SMX Series - Lắp đặt + vận hành. EN

Máy sấy 4.
Installation/Operation/Maintenance
120 Pound (55 Kilogram) Capacity
TMB1268C_SVG
Original Instructions
Keep These Instructions for Future Reference.
(If this machine changes ownership, this manual must accompany machine.)
XXXUFDOJUSBNPDPN Part No. 70458101ENR13

June 2017
Installation must conform with local codes or, in the absence of local codes, with:
In the U.S.A., installation must conform to the latest edition of the American National Standard Z223.1/ NFPA 54 “National Fuel Gas
Code” and Standard ANSI/NFPA 70 “National Electric Code.”
In Canada, installation must comply with Standards CAN/CSA-B149.1 or Natural Gas and Propane Installation Code and CSA C22.1,
latest edition, Canadian Electric Code, Part I.
In Australia and New Zealand, installation must comply with the Gas Installations Standard AS/NZS 5601 Part 1: General Installa-
tions.
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 death.
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WARNING
• Do not store or use gasoline or other flammable vapors and liquids in the vicinity of this or any other appli-
ance.
• WHAT TO DO IF YOU SMELL GAS:
• Do not try to light any appliance.
• Do not touch any electrical switch; 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.
• If you cannot reach your gas supplier, call the fire department.
• Installation and service must be performed by a qualified installer, service agency or the gas supplier.
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IMPORTANT: Information must be obtained from a local gas supplier on instructions to be followed if the user
smells gas. These instructions must be posted in a prominent location. Step-by-step instructions of the above
safety information must be posted in a prominent location near the tumble dryer for customer use.
IMPORTANT: The installer must fully test the tumble dryer after installation and demonstrate to the owner how to
operate the machine.
WARNING
To reduce the risk of electric shock, fire, explosion, serious injury or death:
• Disconnect electric power to the tumble dryer before servicing.
• Close gas shut-off valve to gas tumble dryer before servicing.
• Close steam valve to steam tumble dryer before servicing.
• Never start the tumble dryer with any guards/panels removed.
• Whenever ground wires are removed during servicing, these ground wires must be reconnected to ensure
that the tumble dryer is properly grounded.
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WARNING
• Installation of unit must be performed by a qualified installer.

• Install tumble dryer according to manufacturer’s instructions and local codes.
• DO NOT install a tumble dryer with flexible plastic venting materials. If flexible metal (foil type) duct is instal-
led, it must be of a specific type identified by the appliance manufacturer as suitable for use with tumble
dryer. Refer to section on connecting exhaust system. Flexible venting materials are known to collapse, be
easily crushed, and trap lint. These conditions will obstruct tumble dryer airflow and increase the risk of
fire.
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The following information applies to the state of Massachusetts, USA.

• This appliance can only be installed by a Massachusetts licensed plumber or gas fitter.
• This appliance must be installed with a 36 inch [91 cm] long flexible gas connector.
• A “T-Handle” type gas shut-off valve must be installed in the gas supply line to this appliance.
• This appliance must not be installed in a bedroom or bathroom.
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Table of Contents
Introduction........................................................................................... 8
Model Identification .......................................................................................8
Contact Information...................................................................................... 10
Manufacturing Date ......................................................................................11
................................................................................................................ 11
Safety Information................................................................................12
Explanation of Safety Messages..................................................................... 12
Important Safety Instructions......................................................................... 12
Specifications and Dimensions.............................................................. 14

Specifications and Dimensions ...................................................................... 14
120 Series Tumble Dryer Dimensions and Exhaust Outlet Locations .................16
170 and 200 Series Tumble Dryer Dimensions and Exhaust Outlet Locations..... 17
Electric and Gas Connection Locations for Gas Models Through 3/10/13...........18
Electric and Gas Connection Locations for Gas Models Starting 3/11/13............19
Electric and Steam Connection Locations for Steam Models Through 3/10/13....20
Electric and Steam Connection Locations for Steam Models Starting 3/11/13..... 21
Electric Connection Location for Electric Models............................................ 23
Installation........................................................................................... 24
Pre-Installation Inspection............................................................................. 24
Location Requirements..................................................................................24
Position and Level the Tumble Dryer.............................................................. 25
Mounting..................................................................................................... 25
Fire Suppression System (Optional Equipment)............................................... 26
Check Local Codes and Permits..................................................................26
Water Requirements...................................................................................26
Water Connections.....................................................................................26
Electrical Requirements............................................................................. 28
Auxiliary Alarm........................................................................................ 28
Before Placing Tumble Dryer into Service.......................................................28
Required for CE Models Only.................................................................... 30
Installing CE Gas Drying Tumble Dryer..........................................................30
General Information.................................................................................. 30
CE Orifices...............................................................................................31
Properties of CE Gases.............................................................................. 33
Changing Gas Configuration...................................................................... 33
Specific Conversion Procedures..................................................................34
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Exhaust Requirements.......................................................................... 36
Exhaust Requirements................................................................................... 36
Layout......................................................................................................... 36
Make-Up Air................................................................................................ 36
Venting........................................................................................................ 36
Alternate Venting for 120 Series Tumble Dryers...........................................38
Individual Venting..................................................................................... 38
Manifold Venting...................................................................................... 39
Gas Requirements.................................................................................42
Gas Requirements......................................................................................... 42
Gas Supply Pipe Sizing and Looping.............................................................. 44
Low Pressure Gas Pipe Sizes...................................................................... 45
High Pressure Gas Pipe Sizes..................................................................... 47
High Altitude Orifice Sizing ......................................................................... 49
Electrical Requirements........................................................................52
Electrical Requirements.................................................................................52
Wiring Diagram............................................................................................ 52
Grounding Instructions.................................................................................. 52
For CE Models Only..................................................................................53
Service/Ground Location........................................................................... 53
To Connect Electrical Service To The Tumble Dryer........................................ 55
Jumper Configuration Instructions..................................................................55
Ferrite Ring Installation ................................................................................ 55
Electrical Specifications ............................................................................... 58
Steam Requirements............................................................................. 60
Steam Requirements......................................................................................60
Piping Recommendations.............................................................................. 64
Installing Steam Trap and Making Condensate Return Connections................... 64
Thermal Oil Prep.......................................................................................... 64
Operating Instructions..........................................................................65
Operating Instructions................................................................................... 65
Emergency Stop Button On CE Models.......................................................... 65
Operating Instructions................................................................................... 65
Reversing Operation......................................................................................66
Control Instructions.......................................................................................66
Dual Digital Timer Control.........................................................................66
Electronic OPL Micro Control....................................................................68
LED OPL Control .................................................................................... 69
UniLinc Control ....................................................................................... 70
DX4 OPL Control..................................................................................... 71
Diagnostic Microprocessor Control ............................................................ 72
DMP OPL Models.....................................................................................72
Ignition Control Operation and Troubleshooting for Models Starting 3/11/13..... 74
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Internal Control Failure..............................................................................75
Troubleshooting........................................................................................ 75
Proper Electrode Location.......................................................................... 76
Flame Current Measurement.......................................................................76
Ignition Control Operation for Non-CE Models Through 3/10/13...................... 76
Ignition Control Operation for CE Models Through 3/10/13............................. 76
System Tests............................................................................................. 77
Diagnostic LED (DGN LED)/Error Codes................................................... 77
Adjustments......................................................................................... 79
Adjustments................................................................................................. 79
Gas Burner Air Shutter.................................................................................. 79
Airflow Switch ............................................................................................ 80
Loading Door Switch.................................................................................... 80
Loading Door Catch (120 and 170 Series Models)........................................... 80
Loading Door Strike (200 Series Models)........................................................81
Belt Drive ................................................................................................... 81
Maintenance......................................................................................... 83
Daily........................................................................................................... 83
Monthly....................................................................................................... 83
Quarterly......................................................................................................83
Bi-Annually................................................................................................. 84
Annually...................................................................................................... 84
Fire Suppression System (Optional Equipment) Maintenance Test.....................84
Before You Call for Service................................................................... 86
Removing Tumble Dryer from Service.................................................. 87
Disposal of Unit.................................................................................... 88
China Restriction of hazardous substances (RoHS)............................... 89
7 Part No. 70458101ENR13

Introduction
Phone: +1 (920) 748-3121

When calling or writing about your unit, PLEASE GIVE THE
WARNING
MODEL AND SERIAL NUMBERS. The model and serial num-
To reduce the risk of serious injury or death, DO NOT
bers are located on the serial plate. The serial plate will be in the
repair or replace any part of the unit or attempt any
location shown in Figure 1 .
servicing unless specifically recommended in the
Date Purchased user-maintenance instructions or in published user-
repair instructions that you understand and have the
Model Number skills to carry out.
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Serial Number
Please include a copy of your bill of sale and any service receipts If replacement parts are required, contact the source from where
you have. you purchased your unit or call +1 (920) 748-3950 for the name
and address of the nearest authorized parts distributor.
1
1
120 170/200
TMB2288N_SVG
1. Serial Plate
Figure 1
Manufacturing Date
The manufacturing date for your unit can be found on the serial
number. The first two digits indicate the year. The third and
fourth digits indicate the month. For example, a unit with serial
number 1505000001 was manufactured in May 2015.
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Safety Information
Safety Information
Explanation of Safety Messages • Install the tumble dryer according to the INSTALLATION in-
structions. Refer to the EARTHING (grounding) instructions
Precautionary statements (“DANGER,” “WARNING,” and for the proper earthing (grounding) of the tumble dryer. All
“CAUTION”), followed by specific instructions, are found in this connections for electrical power, earthing (grounding) and gas
manual and on machine decals. These precautions are intended supply must comply with local codes and be made by licensed
for the personal safety of the operator, user, servicer, and those personnel when required. It is recommended that the machine
maintaining the machine. be installed by qualified technicians.
• Do not install or store the tumble dryer where it will be ex-
posed to water and/or weather. The tumble dryer cannot be
DANGER used in a closed room where the air supply is insufficient. If
necessary, ventilation grids must be installed in the doors or
Indicates an imminently hazardous situation that, if the windows.
not avoided, will cause severe personal injury or
• This tumble dryer must not be activated without lint screen
death.
filter.
• When you perceive a gas odor, immediately shut off the gas
supply and ventilate the room. Do not power on electrical ap-
WARNING pliances and do not pull electrical switches. Do not use
matches or lighters. Do not use a phone in the building. Warn
Indicates a hazardous situation that, if not avoided, the installer, and if so desired, the gas company, as soon as
could cause severe personal injury or death. possible.
• To avoid fire and explosion, keep surrounding areas free of
flammable and combustible products. Regularly clean the cyl-
CAUTION inder and exhaust tube should be cleaned periodically by
competent maintenance personnel. Daily remove debris from
Indicates a hazardous situation that, if not avoided, lint screen filter and inside of filter compartment.
may cause minor or moderate personal injury or • Do not use or store flammable materials near this appliance.
property damage. • Do not place into tumble dryer articles that have been previ-
ously cleaned in, washed in, soaked in or spotted with gaso-
Additional precautionary statements (“IMPORTANT” and line or machine oils, vegetable or cooking oils, cleaning wax-
“NOTE”) are followed by specific instructions. es or chemicals, dry-cleaning solvents, thinner or other flam-
mable or explosive substances as they give off vapors that
IMPORTANT: The word “IMPORTANT” is used to in-
could ignite, explode or cause fabric to catch on fire by itself.
form the reader of specific procedures where minor
machine damage will occur if the procedure is not fol- • Do not spray aerosols in the vicinity of this appliance while it
lowed. is in operation.
• Items such as foam rubber (latex foam), shower caps, water-
NOTE: The word “NOTE” is used to communicate in- proof textiles, rubber backed articles and clothes or pillows
stallation, operation, maintenance or servicing informa- filled with foam rubber pads should not be dried in the tumble
tion that is important but not hazard related. dryer. Do not use the appliance to dry materials with a low
melting temperature (PVC, rubber, etc.).
Important Safety Instructions • Do not tumble fiberglass curtains and draperies unless the la-
bel says it can be done. If they are dried, wipe out the cylinder
with a damp cloth to remove particles of fiberglass.
WARNING • Do not allow children to play on or in the washer. Close su-
pervision of children is necessary when the washer is used
To reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, serious in- near children. This appliance is not intended for use by per-
jury or death to persons when using your tumble sons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or
dryer, follow these basic precautions. mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, un-
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ing the use of the appliance by a person responsible for their
Save These Instructions safety. This is a safety rule for all appliances.
• Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made by children
• Read all instructions before using the tumble dryer.
without supervision.
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Safety Information
• Children less than three years should be kept away unless • Activation of the emergency stop switch stops all tumble dry-
continuously supervised. er control circuit functions, but DOES NOT remove all elec-
• Do not reach into the tumble dryer if the cylinder is revolving. trical power from tumble dryer.
• Use tumble dryer only for its intended purpose, drying fab- • Exhaust ductwork should be examined and cleaned annually
rics. Always follow the fabric care instructions supplied by after installation.
the textile manufacturer and only use the dryer to dry textiles • Before the tumble dryer is removed from service or discarded,
that have been washed in water. Only insert spin-dried linen remove the door to the drying compartment and the door to
in the dryer to avoid damage to dryer. the lint compartment.
• Always read and follow manufacturer’s instructions on pack- • Failure to install, maintain, and/or operate this tumble dryer
ages of laundry and cleaning aids. Follow all warnings or pre- according to the manufacturer’s instructions may result in
cautions. To reduce the risk of poisoning or chemical burns, conditions which can produce bodily injury and/or property
keep them out of the reach of children at all times (preferably damage.
in a locked cabinet).
NOTE: The WARNINGS and IMPORTANT SAFETY IN-
• Do not use fabric softeners or products to eliminate static un- STRUCTIONS appearing in this manual are not meant
less recommended by the manufacturer of the fabric softener to cover all possible conditions and situations that may
or product. occur. Observe and be aware of other labels and pre-
• Remove laundry immediately after tumble dryer stops. cautions that are located on the machine. They are in-
• DO NOT operate the tumble dryer if it is smoking, grinding tended to provide instruction for safe use of the ma-
or has missing or broken parts or removed guards or panels. chine. Common sense, caution and care must be exer-
DO NOT tamper with the controls or bypass any safety devi- cised when installing, maintaining, or operating the
ces. tumble dryer.
• Tumble dryer will not operate with the loading door open. DO
Always contact your dealer, distributor, service agent or the man-
NOT bypass the door safety switch to permit the tumble dryer
ufacturer about any problems or conditions you do not under-
to operate with the door open. The tumble dryer will stop ro-
stand.
tating when the door is opened. Do not use the tumble dryer if
it does not stop rotating when the door is opened or starts
tumbling without pressing the START mechanism. Remove
the tumble dryer from use and call for service.
• Tumble dryer will not operate with lint panel open. DO NOT
bypass lint panel door safety switch to permit the tumble dry-
er to operate with the lint panel door open.
• Do not alter this tumble dryer from factory construction ex-
cept as otherwise described in the technical instructions.
• Always clean the lint filter daily. Keep area around the ex-
haust opening and adjacent surrounding area free from the ac-
cumulation of lint, dust and dirt. The interior of the tumble
dryer and the exhaust duct should be cleaned periodically by
qualified service personnel.
• Solvent vapors from dry-cleaning machines create acids when
drawn through the heater of the drying unit. These acids are
corrosive to the tumble dryer as well as the laundry load being
dried. Be sure make-up air is free of solvent vapors.
• At the end of each working day, close off all main supplies of
gas, steam and electricity.
IMPORTANT: For fire suppression equipped tumble
dryers, electricity and water should NOT be turned
off.
• Do not repair or replace any part of the tumble dryer, or at-
tempt any servicing unless specifically recommended in the
user-maintenance instructions or in published user-repair in-
structions that the user understands and has the skills to carry
out. ALWAYS disconnect and lockout the electrical power to
the tumble dryer before servicing. Disconnect power by shut-
ting off appropriate breaker or fuse.
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Specifications and Dimensions

Refer to machine serial plate for additional specifications.
Specifications 120 Series 170 Series 200 Series
Heat dissipation of surface area exposed 60 [681,392] 60 [681,392] 60 [681,392]

to conditioned air: Btu/ft2 [Joules/m2]
Noise level measured during operation 66 dBA 66 dBA 66 dBA
at operator position of 3.3 feet (1 meter)
in front of machine and 5.2 feet (1.6 me-
ters) from floor.
Cylinder Size: Inches [mm] 44 x 41 [1,118 x 1,041] 50.75 x 42.5 [1,289 x 50.75 x 50 [1,289 x 1,270]
1,080]
Cylinder Capacity dry weight: Pounds 120 [55] 170 [77] 200 [90]
[kg]
Standard Packag- Gas and Electric 1,338 [607] 1,667 [756] 1,818 [825]
ing Weight:
Pounds [kg] Steam 1,446 [656] 1,776 [806] 1,885 [855]
Standard Packaging Shipping Dimen- 48.5 x 71.5 x 90 [1,232 x 55.63 x 73.75 x 99 [1,413 55.63 x 81.25 x 99 [1,413
sions: Inch [mm] 1,816 x 2,286] x 1,873 x 2,515] x 2,064 x 2,515]
Slat Crate Packag- Gas and Electric 1,447 [656] 1,791 [812] 1,931 [876]
ing Weight:
Pounds [kg] Steam 1,547 [702] 1,891 [858] 1,998 [906]
Slat Crate Shipping Dimensions: Inch 53 x 74.5 x 90.75 [1,346 x 60.13 x 76.75 x 99.75 60.13 x 84.25 x 101 [1,527
[mm] 1,892 x 2,305] [1,527 x 1,949 x 2,534] x 2,140 x 2,565]
Cylinder Motor: HP [kW] 0.75 [0.560] 0.75 [0.560] 0.75 [0.560]
Fan Motor: HP [kW] 1 [0.746] 3 [2.238] 3 [2.238]
Air Outlet Diameter: Inches [mm] 10 [254] 12 [300] 12 [300]
Maximum Static Back Pressure: W.C.I. 0.8 [2.0, 0.2] 0.8 [2.0, 0.2] 0.8 [2.0, 0.2]
[mbar, kPa]
Maximum Airflow: C.F.M. [L/sec.] 1,600 [755] 2,450 [1,156] 2,450 [1,156]
Gas Models
Net Weight (approximate): Pounds [kg] 1,275 [578] 1,575 [716] 1,741 [790]
Table continues...
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Specifications 120 Series 170 Series 200 Series
Gas Connection Models through 3/10/13: 1 in. NPT 1 in. NPT

