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Load dryitemsloosely,spacingeven-
lyaroundagitator,and close tie lid.
A typicalwashload: two twinsheets,
twopillow cases,three smallbath
towels,threewashcloths,twot-shirts,
and twolong sleeveshirts.
Place large itemsin bottom, small
itemsin the middle and medium
itemson top.
When loading wet itemsmake
sureyou setthe load/water level
high enough to allowthe itemsto
move freely.
Washbulkyitemslike blankets
separately.
Care& Cleaning
To add itemsafterwasherhas
started,push in Cycle knob and
submergeadditional itemsnext to
the agitator.Close the lid and pull
cycle knob out to restart.
To reduce wrinkling,give
permanentpressitems,synthetics
and poly knitsroom to move freely
in thewasher.
NOTE:
Donot wrap large items like sheets
aroundthe agitatoz
Donot wash fabrics containing
flammablematerials (waxes,clean-
ing fluids, etc.)in your washe~
Leavethe lid open afterwashing
to allowmoistureto evaporate.The
washbasketis practicallycare free.
If you wantto clean the basketuse
a clean soft cloth dampened with
liquid detergent, then rinse. (Do
not use harshor grittycleaners.)
To rinse:
f Choose the largestload size.
2 Turn the Cycle knob to any
rinsesetting.
3 Startwasher.
Fi// Noses—Hosesconnectingwash-
er to faucet should be replaced
everyfiveyears.
Lint Filter—The lintfilteris located
under the agitator.It is selfcleaning
and requiresno maintenance.
Exterior—Immediately wipe off any
spills.Wipe withdamp cloth. Try
not to hitsurfacewithsharpobjects.
MovingandStorage—Ask theservice
technicianto removewaterfrom
drainpump and hoses.Do not store
thewasherwhereitwillbe exposed
to theweather.Call the GEAnswer
Center800.626.2000for informa-
tion on how to keep the tub station-
arywhen moving thewasher.
LongVacations—Be surewater
supplyis shutoff atfaucets.Drain
allwaterfrom hosesif weatherwill
be below freezing.
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