The Moving Hanger
Hang clothes on the moving hanger using the hangers provided with the appliance, or use any plastic or metal hanger that hooks snugly into the indentations in the moving hanger.
Use the moving hanger for suits, coats, jackets, blouses, dresses, skirts, and pants that don’t require a crease. Use the Pants Crease Care to crease pants.
Anything that can be securely placed on a hanger and steamed or dried without retaining hanger marks or other damage can be placed on the moving hanger.
Style sweaters or knits on the shelf to avoid hanger marks.
Arrange clothing so it does not touch the sides or rear of the cabinet, if possible. Condensation may form on the interior surface of the cabinet, and items in contact with the surface may remain damp at the end of the cycle.
The moving hanger will move even when only the shelf is being used.
When using an ordinary metal/plastic hanger, the hook should be less than 5/32 in. (4 mm) thick and the hook must fit in the indentation in the moving hanger snugly. If the fit is too loose, it may result in vibration, noise and damage to clothing.
Remove empty hangers from the moving hanger and place them on the shelf before starting a cycle. Empty hangers may cause unnecessary noise, friction, and damage to fabrics.
Do not lean or pull on the moving hanger.
Hang hangers in the same direction on the moving hanger to prevent collisions.
Do not allow children to play with or hang onto the moving hanger. The appliance could tip, resulting in damage or injury.