3/4 in. NPT
Models Starting 3/11/13: 1
in. NPT
Gas Burner Rating: 270,000 [285, 79.13] 395,000 [417, 115.77] 425,000 [448, 124.56]
Btu/hr. [Mj/hr., kW]
Steam Models
Net Weight (approximate): Pounds [kg] 1,375 [624] 1,675 [761] 1,808 [820]
Steam Connection 3/4 in. NPT inlet 3/4 in. NPT inlet 3/4 in. NPT inlet
3/4 in. NPT outlet 1 in. NPT outlet 1 in. NPT outlet
Steam Coil Rating at 100 psig: 405,000 [183.1] 648,000 [294.2] 648,000 [294.2]
Btu/hr. [kg/hr.] (recommended operating
pressure 80-100 psig)
Electric Models
Net Weight (approximate): Pounds [kg] 1,275 [578] Not Applicable Not Applicable
Heating Element Rating: Kilowatts 60 kW Not Applicable Not Applicable

(kW)
NOTE: All machines are shipped with extra nipple to

convert to metric thread (from Standard).
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120 Series Tumble Dryer Dimensions and Exhaust Outlet Locations

1
W J
I
X
V
G
H
K
U
B
C Z
D
E F
TMB2423N_SVG
1. Top View of Exhaust Duct
Cabinet Dimensions
Models A B C D E
120L/N/E 31.38 in. [797 32.5 in. [826 mm] 46.5 in. [1,181 49.91 in. [1,268 67.92 in. [1,725
mm] mm] mm] mm]
120S 31.38 in. [797 32.5 in. [826 mm] 46.5 in. [1,181 49.91 in. [1,268 67.92 in. [1,725
mm] mm] mm] mm]
Cabinet Dimensions
Models F G H I* J* K*
120L/N/E 46.38 in. [1,178 85.7 in. [2,177 70 in. [1,778 41.6 in. [1,057 43.2 in. [1,097 61.5 in. [1,562
mm] mm] mm] mm] mm] mm]
120S 46.38 in. [1,178 85.58 in. [2,174 70 in. [1,778 41.6 in. [1,057 43.2 in. [1,097 61.5 in. [1,562
* Fire suppression system optional - may not be on machine. Refer to Position and Level the Tumble Dryer to temporarily re-
duce the heights of these models.
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Exhaust Outlet Dimensions and Locations
Models U V W X Y Z
120L/N/E 63.45 in. [1,612 8.44 in. [214 10 in. [254 8.18 in. [208 6.82 in. [173 8.18 in. [208
120S 60.7 in. [1,542 8.44 in. [214 10 in. [254 8.18 in. [208 6.82 in. [173 8.18 in. [208
170 and 200 Series Tumble Dryer Dimensions and Exhaust Outlet Locations
1
X I
W Y G
H
K
B
V
A
C
D
E F
TMB2424N_SVG
1. Top View of Exhaust Duct
Cabinet Dimensions
Models A B C D E
170L/N/S 33.86 in. [860 32.5 in. [ 826 mm] 48.33 in. [1,228 51.75 in. [1,314 68.85 in. [1,749
mm] mm] mm] mm]
200L/N/S 32.1 in. [815 mm] 35.6 in. [ 904 mm] 55.83 in. [1,418 59.25 in. [1,505 76.35 in. [1,939
mm] mm] mm]
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Cabinet Dimensions
Models F G H I* J* K*
170L/N/S 53.12 in. [1,349 94 in. [2,388 75.12 in. [1,908 48.86 in. [1,241 50.45 in. [1,281 62.5 in. [1,588
200L/N/S 53.12 in. [1,349 94 in. [2,388 75.12 in. [1,908 48.86 in. [1,241 50.45 in. [1,281 62.5 in. [1,588
* Fire suppression system optional - may not be on machine. Refer to Position and Level the Tumble Dryer to temporarily re-
duce the heights of these models.
Exhaust Outlet Dimensions and Locations
Models V W X Y
170L/N/S 42.38 in. [1,076 mm] 6.75 in. [171 mm] 12 in. [305 mm] 7 in. [178 mm]
200L/N/S 42.38 in. [1076 mm] 6.75 in. [171 mm] 12 in. [305 mm] 7 in. [178 mm]
Electric and Gas Connection Locations for Gas Models Through 3/10/13
A C A C
A C
B
B D
B D
D
1 2 3
TMB2255N_SVG TMB2382N_SVG
1. 120L/N
2. 170L/N
3. 200L/N
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Electrical Connection Gas Connection
Models A B C D Diameter
120L/N 18.34 in. [466 77.84 in. [1,977 12.5 in. [318 mm] 70.5 in. [1,791 3/4 in. NPT
mm] mm] mm]
170L/N 21 in. [533 mm] 81 in. [2,057 mm] 14.85 in. [377 77.4 in. [1,966 1 in. NPT
mm] mm]
200L/N 21 in. [533 mm] 81 in. [2,057 mm] 13.7 in. [348 mm] 77.4 in. [1,966 1 in. NPT
mm]
Electric and Gas Connection Locations for Gas Models Starting 3/11/13
A C
A C
B D
D B
1 2
TMB2400N_SVG
1. 120L/N
2. 170L/N and 200L/N
Electrical Connection Gas Connection
Models A B C D Diameter
120L/N 18.34 in. [466 77.84 in. [1,977 12.5 in. [318 mm] 70.5 in. [1,791 1 in. NPT
mm] mm] mm]
mm] mm]
mm] mm]
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Electric and Steam Connection Locations for Steam Models Through 3/10/13
A1
A1 C A2
A1 C A2
C A2
B2
B2
B1
B2 B1
F
B1 F E
E F
D E D
D
1 2 3
TMB2401N_SVG TMB2383N_SVG
1. 120S
2. 170S
3. 200S
Steam Inlet
Models Diameter A1 A2 F
120S 3/4 in. NPT 35.875 in. [911 mm] 13.375 in. [340 mm] 82.75 in. [2,102 mm]
170S 3/4 in. NPT 37.625 in. [956 mm] 15.25 in. [387 mm] 88 in. [2,235 mm]
200S 3/4 in. NPT 37.625 in. [956 mm] 15.25 in. [387 mm] 88 in. [2,235 mm]
Steam Outlet
Models Diameter B1 B2 D
170S 1 in. NPT 44.625 in. [1,133 mm] 8.75 in. [222 mm] 71.75 in. [1,822 mm]
200S 1 in. NPT 44.625 in. [1,133 mm] 8.75 in. [222 mm] 71.75 in. [1,822 mm]
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Electrical Connection
Models C E
120S 18.34 in. [466 mm] 77.84 in. [1,977 mm]
170S 21 in. [533 mm] 81 in. [2,057 mm]
200S 21 in. [533 mm] 81 in. [2,057 mm]
Electric and Steam Connection Locations for Steam Models Starting 3/11/13
A1
A1 C A2
C A2
B2
B2 B1
B1 F
E F
D E
D
1 2
TMB2401N_SVG
1. 120S
2. 170S and 200S
Steam Inlet
Models Diameter A1 A2 F
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Steam Outlet
Models Diameter B1 B2 D
170S 1 in. NPT 44.125 in. [1,133 mm] 9 in. [229 mm] 72.125 in. [1,832 mm]
200S 1 in. NPT 44.125 in. [1,133 mm] 9 in. [229 mm] 72.125 in. [1,832 mm]
Electrical Connection
Models C E
120S 18.34 in. [466 mm] 77.84 in. [1,977 mm]
170S 21 in. [533 mm] 81 in. [2,057 mm]
200S 21 in. [533 mm] 81 in. [2,057 mm]
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Electric Connection Location for Electric Models

A
TMB2336N_SVG
Models A B
120E 35.81 in. [910 mm] 85.64 in. [2,175 mm]
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Installation
Installation
Pre-Installation Inspection Materials Required (Obtain Locally)
Upon delivery, visually inspect the crate, carton and parts for any
visible shipping damage. If the crate, carton, or cover is damaged Steam Models One steam shut-off valve for steam service
or signs of possible damage are evident, have the carrier note the line to be connected upstream of solenoid
condition on the shipping papers before the shipping receipt is steam valve.
signed, or advise the carrier of the condition as soon as it is dis- Two steam shut-off valves for each conden-
covered. sate return line.
Remove the crate and protective cover as soon as possible and Flexible steam hoses with a 125 psig
check the items listed on the packing list. Advise the carrier of [pounds per square inch gauge] [862 kPa]
any damaged or missing articles as soon as possible. A written working pressure for connecting steam
claim should be filed with the carrier immediately if articles are coils. Refer to Figure 21 and Figure 22 for
damaged or missing. sizing and connection configurations.
IMPORTANT: Remove the yellow shipping wire tie se- Two steam traps for steam coil outlets to
curing the airflow switch. condensate return line.
IMPORTANT: Warranty is void unless tumble dryer is Optional – Two vacuum breakers for con-
installed according to instructions in this manual. In- densate return lines.
stallation should comply with minimum specifications
and requirements detailed in this manual and applica- IMPORTANT: 3 Phase Only – Each tumble dryer must
ble local gas fitting regulations, municipal building co- be connected to its own individual branch circuit
des, water supply regulations, electrical wiring regula- breaker, not fuses, to avoid the possibility of “single
tions, and any other relevant statutory regulations. Due phasing” and causing premature failure of the mo-
to varied requirements, applicable local codes should tor(s).
be thoroughly understood and all pre-installation work Location Requirements
arranged for accordingly.
The tumble dryer must be installed on a level floor. Floor cover-
Materials Required (Obtain Locally) ing materials such as carpeting or tile should be removed.
To assure compliance, consult local building code requirements.
All Models Circuit breaker on 3 Phase models. The tumble dryer must not be installed or stored in area where it
will be exposed to water and/or weather.
Table continues...
IMPORTANT: DO NOT block the airflow at the rear of
the tumble dryer with laundry or other articles. Doing
so would prevent adequate air supply to the combus-
tion chamber of the tumble dryer.
A typical tumble dryer enclosure is shown in Figure 2 .
IMPORTANT: Install tumble dryers with sufficient clear-
ance for servicing and operation, refer to Figure 2 .
WARNING
To reduce the risk of severe injury, clearance of tum-
ble dryer cabinet from combustible construction
must conform to the minimum clearances, and/or lo-
cal codes and ordinances.
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1 3
4
7
8
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NOTE: Shaded areas indicate adjacent structure.

1. 0 in. [0 mm] minimum, 0.5 in. [13 mm] recommended between machines for removal or installation
2. Allow 2-4 in. [51-100 mm] opening at top of machine to aid in removal or installation. A removable trim piece may be used to
conceal the opening; zero clearance allowed for trim.
3. 4 in. [100 mm] maximum header thickness
4. Minimum clearance permitted for remainder:
120 Gas/Electric 4 in. [101.6 mm]
120 Steam 6 in. [152.4 mm]
170/200 Gas 4 in. [101.6 mm]
170/200 Steam 8 in. [203.2 mm]

5. Guard
6. Provision for make-up air
7. 24 in. [610 mm] minimum, 36 in. [914 mm] recommended for maintenance purposes
8. 0 in. [0 mm] minimum, 0.25 in. [6 mm] recommended for removal or installation purposes
Figure 2
Level the tumble dryer to within 0.13 inch [3.3 mm] from front-
Position and Level the Tumble Dryer to-rear (level on cylinder rib), and side-to-side (level on upper ac-
cess panel top surface). Shim under corners to level and stabilize
The tumble dryer may be moved with or without the skid. To re- unit. Tumble dryer must not rock.
move the skid, unscrew the four shipping bolts, and discard them.
To fit a 170 and 200 tumble dryer (with shipping skid) through a Mounting
8.0 foot [2.4 meters] high door, you must remove the front access
panel. The upper 3.0 inches [76 mm] of the gas heater must also Where local code requires the unit to be securely mounted, use
be removed on 170 gas tumble dryers. Removing the entire gas or the shipping bolt frame holes found on the tumble dryer frame.
steam heater assembly and the shipping skid, will reduce the Use either epoxy 3/8 in. [10 mm] bolts or equivalent 3/8 in. [10
height of the 120 tumble dryer to 70 inches [1,780 mm], and the mm] concrete anchors, such as expandable bolts.
170 and 200 tumble dryer to 75 inches [1,910 mm].
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Fire Suppression System (Optional [138 kPa] minimum, 120 psi [827 kPa] maximum; water tem-
perature 40°F [4.5°C] minimum, 120°F [49°C] maximum
Equipment) must be maintained at all times.
• Electric power to the tumble dryer must be provided at all
WARNING times.
• Perform preventative maintenance checks every month. Refer
ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD. Electrical shock can to Operation/Maintenance Manual.
result in death or serious injury. If the water dispens- NOTE: Water pressure under 20 psi [138 kPa] will
ing system is activated, do not attempt to operate cause low flow at water solenoid valve.
the tumble dryer. If the water dispensing system is
activated, have the tumble dryer inspected by a If the rear of the tumble dryer or the water supply is located in an
qualified agency before operating the tumble dryer. area where it will be exposed to cold/freezing temperatures, pro-
visions must be made to protect these water lines from freezing.
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IMPORTANT: Temperature of the water supply must be
IMPORTANT: Main supplies of electricity and water to kept between 40°F and 120°F [4.5°C and 49°C]. If water
the tumble dryer should remain on at all times for the in the supply line or water solenoid valve freezes, the
fire suppression system to work. fire suppression system will not operate.
IMPORTANT: If temperature sensors inside the tumble
Check Local Codes and Permits dryer register a temperature below 40F° [4.5°C], the fire
suppression system control will lock out. This feature
Call your local water company or the proper municipal authority
protects against operation of the tumble dryer with a
for information regarding local codes.
possible frozen water supply. Only when the tempera-
IMPORTANT: It is your responsibility to have ALL ture sensors register a temperature above 40F° [4.5°C]
plumbing connections made by a qualified professio- will the machine reset for operation.
nal to assure that the plumbing is adequate and con-
IMPORTANT: Flexible supply line/coupling must be
forms to local, state, and federal regulations or codes.
used. Solenoid valve failure due to hard plumbing con-
IMPORTANT: It is the installation or owner’s responsi- nections will void the warranty. It is recommended that
bility to confirm that the necessary or required water, a filter or strainer be installed in the water supply line.
water pressure, pipe size, or connections are provided.
Manufacturer assumes no responsibility if the fire sup- Water Connections
pression system is not connected, installed, or main-
tained properly. Connect machine to a backflow preventer (vacuum breaker) be-
Water Requirements fore connecting to the public water main in all countries where
local regulations require specific water approval certificates.
IMPORTANT: Water must be supplied to the fire sup-
Two hoses and a Y-valve are provided with the tumble dryer to
pression system, or the fire suppression system will
allow for connection of water supply to tumble dryer. The water
not operate as intended.
connections are made to the bushings of the water solenoid valve,
To ensure the fire suppression system operates properly: located on the rear of the tumble dryer. The Y-valve provides a
• Water supply requirements: 3/4 inch hose connections provid- single female hose connection (Standard US 3/4-11 1/2 NH
ing 15 gpm [57 lpm] minimum flow; Water pressure 20 psi thread). Refer to Figure 3 and Figure 4 .
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120 170/200
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1. Fire Suppression System Control Box

