installation
test. The code will display if the activation
is successful.

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9-3 Troubleshooting for flow sensor dryer
• Check the Error Code before you call for service

Error Code Possible Causes Solutions

tE1 or tE2 • Temperature sensor failure •

HS • Humidity Sensor failure. •

• Electric dryer power cord is not
connected correctly, or house power
supply is incorrect.
PS or PF or nP
• House fuse is blown, circuit breaker has
tripped, or power outage has occurred.
• Check the power supply or the connection of
power cord to the terminal block. Refer to the
Connecting electric dryers section of this
manual for complete instructions.
• Reset circuit breaker or replace fuse. Do not
increase the fuse capacity. If the problem is a
circuit overload, have it corrected by a quali-

The display • The duct work is about 75%, 80%, Do not use the dryer until the exhaust
90%-95% blocked.("d75", "d80", "d90" system has been cleaned and/or repaired.
or "d95" error code displayed Using the dryer with a severely restricted exhaust
2hours only)
property damage.
Check the outside dryer vent while the dryer is
.
If ther exhaust system is extremely long, have it
repaired or rerouted.
Keep the area around the dryer clean and free
of clutter.
Check the vent hood for damage or lint clogging.
Make sure the area around the vent hood is clear.
FLOW SENSETM Install a shorter or straighter duct run. See the
indicator shows many turns/restrictions. Instructions.
four bars during Ductwork should be checked/cleaned soon.
the drying cycle ductwork due to lint buildup or Dryer can be used in this condition, but drying
or the display debris. times may be longer.
If exhaust restrictions are sensed by the
drying. restriction in the external dryer FLOW SENSE TM system, the indicator will remain
venting.
on for two hours after the end of the cycle.
Opening the door or pressing the POWER button

• Check the duct condition Check for blockages and lint buildup.
If the FLOW SENSETM LED is turned on, check the
exhaust system for restrictions and damage. Repair or
replace the exhaust system as needed.

Avoid long runs or runs with multiple elbows or

Lint buildup
bends.
or blockage

Make sure the ductwork is not crushed or restricted.

Excess or crushed Too many elbows or Crushed or

transition duct damaged
exhaust too long exhaust

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10 DIAGNOSTIC TEST

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Check the outlet, is the voltage NO fuse or circuit
110 V ~ 125 V AC? breaker

YES

BK or WH BL2

Check if the voltage measured

between connector BK- 2 or WH- 2 Check if
(Black Wire) linked to the controller NO power cord is
and BL2- 1 (White Wire) Is 110~125 V? properly
connected.

YES

N (White)
1 Check if the controller wire is
L (Black) L (Red)
disconnected.
2 Check if terminal block and power
cord are connected (Check Plug ). NO Reconnect
- Does power cord N (Naturall) line the controller.
match to terminal center
N (Natural) line?

YES

Replace controIler.

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 When measuring power, be sure to wear insulated gloves to avoid an electric shock.

Check the t ab relays connection properly.

With dryer power on; connector linked to controller.

1. Power Connection

< Table1 > : Connection of the Tap Relay with Heater (Electric)

Tab Relay 1 Tab Relay 2 Heater 1 Heater 2 Remark

High Temperature control below 68 4
Mid High on on on on
Turn on heater 1 and heater 2.
Medium
Low on Temperature control below 52 4
on off off
Extra Low Turn on only heater 1.

< Table 2 > : Connection of the Tab Relay with Burner (Gas)

Tab Relay 1 Burner Remark

High
Temperature control below 70 4
Mid High O O
Turn on burner
Medium
Low O O Temperature control below 47 4
Extra Low Turn on burner

2. Status Mode Of The Connection

< Table1 > : Connection of Tap Relay with the PCB ASSEMBLY (Electric)

Connection
Color Remark
Harness PCB
Yellow wire
Check the matching color between
1
harness wire and tap relay.
Black 2 (Black housing – black tap relay)
Black wire
Connector Housing Connector Housing Tap Relay 1

Blue wire
Check the matching color between
1
harness wire and tap relay.
White 2 (White housing – white tap relay)
Black wire
Connector Housing Tap Relay 2

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< Table 2 > : Connection of Tap Relay with PCB ASSEMBLY (Gas)

Color Harness PCB Remark

Blue Wire Check the matching color between

1 harness wire and tap relay.
Connector Housing Black 2 (Black housing – black tap relay)
Black Wire
Connector Housing Tap Relay 1

