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With HE Sensor Dry technology, this GE RightHeight GFDR485EFRR 8.3 cu. ft. 12-cycle steam electric dryer monitors temperature and moisture levels to help prevent overdrying. The built-in riser allows comfortable loading and unloading.Measure Twice, Deliver OnceLearn how to measure your space and check connections for a new washer and dryer.Watch the video ›How to Prepare for Delivery and InstallationLearn how to get ready for the delivery and installation of your new electric dryer. Walk the path, check your hookups, order new parts, and empty your old dryer. Watch the video ›
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5
Nice and quiet
on February 21, 2016
Posted by: batteryat2percent
I am so happy with this dryer. I purchased this as part of the washer/dryer combo. My utility bill dropped immediately from an average of $260 per month, down to $120-$140 per month. The dryer is quiet and fast. It took less than an hour to dry a Cal King size comforter. Very much worth it!
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Samsung 7.5 Cu. Ft. 13-Cycle Electric Dryer: This dryer makes doing laundry simple with 13 cycles for a wide variety of fabrics. A moisture sensor monitors the drying process to ensure that your clothes aren't overdried.
Do you have to use the steam feature or can you still use dryer without hooking up the water line?
In the process of relocating laundry room. Might have to have the washer and dryer in two separate locations. Can I hook up dryer without the water line in order to use dryer until we get everything fixed? As long as I dont use sream function?
We didn't connect the steam line. It works great!
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