2. Water Solenoid Valve
3. Opening for Auxiliary Alarm Cable
Figure 3
To connect the two hoses (supplied with tumble dryer), insert renovated building. Then connect the hoses to the Y-valve; con-
rubber washers (from literature pack) in water inlet hose cou- nect the Y-valve to the connections at the rear of the tumble dry-
plings. Refer to Figure 4 . er.
IMPORTANT: Thread hose couplings onto valve con-
1
nections finger tight, then turn 1/4 turn with pliers. Do
not cross thread or overtighten couplings.
2
5 IMPORTANT: Hoses and other natural rubber parts de-
teriorate after extended use. Hoses may develop
cracks, blisters or material wear from the temperature
4 and constant high pressure they are subjected to. All
3 hoses should be checked on a yearly basis for any visi-
2 ble signs of deterioration. Any hose showing the signs
of deterioration listed above should be replaced imme-
diately. All hoses should be replaced every five years.
TMB2008N_SVG NOTE: Longer inlet hoses are available (as optional
equipment at extra cost) if the hoses supplied with the
1. Lock tumble dryer are not long enough for installation. Order
2. Hose Couplings hoses as follows:
3. Y Valve
Part No. 20617 Inlet hose 8 feet [2.44 m]
4. Inlet Hoses
5. Opening for Auxiliary Alarm Cable Part No. 20618 Inlet hose 10 feet [3.05 m]
NOTE: Replacement outlet hoses are available (at extra
Figure 4 cost). Order 44073302 Hose, 21 in. [53 cm ] for 120 ser-
ies and 44073303, 31 in. [79 cm] for 170 and 200 series.
Connect inlet hoses to water supply. Flush the lines for approxi-
mately two minutes to remove any foreign materials that could
clog the screens in the water mixing valve. This is especially im-
portant when installing a tumble dryer in a newly constructed or
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Electrical Requirements 1 2
WARNING
Electrical power must be provided to tumble dryer at
all times. The fire suppression system will be inoper-
ative if the main electrical power supply is discon-
nected.
W690R1 7 3
No independent external power source or supply connection is

necessary. Power to operate the 24 Volt fire suppression system is
from the rear junction/contactor box.
Auxiliary Alarm
The fire suppression system provides an auxiliary output signal 6
5 4
when the system is activated. During tumble dryer installation,
you have the option to connect a separate alarm system to this TMB1999N_SVG1
auxiliary output. Potential uses of the auxiliary output include, 1. Opening for Auxiliary Alarm Cable
but are not limited to: (1) sounds an alarm, (2) activates a build- 2. Fuse
ing sprinkler system, (3) notifies a fire department, etc. Use of the
3. Auxiliary Alarm Fast-On Connection
auxiliary output is not required for the fire suppression system to
operate, but may be used for additional protection. 4. Test Button
5. Light
The connection to the auxiliary output is made through the FS-1 6. Reset Button
and FS-2 fast-on connections inside the fire suppression control
7. Auxiliary Alarm Fast-On Connection
box. Refer to Figure 5 . The relay is rated for 24 VAC, 5.2 Amp,
sealed current.
Figure 5
NOTE: The auxiliary output is activated during fire sup-
pression system maintenance test sequence. Consider
this fact prior to your system test every three months. Before Placing Tumble Dryer into
(Example: If the external system uses the auxiliary out- Service
put to call the fire department, inform the fire depart-
ment before and after the fire suppression system 1. Remove or open all panels and check accessible bolts, nuts,
maintenance test.) screws, terminals and fittings for tightness.
2. Check belt tension and adjust if necessary. Refer to Adjust-
ments section.
3. Replace all panels and guards.
4. Turn on electrical supply to tumble dryer.
5. Open the supply valve for gas or steam heated tumble dryers.
6. After performing the previous checks, start the tumble dryer
by pressing START. (Refer to the Operating section for de-
tailed instructions.) Release the start button and open the
loading door. The cylinder should stop rotating within seven
seconds after the door is opened a maximum of 2 inches [51
mm]. If it does not, adjust the loading door switch. Refer to
Adjustments section.
7. Gas Tumble Dryers: Start the tumble dryer and check the
burner flame. Adjust the air inlet shutter as required. Refer to
Adjustments section.
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IMPORTANT: The electronic ignition system will at- 10. Wipe out the cylinder using an all-purpose cleaner or deter-
tempt to light the gas by sparking for the “trial for gent and water solution. Refer to Figure 6 .
ignition” period. If gas does not ignite within this IMPORTANT: The use of chlorine bleach for remov-
period, the ignition control will go into a safety lock- ing any discoloration should be avoided because
out and the valve will no longer open until the con- bleach could damage the finish.
trol is reset. It may be necessary to retry several
times to bleed air from the gas lines. To reset, open
and close the loading door and restart tumble dryer.
If lockout condition persists, check that the manual
gas shut-off valve is in the ON position and that the
gas service is properly connected. If condition still
persists, remove tumble dryer from service.
8. Load the cylinder with a full load of clean rags and run to re-
move oil or dirt from cylinder.
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9. Check the airflow switch operation by opening the lint panel;
be sure to remove shipping tape from airflow switch prior to Figure 6
operation. Temporarily tape down the lint panel safety switch
located behind the upper left corner of the lint panel. The
heating systems should shut off when the lint panel is opened
a maximum of 6 inches [152.4 mm].
The airflow switch operation may be affected by shipping tape
still in place, lack of make-up air, or an obstruction in the exhaust
duct. These should be checked. If there is a problem, contact an
authorized service person.
WARNING
Do not operate tumble dryer if airflow switch is
faulty. An explosive gas mixture could collect in
tumble dryer if airflow switch does not operate
properly.
W407R1
Prepurge Time Trial for Ignition Reset Lockout

Models (seconds) (seconds) Condition By:
Models through CE and 18 10 025, 030, 035, 055:

3/10/13 Press reset button on
Australia
rear of machine
T30, T45: Press lighted
reset button in rear
contactor box
All others 1-3 10 Open loading door
Table continues...
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Prepurge Time Trial for Ignition Reset Lockout

Models (seconds) (seconds) Condition By:
Models starting 3/11/13 CE 1 10 For models with EO,

through 12/31/13 RE, RU or UO control
(attempts to ignite 3
suffixes: Press start on
times)
control keypad.
For models with all
other control suffixes:
Press and hold reset
button on junction box
until light goes out.
Models Starting 3/11/13 Non-CE and non-Aus- 1 10 Open loading door

tralian
(attempts to ignite 3
times)
Models starting 3/11/13 Australia 18 10 025, 030, 035, 055:

through 7/31/13 Press reset button on
rear of machine
T30, T45: Press lighted
reset button in rear
contactor box
Models starting 8/1/13 Australia 23 23 For models with EO,

RE, RU or UO control
Models Starting 1/1/14 CE suffixes: Press start on
control keypad.
For models with all
other control suffixes:
Press and hold ignition
control reset button.
If the tumble dryer does not meet ANY of the listed requirements, remove tumble dryer from use. Refer to Removing Tumble Dryer
from Service section.
Required for CE Models Only configuration. Tumble Dryers are supplied from the factory for
operation on Natural Gas 1000 Btu/cu. ft. [8914 kcal/m 3], or L.P.
Once machine is installed, please be sure to complete the follow- Gas 2500 Btu/cu. ft. [22,250 kcal/m 3], with natural gas group
ing items: H/E, designation G20 and L.P. gas group B/ P, designation G30.
• Review and verify machine operation with customer. To install machines in any other country, or on any other gas, re-
quires some level of modification.
• Leave all literature and a signed Declaration of Conformity
with customer. Machines are built in two different configurations:
• Review machine warranty information with customer. • Natural Gas – regulated/governor
• Apply warning sticker on front panel of machine, in language • Liquefied Petroleum (L.P.) Gas – not regulated/no governor
appropriate to country of sale (included in literature packet).
For converting from Natural Gas to L.P. Gas, order 44240401P
L.P. Valve Conversion kit and orifice. Refer to CE Orifices.
Installing CE Gas Drying Tumble Dryer
Serial plates supplied from the factory are configured for
General Information GB/IE/PT/ES/IT/GR/LU/CH/BE. These instructions pertain to
the situations when the country of use or gas supply is different
This information is to be used when installing gas tumble dryers than that on the serial plate. If applicable, peel off the appropriate
in countries and/or on gases different than the machine’s factory
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country sticker (included with machine) and apply it to the serial Table 1 describes the different gases that are available in different
plate over the existing country information. CE countries, and how the machines need to be configured to op-
erate with those gases. In the CE, there are Natural Gas configu-
These instructions are only valid if the following country code is
rations that do not allow for machine regulation and L.P. Gas
on the appliance: GB/IE/PT/ES/IT/GR/LU/CH/BE. If this code is
configurations that must be regulated. For L.P. Gas, third family
not present on the appliance, it is necessary to refer to the techni-
B/P at 50 mbar (5 kPa), order Regulated Natural Gas machines
cal instructions which will provide the necessary information
and convert according to Table 1 .
concerning the modification of the appliance to the condition of
use for the country.
Before installation, check that the local distribution conditions,
nature of gas and pressure, and the adjustment of the appliance
are compatible.
CE Orifices
Supply Manifold Orifice

Pressure Pressure Diam- Orifice
Gas Gas in. wc in. wc Capaci- eter Part
Gas Fam- Grou Desig- [mbar, [mbar, ty/ inch Num- Quanti-
Type ily p nation kPa] kPa] Model [mm] ber ty
Natural Second I2H(E) G20 8/10 [20/25, 3.57 [8.9, 120 0.1695 M402988 3
Gas 2/2.5] 0.89] [4.3]
170 0.1850 M411510 4

[4.7]
200 0.1890 M411372 4

[4.8]
I2L G25 10 [25, 2.5] 5.06 [12.6, 120 0.1695 M411373 3

1.26] [4.3]
170 0.1850 M411510 4

[4.7]
200 0.1890 M411372 4

[4.8]
I2E+ G20 8 [20, 2.0] Unregulated 120 0.1417 M401014 3

[3.6]
170 0.1496 M402997 4

[3.8]
200 0.1520 M401020 4

[3.9]
Table 1 continues...
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Supply Manifold Orifice

Pressure Pressure Diam- Orifice
Gas Gas in. wc in. wc Capaci- eter Part
Gas Fam- Grou Desig- [mbar, [mbar, ty/ inch Num- Quanti-
Type ily p nation kPa] kPa] Model [mm] ber ty
LP Third I3B/P G30 11.25/12 Unregulated 120 0.0980 M406361 3

[28/30, [2.5]
2.8/3.0]
170 0.1200 M401017 3
[3.0]
200 0.1220 70070903 3

[3.1]
G30 14.9/20 12.05 [30, 120 0.0980 M406361 3

[37/50, 3.0] [2.5]
3.7/5.0]
170 0.1200 M401017 3
[3.0]
200 0.1220 70070903 3

[3.1]
I3+ / 3P G30 / 11.25/14.9 Unregulated 120 0.0980 M406361 3

G31 [28/37, [2.5]
2.8/3.7]
170 0.1200 M401017 3
[3.0]
200 0.1220 70070903 3

[3.1]
Table 1
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Properties of CE Gases
Wi Hi Ws Hs d
Wobb Heat-
Wobb Heat- e In- ing
e In- ing dex Value
dex Value (gross (gross
(net) (net) ) )
Gas
Gas De- Gas Btu/ft3 Btu/ft3 Btu/ft3 Btu/ft3
Gas Fami- scrip- Desig- [MJ/m [MJ/m [MJ/m [MJ/m Densi-
Type ly Group tion nation 3] 3] 3] 3] ty
Natural Second I2H,E Not Ap- G20 1226 913 1362 1014 0.555
Gas plicable [45.67] [34.02] [50.72] [37.78]
I2E+ 2H
I2L Not Ap- G25 1004 785 1115 872 0.612

plicable [37.38] [29.25] [41.52] [32.49]
I2E+ 2L
LP Third I3B/P Not Ap- G30 2164 3117 2345 3378 2.075
plicable [80.58] [116.09] [87.33] [125.81]
I3+ Pure Bu-

tane
I3+ Pure Pro- G31 1898 2363 [88] 2063 2568 1.55
pane [70.69] [76.83] [95.65]
I3P LPG with

Propane
Table 2
Changing Gas Configuration WARNING

1. Refer to table in Gas Requirements section to determine
which conversion kit to use. When converting the tumble dryer to a different
gas or pressure, first verify that the supply inlet
2. Determine the necessary conversion operations to convert
pressure is equipped with a pressure regulator
from the factory-supplied configuration to the desired config-
(located ahead of the tumble dryer) that will main-
uration.
tain the gas supply at the inlet pressure specified.
3. Perform the conversions required so the tumble dryer is prop-
erly configured for the desired country and gas. Refer to the W430R1
conversion kit instructions supplied with the kit and the fol-
lowing sections:
• How to Change Burner Orifice Size
• How to Adjust Gas Valve Governor/Regulator
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Specific Conversion Procedures
How to Convert Gas Valve from Regulated to

Unregulated
4 NOTE: Conversion from regulated to unregulated is on-

ly needed when regulated tumble dryers were ordered,
but unregulated tumble dryers were needed.
1. Disconnect electrical power from tumble dryer. Close gas
shut-off valve to tumble dryer. Refer to Figure 7 .
2. Follow instructions in Conversion Kit.
2 Models through Part No. M400763 (two kits
3/10/13 required)
1
3
Models starting Part No. 44240401P
3/11/13
NOTE: These kits do not contain any burner orifi-

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ces.
3. Replace burner orifice(s) as per Table 1 .
1. Gas Shut-Off Valve (Ahead of pressure tap) (Shown in
open position) (Not Supplied) 4. If applicable, peel off the appropriate conversion sticker (in-
cluded with tumble dryer) and apply it to the serial plate over
2. Pressure Tap
the “ADJUSTED FOR ______ GAS: ______” information.
3. Gas Shut-Off Valve (Shown in closed position) (Not Sup-
plied) 5. Commission tumble dryer for use.
4. Specified Local Inlet Pressure
Figure 7
How to Change Burner Orifice Size
1. Disconnect electrical power from tumble dryer. Close gas
shut-off valve to tumble dryer. Refer to Figure 7 .
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3. Connect a “U”-tube manometer (or similar pressure gauge) to

the burner orifice (manifold) pressure tap.
4. Start tumble dryer and note pressure once flame is burning.
Remove regulator cap and adjust regulator screw until the
burner orifice pressure per applicable table is achieved. Re-
place regulator cap. Refer to Figure 8 .
5. Commission tumble dryer for use.
Burner Orifice
1
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5
4 1. Size Stamped on Orifice
3 1
2
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Figure 9
NOTE: For CE gas valves, attach manometer to

end of orifice holder. For non-CE gas valves, at-
tach manometer to the outlet pressure port on the
gas valve.
1. Manometer
2. Pressure Tap
3. Burner Tube Attaching Screws
4. Gas Valve Flange
5. Gas Valve
6. Specified Pressure
Figure 8
2. Remove gas valve:

a. Remove the burner orifice(s) from the spud holder.
b. When converting from Natural Gas to L.P. Gas, the left-
most burner and orifice (viewed from front) must be re-
moved.
c. In place of the removed orifice, a blank orifice (Part No.
M400995) and a Burner Opening Cover (Part No.
M413099) must be installed.
3. Install the new, correct burner orifice(s). Refer to Figure 1.
Torque each to 9 – 10 Nm.
4. Reinstall spud holder assembly to gas valve, making certain
burner orifice(s) are in line with burner tube opening. Refer to
Figure 1.
5. Commission tumble dryer for use.
NOTE: Blank burner orifices are Part No. M400995.
How to Adjust Gas Valve Governor/Regulator
1. Check gas burner orifice (manifold) pressure as follows. Re-
fer to Figure 8 .
2. Remove screw plug from pressure tap.
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Exhaust Requirements
Exhaust Requirements Make-Up Air
A tumble dryer is forced air exhausted and requires provisions for
CAUTION make-up air to replace air exhausted by tumble dryer.
IMPORTANT: Do not obstruct flow of combustion and
Risk of fire. A clothes dryer produces combustible
ventilation air.
lint. Exhaust outdoors. Consult technical instruc-
tions for detailed exhaust specifications.
Required Make-Up Air Opening (to the outside) for
W933 Each Tumble Dryer
WARNING Model Opening
120 Series 360 in.2 [2,300 cm2 ]

