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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 starts. After agitation
starts, the knob turns clock-
wise until it points to OFF and the cycle
ends
REGULAR
HEAVY
Cycle
A cycle
for sturdily con-
strutted
fabrics that are
heavily
soiled.
REGULAR
Cycle
A cycle
for regular
loads of
fabrics that are moderately
soiled.
KIVITWGENTLE
Cycle
A cycle
that gently
washes
and spins delicate
items
and washable
knits.
SOAK
Cycle
Brief periods
of agitation
and soak time help remove
heavy
soils and certain
stains that need extra
pretreatment.
Use recom-
mended
amount
of
detergent.
The SOAK Cycle
should
always
be fol-
lowed
by a Wash Cycle.
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