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What happens in each cycle
Each cycle
has different
agitation
and spin speeds
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
REGULAR
HEAVY
Cycle
A cycle
for sturdily con-
structed
fabrics that are
heavily
to moderately
soiled.
PERMANENT
PRESS
Cycle
ff 10
4
permanent
press
m
.
A special
cycle
with the
necessary
cool-down
rinse
which helps keep wrinkles
from setting into Permanent
Press and some synthetic
fabrics.
KNITS/GENTLE
Cycle
Off
8
m
2
knlls
gentle
.
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A cycle
that gently
washes
and spins delicate
items
and washable
knits. Wash
nylon hose in a net laundry
bag.
SOAK
Cycle
Periods of agitation
and
soaking
time help remove
heavy
soils and certain
stains that need extra
pretreatment.
Use recom-
mended
amount
of de-
tergent. The
SOAK Cycle
should always be followed
by a Wash Cycle.
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