To reduce the risk of fire, DO NOT use plastic or thin
foil ducting to exhaust the tumble dryer. 170 Series 525 in.2 [3,400 cm2 ]
W773R1
200 Series 525 in.2 [3,400 cm2 ]
WARNING Make-up air openings with louvers will restrict airflow. The
opening must be increased to compensate for area taken up and
restrictions created by louvers.
To reduce the risk of fire and accumulation of com-
bustible gases, DO NOT exhaust tumble dryer air in- Make-up air openings in rooms containing tumble dryer(s) and/or
to a window well, gas vent, chimney or enclosed, un- gas fired hot water heater or other gravity vented appliances must
ventilated area such as an attic wall, ceiling, crawl be increased sufficiently to prevent downdrafts in any of the
space under a building, or concealed space of a vents when all tumble dryers are in operation. Do not locate grav-
building. ity vented appliances between tumble dryer(s) and make-up air
openings. If it is necessary to duct make-up air to tumble dry-
W059R1
er(s), increase area of duct work by 25% to compensate for re-
strictions in air movement.
Layout
Venting
Whenever possible, install tumble dryers along an outside wall
where duct length can be kept to a minimum, and make-up air
can be easily accessed. Construction must not block the airflow at WARNING
the rear of the tumble dryer. Doing so would prevent adequate air
supply to the tumble dryer combustion chamber. To reduce the risk of fire due to increased static
pressure, we do not recommend installation of in-
line secondary lint filters or lint collectors. If secon-
dary systems are mandated, frequently clean the
system to assure safe operation.
W749
IMPORTANT: Installing in-line filters or lint collectors

will cause increased static pressure. Failure to main-
tain the secondary lint system will decrease tumble
dryer efficiency and may void machine warranty.
For maximum efficiency and minimum lint accumulation, tumble
dryer air must be exhausted to the outdoors by the shortest possi-
ble route.
Proper sized exhaust ducts are essential for proper operation. All
elbows should be sweep type. Exhaust ducts must be assembled
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so the interior surfaces are smooth, so the joints do not permit the NOTE: Exhaust ducts must be constructed of sheet
accumulation of lint. DO NOT use plastic, thin foil or Type B metal or other noncombustible material. Such ducts
flexible ducts - rigid metal ducts are recommended. Use exhaust must be equivalent in strength and corrosion resist-
ducts made of sheet metal or other noncombustible material. DO ance to ducts made of galvanized sheet steel not less
NOT use sheet metal screws or fasteners on exhaust pipe joints than 0.0195 inches [0.495 mm] thick.
which extend into the duct and catch lint. Use of duct tape or
Where the exhaust duct pierces a combustible wall or ceiling, the
pop-rivets on all seams and joints is recommended, if allowed by
opening must be sized per local codes. The space around the duct
local codes.
may be sealed with noncombustible material. Refer to Figure 10 .
Verify that old ducts are thoroughly cleaned out before installing
IMPORTANT: For best performance provide an individ-
new tumble dryer(s).
ual exhaust duct for each tumble dryer. Do not install a
hot water heater in a room containing tumble dryers. It
WARNING is better to have the water heater in a separate room
with a separate air inlet.
Improperly sized or assembled ductwork causes ex-
cess back pressure which results in slow drying, lint
collecting in the duct, lint blowing back into the
room, and increased fire hazard.
W355
3 4
3
2
2 2
1 4
5 1
1 5 4
5
TMB2361N_SVG TMB2362N_SVG TMB2426N_SVG
1. Removable strip of panel in framing wall to permit removal of tumble dryer from framing wall
2. Partition or bulkhead
3. Minimum distance between exhaust opening and roof, ground or other obstruction: 36 in. [914 mm]
4. 2 in. [51 mm] minimum clearance on both sides of duct
5. Exhaust airflow – maximum length of rigid duct 14 ft. [4.3 m] or 7.87 ft. [2.4 m] of flexible metal duct
Figure 10
NOTE: Do not install wire mesh or screen in exhaust NOTE: Locate exhaust far enough away from make-up
duct opening to avoid lint build-up or impacting proper air location to prevent re-introduction.
discharge of air from tumble dryers.
Consult your local building code for regulations which may also
NOTE: Where exhaust duct pierces a combustible wall apply.
or ceiling, the opening must be sized per local codes.
NOTE: Inside of duct must be smooth. Do not use
sheet metal screws to join sections.
37 Part No. 70458101ENR13

Alternate Venting for 120 Series Tumble Dryers

The 120 series tumble dryer is equipped from the factory to exhaust from the top; however, it may be converted to exhaust out the rear
by doing the following (refer to Specifications and Dimensions section):
1. Remove belt guard cover. 5. Attach new exhaust duct to exhaust thimble on rear panel, fol-
2. Remove 10 inch [254 mm] diameter elbow and vertical duct. lowing all requirements in this section.
3. Cut out shape from belt guard cover. Refer to Figure 11 . 6. Replace belt guard cover.
4. Screw octagonal piece over 10 inch [254 mm] diameter open-
ing in top of belt guard.
B
1
T496I_SVG
1. Discard
2. Cover
Figure 11
Individual Venting
Equivalent Length of
For maximum efficiency and performance, it is preferred to ex- Duct Diameter Rigid Straight Duct
haust tumble dryer(s) individually to the outdoors.
10 in. [254 mm] One 90° elbow = 11.6 ft. [3.5
IMPORTANT: At no point may the cross sectional area
m]
of installed venting be less than the cross sectional
area of the exhaust outlet of the tumble dryer. 12 in. [305 mm] One 90° elbow = 14 ft. [4.3
The exhaust duct must be designed so the static back pressure m]
measured 12 inches [305 mm] from the exhaust outlet does not
exceed the maximum allowable pressure specified in the Specifi- 14 in. [356 mm] One 90° elbow = 16 ft. [4.9
cations and Dimensions Table or on the installation sticker on the m]
rear of the tumble dryer.
16 in. [406 mm] One 90° elbow = 18.7 ft. [5.7
NOTE: Static back pressure must be measured with the m]
tumble dryer running.
18 in. [457 mm] One 90° elbow = 21 ft. [6.4
The maximum allowable length venting is 14 feet [4.3 m] and
m]
two 90° elbows or equivalent. If the equivalent length of a duct
required for an installation exceeds the maximum allowable Equivalent Length (meter) = 1.17 x Duct Diameter (mm)
equivalent length, the diameter of a round duct must be increased
by 10% for each additional 20 feet [6.1 m]. Cross section area of Table 3
a rectangular duct must be increased by 20% for each additional
20 feet [6.1 m]. Refer to Table 3 to determine equivalent venting. Example: A 12 inch [305 mm] diameter duct’s equivalent length
of 14 feet [4.3 m] of duct and two 90° elbows is:
Equivalent Length
38 Part No. 70458101ENR13

= 14 ft. [4.3 m] + (2) 90° elbows The vent collector system must be designed so the static back
pressure measured 12 inches [305 mm] from the exhaust outlet
= 14 ft. [4.3 m] + 14 ft. [4.3 m] + 14 ft. [4.3 m]
does not exceed the maximum allowable pressure specified in the
= 42 ft. [12.8 m] Specifications and Dimensions Table or on the installation sticker
on the rear of tumble dryer. Static back pressure must be meas-
With the tumble dryer in operation, airflow at any point in the
ured with all tumble dryers vented into the collector operating.
duct should be at least 1200 feet/min. [366 m/min.] to ensure that
lint remains airborne. If 1200 feet/min. [366 m/min.] cannot be NOTE: Never connect a tumble dryer duct at a 90° an-
maintained, schedule monthly inspections and cleaning of the gle to the collector duct. Refer to Figure 12 . Doing so
ductwork. will cause excessive back pressure, resulting in poor
performance. Never connect two tumble dryer exhaust
NOTE: The maximum length of a flexible metal duct
ducts directly across from each other at the point of
must not exceed 7.9 ft. [2.4 m] as required to meet
entry to the collector duct.
UL2158, clause 7.3.2A.
With the tumble dryer in operation, airflow at any point in the
Manifold Venting duct should be at least 1200 feet/min. [366 m/min.] to ensure that
lint remains airborne. If 1200 feet/min. [366 m/min.] cannot be
While it is preferable to exhaust tumble dryers individually to the maintained, schedule monthly inspections and cleaning of the
outdoors, a main collector duct may be used if it is sized accord- ductwork.
ing to Figure 13 and Figure 14 . This illustration indicates mini-
mum diameters, and should be increased if the collector length
exceeds 14 feet [4.3 m] and two 90° elbows. The diameter of a
round duct must be increased by 10% for each additional 20 feet
[6.1 m]. Cross sectional area of a rectangular or square duct must
be increased 20% for each additional 20 feet [6.1 m]. Refer to
Table 4 to determine equivalent ducting sizing. The collector duct T438i_SVG
may be rectangular or square in cross section, as long as the area
is not reduced. Provisions MUST be made for lint removal and Figure 12
cleaning of the collector duct.
One Manifold Assembly
L K J I H G F
1 E D C B A
2 TMB2403N_SVG
1. Outlet duct diameter = largest duct diameter based on number of tumble dryers
2. 45° typical
Figure 13
39 Part No. 70458101ENR13

Duct Station 120 Series 170/200 Series
A 10 in. [254 mm] 12 in. [305 mm]
B 15 in. [381 mm] 17 in. [432 mm]
C 18 in. [457 mm] 21 in. [533 mm]
D 21 in. [533 mm] 24 in. [610 mm]
E 24 in. [610 mm] 27 in. [686 mm]
F 26 in. [660 mm] 30 in. [762 mm]
G 28 in. [711 mm] 32 in. [813 mm]
H 30 in. [762 mm] 34 in. [864 mm]
I 32 in. [813 mm] 36 in. [914 mm]
J 33 in. [838 mm] 38 in. [965 mm]
K 35 in. [889 mm] 40 in. [1,016 mm]
L 36 in. [914 mm] 42 in. [1,067 mm]
Table 4
NOTE: Table 4 represents tumble dryers with the same NOTE: Duct clean-out recommended every 6 feet [0.18
vent size. If multiple vent sizes are used, consult a lo- m].
cal HVAC specialist.
40 Part No. 70458101ENR13

Two Manifold Assemblies
I J K L L K J I
A A
TMB2018N_SVG
1. Outlet duct diameter = combined largest duct diameter of both sides

2. 45° typical
Figure 14
Refer to Table 4 for measurements for each manifold.
41 Part No. 70458101ENR13

Gas Requirements
Gas Requirements
Gas Requirements Obtain specific gas service pipe size from the gas supplier. Refer
to Table 5 and Table 6 for general pipe size.
The following must be furnished and installed by the customer
WARNING for the gas service line to each tumble dryer. Refer to Figure 15 .
To reduce the risk of fire or explosion, DO NOT CON- • Sediment traps

NECT THE GAS LINE TO THE TUMBLE DRYER IF • Shut-off valves (supplied in literature bag)
THE GAS SERVICE IS NOT THE SAME AS THAT • Supply pressure taps
SPECIFIED ON THE TUMBLE DRYER SERIAL PLATE!
It is important that equal pressure be maintained at all tumble
It will first be necessary to convert the gas burner or-
dryer gas connections. This can be done by installing a 1 inch
ifice and gas valve. Appropriate conversion kits are
[25.4 mm] pipe gas loop to maintain equal pressure at all gas
available.
connections. Refer to Figure 16 .
W060R1
WARNING
WARNING
To reduce the risk of fire or explosion, if the tumble
To reduce the risk of gas leaks, fire or explosion, use dryer is to be connected to Liquefied Petroleum
a new flexible stainless steel connector. (L.P.) gas, a vent to the outdoors must be provided in
the room where the tumble dryer is installed.
W774
W062R1
IMPORTANT: Any product revisions or conversions
must be made by the Manufacturer’s Authorized Deal- NATURAL GAS pressures with all gas appliances running (tum-
ers, Distributors or local service personnel. ble dryers, water heaters, space heaters, furnace, etc.):
IMPORTANT: The tumble dryer must be isolated from

Non-CE
the gas supply piping system by closing its individual
and Non- Australian
manual shut-off valve during any pressure testing of
Australian and Kore- CE Mod-
the gas supply piping system at test pressure equal to
Models an Models els
or less than 0.5 psig [3.45 kPa, 34.5 mbar].
NOTE: For gas valves with a manual shut-off switch on Maximum 10.5 in. w.c. 2.61 kPa 26.1 mbar
the gas valve, the shut-off switch does not protect the
Recommend- 6.5 in. w.c 1.62 kPa 16.2 mbar
valve from this pressure test. Use the individual man-
ed
ual shut-off valve from the gas supply piping system to
protect the gas valve. Minimum 5 in. w.c. 1.13 kPa 12.4 mbar
IMPORTANT: The tumble dryer and its manually operat- An in-line pressure regulator may be required if the line pressure
ed appliance gas valve must be disconnected from the exceeds 10.5 water column inches [26.1 mbar, 2.61 kPa] with all
gas supply piping system during any pressure testing gas appliances running.
of that system at test pressures in excess of 0.5 psig
[3.45 kPa, 34.5 mbar]. LIQUID PETROLEUM GAS (L.P.) pressures with all gas appli-
ances running (tumble dryers, water heaters, space heaters, fur-
IMPORTANT: The installation must comply with local nace, etc.):
codes or, in the absence of local codes:
• with the latest edition of the “National Fuel Gas Non-CE
Code,” ANSI Z223.1/NFPA 54 in the U.S.A. and Non- Australian
• with CAN/CSA-B149.1 Natural Gas and Propane In- Australian and Kore- CE Mod-
stallation Code in Canada Models an Models els
• In Australia and New Zealand , installation must
comply with the Gas Installations Standard AS/NZS Maximum 13 in. w.c. 3.23 kPa 32.3 mbar
5601 Part 1: General Installations.
Table continues...
42 Part No. 70458101ENR13

Gas Requirements
Non-CE WARNING
and Non- Australian
Australian and Kore- CE Mod- Check all pipe connections, internal and external, for
Models an Models els gas leaks using a non-corrosive leak detection fluid.
To reduce the risk of explosion or fire, DO NOT USE
Recommend- 11 in. w.c. 2.74 kPa 27.4 mbar AN OPEN FLAME TO CHECK FOR GAS LEAKS! Gas
ed connections should be checked twice a year for leak-
Minimum 10 in. w.c. 2.49 kPa 24.9 mbar age.
W635
For converting Non-CE models from Natural Gas to L.P. Gas:
Date
Model Hertz Range Part No.
120 60 Through M4577P3 1 2

2/14/11
120 60 Starting M4578P3

3
2/15/11
120 50 Through M4973P3 6 4

2/14/11
120 50 Starting M4975P3 5

2/15/11 TMB2404N_SVG
170 60 - M4592P3 1. Gas Line to Tumble Dryer

170 50 - M4974P3 2. Gas Supply Piping System
3. Gas "T" Fitting
200 50 and 60 - 44257701
4. 3 in. [76 mm] Minimum Gas Pipe
CE GASES refer to Installing CE Gas Drying Tumble Dryers 5. Gas Pipe Cap
section, the above data does not apply to the CE. 6. Sediment Trap
Turn on gas and check all pipe connections (internal and external)
for gas leaks with a non-corrosive leak detection fluid. Purge air Figure 15
in gas service line by operating the tumble dryers in the drying
mode. If burner does not light and unit goes into lockout, open
and close the door and restart. Repeat these steps until burner ig-
nites. Use pipe compound, resistant to actions of L.P. gas, on all
pipe threads.
43 Part No. 70458101ENR13

Gas Requirements
Gas Supply Pipe Sizing and Looping

1
11 12
9 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
M 5
8
6
7
TMB2126N_SVG
1. Gas furnace [120,000 Btu/hr. [127 Mj/hr., 35 kW]]

2. Gas water heaters [400,000 Btu/hr. [422 Mj/hr., 117 kW] each]
3. Gas space heaters [70,000 Btu/hr. [79 Mj/hr., 21 kW] each]
4. Sediment traps, supply pressure taps and shut-off valves. Refer to Figure 15 .
5. 1 in. [25 mm] gas pipe loop
6. 19 ft. [5.8 m]
7. Minimum Pipe Size is 3/4 NPT for 120 Series Gas, 1 NPT for 170 and 200 Series Gas
8. 25 ft. [7.6 m]
9. Main regulator
10. Gas meter
11. Pressure regulator (if required)
12. 120 series tumble dryers = 270,000 Btu/hr. [285 Mj/hr.,79 kW] each; 170 series tumble dryers = 395,000 Btu/hr. [417 Mj/hr.,
116 kW] each; 200 series tumble dryers = 425,000 Btu/hr. [448 Mj/hr., 125 kW] each
Figure 16
SAMPLE CALCULATIONS:
Equivalent length = Total length of main gas supply pipe to
the far end of the tumble dryers.
= 25 ft. + 19 ft. [7.6 m + 5.8 m] gas supply pipe
= 44 ft. [13.4 m] Total Gas Line
Total Btu/hr. = The sum of the Btu/hr. of all 120 series tumble
dryers being fed by the main gas supply pipe.
= 9 x 270,000 [285, 79]
= 2,430,000 Btu/hr. [2,564 Mj/hr., 712 kW]
Using Table 5 , the main supply pipe diameter should be 3 NPT.
IMPORTANT: Gas loop piping must be installed as il-
lustrated to equalize gas pressure for all tumble dryers
connected to single gas service. Other gas using appli-
ances should be connected upstream from loop.
44 Part No. 70458101ENR13

Gas Requirements
Low Pressure Gas Pipe Sizes

NOTE: Sizing calculations based on National Fuel Gas
Code.
Gas Pipe Size Required for 1000 BTU Natural Gas (Standard Conditions) at Upstream Pressure— 7.0 ± 1.5
inches water column pressure [17.4 ± 4.0 mbar, 1.74 ± 0.37 kPa]
Equivalent Length
25 feet [7.6 50 feet 75 feet 100 feet [30 125 feet [38 150 feet [46
m] [15.2 m] [22.9 m] m] m] m]
Gas Appli-
Based on 0.3 inches Water Column Pressure Drop for Length Given
ances Total
BTU/hr. Sizes shown in Gas Pipe Nominal Size (NPT)
100,000 3/4 3/4 3/4 1 1 1
120,000 3/4 3/4 1 1 1 1
140,000 3/4 1 1 1 1 1
160,000 3/4 1 1 1 1-1/4 1-1/4
180,000 3/4 1 1 1-1/4 1-1/4 1-1/4
200,000 1 1 1 1-1/4 1-1/4 1-1/4
300,000 1 1-1/4 1-1/4 1-1/4 1-1/2 1-1/2
400,000 1-1/4 1-1/4 1-1/2 1-1/2 1-1/2 1-1/2
500,000 1-1/4 1-1/2 1-1/2 1-1/2 1-1/2 2
600,000 1-1/4 1-1/2 1-1/2 2 2 2
700,000 1-1/2 1-1/2 2 2 2 2
800,000 1-1/2 1-1/2 2 2 2 2
900,000 1-1/2 2 2 2 2 2-1/2
1,000,000 1-1/2 2 2 2 2-1/2 2-1/2
1,100,000 1-1/2 2 2 2 2-1/2 2-1/2
1,200,000 1-1/2 2 2 2-1/2 2-1/2 2-1/2
1,300,000 2 2 2-1/2 2-1/2 2-1/2 2-1/2
1,400,000 2 2 2-1/2 2-1/2 2-1/2 2-1/2
1,500,000 2 2 2-1/2 2-1/2 2-1/2 2-1/2
1,600,000 2 2 2-1/2 2-1/2 2-1/2 3
45 Part No. 70458101ENR13