3. Status Mode Of Wrong Connection

< Table1 > : Incorrect connection of the tap relay and connector housing (Electric)

Heater1 Heater2 PCB condition

Items Case
Operation(black) operation(White) of operation

1.Black and White Housing Wire ྙ, ྚ CROSS Off Off Power Off

2.Black Housing Wire ྙ, ྚ CROSS Off Off Power Off

3.White Housing Wire ྙ, ྚ CROSS Normal Normal Power On

4.Black and White Housing Housing CROSS Heater 2 Heater 1 Power On

Housing and Wire ྙ, ྚ
5.Black and White Housing Off Off Power Off
CROSS

< Table2 > : Incorrect connection of the tap relay and connector housing (Gas)

Heater 1 Heater 2 PCB condition

Items Case
Operation (black) operation (White) Of operation

1. Black and white housing Wire ྙ, ྚ CROSS Off Off Power Off

H CAUTION
CAUTION! Improper connection of the heater can damage the heater or the main board.

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Before measuring resistance, be sure to turn the power off and discharge voltage.
Caution (When discharging, contact the metal plug of power cord with the ground.)

During diagnostic test, tE1 and tE2, an error occurs.

Trouble Symptom During operation, the heater does not turn off.
Difference between actual and sensed temperature is significant.

Measurement Condition After turning power off, measure the resistance.

Take 6-pin Connector from

• Check if control
and the 6-pin
the Controller. Short with metal between the NA6 connector’s
connector are
Pin ① (Yellow Wire) and Pin ④ (Blue Wire) to YES properly
Controller. connected.
• Replace
Metal or Wire controller

NO

Check if resistance is in the range of Table 1

when measuring resistance between • Replace
NO
terminals after separating harness thermistor.
from thermistor assembly connector.

YES

Check harness-linking connector.

Table 1. Resistance for Thermistor Temperature.

Air TEMP. [°F( )] RES. [KΩ] Air TEMP. [°F( )] RES. [KΩ] Air TEMP. [°F( )] RES. [KΩ]
50°F (10 ) 18.0 90°F (32°C) 7.7 130°F (54 ) 2.9
60°F (16 ) 14.2 100°F (38°C) 6.2 140°F (60 ) 3.0
80°F (21 ) 11.7 110°F (43°C) 5.2 150°F (66 ) 2.5
70°F (27 ) 9.3 120°F (49°C) 4.3 160°F (71 ) 2.2

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Before measuring resistance, be sure to turn the power off and discharge voltage.
Caution (When discharging, contact the metal plug of power cord with ground wire.)

Trouble Symptom Drum dose not rotate; no blower function, no heater function.

Measurement Condition Turn the dryer’s power off, then measure resistance.

isY ~o[ Is resistance below 3 between connector • Replace control.

BL2- (White wire) and WH4- (Brown wire)? YES (Relay check)
• Check controller
Measure while door is closed.
connector.
NO
• Check if door frame
Is resistance below 3 between connector presses door switch
NO knob.
BL2- (White wire) and WH4- (Yellow wire)?
• Check door switch.
Measure while door is closed. • Check harness
YES connection.

Is resistance below 3 between connector • Replace control.

YES (Relay check)
WH4- (Yellow wire) and WH4- (Brown wire)? • Check controller
connector.
NO
• Replace outlet
Is resistance below 1 between terminals • Thermostat.
of outlet thermostat attached to blower housing? NO (Refer to
‘component’)
YES
• Check idler assembly.
Does idle switch attached to motor bracket • Drum belt cuts off
• Drum belt takes off
operate level by drum belt? YES from motor pulley.
(Not operating lever is normal.)

Is resistance below 1 between idler switch • Replace idler

terminals? NO switch.

YES

• Check motor. (Refer to ‘motor diagram & check’)

• Check if control connector is contacted.

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NOTE: This test has two parts. The best test of the moisture sensing system is done in the diagnostic mode. This
FUNCTIONAL TEST will test the sensor bars, wiring harness and PCB operation. If the results of this test are normal,
the sensor system and PCB response are normal. The problem is somewhere else.

