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FROBLKM
SNAGS,HOI.ES,
TEARS,NPS
OR EXCESSIVE
wEAR
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HEAVILY SOILED
AREASsuchas
collarsandcuffs
WASHER WON'T
OPEUTE
WATER
TEMPEWTURE
Is INcoRma
POSSIBLE cAusE AND
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~AsPermanentPress~arrnentsage,theymayshowfrayingat collarsandcuffs+ This is
normaldue to weakeningof fibersbythe PermanentPress process.It is notcausedby
washer.Youcan slowthis processby washingsmallPermanentPressloadswith a 'Full
WaterLevel.Do notwashheavyi~rns suchas towelswithPermanentPress.Remove
collarstays,whenpossible.
* Roughness or burrs on agitatormaycauserips or tears. Checkagitatorand filerough
spotsif necessary.
* Maybe causedbyuse of CottonsFabricCare Programsfor delicatearticIes.Use
Knitsor Delicatesor Silksor WoolensPrograms.Referto GarmentManufacturers'
CareLabels.
~Garmentsweakenedbyage,sunor atmosphere.This is inevitable andis notcaused
by washer.Slowprocessby washingon FabricCare Programwhichhasa GentieSpin.
Seepage4.
* Toolargeloads,or too littlewater.Loadwasheronlywith numberof itemsthatwill
movefreely.Selectcorrectwaterlevel.
~ Pretreatwithliquiddetergent.Use DENIMCYCLE.Seepage 5.
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* Makesure cord is pluggedintooutlet.
~ Makesure bothhotand coldfaucetsare turnedon.
~ Makesure controlsare set andcycleselectorknobis pulledoutto ONposition.
* Makesure lid is closed.Washerwillfillbut wfi not spinor agitatewithlid open.
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Checkhousefusesor circuitbreakers.If anotherapplianceis sharingtheelectrical
outlet,removeit. Washershouldhaveseparateoutlet.
~ Makesure temperatureselectorcontrolsare
properlyset.
~Makesure hot andcoldfaucetsare turnedon
and regulatedcorrectly.
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~Makesure hosesare connectedto correct
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faucets.. hot to hot, coldto cold.
~Watervalvescreensmaybe stoppedup. Removeinlethosesfrom.
waterv~lve.Cleanthe screensandreinstallhoses.
~Checkhouseholdwaterheaterto makesure it is deliveringwaterat 140" to 150°F.
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