Gas Requirements
Gas Pipe Size Required for 1000 BTU Natural Gas (Standard Conditions) at Upstream Pressure— 7.0 ± 1.5
inches water column pressure [17.4 ± 4.0 mbar, 1.74 ± 0.37 kPa]
Equivalent Length
m] [15.2 m] [22.9 m] m] m] m]
Gas Appli-
Based on 0.3 inches Water Column Pressure Drop for Length Given
ances Total
1,700,000 2 2-1/2 2-1/2 2-1/2 3 3
1,800,000 2 2-1/2 2-1/2 2-1/2 3 3
1,900,000 2 2-1/2 2-1/2 3 3 3
2,000,000 2 2-1/2 2-1/2 3 3 3
2,200,000 2 2-1/2 3 3 3 3
2,400,000 2-1/2 2-1/2 3 3 3 3-1/2
2,600,000 2-1/2 2-1/2 3 3 3-1/2 3-1/2
2,800,000 2-1/2 3 3 3 3-1/2 3-1/2
3,000,000 2-1/2 3 3 3-1/2 3-1/2 3-1/2
For L.P. Gas, correct the total Btu/hr by multiplying it by 0.6. The answer is the equivalent Btu on the above chart.
Table 5
46 Part No. 70458101ENR13

Gas Requirements
High Pressure Gas Pipe Sizes

NOTE: Sizing calculations based on National Fuel Gas IMPORTANT: A high pressure regulator is required.
Code.
Gas Pipe Size Required for 1000 BTU Natural Gas (Standard Conditions) at Upstream Pressure — 2.0 ± 0.4
PSI [138 ± 28 mbar, 13.7 ± 2.7 kPa]
Equivalent Length
m] [15.2 m] [22.9 m] m] m] m]
Gas Appli-
Based on 1 PSI Pressure Drop for Length Given
ances Total
100,000 1/2 1/2 1/2 1/2 1/2 1/2
120,000 1/2 1/2 1/2 1/2 1/2 1/2
140,000 1/2 1/2 1/2 1/2 1/2 1/2
160,000 1/2 1/2 1/2 1/2 1/2 1/2
180,000 1/2 1/2 1/2 1/2 1/2 1/2
200,000 1/2 1/2 1/2 1/2 1/2 1/2
300,000 1/2 1/2 1/2 1/2 1/2 3/4
400,000 1/2 1/2 1/2 1/2 1/2 3/4
500,000 1/2 1/2 1/2 3/4 3/4 3/4
600,000 1/2 1/2 3/4 3/4 3/4 3/4
700,000 1/2 3/4 3/4 3/4 3/4 1
800,000 1/2 3/4 3/4 3/4 3/4 1
900,000 1/2 3/4 3/4 3/4 3/4 1
1,000,000 3/4 3/4 3/4 3/4 1 1
1,100,000 3/4 3/4 3/4 3/4 1 1
1,200,000 3/4 3/4 3/4 1 1 1
1,300,000 3/4 3/4 3/4 1 1 1-1/4
1,400,000 3/4 3/4 1 1 1 1-1/2
1,500,000 3/4 3/4 1 1 1 1-1/4
1,600,000 3/4 3/4 1 1 1 1-1/4
47 Part No. 70458101ENR13

Gas Requirements
Gas Pipe Size Required for 1000 BTU Natural Gas (Standard Conditions) at Upstream Pressure — 2.0 ± 0.4
PSI [138 ± 28 mbar, 13.7 ± 2.7 kPa]
Equivalent Length
m] [15.2 m] [22.9 m] m] m] m]
Gas Appli-
Based on 1 PSI Pressure Drop for Length Given
ances Total
1,700,000 3/4 1 1 1 1 1-1/4
1,800,000 3/4 1 1 1 1 1-1/4
1,900,000 3/4 1 1 1 1 1-1/4
2,000,000 3/4 1 1 1 1-1/4 1-1/4
2,200,000 3/4 1 1 1-1/4 1-1/4 1-1/4
2,400,000 1 1 1 1-1/4 1-1/4 1-1/2
2,600,000 1 1 1-1/4 1-1/4 1-1/4 1-1/2
2,800,000 1 1 1-1/4 1-1/4 1-1/4 1-1/2
3,000,000 1 1 1-1/4 1-1/4 1-1/4 1-1/2
For L.P. Gas, correct the total Btu/hr by multiplying it by 0.6. The answer is the equivalent Btu on the above chart.
Table 6
48 Part No. 70458101ENR13

Gas Requirements
High Altitude Orifice Sizing

For proper operation at altitudes above 2000 feet [610 meters], For IEC models, consult local gas supplier.
the gas orifice size must be reduced to ensure complete combus-
tion. Refer to Table 7 .
New
Altitude Orifice Rate
inches Qua Btu/hr.*

Model Gas feet [m] No. [mm] ntity Part No. [Mj/hr.]
120L/N Natural Gas 2,001 – 4,000 [610 – 19 0.1660 [4.22] 3 M402995 248,400
1,220] [262.08]
4,001 – 6,000 [1,221 – 21 0.1590 [4.04] M402992 226,800

1,830] [239.29]
6,001 – 8,000 [1,831 – 23 0.1540 [3.91] M401020 205,200

2,440] [216.50]
8,001 – 10,000 [2,441 26 0.1470 [3.73] M401000 183,600

– 3,050] [193.71]
L.P. Gas 2,001 – 4,000 [610 – 37 0.1040 [2.64] M401024 248,400

1,220] [262.08]
4,001 – 6,000 [1,221 – 38 0.1015 [2.58] M411376 226,800

1,830] [239.29]
6,001 – 8,000 [1,831 – 40 0.0980 [2.49] M406361 205,200

2,440] [216.50]
8,001 – 10,000 [2,441 42 0.0935 [2.37] M403017 183,600

– 3,050] [193.71]
49 Part No. 70458101ENR13

Gas Requirements
New
inches Qua Btu/hr.*

170L/N Natural Gas 2,001 – 4,000 [610 – 16 0.1770 [4.50] 4 M411373 363,400
1,220] [383.41]
4,001 – 6,000 [1,221 – 18 0.1695 [4.31] M402988 331,800

1,830] [350.07]
6,001 – 8,000 [1,831 – 19 0.1660 [4.22] M402995 300,200

2,440] [316.73]
8,001 – 10,000 [2,441 22 0.1570 [3.99] M402996 268,600

– 3,050] [283.39]
L.P. Gas 2,001 – 4,000 [610 – 1/8 0.1250 [3.18] 3 M402489 363,400
1,220 ] [383.41]
4,001 – 6,000 [1,221 – --- 0.1200 [3.05] 70070903 331,800

1,830] [350.07]
6,001 – 8,000 [1,831 – 32 0.1160 [2.95] M402444 300,200

2,440] [316.73]
8,001 – 10,000 [2,441 34 0.1110 [2.82] M411512 268,600

– 3,050] [283.39]
200L/N Natural Gas 2,001 – 4,000 [610 – 13 0.1850 [4.70] 4 M411510 391,000
1,220] [412.53]
4,001 – 6,000 [1,221 – 15 0.1800 [4.57] M411511 357,000

1,830] [376.65]
6,001 – 8,000 [1,831 – 17 0.1730 [4.39] M411374 323,000

2,440] [340.78]
8,001 – 10,000 [2,441 19 0.1660 [4.22] M402995 289,000

– 3,050] [304.91]
L.P. Gas 2,001 – 4,000 [610 – 30 0.1285 [3.26] 3 M401021 391,000

1,220] [412.53]
4,001 – 6,000 [1,221 – 1/8 0.1250 [3.18] M402489 357,000

1,830] [376.65]
6,001 – 8,000 [1,831 – --- 0.1200 [3.05] 70070903 323,000

2,440] [340.78]
8,001 – 10,000 [2,441 32 0.1160 [2.95] M402444 289,000

– 3,050] [304.91]
50 Part No. 70458101ENR13

Gas Requirements
New
inches Qua Btu/hr.*

*Btu/hr. derate of 4% per 1,000 ft. [305 m] of altitude.
Table 7
51 Part No. 70458101ENR13

Electrical Requirements
Electrical Requirements IMPORTANT: Electrical connections must be made by a
qualified electrician using data on serial plate, installa-
tion manuals and wiring diagram provided with tumble
WARNING dryer and according to local codes. Install a circuit
breaker as close to the tumble dryer as possible. If
more than one tumble dryer is being installed, a circuit
breaker must be provided for each.
• To reduce the risk of electric shock, disconnect
this appliance from the power supply before at- NOTE: Connect tumble dryer to an individual branch
tempting any user maintenance other than clean- circuit not shared with lighting or other equipment.
ing the lint trap for dryers. Turning the controls to
NOTE: 3 Phase Tumble Dryers Only - Do not use fuses
the OFF position does not disconnect this appli-
to avoid the possibility of “single phasing” and caus-
ance from the power supply.
ing premature failure of the motors.
• To reduce the risk of fire and electric shock,
check with a qualified service person for proper
grounding procedures. Improper connection of WARNING
the equipment grounding conductor may result in
a risk of electric shock. In case of servicing (or putting the tumble dryer out
• Certain internal parts are intentionally not of order), disconnect the tumble dryer from the main
grounded and may present a risk of electric supply by switching off the circuit breaker.
shock only during servicing. Service Personnel - W796
Do not contact the following parts while the appli-
ance is energized: Input/Output Board and Varia-
ble Frequency Drive, including the heat sinks. Wiring Diagram
• This appliance shall be installed in accordance
with the rules in force, and dryers used only in a NOTE: Wiring diagram location: inside electrical box.
sufficiently ventilated space. Consult technical in- The wiring diagram part number is in the lower portion of the
struction before installation and use of this appli- electrical data on the serial plate.
ance.
W935 Grounding Instructions
NOTE: To ensure protection against shock, this tumble
CAUTION dryer MUST be electrically grounded in accordance
with the local codes, or in the absence of local codes,
To reduce the risk of injury or component failure, if with the latest edition of the National Electrical Code
electrical supply is coming from a three phase serv- ANSI/NFPA No. 70. In Canada the electrical connec-
ice, DO NOT connect a "High Leg" or "Stinger Leg" tions are to be made in accordance with CSA C22.1 lat-
to a single phase machine. On a three phase ma- est edition Canadian Electrical Code, or local codes.
chine, if there is a "High Leg" or "Stinger Leg" it Electrical work should be done by a qualified electri-
should be connected to L3. cian.
W938 This tumble dryer must be grounded. In the event of malfunction
or breakdown, grounding will reduce the risk of electric shock by
providing a path of least resistance for electric current. This tum-
WARNING ble dryer must be connected to a grounded metal, permanent wir-
ing system; or an equipment grounding conductor must be run
The appliance must not be supplied through an ex- with the circuit conductors and connected to the appropriate
ternal switching device, such as a timer, or connect- ground location.
ed to a circuit that is regularly switched on and off
by a utility. • Metal conduit and/or BX cable is not considered ground.
• Connecting the Neutral from the electrical service box to the
W943 tumble dryer ground screw does not constitute a ground.
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• A dedicated ground conduit (wire) must be connected be-

tween the electrical service box ground bar and tumble dryer For CE Models Only
ground screw. All models are factory-equipped with an emergency stop button
on the front panel.
WARNING NOTE: Activation of the emergency stop switch stops
all machine control circuit functions, but DOES NOT re-
To reduce the risk of electrical shock, de-energize move all electrical power from machine.
the electrical circuit being connected to the tumble
dryer before making any electrical connections. All
electrical connections should be made by a qualified
electrician. Never attempt to connect a live circuit.
W409R1
CAUTION
Label all wires prior to disconnection when servicing
controls. Wiring errors can cause improper and dan-
gerous operation. Verify proper operation after serv-
icing.
W071
Service/Ground Location
Ground and Terminal Block Locations for Non-CE Gas and Steam Models
TMB2269N_SVG
1. Junction Box
2. Terminal Block
3. Earth/Ground
4. Electrical Service
Figure 17
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Ground and Terminal Block Locations for CE Gas and Steam Models
4 1
TMB2247N_SVG
1. Earth/Ground
2. Junction Box
3. Terminal Block
4. Power Disconnect (Models Through 7/31/11)
Figure 18
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Ground and Terminal Block Locations for Electric Models

2 3
1
4 TMB2337N_SVG
1. Terminal Block
2. Earth/Ground
4. Contactor Box
Figure 19
L3 in the tumble dryer. The cylinder must rotate clockwise

To Connect Electrical Service To The and the fan must rotate counterclockwise (as viewed from the
Tumble Dryer front of the tumble dryer – with selector switch in non-reverse
position). If not, interchange leads L1 and L2 in the tumble
NOTE: The wiring diagram is located in the junction dryer connection box.
box.
1. Install a circuit breaker as close to the tumble dryer as possi-
Jumper Configuration Instructions
ble. If more than one tumble dryer is being installed, a discon- Changing the transformer configuration jumper is required, PRI-
nect switch or circuit breaker should be provided for each. OR TO SUPPLYING POWER TO THE MACHINE, if any of the
This will make it possible to disconnect each tumble dryer for following apply:
maintenance purposes.
2. Connect the conduit-encased leads to the disconnect switch, IMPORTANT: Failure to install the proper configuration
or circuit breaker. Connect the wire leads to the appropriate jumper may result in damage to sensitive electronic
labeled terminal on the terminal block. The ground wire must controls and may void warranty.
be connected to the ground connection as shown in Figure • You have 400 – 415 Volt service and are connecting a model
17 , Figure 18 or Figure 19 . rated for 380 Volt operation.
3. Check the electrical service phase sequence (three phase on-
ly). If one of the power leads is a “high leg,” connect it to lead
Ferrite Ring Installation
Gas and Steam Models with RM Control Suffix Only (Models Through 7/31/11)
The ferrite ring provided in the literature packet must be installed over the power leads during connection of electrical service. The
ferrite protects the sensitive electronic controls from destructive electrical disturbances which may be present on power lines to the
machine. Failure to properly install the ferrite ring may result in damage to the electronic controls and will void control warranty.
To install: 1. Immediately after connection of power leads and before ap-
plying power to machine, locate each of the incoming service
leads including ground.
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2. Snap the ferrite ring closed over all the service leads inside of sure that service leads are in the center of the ferrite before
the contactor box as shown. It is important that the ferrite ring closing the ring so as not to pinch or damage leads.
be installed inside the contactor box. Refer to Figure 20 . Do
not install the ferrite outside of the box or other area. Make
56 Part No. 70458101ENR13

Non-CE Models
TMB2270N_SVG
CE Models
TMB2271N_SVG
1. Ferrite Ring
2. Junction Box
3. Models Through 7/31/11
Figure 20
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Electrical Specifications
NOTE: Minimum wire sizes are obtained from Canadian NOTE: Use copper conductors only.
Electrical Code and are intended for use as a guideline
NOTE: Connect to individual branch circuit.
only. Electrical connections should be made only by a
qualified electrical contractor in accordance with all ap- NOTE: 3 Phase Only – Each tumble dryer must be con-
plicable local and national requirements. nected to its own individual branch circuit breaker, not
fuses, to avoid the possibility of “single phasing” and
NOTE: Electrical specifications below are subject to
causing premature failure of the motor(s).
change without notice. Always refer to product serial
plate for most current specifications of product being
installed.
120 Series Gas and Steam Tumble Dryer Models
Terminal Block Recommended

Serial Plate Rat- Connections Re- Rated Current* Wire Size AWG
ing quired (amps) Breaker Rating [mm²]
200-208/240V/ L1,L2,L3 and ground 7.7 15A - 3 pole 14 [2.5]

60Hz/3ph
230V/50Hz/3ph L1,L2,L3 and ground 7.3 15A - 3 pole 14 [2.5]
380V/50 or 60Hz/3ph L1,L2,L3 and ground 4.1 10A - 3 pole 14 [2.5]
400-415V/50Hz/3ph L1,L2,L3 and ground 3.8 10A - 3 pole 14 [2.5]
* Current ratings vary slightly depending on model; refer to serial plate.
120 Series Electric Tumble Dryer Models

240V/60Hz/3ph L1,L2,L3 and ground 152 175A - 3 pole 3/0 [95]
380V/50 or 60Hz/3ph L1,L2,L3 and ground 94.5 125A - 3 pole 1 [35]
400-415V/50Hz/3ph L1,L2,L3 and ground 87 125A - 3 pole 1 [35]
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170 Series Tumble Dryer Models

200-208/240V/ L1,L2,L3 and ground 13.5 20A - 3 pole 12 [4]

60Hz/3ph
380V/50 or 60Hz/3ph L1,L2,L3 and ground 6.9 15A - 3 pole 14 [2.5]
200 Series Tumble Dryer Models

200-208/240V/ L1, L2, L3 and ground 14 20A - 3 pole 12 [ 4]

60Hz/3ph
380V/50Hz/3ph L1, L2, L3 and ground 8 15A - 3 pole 14 [2.5]
400-415V/50Hz/3ph L1, L2, L3 and ground 8 15A - 3 pole 14 [2.5]
440V/60Hz/3ph L1, L2, L3 and ground 7 15A - 3 pole 14 [2.5]
460-480V/60Hz/3ph L1, L2, L3 and ground 7 15A - 3 pole 14 [2.5]
59 Part No. 70458101ENR13