FUNCTIONAL TEST (Control)

1. Enter the diagnostic mode. (See DIAGNOSTIC TEST MODE.)
2. With the door closed, press the START/PAUSE button once. The dryer will start tumbling without heat.
3. Open the door. The drum will stop tumbling and the “dE” error code will be displayed and the chime will sound several times (if turned on).
4. With one hand, reach into the drum and place your fingers across the moisture sensor bars.
(CAUTION: The dryer drum will turn in this test. Your hand will be close to the rotating drum vanes. Keep your hand close to the filter housing to
avoid being hit by the moving vanes.)
5. Use your other hand to press the door switch. The dryer drum will start rotating automatically.
6. Observe the numerical display. Depending on conditions, the number displayed should be between 30 and 255. The numbers should start
decreasing as the control senses the moisture in your skin.
7. After you have observed the number decreasing, remove your fingers from the sensor bars. The numbers will continue to decrease for a few
seconds (minimum 30) and the begin to increase (maximum 255).
8. If this test fails, proceed with the MECHANICAL TEST below.

• Check all wiring

Disconnect the NA6 connector from NO harness connections
the main PCB. Measure the resistance wire and Ground
between the NA6- (GN) pin and a screws.
chassis ground screw.
Is the resistance <1 ?
YES

Put a jumper between NA6- (OR)

and NA6- (BL) to create a circuit
connection for the continuity test in
the next step.
YES

• Replace the main

Measure the resistance between YES
the two moisture PCB.
sensor bars on the in the lint filter
housing inside
the drum. Is the resistance <1 ?

NO

Check all connections and wires

between the NA6
terminal at the main PCB and the
sensor bars.
Check the resistance is 0
YES

• Measure the resistance of all wires.

Resistance should be <1 ?
• Check all sensor harness connectorsfor corrosion,
loose/bent pins, broken wires, etc.
• Check all harness wires between the main PCB and the
sensor for cuts, or broken wires.

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NOTE: This test has two parts. The best test of the door switch system is done in the diagnostic mode. This
FUNCTIONAL TEST will test the door switch, wiring harness and PCB operation. If the results of this test are
normal, the door switch system and PCB response are normal. The problem is somewhere else.

FUNCTIONAL TEST (Control)

1. Enter the diagnostic mode. (See DIAGNOSTIC TEST MODE.)
2. With the door closed, press the START/PAUSE button once. The dryer will start tumbling without heat.
3. Open the door. The drum will stop tumbling. The “dE” error code should be displayed, the chime should sound seven times (if turned on), and
the drum light (if equipped) should come on. If the “dE” error code is not displayed or the light does not come on, proceed with the
MECHANICAL TEST below. If the error displays and light comes on, the door switch is working properly.

Disconnect the WH1 and BL3 connector • Check all wiring

from the main PCB. harness
Measure the resistance between the NO connections wire
NA6- (GN) pin and a chassis and ground
ground screw. screws.
Is the resistance <1 ?

YES

isY ~o[ • Replace the main

Disconnect the BL2 and WH4 connector PCB.
from the main PCB.
Measure the resistance between YES
[ Z BL2- (WH) and WH4- (YL).
Y X
Is the resistance <1 with the
door closed and with the door
open?

NO

*Skip this step if the dryer does not have • Replace the light
WH4 a drum light. bulb.

Disconnect the WH4 and the black tab • Replace the light
relay connectors from the main PCB. NO socket.
Measure the resistance between
[ Z
Y X
WH4- (YL) and WH4- (BK).
Is the resistance <1 with the door
opened and with the door closed?

YES

Refer to the individual door switch and light

bulb/socket component tests.

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(When discharging, contact the metal plug of the power cord with a ground line.)
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z ”—›–”G While operating, Heating will not work. Drying time takes longer.
tŒˆšœ™Œ”Œ•› After turning the power off, measure the resistance.
j–•‹›–•G

Enter diagnostic mode and press the • Check power supply.

START/PAUSE button twice. Measure the NO
voltage between YL3- (WH) and the YL wire
on the black tab relay. Is the voltage 240 VAC?

YES

BK YL3 Disconnect the YL3, black tab relay and white tab relay • Check wiring and
connectors to
connectors at the main PCB. the element.
Measure the resistance between YL3- (WH) and the NO
BL wire on the black tab relay connector. • See element
Is the resistance 18-22 ? component test.
YES
WH YL3
• Check wiring and
Measure the resistance between YL3- connectors
(WH) and the YL wire on the white tab relay NO to the element.
connector. Is the resistance 18-22 ? • See element
component test.
YES
BK WH
Measure the resistance between the BL wire on the • Check wiring
and connectors to the
black tab relay and the YL wire on the white tab NO element.
relay connectors. Is the resistance 36-44 ? • See element
component test.
YES

Measure the resistance between terminals 1 • Replace the

(RD) and the heater housing. NO element.
Is the resistance <1 ?
YES

Refer to the hi-limit thermostat and

thermal cut off component tests.

