Simple Modern Dryer

[Chetlaham]

I use electronic sensor auto dry paired with the cycle to give me the temperature I seek. I usually select the damp dry signal to give me a heads up the load is close to being dry. End of cycle signal is alawys on.

I feel like the same can be accomplished with less, but to each his own. I never use the end of cycle, the noise always scares me. Your end of cycle signal might be softer though.

BOL control systems are easier for me to use, and more dependable I feel.

 

[maytag85]

I agree with Bob, not too crazy about BOL appliances. Sometimes, I think BOL appliances end up being more expensive since you’ll end up upgrading to something higher end and more expensive in a few years time. Might as well invest up front in something with flexibility and options.

 

[maytag85]

I require moisture-sensing auto-dry.

Thermostatic auto dry literally accomplishes the same thing. Moisture sensors can get real screwy at times.

 

[vacerator]

The console Chet posted above is similar, but missing the temp. selector dial. I like having one. It's also missing the cancel cycle signal/start button. I suppose a drum light is handy, but don't miss it. Have a well lit laundry area. Our old dryer had a window too. The exterior frame around it was plastic and cracked.

 

[Chetlaham]

The console Chet posted above is similar, but missing the temp. selector dial. I like having one. It's also missing the cancel cycle signal/start button. I suppose a drum light is handy, but don't miss it. Have a well lit laundry area. Our old dryer had a window too. The exterior frame around it was plastic and cracked.

I know. Its just that I like wrought simplicity. I like the idea of having an uncluttered control panel with super simple control system on a very featured dryer ie super capacity and as you mention a door window. Temp is handy, however me personally I do almost everything on medium heat.