Steam Requirements
Steam Requirements
Steam Requirements
drain condensate from the low point in the steam header to the
WARNING return.
• In both steam supply and steam return line, it is recommended
This appliance does not contain inherent pressure that each have a pipe union and shut-off valve. This will ena-
relief. A pressure relief valve rated for a maximum of ble you to disconnect the steam connections and service the
125 psi shall be provided by the steam source. tumble dryer while your laundry facility is in operation.
W942
• Connect the steam solenoid valve to the related steam coil in-
let connection with nipples, flex hoses, unions and tees.
NOTE: Steam valve and required adapter are located in • Strainers may require cleaning due to materials from hoses or
cylinder or lint compartment. pipes.
NOTE: Machines require a constant 80 to 100 psig [5.3 • Install vacuum breaker (optional), bucket trap with built-in
to 6.9 bar] steam service for optimum operation. The strainer and check valve. For successful operation of tumble
maximum allowable steam pressure is 125 psig [8.6 dryer, install trap 18 inches [460 mm] below coil and as near
bar]. In no case may the pressure exceed the above to the tumble dryer as possible. Inspect trap carefully for inlet
value. and outlet markings and install according to trap manufactur-
er's instructions. If steam is gravity returned to boiler, omit
Obtain specific steam service pipe sizes from steam system sup- trap but install vacuum breaker and check valve in return line
plier or a qualified steam fitter. near tumble dryer. Gravity return requires entire return
• Refer to Figure 21 and Figure 22 for proper steam pipe con- plumbing be below steam coil outlets.
figurations. • Install union and shut-off valve in return line and make final
• To prevent condensate draining from headers to tumble dryer, pipe connections to return header.
piping should have a minimum 12 inch [300 mm] rise above NOTE: To prevent water hammering, route return
respective header. Do not make steam connection to header lines below outlets of steam coils.
with a horizontal or downward facing tee or elbow. NOTE: Steam inlet lines of each dryer should be
• Whenever possible, horizontal runs of steam lines must drain, trapped to keep line condensation from going into
by gravity, to respective steam header. Water pockets, or an steam coils.
improperly drained steam header will provide wet steam,
causing improper operation of tumble dryer. If pockets or im- NOTE: IEC machines are shipped with BSPT adapt-
proper drainage cannot be eliminated, install a bypass trap to ers in the lint compartment.
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Steam Requirements
120 Series Tumble Dryers
11
12
6
4
13
10
5
9
8
6
TMB2014N_SVG
NOTE: Refer to Table 8 for sizing of steam lines. Piping must also be sized accordingly for length of runs and
number of elbows.
1. Supply
2. 12 in. [300 mm] Riser
3. Shut-Off Valve
4. Condensate Return Line from Supply Line
5. Return
6. Check Valve
7. Vacuum Breaker (Optional)
8. 18 in. [460 mm] Drop
9. Solenoid Valve (Supplied with machine)
10. Steam Bonnet
11. Flexible Line
12. Union
13. Trap with Built-In Strainer
Figure 21
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Steam Requirements
Steam Trap Size* Pounds Con-

densate/Hour [Kilograms Con-
Steam Pressure PSI [bar] Minimum Supply Pipe Diameter densate/Hour]
80-100 [5.3-6.9] 1 NPT 345 [156]
*Based on 6.9 bar.
Table 8
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Steam Requirements
170 and 200 Series Tumble Dryers

1
12
10
7
3 11
6
5
2
4
9 TMB2024N_SVG
NOTE: Refer to Table 9 for sizing of steam lines. Piping must also be sized accordingly for length of runs and
number of elbows.
1. Risers 12 in. [300 mm]
2. Shut-Off Valve
3. Check Valve
4. Vacuum Breaker (optional)
5. Condensate Return Line from Supply Line
6. Drop 18 in. [460 mm]
7. Steam Bonnet
8. Solenoid Valve (Supplied with machine)
9. Union
10. Trap with Built-In Strainer
11. Return
12. Supply
Figure 22
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Steam Requirements
Steam Trap Size*

Pounds Condensate/Hour [Kilo-
Steam Pressure PSI [ bar] Minimum Supply Pipe Diameter grams Condensate/Hour]
80-100 [5.3-6.9] 1-1/4 NPT 517 [235]
* Based on 6.9 bar.
Table 9
6. For steam solenoid valve wiring connections, refer to Wiring

Piping Recommendations Diagram supplied with tumble dryer.
• Trap each steam coil individually. Always keep the trap clean Thermal Oil Prep
and in good working condition.
• When tumble dryer is on the end of a line of equipment, ex- It is the responsibility of the customer to install appropriate coil
tend header at least 4 feet [1.2 m] beyond tumble dryer. Install and heating system for thermal oil prep models. The manufactur-
shut-off valve, union, check valve and bypass trap at end of er is not responsible for the performance or safety of the custom-
line. If gravity return to boiler, omit trap. er installed thermal oil system. To ensure proper operation, refer
• Insulate steam supply and return lines for safety of operator to the Specifications and Dimensions section for the Btu input of
and safety while servicing tumble dryer. equivalent steam models. Thermal oil systems that do not deliver
appropriate Btus will dry slower. For solenoid valve wiring con-
nections, refer to the Wiring Diagram supplied with tumble dryer.
WARNING
All system components must have a 125 psig [8.6
bar] working pressure. Shut-off valves must be in-
stalled upstream of the steam solenoid valve and
downstream of each steam trap so components can
be isolated for maintenance or emergency purposes.
All components (solenoid valve, traps) must be sup-
ported to minimize loads on the tumble dryer steam
coil connections.
W701R1
Installing Steam Trap and Making

Condensate Return Connections
The steam trap must be installed and the coil outlet connections
must be connected to the condensate return lines. The following
steps outline the procedure for installing the steam trap and con-
necting the condensate return lines. Refer to Figure 21 and Fig-
ure 22 for typical installations.
1. Use flexible lines between steam inlet solenoid and steam
coils, as well as outlet between steam coil and traps.
2. If necessary, install a strainer at the end of each flexible hose.
3. Install a steam trap to each strainer.
IMPORTANT: Steam trap must be installed a mini-
mum of 18 inches [460 mm] below the steam coil
outlet connections.
4. Install a shut-off valve to each steam trap.
5. Connect to the condensate return lines.
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Operating Instructions
Hướng dẫn vận hành

Hướng dẫn vận hành LƯU Ý: Kích hoạt nút dừng khẩn cấp sẽ dừng
tất cả các chức năng mạch điều khiển của máy,
nhưng KHÔNG loại bỏ tất cả nguồn điện khỏi
CẢNH BÁO máy.
Để giảm nguy cơ hỏa hoạn: Hướng dẫn vận hành

•KHÔNG SẤY các sản phẩm có chứa cao su xốp
hoặc các vật liệu có kết cấu tương tự cao su
• KHÔNG SẤY nhựa,bất cứ thứ gì có chứa sáp hoặc
CẢNH BÁO
hóa chất như giẻ lau và khăn lau, hoặc bất cứ thứ gì
Để giảm nguy cơ hỏa hoạn, điện giật hoặc thương
được giặt khô tại nhà bằng dung dịch tẩy khô.
tích cho người, hãy đọc HƯỚNG DẪN AN TOÀN
•KHÔNG SẤY rèm cửa và màn cửa bằng sợi thủy
QUAN TRỌNG trước khi vận hành thiết bị này.
tinh trừ khi nhãn cho biết có thể được thực hiện.
Nếu chúng khô, lau sạch ống xi lanh bằng vải ẩm để W727
loại bỏ các hạt sợi thủy tinh. QUAN TRỌNG: Thiết bị này không được sử dụng để
W076 làm khô dung môi hoặc dung dịch tẩy khô.
1.Làm sạch tấm xơ vải/ ngăn
a. Loại bỏ bất kỳ xơ vải tích tụ từ tấm và ngăn vải lanh.
CẢNH BÁO b. Đóng bảng chặt với khung máy sấy quần áo và khóa an
toàn, nếu có.
Để giảm nguy cơ chấn thương , cho xi lanh dừng lại
QUAN TRỌNG: Làm sạch tấm và ngăn xơ vải hàng
trước khi làm sạch tấm xơ vải.
ngày. Việc không làm sạch tấm xơ vải hàng ngày sẽ
W412 dẫn đến nhiệt độ cao hơn nhiệt độ bình thường và
có thể làm hỏng đồ giặt.
Nút dừng khẩn cấp trên các model CE
Tất cả các máy sấy quần áo được CE phê chuẩn đều được WARNING
nhà máy trang bị nút dừng khẩn cấp nằm ở mặt trước. Tham
khảo hình 23. To reduce the risk of fire and risk of lint collecting
in exhaust duct, do not operate tumbler without
lint filter in place.
W772
2. Load Laundry
1
a. Open loading door and load cylinder with laundry. Maxi-
mum drying load is:
Model Pound [Kg]
TMB1666N_SVG 120 120 [55]

1. Nút dừng khẩn cấp
170 170 [77]
Hình 23 200 200 [90]
Để vận hành nút dừng khẩn cấp: DO NOT OVERLOAD.

• Nhấn nút dừng khẩn cấp màu đỏ để dừng tất cả hành NOTE: Overloading causes slow drying and wrin-
động. kling.
• Để khởi động lại máy, kéo nút dừng khẩn cấp màu đỏ ra b. Close loading door. Tumble dryer will not operate with the
và nhấn nút BẮT ĐẦU door open.
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3. Determine Control Type and Temperature Setting

a. Refer to the various controls and follow the instructions
for the appropriate control type.
b. The type of fabric being dried will determine the tempera-
ture setting. Consult the fabric care label or fabric manu-
facturer to determine proper temperature setting.
IMPORTANT: Always follow the fabric care instruc- TMB2147N_SVG
tions supplied by the garment manufacturer.

4. Remove Laundry Figure 24
a. When the cycle is complete, open door and remove the 2. Set the HEAT TIME for the number of minutes (from 0 - 60)
laundry. desired.
Reversing Operation
Tumble dryers with the reversing option prevent the tangling of
large pieces of laundry and minimize wrinkling. These tumble
dryers are equipped with a second motor and additional controls
which reverse the rotation direction of the cylinder.
TMB2148N_SVG
Some models may have a switch or touchpad in the control panel
area so the operator can select the reversing or nonreversing oper-
Figure 25
ation. In nonreversing mode, the cylinder will always turn clock-
wise (as viewed from the front of the tumble dryer). If the cylin- 3. Set the COOL DOWN TIME for the number of minutes
der is turning counterclockwise when switched to nonreversing, it (from 0 - 15) desired.
will continue for a few seconds and then start up in the proper di-
rection. Refer to Programming Manual for more information on
reversing.
IMPORTANT: After any electrical maintenance is done,
make sure that the blower motor is turning counter-
clockwise as viewed from the front. Then set the re-
verse control switch to “nonreversing” and note that TMB2149N_SVG
the cylinder turns constantly clockwise as viewed from
the front of the tumble dryer. If not, interchange L1 and Figure 26
L2 service leads to the reverse drive motor.
4. Select reversing or nonreversing cylinder rotation setting, if
Control Instructions applicable.
Dual Digital Timer Control

RQ Control Suffix
TMB2145N_SVG
1. Select HIGH, MED, LOW or NO HEAT by turning the tem-
perature knob.
Figure 27
HIGH Temperature 190°F [88°C]
5. Press and release START button to start tumble dryer. Display
MED Temperature 170°F [ 77°C]
will show minutes remaining before end of cycle.
LOW Temperature 120°F [49°C]
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the door is not opened, the tumble dryer completes the selected
cool down time. If the door is opened after reaching “Lr” temper-
ature, the cycle will be terminated.
NOTE: If display shows an error code, refer to Error
Codes section.
6. When the cycle is complete, open door and remove the laun-
TMB2150N_SVG
dry.
Figure 28
WARNING
NOTE: One touch drying is available for repetitive
loads. If the START button is pressed while the ma- To prevent the risk of fire, remove laundry imme-
chine is in Idle Mode, when the display is dark, the diately in case of power failure.
tumble dryer will repeat the last drying cycle. If the
W779
cycle time is adjusted before the cycle is started,
the time displayed when the start button was press-
NOTE: This machine includes an anti-wrinkle/ ex-
ed will be used for future cycles.
tended tumble feature. After the drying cycle is
IMPORTANT: To stop the tumble dryer at any time complete, the cylinder will tumble without heat ev-
during the cycle, OPEN DOOR. If the loading door or ery few minutes. The intermittent tumbling will con-
lint panel door is opened during the cycle, the heat- tinue for one hour or until the door is opened. Anti-
ing system will shut off and the motor will stop. To wrinkle feature will tumble the load without heat for
restart the cycle, both doors must be closed and the 30 seconds every 2 minutes for 1 hour OR until the
START button must be pressed in. loading door is opened.
If the load cools to 90°F [32°C] before cool down time expires,
the control will flash “Lr” (load ready) in the heat time display. If
Error Codes
Display Definition Corrective Action
OP Open thermistor error • Check thermistor. Replace if inoperative.

• Check wiring diagram between control and thermistor.
Refer to wiring diagram for proper wiring.
• Check control. Replace if inoperative.
SH Shorted thermistor error • Check thermistor. Replace if inoperative.

• Check wiring between control and thermistor. Refer to
wiring diagram for proper wiring.
• Check control. Replace if inoperative.
AF - 1 Airflow switch closed when cycle started • Check airflow switch. Replace if inoperative.
AF - 2 Airflow switch failed to close after cycle • Check airflow switch. Replace if inoperative.
started
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Error Codes
Display Definition Corrective Action
AF (Flashing) Bouncing Airflow Switch • Cycling power will not clear error. Start machine and al-
low it to terminate normally. To quickly advance cycle,
set HEAT TIME to 0 and COOL DOWN TIME to 1, then
press START (control may flash "Lr"). Once machine has
cycled, identify and correct problem.
• Check airflow switch to ensure that it is properly aligned
and securely mounted in the mounting bracket.
• Make sure airflow switch can open and close freely.
• Check installation and make sure there is adequate air-
flow.
• Make sure exhaust is not blocked.
• Clean the lint screen.
• Replace airflow switch if inoperative.
AF (Solid) Airflow Switch Closed when Resuming • Allow up to 20 seconds for this condition to clear.
Cycle • Check if airflow switch opens at end of cycle.
• Replace airflow switch if inoperative.
Table 10
Electronic OPL Micro Control NOTE: Do not press directly on lights or the center
of pad. For proper selection, press on pad slightly
RM Control Suffix to the right of center. Refer to Figure 30 .
1. To use an Automatic Cycle, press an ON/SELECT pad. Select
HIGH, MEDIUM, MED LOW, LOW or NO HEAT for items
that should not be dried with heat. A light to the left of the se-
lected pad lights up.
HIGH Temperature 180°F [82°C]
MEDIUM Temperature 160°F [ 71°C] TMB806N_SVG
MED LOW Temperature 140°F [60°C] Figure 30

LOW Temperature 120°F [49°C]
2. Select REVERSING or NONREVERSING cylinder rotation
setting.
To use a Time Dry or Custom Cycle, refer to the Programming
Manual. REVERSING
TMB1486N_SVG
Figure 31
3. Press START pad to start tumble dryer.
TMB1485N_SVG
TMB1483N_SVG
Figure 32
Figure 29
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NOTE: All pads can be pressed in any sequence NOTE: This machine includes an anti-wrinkle/
without damaging control or tumble dryer. To stop extended tumble feature. After the drying cycle is
the tumble dryer at any time, open the door or press complete, the cylinder will tumble without heat ev-
STOP/RESET. ery few minutes. The intermittent tumbling will con-
tinue for one hour or until the door is opened. After
an hour the machine enters delayed tumble and will
tumble for two minutes every hour for up to 18
TMB1484N_SVG hours or until the door is opened.
Figure 33 S Models
NOTE: The window display will flash. Press STOP/

RESET twice (within three seconds) to end the cycle
and reset the control to idle status. To restart the
tumble dryer, CLOSE door and press START pad.
IMPORTANT: If the loading door or lint panel door is
opened during the cycle, the heating system will
shut off and the motor will stop. To restart the cycle,
both doors must be closed and START pad must be
pressed.
4. When the cycle is complete, open door and remove the laun-
dry. TMB1345R_SVG
WARNING H Models
To prevent the risk of fire, remove laundry imme-

diately in case of power failure.
W779
NOTE: This machine includes an anti-wrinkle/ ex-

tended tumble feature. After the drying cycle is
complete, the cylinder will tumble without heat ev-
ery few minutes. The intermittent tumbling will con-
tinue for one hour or until the door is opened.
LED OPL Control TMB1346R_SVG
RE Control Suffix
1. Press the Up or Down keypad to change cycles. Figure 34
To customize a cycle, refer to the Programming Manual.
2. Press START ( ) to start selected cycle.
both doors must be closed and the START ( )
pad must be pressed.
3. When the cycle is complete, open door and remove laundry.
WARNING
W779
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U Models P Models Through 5/31/15
START
TMB1371R_SVG
STOP
BACK
Y Models TMB2369N_SVG
Figure 37
L Models Through 5/31/15; N Models
STOP START
BACK
TMB2370N_SVG
STOP START
BACK
Figure 35
C, D, and I Models TMB2370N_SVG
Figure 38
L and P Models Starting 6/1/15
TMB1375R_SVG
Figure 36
TMB1464R_SVG
Figure 39
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RU Control Suffix
1. Press the or keypad to change cycles. The center NOTE: This machine includes an anti-wrinkle/
highlighted position is the selected cycle. extended tumble feature. After the drying cycle is
complete, the cylinder will tumble without heat ev-
To customize a cycle, refer to the Programming Manual. ery few minutes. The intermittent tumbling will con-
2. Press START to start selected cycle. tinue for one hour or until the door is opened. After
an hour the machine enters delayed tumble and will
tumble for two minutes every hour for up to 18
hours or until the door is opened.
both doors must be closed and the START pad
must be pressed.
3. When the cycle is complete, open door and remove laundry.
WARNING
W779
TMB1276C_SVG
Figure 40
DX4 OPL Control

Dry- Cool
R3 Control Suffix Tempera- ing Down
1. Open door and fill drum with clothes. ture Time Time
2. Press and release one of the cycle buttons to select a cycle and
start the tumble dryer. Refer to Table 11 . Left But- 104°F [40°C] 30 min. 2 min.
ton
To use a custom cycle, refer to the Programming Manual.
Middle 140°F [60°C] 30 min. 2 min.
Button
Right 176°F [80°C] 35 min. 2 min.

