Timer heat reduction drier control

Claim 1

IN A DRYER, AUTOMATICALLY OPERABLE THROUGH A DRYING CYCLE, MEANS FOR DRIVING A STREAM OF AIR FOR DRYING MATERIALS PLACED IN A TREATMENT ZONE, PLURAL HEATING MEANS FOR ADDING THERMAL ENERGY TO SAID STREAM OF AIR TO ENHANCE THE DRYING CHARACTERISTICS THEREOF, AND CONTROL MEANS INCLUDING A TIMER MOTOR, CIRCUIT MEANS FOR CONTROLLING SAID PLURAL HEATING MEANS INCLUDING SWITCH MEANS OPERATED BY SAID TIMER MOTOR, AND A SENSOR THERMOSTAT CONTROLLING THE OPERATION OF SAID TIMER MOTOR, SAID SENSOR THERMOSTAT OPERABLE TO RESPOND TO AN UPPER TEMPERATURE AS A FIRST STEP OF THE DRYING CYCLE TO ENERGIZE SAID TIMER MOTOR, WHEREUPON SAID TIMER MOTOR WILL CONTINUE THE DRYING CYCLE FOR A TIME INTERVAL AT MAXIMUM HEAT INPUT, SAID TIMER MOTOR OPERABLE AFTER SAID TIMED INTERVAL TO ACTUATE SAID SWITCH MEANS AND DEACTIVATING AT LEAST ONE OF SAID PLURAL HEATERS, THEREBY STEPPING DOWN THE HEAT INPUT, SAID SENSOR THERMOSTAT OPERABLE TO RESPOND AT A LOWER TEMPERATURE AS A SECOND STEP OF THE DRYING CYCLE TO DISABLE SAID TIMER MOTOR, WHEREUPON THE DRYING CYCLE WILL BE CONDITIONED FOR A FURTHER STEP DOWN CONTROL BY SAID SENSOR THERMOSTAT AND SAID TIMER MOTOR.