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Starting
the Wash
WASH / RINSE TEMP
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WARM
COLD
COLD
COLD
WARM
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COLD
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m ENERGYSAt/ER
LOAD SIZE
Water Level
LARGE
MEDIUM
EX-LARGE
SMALL
SUPER
PLUS
RESET
1. Prepare
clothes
for washing
For best wash results:
• Remove items from pockets and cuffs
• Close zippers and fasteners; mend rips and tears
• Sort items into separate loads
• Pre-treat stains and heavily soiled areas
2. Select
WASH/RINSE
temperature
Always follow garment manufacturer's
care labels for each fabric. See
chart below.
WASH/
RINSE
Hot/Cold
Warm/Warm
Warm/Cold
ColdlCold
Sensor Wash*
100°F(56°C)Warm/Cold
Sensor Wash*
75°F(42°C)Cold/Cold
TYPE OF CLOTHING
Sturdy whites and colorfast items; work
clothes, soiled items and cloth diapers
Delicate or colorfast items
Moderately soiled permanent press or
rinsing of most items; silks, woolens,
nylon, acrylic
Colors that tend to bleed or fade, extra-
delicate clothing, or rinsing of most items
Delicate or colorfast items
Colors that tend to bleed or fade, extra-
delicate clothing, or rinsing of most items
* Sensor Wash temperatures may vary slightly.
3.
Select
LOAD
SIZE
/ WATER
LEVEL
Variable control allows you to select the most
appropriate setting for each wash load. Do not
fill above top row of holes in tub with clothes.
Use Water Level chart to determine setting.
NOTE: If washing delicates, a full tub is
recommended for any size load. This
reduces fabric wear and wrinkling.
If you need to change water level after
tub has started to fill turn knob to RESET
before selecting new level. If RESET is not
selected, wash tub may flood.
LOAD SIZE
Super Plus
Ex-Large
Large
Medium
Small
WATER LEVEL
Max. Fill
3/4 Full
518 - 3/4Full
112 - 5/8Full
112 Full
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