Button
Table 11
IMPORTANT: To stop the tumble dryer at any time

TMB2266N_SVG during the cycle, OPEN DOOR. To restart the tumble
dryer, CLOSE door and press START button.
Figure 41 3. When the cycle is complete, open door and remove the laun-
dry.
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WARNING
W779
Diagnostic Microprocessor Control

General Operation NOTE: If an altered program is determined to be cor-
rupted, the default program settings will be used.
The Diagnostic Microprocessor Control (DMP) is designed to
manage the drying and cooling cycles of the tumble dryer. The Features
controller is also programmed from the factory with five different
• Drying time: 0-60 minutes
default programs as described below. The operator has the flexi-
bility to select the time for the drying and the cool down cycles • Cooling time: 2-60 minutes
and the drying temperature. The operator may also select either • LED display of cycle time, set temperature, and actual tem-
reversing or nonreversing basket action only if the tumble dryer perature
is equipped for reversing. The operator may also reprogram the • Thermistor controlled temperature
default programs. See Programming. • Safety tumble cycle
• Buzzer for end of cycle, audible alarm
Dry • Reversing/Nonreversing selection
Tim Re- • Five user programmable programs
Default e Cool Temp. ver • RPM display – when equipped with rotational sensor only
Pro- (Mi Time Set sin • Monitors the lint door switch operation
grams n.) (Min.) Point g • Monitors the thermistor for operation
The minimum drying time is 0 minutes, and the minimum cool-
1 – Towels 40 5 185º/195ºF No ing time is 2 minutes. The maximum drying or cooling time is 60
[85º/91ºC] minutes. The drying temperature may be set from 100ºF [38ºC] to
185º/195ºF [85º/91ºC]. The drying time, cooling time, or temper-
2 – Sheets 30 5 165ºF [74ºC] Yes
ature may be modified during an operating cycle.
3 – Misc-1 30 5 150ºF [66ºC] No If it is necessary to reset the drying and cooling times for the cur-
rent cycle, press STOP once to stop the tumble dryer. Press STOP
4 – Misc-2 25 5 135ºF [57ºC] Yes again to cancel the cycle.
5 – Extra 5 2 150ºF [66ºC] No If it is necessary to change programs during a current cycle, press
Dry STOP once to stop the tumble dryer and press STOP again to
cancel the current cycle.
DMP OPL Models

RD Control Suffix
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Description of the OPL Control Panel

6
8
4
9
10
11
12
3 1 2
TMB1956N_SVG
1. START. Starts or resumes the current program or cycle.

2. STOP. Temporarily halts the current cycle or cancels the current program.
3. Reversing/Nonreversing (REV). Changes the selection between reversing and nonreversing cylinder action.
4. Reversing LED. Illuminated when set for reversing.
5. Up/Down Arrows. Increases or decreases the value in the display. In conjunction with the DISPLAY button, these buttons are
used to adjust the drying time, cooling time, temperature, clockwise time, dwell time, counter-clockwise time, and minutes per
coin (Coin only).
6. Display. Displays the drying time, cooling time, drying temperature and diagnostic codes.
7. Program Select. This button toggles through the five user programmable programs. Holding this button will save a program, as
indicated in Programming.
8. User Program LEDs. Illumination shows which user program is currently being displayed.
9. Display Select. Toggles the display between the drying time, cooling time, and temperature settings. Pressing the Display button
for 3 seconds allows the user to display the drying cycle temperature.
10. DRYING LED. Illuminated when in the drying cycle.
11. COOLING LED. Illuminated when in the cooling cycle, or when the display is currently showing the time for the cooling cycle.
12. TEMPERATURE LED. Illuminated when the display is showing the temperature setting.
Figure 42
The DMP has an 8 position DIP switch bank that is accessible switches, it is possible for the operator to customize the display
from the back of the control board. By switching these DIP and some of the operating features of the tumble dryer.
Fun
ctio
n OPL Coin
1 Tumble dryer Type OFF ON OPL=Off; Coin=On
2 Temperature Units OFF OFF ºF=Off; ºC=On
3 Local/Remote Reversing ON ON Local=On; Remote=Off
Table continues...
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Fun
ctio
n OPL Coin
4 Empty ON ON Always ON
5 Empty ON ON Always ON
6 Buzzer Timer ON ON 5 Sec=Off; Continuous=On
7 Safety Tumble (OPL) or Coin ON OFF #1 #7 DIP SWITCH

Count/Pay (Coin)
OFF ON SAFETY TUMBLE
OFF OFF NO SAFETY TUM-

BLE
ON ON COIN COUNT
ON OFF PAY
8 Programming OFF OFF Disable=Off; Enable=On
DIP Switch Functions Explained Ignition Control Operation and

1. Tumble dryer Type: This DIP switch selects the type of tum- Troubleshooting for Models Starting
ble dryer, i.e., OPL or Coin. 3/11/13
2. Temperature Units: Selects ºF or ºC for the temperature dis-
play. Factory setting is for ºF.
3. Local/Remote Reversing: Preset at the factory; usually for lo- WARNING
cal reversing. Remote reversing for use with Reversing Timer
Board only. 70458601 and 70458701 controls cannot be serviced
4. Empty: Preset at the factory; always ON. by the user. If any control failures are detected, the
5. Empty: Preset at the factory; always ON. controls must be replaced by qualified service per-
sonnel. Risk of explosion or fire can result if the con-
6. Buzzer Timer: This DIP switch determines the length of time
trol module has been opened or with any attempts to
that the end of cycle buzzer will remain on. “OFF” indicates
repair it and the warranty is void.
that the buzzer will sound for 5 seconds when the drying cy-
cle is completed. “ON” indicates that the buzzer will sound W818
continuously until the STOP button is pressed or the loading
door is opened. Before troubleshooting the system, check the following items:
7. Safety Tumble (OPL) or Coin count/Pay (Coin): If DIP - Verify all mechanical and electrical connections are secure and
switch #1 is set for OPL, then DIP switch #7 in the ON posi- tight.
tion enables the safety tumble. If DIP switch #1 is set for
Coin, then DIP switch #7 in the ON position enables the dis- - Verify all system wiring is correct.
play of the coin count. DIP switch #7 in the OFF position ena- - Verify there is a proper system ground. The igniter, flame sensor
bles the display of “PAy”, to indicate that coins are needed to and igniter module must share a common ground with the burner.
run the tumble dryer. Nuisance shutdowns are often caused by a poor or erratic ground.
8. Programming: This switch enables or disables the program-
- Verify that the system is powered and that the control is calling
ming feature and should normally be in the OFF position.
for heat.
- If the control proceeds to an error code on the red diagnostic
LED, troubleshoot per the Fault conditions table below:
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Fault Conditions Fault Conditions
LED Indication Fault Mode Steady On Internal Control Failure
Off Normal Operation NOTE: The LED will flash on for 1/4 second, then off for
1/4 second during a fault condition. The pause between
1 Flash At Power Up fault codes is 3 seconds.
2 Flashes Flame Without Call For Heat Internal Control Failure

3 Flashes Ignition Lockout If the control detects an error in its software or hardware, all out-
puts are turned off and the red LED displays a steady ON condi-
4 Flashes (70458701 only) Manual Reset Error
tion. If this condition persists after an attempt to restart, then the
Table continues... control must be replaced.
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Guide
Symptom Probable Cause
Control in Lockout Mode (70458701 Control Only) Manual reset of the control is needed. Reset by pushing red
lockout button or use front end control.
Control does not start, green LED is off 1. 24 VAC present between 24V and ground on 70458701 only.
If not, see machine schematic.
2. 24 VAC present between TH and ground. If not, see machine
schematic.
Thermostat on, no spark or valve 1. Cable connects to control and electrode. Voltage present at
gas valve.
2. Bad control. Check red LED for steady on or flashing codes.
Valve on, no spark during TFI 1. Shorted electrode.

2. Spark gap not correct. Set to .094-.156 inch.
3. High voltage cable is faulty or has a poor connection.
4. Control failure.
Spark on, no flame 1. Is gas on?

2. 24 VAC at gas valve.
3. Bad control. Check voltage between gas valve terminal MV
and GND on control.
Flame okay during TFI, no flame sense after TFI 1. Check electrode position and cleanliness.
2. Check high voltage wire.
3. Poor ground at burner.
4. Poor flame, check flame current.
Table continues...
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Troubleshooting Guide
Reset failure 1. Reset switch was pressed too long. Try to reset again.
2. Reset switch is shorted. Replace switch.
Proper Electrode Location If no flame is detected within the ten (10) second ignition se-
quence, the control will terminate power to the gas valves, igni-
Proper location of the electrode assembly is important for optimal tor, and enter lockout within 5 seconds.
system performance. The electrode assembly should be located
so that the tips are inside the flame envelope and about 1/2 inch Normal Operation
[1.2 cm] above the base of the flame. Refer to Figure 43 . Once a flame has been established, the spark ignitor will stop
sparking and the control will continually monitor all inputs. If the
controller senses a loss of flame after flame is established, the gas
valve will remain energized and sparking will commence within
one second of the flame loss. If flame reattempt fails, lockout will
occur within 11 seconds of initial flame loss.
Termination of Flame
TMB2317K_SVG
Normal flame termination occurs when the thermostat has been

Figure 43 satisfied, meaning there is no immediate need for more heat. The
thermostat will disconnect power from the ignition control, which
Flame Current Measurement will cause the gas valve to close and the flame to go out. After a
short period of time, not less than 1 second, the thermostat will
Flame current is the current that passes through the flame from cool down and close causing power to be reapplied to the ignition
sensor to ground. To measure flame current, connect a True RMS control. When this occurs, the control must complete the same
or analog DC micro-amp meter to the FC+ and the FC- terminals. prepurge and ignition sequence specified above.
The reading should be 1.0 micro-amps DC or higher. If the meter
reads negative or below “0” on the scale, the meter leads are re- Control Lockout
versed. Re-connect leads with proper polarity.
When the control locks out, the gas valve will be closed and all
Alternately, a Digital Voltmeter may be used to measure the DC requests for heat will be ignored. The lockout mode may only be
voltage between the FC+ and FC- terminals. Each micro-amp of discontinued by interrupting power to the control or cycling the
flame current produces 1.0 VDC, so a reading of 2.6 VDC would thermostat. After this occurs, the control will restart with its nor-
equate to 2.6 micro-amps. mal power up and ignition sequence.
A good burner ground that matches the control ground is critical Low Voltage Detection
for reliable flame sensing.
The control will have capability for detection of a low voltage in-
put condition. If input voltage on power up is below 19.0VAC
Ignition Control Operation for Non-CE +0.8VAC/-0.5VAC, the control will disable output to gas valve
Models Through 3/10/13 control relay. If input voltage rises above 19.8VAC for at least
three (3) seconds, the control will then re-enable function of the
Power Up gas valve control relay and ignition sequence may begin. On
powerup, the control function must always be disabled if greater
When power is applied to the ignition control, the control will be-
than 19.8VAC.
gin the ignition sequence within 1 – 3 seconds prepurge waiting
time.
Ignition Control Operation for CE
Ignition Sequence
Models Through 3/10/13
The control begins the ignition sequence after prepurge by pow-
ering the ignitor and opening the gas valve. The ignitor will re- Power Up
main on either until a flame is sensed or until a maximum of ten
After 24VAC is applied to the ignition control pins 24V and
(10) seconds(10 +0/-4 sec) has elapsed. If a flame is established
GND, the Diagnostic LED on the ignition control will turn or-
and lost during the 10 second period, the ignitor will be powered
ange/yellow. If a fault is detected the ignition control will enter
up again in an attempt to re-ignite the gas.
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Lockout Mode. If no faults are detected, the Diagnostic LED will enter Standby Mode. During Lockout Manual Reset, the Diag-
turn Green and the ignition control will enter Standby Mode. nostic LED on the ignition control flashes red and orange, and the
Reset Light remains on until the ignition control is reset. After
Standby Mode
the Reset Light turns off, stop pressing the switch. Holding the
While in Standby Mode, the ignition control will continually reset for three seconds after lockout has been cleared will cause a
monitor the system for faults. Once 24VAC is applied to termi- fault and result in entering Lockout Mode again.
nals TH and GND on the control, the ignition control will enter
Start Up Mode. System Tests
Start Up Mode The following system tests are performed during normal opera-
tion. System tests are performed at a minimum of every 24 hours.
During Start Up Mode, the ignition control will monitor the sys-
tem for faults and begin the ignition sequence. If no faults are Low Voltage Detection
present, the ignition control will begin the ignition sequence by
entering an 18 second waiting period. During this time the Green If the voltage between terminals TH and GND on the control is
LED on the ignition control will switch between Red and Green, below 18.75VAC +/- 0.75VAC for more than 3 seconds the igni-
before maintaining a Green color. tion control will turn off the gas valve and will not attempt to
spark. The Diagnostic LED will display Error Code 5. The igni-
After the waiting period, the ignition control will turn on the ig- tion control will not enter Lockout Mode if a low voltage condi-
niter and gas valve. The igniter will remain on until a flame is tion is detected, but will enter Standby Mode and wait for the low
sensed, or up to 10 seconds. voltage condition to be cleared.
Once a flame has been sensed the ignition control will stop spark- If the voltage between terminals TH and GND on the control ris-
ing, the gas valve will remain on and ignition control will enter es above 19.75VAC +/- 0.1VAC for at least 3 seconds, the igni-
Run Mode. tion control will then enter Start Up Mode.
If a flame is not sensed, the ignition control will then begin two Low Voltage Detection test is disabled during Run Mode.
additional retrials for ignition. The ignition control will re-enter
the 18 seconds waiting period before the ignition control makes Gas Valve
another attempt at ignition. If the three attempts at ignition fail, The ignition control verifies that the gas valve is connected. Fail-
the ignition control will enter Lockout Mode. ure of this test results in the ignition control entering Lockout
Run Mode Mode with the Diagnostic LED displaying Error Code 2.
While in Run Mode the ignition control leaves the gas valve on, Flame Probe Tests
monitors the flame signal, and leaves the igniter off. The Unexpected Presence of Flame test is performed when no
If a flame signal is lost during Run Mode, one additional retrial flame is expected. Failure of this test results in the ignition con-
for ignition will take place within one second. The ignition control entering Lockout Mode with the Diagnostic LED displaying
trol will restore the spark for approximately 10 seconds. If the ig- Error Code 3.
nition re-attempt fails, the ignition control will enter Lockout During the Flame Monitoring test, the flame is checked to ensure
Mode. the gas is being burned when the gas valve is on. Failure of this
The ignition control will remain in Run Mode until 24VAC is re- test will result in the ignition control entering Lockout Mode with
moved from terminals TH and GND on the control. the Diagnostic LED displaying Error Code 3.
Termination of Flame
Diagnostic LED (DGN LED)/Error Codes
The flame will go out when power is removed from ignition con-
The Diagnostic LED or DGN LED is located by the power con-
trol. The ignition control will turn off the gas valve and enter
nector on the ignition control. Refer to Figure 44 . The Diagnos-
Standby Mode.
tic LED will indicate the status of the ignition control. Refer to
Lockout Mode Table 12 .
When Lockout Mode is entered, the ignition control will remove

LED Color Description
power to the gas valve, the igniter will turn off, the Lockout/
Reset Light will turn on, and the Diagnostic LED will display the
appropriate Error Code. Orange-Yellow Initialization
Lockout Manual Reset Green Standby/Normal Operation
Lockout Mode is cleared by pressing an external reset switch for Table 12 continues...
three seconds. The ignition control will clear all error codes and
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LED Color Description
Red Fault Indication Code
Table 12
The Diagnostic LED will flash error codes one half second on
and one half second off. Error codes are separated by a one sec-
ond pause before the code is repeated.
DGN LED
Error Code status Fault Type
1 Red Ignition Control

