Published timingVariable by load and settingsEvery program is listed below. See all variable-time models.
Programs on this model
The manufacturer publishes these programs without a fixed run time. The duration of each one depends on load sensing and the options you choose, so the appliance display is the reliable countdown.
- Very Dry
- More Dry
- Normal Dry
- Damp Dry
- Time Dry
- Air Fluff
- Quick Dry
- Wrinkle Release
Energy and estimated local cost by cycle
Energy comes from the California Energy Commission database for the standard cycle. Other programs are not measured. Enter a ZIP code to use the state residential electricity average, or type the cents per kWh from your utility bill.
Using the August 2026 U.S. residential average. ZIP lookup uses a state average; your bill rate is more precise.
| Cycle | Energy per cycle | Estimated local cost | Basis |
|---|---|---|---|
| Very Dry | Not measured | — | Not measured |
| More Dry | Not measured | — | Not measured |
| Normal Dry | 2.56 kWh | — | CEC standard cycle (gas dryer, kWh-equivalent) |
| Damp Dry | Not measured | — | Not measured |
| Time Dry | Not measured | — | Not measured |
| Air Fluff | Not measured | — | Not measured |
| Quick Dry | Not measured | — | Not measured |
| Wrinkle Release | Not measured | — | Not measured |
When will it finish?
Start the cycle and use the appliance's displayed estimate. The current documentation does not provide a reliable fixed duration for these programs.
Why the number can move
Sensor cycles stop when the dryer detects the chosen dryness level. Load size, fabric, airflow and settings affect the time.
Check the exact display. The full model number and selected options matter. Consult your current manual if your panel labels differ from this table.
Where these times come from
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