Whirlpool WGD9620HBK Use and Care Guide
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To clean the lint trap, first ensure the dryer is off. Open the door and locate the lint screen. Pull the screen straight up and out. Remove the lint by hand or with a soft brush. Rinse with water if necessary and dry completely before reinserting.
Check if the dryer is properly plugged in and the circuit breaker is not tripped. Clean the lint screen and ensure the exhaust vent is not obstructed. If the issue persists, consider contacting a professional technician for further diagnosis.
Use the Wrinkle Shield™ option to periodically tumble clothes after the cycle ends. Remove clothes promptly after the cycle finishes and fold or hang them right away to prevent wrinkles.
To reduce static cling, use dryer sheets or fabric softener. Additionally, avoid over-drying clothes by selecting appropriate drying cycles and settings.
First, check if the dryer is level and that all screws and bolts are tight. Ensure no foreign objects are in the drum. If noises persist, contact Whirlpool customer support or a qualified technician.
It's recommended to clean the exhaust vent at least once a year to ensure efficient drying and prevent fire hazards. If you notice longer drying times, clean the vent more frequently.
Regularly clean the lint trap after each use, inspect the exhaust vent annually, and wipe down the dryer drum with a damp cloth periodically. Schedule professional maintenance as needed.
Yes, you can dry shoes, but it is advisable to use a drying rack or a similar accessory to prevent them from tumbling and damaging the dryer drum. Select a low-heat setting for best results.
Ensure the dryer is plugged in and the door is fully closed. Check the circuit breaker and reset if necessary. Verify the control settings and press the start button firmly. If the problem continues, consult a technician.
For delicate fabrics, use the Delicate cycle or a low heat setting to prevent damage. Always refer to garment care labels for specific drying instructions.