If You Had Provided More Information As To The Red Button, It Would Be Easier To Help You. Since You Mentioned A Hairdryer, I Will Assume This Is In The Bath. Also Since Your Mention Of A Hairdryer And A Red Button I Also Will Assume You Have A GFCI Recptical. This Will Have A Little Black Test Button & A Red Reset Button. If This Is The Case. You Are Overloading The Circuit { This May Be Due To The Way The Wiring Was Ran. And Again Your Ground Fault Recptical May Be Bad. ) That Is +++++++++ If We Are Talking About The Same Thing. Remember You Have Circuir Breakers In You House Also. These Are In Your Electric Control Box Where The Main Breaker Is. If This Isn`t Enough Info. Please Ask Question Again Providing More Info. But It Sounds Like You Are Overloading The Circuit. If It Is OK Without The Hairdryer On, Put It In Another Recptical. Also Your Circuit Breakers Can Go Bad. There Is Just To Many Things With So Little Info. Hope This Don`t Mess You Up If you are referring to the little red button on the outlet your hairdryer is attached to, it is a GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter). The little red button should only trip if water, such as dropping it into the bathtub, interferes with the circuit. If you are referring to such a device on your bathroom electrical outlet, there should be absolutely no relation to any other circuit, including outdoor lighting. In that case, a liscensed electrical contractor should be consulted.
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It's just because pockets can turn inside out from the action of the dryer. Some clothes dry best if they are put into the dryer inside out anyway.
Yes, and it has a heater inside which increases temperature inside the dryer to accelerate drying.
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hOLD THE END OF CYCLE BUTTON IN FOR 3 SECONDS THE WASHER OR DRYER WILL UNLOCK.
Use a rubber scraper to remove rubber from inside of the dryer. It is best not to use chemicals in the dryer. If you do decide to use chemicals use caution because many of them are flammable.
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Unplug the dryer and unscrew the vent in the back of the dryer. Reach in and pull out as much of the lint as you can. Using a vacuum cleaner's extension and on a low setting clean out the rest of the lint inside the dryer.
There are a couple ways to vent a dryer, my personal favorite is the dryer vent vacuum. They also have dryer vent hoods, and kits available for installation that will increase the effectiveness of your dryer.
There will be a rating plate somewhere on the dryer that will tell you the amperage. Rating plate is usually inside the door to the dryer. A typical value might be 24 A for an electric heat dryer.
The purpose of a clothes dryer lint brush is help clean lint out of the dryer system. Lint gets stuck inside a dryer and the dryer hose and becomes a fire hazard. The lint brush pulls the lint out of hard to reach places in the dryer.
This may be related to the oils used on some parts of the inner mechanisms of the dryer. When heated, the oils could smell slightly similar to the smell of a gas dryer. Or, your dryer could be pulling in odors (car exhaust fumes, outdoor cooking grills, etc.) from outside through the venting system.