Key Features / Description

1. Capacity
   • 7.4 cu. ft. drum capacity.
   • Large enough to handle bulky items (comforters, sleeping bags, etc.).
2. Controls
   • “Intuitive Touch” control panel: lets you pick cycles easily or customize up to 36 of your own.
   • Touch Start / Pause.
3. Drying Technology
   • Advanced Moisture Sensing: built-in sensors measure moisture and temperature to end cycles when clothes are dry, reducing over drying.
   • Eco Dry Option: lower heat but longer cycle to save energy.
   • Wrinkle Shield™ Option: after the cycle ends, the dryer tumbles without heat for up to 150 minutes to prevent wrinkles.
   • Sanitize Cycle: included as one of the additional cycles.
4. Energy / Efficiency
   • ENERGY STAR® certified, meaning it’s more efficient than non-certified models.
5. Installation / Design
   • Front-load design.
   • Designed for 33″ installation depth — good for tighter laundry spaces.
   • Door swing can be reversed per the installation instructions.
   • Electric model: plugs into a grounded outlet.
6. Dimensions
   • Width: ~27″ (68.6 cm)
   • Height: ~38.75″ (98.4 cm)
   • Depth: ~31″ (78.7 cm)
7. Safety / Maintenance
   • You should clean the lint screen before each load.
   • It’s recommended to clean the exhaust vent (duct) at least every 2 years.
   • Comes with thermal cut-off and other safety components; replacement parts are available.
8. Warranty
   • One year parts & labor warranty (per Inglis / Whirlpool).

Pros & Considerations

Pros:

• Large capacity for a variety of loads.
• Customizable settings (36 custom cycles) — very flexible.
• Moisture sensing helps prevent overdrying and save energy.
• Eco Dry option makes it more energy efficient.
• Wrinkle Shield is helpful to reduce ironing.
• ENERGY STAR certified.

Considerations / Potential Drawbacks:

• Because Eco Dry uses lower heat, cycles may take longer.
• Requires cleaning vents regularly to maintain performance and safety.
• Front-load design means you might want a stacking kit or space for freezer or washer stacking.
• More advanced control panel (touch) could be harder to use for some than a simple dial, depending on preference.