Others Only for FLOW SENSE model

Wires
L2(Red)
L2D(White) L2D(White) : Go to the duct(YL3 in main pcb)
TH3 TH3 L2S(White) : Go to the safety.
TH2 TH2

L2
(Red)

L2(Red) L2S(White) L2S(White)

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Caution When measuring power, be sure to wear insulated gloves to avoid electric shock.

Trouble Symptom While operating, heating will not work.

Drying time takes longer

Measurement Condition With dryer power on

Power on & start (Normal cycle)

NO

When measuring Valve 1 voltage, • Check thermostat

Valve 1
is the valve at least 90 V DC? NO hi-limit safety
YES

Igniter operates? • Check Igniter and

NO
(after 1 minute, igniter becomes reddish) frame detect
YES

Valve 2 • Check gas

When measuring Valve 2 voltage, value is more connection or
is the valve at least 90 V DC? (10 sec after igniter off) YES gas supply
NO

When measuring terminal resistance on valve 1 and

valve 2, valves are more than1.5 ~ 2.5 k ? YES • Change valve
(Measure after off )

NO

If valve 1 and valve 2 read less than 10 V DC, are the

NO • Change valve
valves off?
YES

• Harness check
• Controller change

NOTE: When the gas valve operates after disassembling, ignition will be off several seconds.
It is normal because there is no circulation of air

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 Test 8

Before measuring resistance, be sure to turn power off, and do voltage discharge.
Caution (When discharging, contact the metal plug of power cord with the ground wire.)

Trouble Symptom During the diagnostic test, E5 error occurs.

Measurement Condition Turn the dryer’s power off, then measure resistance.

After activating the *diagnostic test, press the • Replace the

START/PAUSE button 4 times. DC pump
NO
Is AD value displayed higher than 10 ?
Note : Let the dryer start each test step
Before continuing to the next. If you press
the button in rapid-fire succession, you
could damage the main board.

YES

Normal condition
* see page 26 for diagnostic test information.

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11 CHANGE GAS SETTING (NATURAL GAS, PROPANE GAS)

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12 DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
Unplug the dryer before servicing.

TOP PLATE WARNING !

When you disassemble the top plate, be
sure to disconnect the dryer from its
electrical supply. Protect your hands and
arms from sharp edges when working.
To reduce the risk of Injury to persons
adhere to all industry recommended
safety procedures including the use of
long sleeved gloves and safety glasses.

1. Remove 2 screws on the upper plate.

2. Push the top plate backward.

3. Lift the top plate.

WARNING !
THE DRYER TOP PLATE IS VERY LARGE
AND HEAVY. Fallure to follow
instructions can result in damage to the
dryer, property damage or Injury to persons.

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CONTROL PANEL ASSEMBLY WARNING !
When you disassemble the control panel,
be sure to disconnect the dryer from its
electrical supply. Protect your hands and
arms from sharp edges when working. To
reduce the risk of Injury to persons adhere to
all industry recommended safety procedures
including the use of long sleeved gloves and
safety glasses.

1. Disconnect the connectors.

2. Remove 2 screws on the control panel.

3. Pull the control panel assembly upward

and then forward.

4. Remove 8 screws on the PCB PCB)

assembly, display.

5. Disassemble the control panel assembly.

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COVER CABINET WARNING !
When you disassemble the door switch connector,
be sure to disconnect the dryer from its electrical
supply. Protect your hands and arms from sharp
edges when working. To reduce the risk of Injury to
persons adhere to all industry recommended safety
procedures including the use of long sleeved gloves
and safety glasses.

1. Disassemble the top plate.

2. Disassemble the control panel assembly.
3. Disassemble the door assembly.
4. Remove 2 screws.

5. Remove 3 screws from the top of cabinet cover.

6. Disconnect the harness of door switch.

PANEL FRAME

1. Remove 2 screws. on the panel frame

and then remove it

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 WARNING !
TUB DRUM FRONT When you disassemble the lamp connector,
be sure to disconnect the dryer from its electrical
supply. Protect your hands and arms from sharp
edges when working. To reduce the risk of Injury to
persons adhere to all industry recommended safety
procedures including the use of long sleeved gloves
and safety glasses.

the front bulkhead.

DRUM ASSEMBLY

the front bulkhead.

