Fisher & Paykel DG70FA1 Gas Dryer
Product Summary
- Manufacturer: Fisher & Paykel
- Product Model: DG70FA1
- Mfg Part #: DG70FA1
- Category: Dryers
Product Description
Traditional front load dryer to compliment your EcoSmart washer. Large capacity dryer with the flexibility of 9 cycles for complete clothes care, designed with convenience and simplicity in mind.
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Technical Information
Loading Type : Front Loading
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Physical Characteristics
Color : White
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Warranty
Standard Warranty : 1 Year
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Product Details
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Technical Information
Loading Type : Front Loading
Drying Capacity : 7 ft³
Number of Modes : 9
Operating Mode : Wrinkle Guard Cycle,
Ventilation : 4-way
Number of Temperature Settings : 4
Features : Air Dry
Features : Time Dry
Features : Built-in Light
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Physical Characteristics
Color : White
Material : Stainless Steel Drum
Height : 42.0"
Width : 27.0"
Depth : 28.3"
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Warranty
Standard Warranty : 1 Year
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