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INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
13
CONNECT
TO THE POWER SUPPLY
The washer
should
be plugged
into a 120-VAC,
60-
Hz grounded
3-prong
outlet.
Plug in the washer.
Improper
connection
of the equipment-grounding
conductor
can result
in risk of electric
shock.
Check
with
a qualified
electrician
or service
technician
if you are in doubt
as to whether
the appliance
is
properly
grounded.
Do not modify
the plug pro-
vided with
the appliance.
If it does not fit the outlet,
have a proper
outlet
installed
by a qualified
electri-
cian. Failure to follow
these
warnings
can cause
serious
injury, fire, electrical
shock,
or death.
rzhWARNING
i
_ • The power
outlet
must
be within
60 inches
(1.5
_
m) of either
side of the washer.
_ • The appliance
and outlet
must be positioned
so
_
that the plug is easily accessible.
_ * Do not overload
the outlet
with
more
than one
_
appliance.
• The outlet
must be grounded
in accordance
with
current
wiring
codes and regulations.
• Time-delay
fuse or circuit
breaker
is
recommended.
• It is the personal
responsibility
and obligation
of the product
owner
to have a proper
outlet
installed
by a qualified
electrician.
• Do not use a worn
or damaged
power
cord
or
power
plug. Replace or repair
it immediately.
Failure to do so may result
in death,
fire, electric
shock,
or malfunction.
• Do not modify
the power
cord and take care
not to damage
it when
installing
or moving
the
washing
machine.
Failure to do so may result
in
death,
fire, electric
shock,
or malfunction.
• Make sure that the washing
machine
is
grounded.
• Connect
this washing
machine
to a grounded
outlet
conforming
to the rating
prior to use.
Failure to do so may result
in fire, electric
shock,
or malfunction.
• Do not use adaptors
or extension
cords.
The
washing
machine
should
always
be plugged
into its own individual
electrical
outlet which
has
a voltage
rating that matches
the rating plate.
Failure to do so may result
in fire, electric
shock
or disorder.
• Do not damage
or cut off the ground
prong
of
the power
cord.
Doing
so may cause death,
fire, electric
shock,
or product
malfunction.
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SORTING
WASH LOADS
_ztCAUTION
-
• Do not load items higher than the top edge of the
tub. Failure to follow this caution can result in leak-
age or damage to fabrics.
• Use the Bedding cycle for buoyant or nonabsor-
bent items such as pillows or comforters.
Failure
to follow this caution can result in leakage.
• If possible,
do not wash any water-resistant
items.
If you must, please select the Waterproof
cycle.
( i.e. Water resistant
clothing,
mattress
covers,
outdoor
clothes, plastic mats etc.)
• If waterproof
material
laundry is washed
in a
course other than Waterproof,
it may result in in-
iI
jury or damage to the washer, clothes, walls, floor,
i
and surround!ng
objects due to abnorma! v!bration:/
GROUPING
SIMILAR
ITEMS
For the best washing
results, and to reduce the possibil-
ity of damage
to clothing,
care should be taken to sort
the clothing
into loads that are made up of similar items.
Mixing
different
fabric
types
and/or
soil levels
can
result
in poor wash
performance,
color transfer,
dis-
coloration,
fabric
damage
or linting.
Fabrics
should
be sorted
into groups
as described
below.
COLORS
Sort
articles
by color.
Wash
dark
clothes
together
in a separate
load from
light colors
or whites.
Mix-
ing dark clothes
with
light clothes
can result
in dye
transfer
or discoloration
of the lighter clothes.
SOIL
LEVEL
Wash
heavily
soiled
clothing
together.
Washing
lightly
soiled
clothing
in the
same
load with
heav-
ily soiled
clothing
could
result
in poor wash
perfor-
mance
for the lightly
soiled
clothing.
FABRIC
TYPE
Delicate
articles
should
not be mixed with
heavier
or
sturdier
fabric types. Washing
heavier fabrics
in a deli-
cate load can result
in poor wash performance
for the
heavier
fabrics
and possible
damage
to the delicates.
LINT
TYPE
Some
fabrics
attract
and bind lint to them
while
oth-
ers give off lint in the laundry
process.
Avoid mixing
these
lint collectors
and lint producers
in the same
load.
Mixing
these
fabrics
will
result
in pilling
and
linting
on the lint collectors.
(For example,
lint collec-
tor - knit sweater;
lint producer
- terry cloth
towels.)
SORT LAUNDRY...
By Colors
BySoil
White
Heavy
Lights
Normal
Darks
Light
By Fabric
By Lint
Delicates
Lint Producer
Easy Care
LineCollector
Sturdy
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