How do I removethe lint? Clothes are coming out with fluff...

Sorry for the obvious.....

Fluff on the cloths is from the lint trap not capturing it from the air flow.

Air is passed into the clothes from the laundry room. It is heated and then passed over the clothes... then filtered air is forwarded to the outside exhaust.



If you are seeing lint on your clothes, then the air coming in from your laundry area is not lint free.

1. check the back/bottom of the dryer for lint accumulation.

2. Remove the lint trap and clean out the duct work.

3. Inspect all the flooring and areas around the dryer for dust/lint - and clean any that you find.



I believe that you will then have a clean and dry load.

The proceedure of cleaning described above should be repeated every 6 months or so....

-Jim Sorry for the obvious.....
Fluff on the cloths is from the lint trap not capturing it from the air flow.
Air is passed into the clothes from the laundry room. It is heated and then passed over the clothes... then filtered air is forwarded to the outside exhaust.

If you are seeing lint on your clothes, then the air coming in from your laundry area is not lint free.
1. check the back/bottom of the dryer for lint accumulation.
2. Remove the lint trap and clean out the duct work.
3. Inspect all the flooring and areas around the dryer for dust/lint - and clean any that you find.

I believe that you will then have a clean and dry load.
The proceedure of cleaning described above should be repeated every 6 months or so....
-Jim

Sorry for the obvious.....

Fluff on the cloths is from the lint trap not capturing it from the air flow.

Air is passed into the clothes from the laundry room. It is heated and then passed over the clothes... then filtered air is forwarded to the outside exhaust.



If you are seeing lint on your clothes, then the air coming in from your laundry area is not lint free.

1. check the back/bottom of the dryer for lint accumulation.

2. Remove the lint trap and clean out the duct work.

3. Inspect all the flooring and areas around the dryer for dust/lint - and clean any that you find.



I believe that you will then have a clean and dry load.

The proceedure of cleaning described above should be repeated every 6 months or so....

-Jim Sorry for the obvious.....
Fluff on the cloths is from the lint trap not capturing it from the air flow.
Air is passed into the clothes from the laundry room. It is heated and then passed over the clothes... then filtered air is forwarded to the outside exhaust.

If you are seeing lint on your clothes, then the air coming in from your laundry area is not lint free.
1. check the back/bottom of the dryer for lint accumulation.
2. Remove the lint trap and clean out the duct work.
3. Inspect all the flooring and areas around the dryer for dust/lint - and clean any that you find.

I believe that you will then have a clean and dry load.
The proceedure of cleaning described above should be repeated every 6 months or so....
-Jim