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5.
Select the desired
OPTIONS.
Not
all
Options
are available
with
all
cycles.
See
"Options."
6.
Select the desired
MODIFIERS.
Not
all
Modifiers are available
with
all
Cycles
and
Options.
See
"Modifiers."
7.
If
desired, select
the
CYCLE
SIGNAL. The
signal
is
helpful
when
you
are
washing
items
that
should
be
removed
from
the
washer
as
soon
as
it
stops. Select
LOUD, SOFT
or
OFF.
8.
To begin
the
wash
cycle
immediately
Select
and
hold
START
(for
approximately
1
second).
If
you
do
not select
START
within
5 minutes
of
choosing
a
cycle,
the
washer
automatically
shuts
off.
When
the
wash
cycle
is
complete, the
CLOTHES CLEAN
status
light
glows, the
door
unlocks,
and
the
wash
load
can be
removed
from
the washer.
The washer powers
down
automatically
60 minutes
after
the cycle
is
complete and
the
CLOTHES CLEAN
light
goes
off.
9.
To begin
the
wash
cycle
later
Select
DELAY START
until
the desired delay time
(in
hours)
shows
in
the
Estimated
Time
Remaining
display.
Select
START.
The countdown
to
the
wash
cycle
will
show
in
the
display
window, and
the button
indicator
will
blink
until
the
cycle begins.
IMPORTANT: When
delaying
a
cycle,
use
only
powdered
detergents
in
the
main
wash
compartment
since
liquid
detergents
may
seep
out
of
the
compartment
during
Delay,
before the
wash
cycle begins.
Ussr
fis
Your
new
washer
has
a
dispenser drawer
with three
separate
compartments
for
your
laundry
products— one
is
for
detergent,
one
is
for
liquid
chlorine bleach,
and one
is
for liquid
fabric
softener.
Laundry products
are
diluted
and dispensed
automatically
at
the proper time during the
wash
cycle,
making
unnecessary
for
you
to return to
the
washer
during the cycle to
add
them.
It
is
normal
for
small
amounts
of
water
to
remain
in
the
dispensers
when
the
wash
cycle
is
complete.
Do
not put laundry
products
directly into
the
wash
tub.
Always
use
the proper dispensers
when
adding
laundry products.
3.
Choosing
the Right
Detergent
Use
only
High
Efficiency
detergents.
The package
for this
type
of
detergent
will
be
marked
"HE"
or
"High
Efficiency."
This
wash
system, along
with
less water,
will
create too
much
sudsing
with
a
regular
non-HE
detergent.
Using
regular
detergent
will
likely
result
in
washer
errors,
longer cycle
times and,
reduced
rinsing
performance.
It
may
also
result
in
component
failures
and
noticeable
mold
or
mildew.
HE
detergents
are
made
to
produce
the
right
amount
of
suds
for
the best
performance. Follow
the
manufacturer's
instructions to
determine
the
amount
of
detergent
to use.
Use
only
"HE"
High
Efficiency detergent.
To
fill
dispenser
compartments
1.
Pull
out the
dispenser
drawer.
2.
Add
the desired laundry product
to
the proper
compartment.
Push
in
the dispenser
drawer
slowly
and
completely
(to
avoid
a
spill).
Dispenser
A.
Detergent
type selector
B.
Main
Wash
detergent
compartment
C.
Dispenser
release lever
D.
Chlorine
bleach
compartment
E.
Fabric softener
compartment
Main
Wash
detergent
compartment
(Letters
A
and
B
in
Dispenser
Illustration)
Add
liquid
or
powdered
HE
detergent
to
this
compartment
for
your main
wash
cycle.
The
detergent type
selector
(A)
must
always
be
in
the correct
position
for
the detergent type used.
Slide
the detergent type selector
to
the correct
position.
IMPORTANT:
If
you
are
using the
Delay
option,
powdered
detergent
must be used
in
the
main
wash
compartment
since
liquid
detergents
may
seep
out
of
the
main
wash
compartment,
before the
main
wash
begins.
Use
the detergent manufacturer's
recommended amount
for
the load
size.
Liquid or
powdered
color-safe
bleach
may
be added
to
the
Main
Wash
compartment
along
with the
same
type
of
detergent,
liquid
or
powdered.
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