long drying cycles End of cycle Buzzer too loud. does get clothes dry without a lot of heat. probably because the washer wrings clothes out will
Response from manufacturerBy Jonathon, Hotpoint_Appliances, August 26, 2024
We want to help out with your dryer taking too long to dry clothes. You can check the following article for tips that can help out with maximizing the performance. (https://products.geappliances.com/appliance/gea-support-search-content?contentId=18058).
I'm not super impressed with the drying power of the machine. When drying heavier blankets we need to run it twice to get it to really be dry. THE WORST PART is the alarm. It is unneccessarily loud. I feel like i need hearing protection when it goes off and I'm in the same room. It also goes on foreverrrr (like 20 seconds) but it's way too long and way too loud.
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
Response from manufacturerBy Tierra, Haier_Appliances, August 21, 2024
We'd like to assist you with your dryer. Large, heavy fabrics contain more moisture and may take longer to dry. You can refer to page 11 of the owner's manual for more informtion on drying time. Here is the link: https://products-salsify.geappliances.com/image/upload/s--L_-KfS3n--/hztvpszwilmrkcvnwbim.pdf?_ga=2.87949085.421424250.1724252296-132335501.1644413847
Your comment regarding the end-of-cycle signal is important and will be considered by our product design team for review.
I bought this dryer about a month ago because of the compact size. The only complaint is it does not have a low heat setting only a high & medium heat setting and a no heat setting.