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Thread Number: 48989
Speed Queen Dryers - ADG4BR |
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| Post# 709538 10/15/2013 at 19:22 (3,844 days old) by llmaytag (Southern California) | ||
Does anyone have any experience with SQ dryers? In my new laundry room I was going to stack the existing Kenmore pair, and put an AWN542 next to the stack, but the plumbing is going to be too much of a hassle, so I'm going to sell the Kenmores and get SQs. However, looking at the SpeedQueen.com site, they indicate "automatic dry." Am I correct in thinking that they implement "automatic dry" by measuring temperature entering and exiting the drum? Is that how they sense dryness as opposed to a moisture sensor?
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| Post# 709543 , Reply# 1 10/15/2013 at 19:41 (3,844 days old) by mrb627 (Buford, GA) | ||
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| Post# 709546 , Reply# 2 10/15/2013 at 19:57 (3,844 days old) by llmaytag (Southern California) | ||
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Post# 709560 , Reply# 3 10/15/2013 at 22:16 (3,844 days old) by combo52  (50 Year Repair Tech Beltsville,Md) |
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Time-Temperature Auto Dry Works very well when used with at least normal sized loads of relatively even fabric weight. The system relies only on the exit temperature of the exhaust air, it has nothing to do with incoming temperature. If these conditions are met it works as well as a fully electronic sensor system, but the E dry system compensates better for unusual conditions such as very small loads, very cold or hot ambient room temperatures where the dryer is located, and loads of unequal weight fabrics.
Advanced-better Electronic systems also have safety designed in so they will stop the dryer after about 110 minutes whether or not the machine senses dry clothing. | ||
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