Haier RDE350AW Electric Dryer
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The Haier 6.6 Cu. Ft. capacity electric dryer features a hamper door design that opens downward to create a platform for easy loading and unloading.The Wrinkle Saver option will tumble your clothes without heat, saving you the inconvenience of wrinkled clothes if you don't get to remove them in time. With 3 auto dry cycles and 4 timed dry settings, this dryer is as simple as it is effective.
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Technical Information
Loading Type : Top Loading
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Power Description
Input Voltage : 220 V AC
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Physical Characteristics
Color : White
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Warranty
Standard Warranty : 1 Year Limited
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Product Details
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Technical Information
Loading Type : Top Loading
Drying Capacity : 6.60 ft³
Number of Modes : 3
Operating Mode : Auto Dry Cycle, Time Dry Cycle, Heavy Duty Cycle, Normal Cycle, Delicate Cycle, Wrinkle-free Cycle, Air Fluff Cycle,
Number of Temperature Settings : 4
Features : Leveling Legs
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Power Description
Input Voltage : 220 V AC
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Physical Characteristics
Color : White
Height : 42.5"
Width : 27.0"
Depth : 28.3"
Weight (Approximate) : 135.00 lb
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Warranty
Standard Warranty : 1 Year Limited
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