Steam Refresh helps remove odors and freshens clothes. Steam Wrinkle Away relaxes wrinkles to reduce ironing.
Our stainless steel drum won’t chip, rust or discolor for performance you can count on reducing wear and tear on delicate fabrics.
Our 7.4 cu. ft. capacity is big enough to handle a king-size comforter.
Dryer Rack helps minimize noise and protects special care items like sneakers, sweaters and stuffed animals.
Set the dryer to start automatically at a later time when you’re ready to fold. Save energy by delaying the start time to off-peak hours. Delay dry time by up to 24 hours (set in one-hour increments).
Sensor Dry automatically adjusts drying time by sensing moisture so you clothes don’t over or under dry.
NOTE: Please refer to the energy savings calculator on www.energystar.gov (March 2012).
Method in which air flow is directed safely out of a dryer.
Control feature (with arrow buttons) that enables a user to increase or decrease a cycle's drying time.
Function that prevents a dryer door from being opened by a child.
Mode that uses a specialized drying rack for tumble-free drying of sneakers, sweaters, and other items.
Dryer door that can be changed (with four screws) to open from the left or right, for easy access.
The width, height and depth of the washer or dryer measured in inches (in.).
The width, height and depth of the washer or dryer, including shipping container, measured in inches (in.).
The color of the washer or dryer exterior.
Color and type of the control panel's screen.
Format, size, and color, of washer or dryer's display (screen showing clock, timer, and washing parameters.)
Lamp inside dryer that turns on when the door is opened to illuminate the drum.
Time it takes dryer to dry 8 lbs of laundry, as tested by the Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers.
Amount of energy a dryer consumes as measured by the Department of Energy, in pounds per kilowatt-hour.
Part of a dryer that converts electricity into heat, as measured in British thermal units (BTU) per hour.
Cycle that tumbles with heat and water moisture to freshen clothes, smooth wrinkles, and reduce odor.
Cycle optimized for drying towels. Sensor Dry detects moisture levels and stops the cycle when a load is dry.
Cycle with a longer, unheated cool-down period to minimize wrinkling of cottons, synthetics, and knits.
Cycle that dries at a low temperature for fragile or heat-sensitive fabrics, such as hosiery or linen.
Cycle that enables a user to select and set the duration of a load (in minutes).
Cycle that tumbles items in room temperature air to avoid damage caused by heat.
Abbreviated 30-minute dry cycle for mildly damp clothes and users on the go.
Cycle that sanitizes garments and bedding by using high temperature heat to permeate fabrics.
Cycle that tumbles heat with water moisture to freshen clothes, smooth wrinkles, and reduce odor.
The ability to delay the start of a cycle until a future time.
Button that activates a user's customized cycle, with preset Dry Level, Temperature, Time, and more.
Alarm signaling that certain garments can be taken out early, while heavier clothes continue to dry.
Feature that provides intermittent, unheated tumbling at the end of a cycle to reduce wrinkling.
Mode that uses a specialized drying rack for tumble-free drying of sneakers, sweaters, and other items.
Control feature (with arrow buttons) that enables a user to increase or decrease a cycle's drying time.
Safety feature that prevents children from using a dryer. When Child Lock is on, buttons don't respond.
Amount of energy a dryer consumes as measured by the Department of Energy, in pounds per kilowatt-hour.
Weight of the washing machine or dryer in pounds (lbs.).
Weight of the washing machine or dryer, and the shipping container, in pounds (lb.).
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