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POWER/CANCEL
Press POWER/CANCEl_ to turn the washer on or off.
START/PAUSE
Press START/PAUSE
to start your washer
after a cycle has been selected.
Be sure all desired
Modifiers
and Options
have been selected.
Press START/PAUSE
once to unlock
the lid and
add a garment.
Press START/PAUSE
to complete
the cycle from where it was stopped.
The
lid must be closed
for the washer
to start. Press POWER/CANCEl.
to stop the wash cycle.
The washer
will then drain and turn off.
Lid Lock
When
the lad I_ock status light glows,
the washer
lid is locked. The lid must be closed
for the
washer
to Start.
NOTE: YOu must wait until the Lid Lock Light turns off before the lid can be opened.
Your new washer
may make sounds your old one didn't.
Because the sounds
might be
unfamiliar,
you may be concerned
about
them. These sounds
are normal.
During washing
YOu will hear spin/spray
noise throughout
the cycle.
During draln
If water
is drained
quickly
from your washer
(depending
on your installation),
you may hear
air being pulled
through
the pump
during
the end of draining.
During wash and spin
This washer
does not have a transmission.
The motor
provides
direct drive for agitation
and
spin. You will
hear sounds that are different
from those of a conventional
washer.
Preparing
clothes for washing
Follow these recommendations to help you prolong the life of your garments.
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. Remember,
concentrated
detergents
such as
2x or higher will
use less detergent
based on load size.
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Treat spots and stains.
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Stained or wet garments
should
be washed
promptly
for best results.
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Turn wool
and knits inside out before washing.
U._e only
"HE"
High
Efficiency
detergent.
Close zippers,
snaps, and hooks to avoid snagging
other items. Remove pins, buckles,
and other hard objects
to avoid scratching
the washer
interior.
Remove
non-washable
trim
and ornaments.
Empty pockets and turn them
inside out.
Sorting
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Separate
heavily
soiled items from lightly
soiled ones, even if they would
normally
be washed together.
Separate lint-givers
(towels,
chenille)
from
lint-takers
(corduroy,
synthetics,
permanent
press). When
possible,
turn lint-givers
inside out.
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Separate dark colors from light colors,
colorfast
items from noncolorfast
items.
Sort by fabric
and construction
(sturdy
cottons,
knits, de[kate
items).
Separate bulky,
nonabsorbent
items such as comforters,
pillows,
and poly-filled
jackets.
Use the Bulky cycle for these items.
Separate sheets, pillowcases,
and light blankets
or throws
and use the Sheets cycle for
these items. For best performance,
drop items in loose heaps evenly
around
the basket
wall and do not load items directly
on the impeller
for this cycle.
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Turn down cuffs; brush away lint and dirt.
Unloading
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Turn synthetic
[<nits inside out to avoid pilling.
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Remove
clothes from washer
after the cycle is completed.
Metal
objects
such as zippers,
snaps, and buckles
may rust if left in the washer
basket for a long time.
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Tie strings and sashes so they will not tangle.
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Mend
tears, loose hems, and seams.
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When
washing
waterproof/water-resistant
items such as plastic
lined mattress pads, shower
curtains,
tarps, jackets, or sleeping
bags, select the lowest spin speed setting available
for
the cycle and washer
model
being used.
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