Internal Failure
2 2 Red Flashes Gas Valve Not

Connected
3 3 Red Flashes Ignition/Flame

Sense Failure
4 4 Red Flashes Reset Switch is

Shorted
5 Slow Red and Low Voltage De-

Green Flashes tection
6 Fast Red and Or- Ignition Control is

ange Flashes in Reset Delay
TMB2176N_SVG
1. Diagnostic (DGN) LED
Figure 44
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Adjustments
Adjustments
Adjustments
WARNING
To reduce the risk of electric shock, fire, explosion,
serious injury or death:
• Disconnect electric power to the tumble dryer be-
fore servicing.
• Close gas shut-off valve to gas tumble dryer be-
fore servicing.
• Close steam valve to steam tumble dryer before
servicing.
• Never start the tumble dryer with any guards/
panels removed. TMB2634N_SVG
• Whenever ground wires are removed during serv-
icing, these ground wires must be reconnected to Figure 45
ensure that the tumble dryer is properly ground-
ed. 2. Start the tumble dryer and check the flame pattern. If the
flame pattern is straight up, insufficient air is flowing through
W002R1
the tumble dryer. A flame pattern that flares to the right and
left indicates no air is flowing through the tumble dryer. Cor-
Gas Burner Air Shutter rect air and gas mixture is indicated if the flame pattern is pri-
marily blue, with small yellow tips, and bends to the right of
NOTE: Air inlet shutters on the burner must be adjust- the heater section. Too little air is indicated if the flame if yel-
ed so sufficient air is metered into the system for prop- low, lazy and smokey. (A whistling sound from burner could
er combustion and maximum efficiency. Before adjust- also be caused by an improper air shutter setting.)
ing the inlet shutters be sure that all lint is removed 3. To adjust the air shutter, loosen air inlet shutter adjusting
from lint compartments and lint screen. screw.
Air shutter adjustments will vary from location to location and 4. Open or close air shutter as necessary to obtain proper flame
will depend on the vent system, number of units installed, make- intensity.
up air and line gas pressure. Opening the shutter increases the 5. After air shutter is adjusted for proper flame, tighten air shut-
amount of primary air supplied to the burner while closing the ter adjusting screw securely.
shutter decreases the primary air supply. Adjust air shutter as fol-
lows:
Refer to Figure 45 .
1. Remove the burner inspection hole plate.
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Adjustments
WARNING
The tumble dryer must not be operated if the airflow
switch does not operate properly. Faulty airflow
1 switch operation may cause an explosive gas mix-
ture to collect in the tumble dryer.
W072R1
4 IMPORTANT: Airflow switch vane must remain closed

during operation. If it opens and closes during the dry-
ing cycle, this indicates insufficient airflow through the
tumble dryer. If switch remains open, or pops open and
closed during the cycle, the heating system will shut
off. The cylinder and fan will continue to operate even
2 though the airflow switch is indicating insufficient air-
flow.
NOTE: To properly mount the airflow switch bracket, or
in case of a load not drying, the airflow switch bracket
4 may need to be checked for proper alignment. Be sure
the locator pins are securely in their respective holes
before tightening the bracket mounting screws. This
will assure proper alignment of the airflow switch arm
in the channel of the airflow switch bracket and prevent
binding of the arm.
3
Loading Door Switch

Loading door switch is factory preset, no field adjustment is nec-
4 essary.
T464I_SVG
1. Proper Airflow Loading Door Catch (120 and 170 Ser-

2. Insufficient Airflow ies Models)
3. No Airflow
4. Air Shutter Adjusting Screw The door catch must be adjusted to have sufficient tension to hold
loading door closed against force of load tumbling against it.
Proper adjustment is when 8-15 pounds [35.6N - 66.7N] pull is
Figure 46
required to open door.
Airflow Switch If adjustment is required, refer to Figure 47 and proceed as fol-
lows:
The airflow switch is set at the factory for proper operation. No 1. Open door.
adjustment necessary.
2. Loosen acorn nut.
The airflow switch operation may be affected by shipping wire 3. Turn door strike screw in or out as required.
tie still in place, lack of make-up air, or an obstruction in the ex-
4. Tighten acorn nut.
haust duct. These should be checked and the required corrective
action taken.
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Adjustments
1
2
2
3
T048I_SVG
1. Door Latch
2. Door Catch TMB2359N_SVG
3. Acorn Nut
1. Door Strike
2. Adjustment Screws
Figure 47
Loading Door Strike (200 Series Figure 48

Models) Belt Drive
The loading door strike must be adjusted to have sufficient ten-
The drive assemblies consist of motors, belts, eyebolts and a step
sion to hold loading door closed against force of load tumbling
pulley.
against it. Proper adjustment is when 8-15 pounds [35.6N -
66.7N] pull is required to open door. The pulley diameters are sized to produce a cylinder speed of
If adjustment is required, refer to Figure 48 and proceed as fol- 37-39 RPM for 120 series models or 29-31 RPM for 170 and 200
lows: series models.
1. Open door. The step pulley assembly is used for speed reduction as well as a
2. Loosen adjustment screws. means of adjusting belt tension. The pulley mounting plate is at-
tached to the cabinet. The frame mounting plate has vertically
3. Position strike for desired magnet engagement.
slotted holes allowing up and down movement of the step pulley
4. Retighten screws. mounting plate for belt adjustment.
Adjust the belt tension as follows:
1. Disconnect electrical power to the tumble dryer before at-
tempting any adjustments to the drive assembly.
2. Loosen pulley mounting plate bolts.
3. Loosen the upper nut on the final drive eyebolt.
4. Rotate the lower nut of the final drive eyebolt clockwise until
proper belt tension is achieved.
5. Rotate upper nut clockwise against the lower nut in order to
lock it into place.
6. Tighten pulley mounting plate bolts. Recheck belt tension.
7. If necessary, adjust the drive motor belt tension eyebolt using
a similar procedure.
8. Adjust blower belt tension on 120 series 50 Hertz tumble dry-
ers and all 170 series tumble dryers using a similar procedure.
NOTE: Proper tensions for new belts are measured
with a Belt Tension Gauge:
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Adjustments
NOTE: Using a Belt Tension Gauge, the motor belt Belts should not slip or make any noise when starting up under
deflection should be 0.31 inch at five pounds pres- normal load.
sure, and final drive belt deflection should be 0.25
inch at five pounds pressure.
Drive Motor Final Drive Blower
After Run- After Run- After Run-

Initial in Initial in Initial in
120 60-70 45-55 70-80 55-65 60-70 50-55
170 60-70 45-55 70-80 55-65 75-80 60-65
200 60-70 45-55 70-80 55-65 65-70 55-60
Table 13
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Maintenance
Maintenance
Daily 1
1. Inspect the area surrounding tumble dryers, remove all com-
bustible materials, including lint, before operating the ma-
chines.
2. Check cylinder for foreign objects to avoid damage to cloth-
ing and equipment.
3. Clean lint from lint compartment and screen to maintain prop-
er airflow and avoid overheating.
WARNING
2
To reduce the risk of serious injury, do not open TMB1266R_SVG
the lint panel while the tumble dryer is in opera-
NOTE: The cabinet high limit thermostat is located
tion. Before cleaning the lint screen, open tumble
on the rear of the machine near the fan.
dryer door and allow cylinder to completely stop.
1. Thermistor
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2. Lint Screen
a. Open the lint panel.
b. Remove all accumulated lint in the lint compartment area. Figure 49
Lightly brush any lint that may be left on the lint screen.
c. Be sure the lint screen is not torn. Monthly
d. The lint screen is designed to completely cover the entire 1. Remove lint and debris from inside exhaust duct to maintain
opening in the lint screen panel. Be sure that it does so. proper airflow and avoid overheating.
e. Wipe lint off of the cabinet high limit thermostat and ther-
a. Remove external duct and duct access covers, if present.
mistor. Refer to Figure 49 .
b. Clean inside of duct with a vacuum.
f. Replace the lint compartment panel on the tumble dryer
ensuring a tight fit, and lock if applicable. c. Clean dampers and make sure they operate freely.
d. Replace duct and all access covers before returning tumble
4. At end of day, clean the machine's top, front and side panels
dryer to operation.
with mild detergent. Rinse with clean water. DO NOT use
products that contain alcohol on the control panel. 2. Ensure even lint distribution over lint screen.
3. Carefully wipe any accumulated lint off the cabinet high limit
thermostat and thermistor, including perforated cover.
4. Clean lint and debris buildup from blower to maintain proper
airflow.
Quarterly
1. Use a vacuum to clean air vents on drive motors.
2. Check and clean steam coils, if applicable.
3. Check flow of combustion and ventilation air.
4. Check belt tension and condition. Replace worn or cracked
belts.
5. Clean the machine's top panel with mild detergent. Rinse with
clean water.
6. Models equipped with a fire suppression system: Perform
the fire suppression system maintenance test by pressing the
test button in the control box.
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Maintenance
Bi-Annually
CAUTION
1. Check mounting hardware for any loose nuts, bolts or screws.
2. Check gas connections for leakage. Clean up any water spilled during testing to avoid
personal injury.
3. Check for loose electrical connections.
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4. Check steam connections for looseness and leakage.
5. Check steam filter. Replace if dirty.
1
6. Remove all front panels and vacuum, including coin drop
mechanisms.
7. Check cylinder and front panel seals.
8. Inspect cabinet and inner panels for any damage, replace or
repair as needed.
9. Clean burner tubes and orifice area of any lint buildup.
10. Machines equipped with a fire suppression system: All in-
let and outlet hoses should be checked for any visible signs of
deterioration. Replace as necessary or every five years.
Annually
1. Remove burner tubes.
2. Clean burner tubes using water and a brush.
Fire Suppression System (Optional 4

3 2
Equipment) Maintenance Test
TMB1999N_SVG2
NOTE: Fire suppression system only available on gas

1. Opening for Auxiliary Alarm Cable
and steam models.
2. Test Button
To ensure proper operation, the fire suppression system must be 3. Light
tested every three months. If the system test does not perform as 4. Reset Button
indicated:
1. Discontinue use of the tumble dryer. Figure 50
2. Refer to Troubleshooting Manual or contact a qualified serv-
ice person. To perform the fire suppression system maintenance test:
3. Restore the fire suppression system to proper working order 1. If the auxiliary alarm output is connected to a separate alarm
before using tumble dryer. system, disconnect prior to performing the fire suppression
system maintenance test.
Create a maintenance record with a check box for pass, the date
and a signature. Store this record in an area where it will not be 2. Remove any lint from the lint compartment.
damaged, but is easily accessible to person performing tests. 3. Ensure temperature sensors are free of lint.
4. Place a load of dry towels in the tumble dryer. Refer to Table
NOTE: Failure to maintain the fire suppression system
14 for proper load size. Ensure the cylinder baffles are to the
will void the tumble dryer warranty.
left and right of the spray manifold located at the center top of
NOTE: The auxiliary output is activated during the fire the cylinder.
suppression system maintenance test sequence. Con- 5. Unlock the fire suppression system control box.
sider this fact prior to testing the system every three 6. Press and hold the test button, verify the light is on, this
months. (Example – If the external system uses the should take approximately five seconds. Refer to Figure 50 .
auxiliary output to call the fire department, inform the After a one-second pause water should begin to spray into the
fire department before and after the fire suppression cylinder.
system maintenance test.) 7. After 15 seconds of water spray, press and hold the reset but-
ton until water spray is off and light is off. This should take
approximately one second. Refer to Figure 50 and Figure 51 .
8. Immediately remove and weigh the load. Refer to Table 14
for acceptable weight range. If less than minimum pounds in-
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Maintenance
dicated in Table 14 , the fire suppression system has failed the

maintenance test. Refer to the Troubleshooting Manual.
IMPORTANT: If the fire suppression system failed
the maintenance test, DO NOT operate the tumble
dryer.
Mini-
Dry Wet mum
Weight Weight Weight
lbs. lbs. lbs.

[kg] [kg] [kg]
120 60 [27] 75-79 70 [32]

[34-36]
170 80 [36] 95-99 90 [41]

[43-45]
200 100 [45] 115-119 110 [50]

[52-54]
Table 14
9. Clean up any water on the floor.
10. Lock the fire suppression system control box.
11. If the separate alarm option is being used, reconnect the auxil-
iary alarm output.
12. Start the tumble dryer to dry the test load.
13. On maintenance record, check box if fire suppression system
passed the test, date and sign record.
TMB2010N_SVG
1. Spray Manifold
2. Water Spray
Figure 51
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Before You Call for Service
Before You Call for Service

Won’t Start Won’t Heat Clothes Not Dry Possible Reason – Corrective Actions
• Insert correct coin(s) or valid card if applicable.
• Close the loading door tightly.
• Close lint panel tightly.
• Press the PUSH-TO-START or START pad/button.
• Be sure power cord is plugged all the way into the elec-
trical outlet and hard or direct wire connections are
tight.
• Check the main fuse and circuit breaker.
• Check fuses located in the machine.
• Insufficient airflow.
• Gas shut-off valve in OFF position.
• Are controls properly set?
• Broken drive belt. Call the service person.
• • Tumble dryer is in Cool Down Mode.
• • Lint screen clogged. Clean lint screen.
• • Exhaust duct to outside is blocked. Clean out.
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Removing Tumble Dryer from Service
Removing Tumble Dryer from Service

1. Turn off electrical supply external to machine.
2. Turn off electrical disconnect on machine.
3. Turn off gas supply external to machine.
4. Turn off manual gas shut-off valve on machine.
5. Turn off steam supply external to machine.
6. Remove all electric, gas and steam connections.
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Disposal of Unit
Disposal of Unit
This appliance is marked according to the European directive
2002/96/EC on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment
(WEEE).
This symbol on the product or on its packaging indicates that this
product shall not be treated as household waste. Refer to Figure
52 . Instead it shall be handed over to the applicable collection
point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment. En-
suring this product is disposed of correctly will help prevent po-
tential negative consequences for the environment and human
health which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste
handling of this product. The recycling of materials will help to
conserve natural resources. For more detailed information about
recycling of this product, please contact the local city office,
household waste disposal service, or the source from which the
product was purchased.
MIX1N_SVG
Figure 52
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China Restriction of hazardous substances (RoHS)
China Restriction of hazardous substances

(RoHS)
The Table of Hazardous Substances/Elements and their Content As required by China’s Management Methods for Restricted Use
of Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Products
Hazardous substances
Part Name Lead Mercury Cadmium Hexavalent Polybromi- Polybromi-
Chromium nated biphen- nated diphen-
(Pb) (Hg) (Cd)
yls yl ethers
(CR[VI])
(PBB) (PBDE)
PCBs X O O O O O
Electromechanical Parts O O O O O O
Cables and Wires O O O O O O
Metal Parts O O O O O O
Plastic Parts O O O O O O
Batteries O O O O O O
Textile O O O O O O
Timing Belts O O O O O O
Insulation O O O O O O
Glass O O O O O O
Display O O O O O O
This table is prepared in accordance with the provisions of SJ/T-11364.
O: Indicates that the content of said hazardous substance in all of the homogenous materials in the component is within the limits
required by GB/T 26572.
X: Indicates that the content of said hazardous substance exceeds the limits required by GB/T 26572 in at least one homogenous
material in the component.
All parts named in this table with an “X” are in compliance with the European Union’s RoHS Legislation.
NOTE: The referenced Environmental Protection Use Period Marking was determined according to normal oper-
ating use conditions of the product such as temperature and humidity.
This product under normal use, durable years of environmental protection is 15 years.
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• Installation of unit must be performed by a qualified installer.

The following information applies to the state of Massachusetts, USA.

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Specifications and Dimensions.............................................................. 14

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Before You Call for Service................................................................... 86

Removing Tumble Dryer from Service.................................................. 87

China Restriction of hazardous substances (RoHS)............................... 89

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Phone: +1 (920) 748-3121

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Specifications and Dimensions

Specifications 120 Series 170 Series 200 Series

Heat dissipation of surface area exposed 60 [681,392] 60 [681,392] 60 [681,392]

Cylinder Motor: HP [kW] 0.75 [0.560] 0.75 [0.560] 0.75 [0.560]

Fan Motor: HP [kW] 1 [0.746] 3 [2.238] 3 [2.238]

Air Outlet Diameter: Inches [mm] 10 [254] 12 [300] 12 [300]

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Specifications 120 Series 170 Series 200 Series

Gas Connection Models through 3/10/13: 1 in. NPT 1 in. NPT

Heating Element Rating: Kilowatts 60 kW Not Applicable Not Applicable

NOTE: All machines are shipped with extra nipple to

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120 Series Tumble Dryer Dimensions and Exhaust Outlet Locations

1. Top View of Exhaust Duct

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Exhaust Outlet Dimensions and Locations

1. Top View of Exhaust Duct

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Exhaust Outlet Dimensions and Locations

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Electrical Connection Gas Connection

Electrical Connection Gas Connection

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120S 18.34 in. [466 mm] 77.84 in. [1,977 mm]

170S 21 in. [533 mm] 81 in. [2,057 mm]

200S 21 in. [533 mm] 81 in. [2,057 mm]

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120S 18.34 in. [466 mm] 77.84 in. [1,977 mm]

170S 21 in. [533 mm] 81 in. [2,057 mm]

200S 21 in. [533 mm] 81 in. [2,057 mm]

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Electric Connection Location for Electric Models

120E 35.81 in. [910 mm] 85.64 in. [2,175 mm]

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NOTE: Shaded areas indicate adjacent structure.

120 Steam 6 in. [152.4 mm]

170/200 Gas 4 in. [101.6 mm]

170/200 Steam 8 in. [203.2 mm]

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