CHANGING THE DRUM LAMP

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DRYER EXHAUST CHANGE WARNING !
Before performing this exhaust installation, be sure to
disconnect the dryer from its electrical supply. Protect your
hands and arms from sharp edges when working inside the
cabinet. To reduce the risk of Injury to persons adhere to all
industry recommended safety procedures including the use of
long sleeved gloves and safety glasses.
1. Remove screw and exhaust duct.

2.

3.

4.

5.

Note

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FILTER ASSEMBLY

1. Remove the filter.

2. Remove 3 screws.
3. Remove the cover grid.
4. Disconnect the electrode sensor.

BLOWER HOUSING

1. Disassemble the top plate.

2. Remove the cabinet cover and front bulkhead.
3. Remove the drum assembly.
4. Remove 2 screws and cover (Air guide).
5. Remove the bolt and washer.
6. Remove the blower wheel. (Left-hand thread!).
7. Disconnect the motor clamp and motor.

BACK COVER

1. Open the top plate.

2. Remove the cover cabinet and front bulkhead.
3. Remove the drum assembly.
4. Remove 7 screws.
5. Pull the rear bulkhead towards the front.

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AIR DUCT

1. Disassemble the top plate.

2. Remove the cover cabinet.
3. Remove the filter.

1. Remove the cover guide.

2. Remove 2 screws.
3. Remove the air duct.

ROLLERS

1. Disassemble the top plate.

2. Remove the cover cabinet and front bulkhead.
3. Remove the drum assembly and front bulkhead.
4. Disconnect the air duct from the front bulkhead.
5. Remove the rollers from the front bulkhead.
and rear bulkhead.

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 Replacing the Inlet Hose
1. Press and hold the release ring to remove the hose from
the nozzle.

2. Remove the 7 screws from the rear cover.

3. Lift the rear tub off the support and pull it out.

4. Replace the hose, and assemble the cable tie holder in the rear tub.

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5. Remove the hose in generator.

6. Remove the cable tie holder in the rear tub.

7. Replace the hose, and assemble the cable tie holder in the rear tub.

8. After connection the hose to the generator, install the clamp.

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1. Remove the six connectors from the generator.

2. Remove the thermistor screw from the generator.

3. Remove the steam harness cable tie holder in the rear tub.
4. Replace the steam harness and assemble the cable tie holder in the rear tub.

5. Assemble the steam harness.

6. Attach the thermistor and the screws to the generator.

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1. Remove the cover and screws.

2. To remove the rear tub, take off the steam 3. Remove the bracket from the
generator first. Then remove the rear tub. steam generator.

4. Reassemble the steam generator and bracket.

5. Assemble the cover and screws.

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13 EXPLODED VIEW

13-1. Control Panel and Plate Assembly

A211

A210

A120

A140

A110

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13-2-1. Cabinet and Door Assembly: Electric Type

A590
A700
A800

A390 A570
A560
A130

A610

A131
A330
A305 A600

K730

A325

A500

A320
A300

A530
A310
A520
A525 A430

A308 A540 A495

A420 A400

A460
A410

A450

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13-2-2. Cabinet and Door Assembly: Gas Type

A590
A700
A800

A390 A130

A131

A330
A305 A600
K730

A550
A325

A500

A320
A300

A530
A310
A520
A525 A430

A540 A495
A308

A420 A400

A460
E410

A450

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13-3-1. Drum and Motor Assembly: Electric Type

K740
K742

K400
K743 K120 F200
K507 K505 K509 K502
K142
K741
K410

K140

K100 K720 K411

K250

K130
K252

K251

K310 K320
K330
K221

K340
K230 K620

K210 K250
K350 K360
K610
K550 K560

K252 K251
K336
K335

K240
K530
F150
K515 K640 K651
F140 K655
K540 K510 K520

F130
F110 K650
K660
K600

F120

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13-3-2. Drum and Motor Assembly: Gas
Type
K400
F200
K740 K507
K505 K509 K502
K742

K120
K743
K145 K410

K741

K140
K720 K411
K100

K130
K252

K250 K251
K320 K310
K330
K335
K221
K340

K230 K620
K336
K210 K250
K350 K360
K610
K550 K560
K251
K252

K240
K530
K660 K651
K515 K640 K655
K540 K510 K520

M141 M150 M240 M260

M220 K650
M160
K600
M171
M170 M230
M210
M140
M110
M190

M180

M181 M250

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