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What happens in each cycle*
Each cycle
has been designed
for different
kinds of fabrics.
Numbers
on
the dial in each
cycle
are the minutes
of WASH agitation
time.
When the Cycle
Control
Knob is set to a number
and pulled
out, the washer
fills before
agitation
and timing
start
After agitation
starts, the knob
turns
clockwise
until it points to OFF and the cycle
ends.
REGULAR
HEAVY
Cycle
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High agitation
and
spin speeds
help remove
heavy
soils and spin
water
from heavy
or
sturdy cotton
fabrics.
PERMANENT
PRESS
Cycle
Off
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E
permanent
/
press
.
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6
a
10
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Cooling
of the wash water
before
the spin helps
keep wrinkles
from setting
into permaneni
press
fabrics.
SHORT
Cycle
Use for delicate
items that
need
a short wash and
FILL
~
spin time. Wash nylon hose
or panty
hose in a net
laundry
bag.
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Speed
1
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*NOTE:
THE WASHER WILL PAUSE BRIEFLY THROUGHOUT EACH
CYCLE. These pauses
are normal.
They allow
for the reversing
of the motor, normal
washer
operations,
and the cool down
portion
of the PERMANENT PRESS Cycle.
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