GE® 7.2 Cu. Ft. Capacity Aluminized Alloy Drum Gas Dryer – GTD42GASJWW
The GE® GTD42GASJWW Gas Dryer is a dependable, high-capacity laundry solution designed for efficient drying and everyday reliability. With a spacious 7.2 cu. ft. capacity, this dryer easily handles large loads such as bedding, towels, and family laundry, making it ideal for busy households.
Equipped with an aluminized alloy drum, the dryer resists corrosion and enhances durability while maintaining efficient heat transfer. Multiple heat selections and cycle options, including Auto Dry, help optimize drying performance by monitoring air temperature and adjusting cycle time to prevent over-drying.
Designed for convenience, the unit features simple rotary controls, a front-mounted lint filter for easy maintenance, and a reversible door for flexible installation. Its traditional design and gas-powered efficiency make it a cost-effective solution for households seeking reliable performance without unnecessary complexity.
Key Highlights
4 Heat Selections
Timed Dry Option
Up to 120 ft. Venting Capability
Front-Mounted Lint Filter
Rotary Electromechanical Controls
Reversible Door
Gas-Powered Efficiency
About GE Appliances
GE Appliances began in the United States, and today ranks as the nation’s fastest-growing appliance manufacturer. It's backed by the world’s largest appliance brand and more than a century of know-how. They design, build, deliver, and service innovative, trusted products that already work in half of all U.S. homes. From their global headquarters in Louisville, Kentucky, 16,000 U.S. employees turn out about 2,333 units every hour, hand off a finished appliance every 4.5 seconds, and ship roughly 28 million parts and accessories each year, all while strengthening local economies in every state.
Their national footprint starts in Kentucky and extends through a growing hub in Georgia. It also reaches manufacturing plants in Alabama, South Carolina, and Tennessee. R&D, sales, distribution, and support teams operate in 46 states. The wages they pay, the technology and facility investments they make, the goods their employees purchase, and the taxes those activities generate all inject meaningful financial power into Kentucky and the entire United States.
