Options - Westinghouse WWT6084J5WA User Manual

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3.4 Options

Water Level Button
Choose the water level by pressing "Water
Level" button.
Use only the amount of water you need for
the wash load.
Please refer to the program table on page
Flood diagnostic is explained on
page 30. You should refer to this if
you have water pouring onto the
floor. The display will show "
and you will hear rapid short beeps
continuously to remind you about
this problem.
Temp
For each wash program your washing
machine automatically selects a suitable fill
water temperature. If you want to use a
different wash water temperature, press
the Temperature button repeatedly.
The water temp lights will tell you the
temperature for each press of the button.
You have four temperatures to choose
from Hot, Warm, Normal and Cold.
The temperature of warm water will
depend on the temperature and pressure
of your hot and cold water supplies. The
recommended temperature for warm is
35°C.
You can adjust the flow rate of the water
supplies to adjust the Warm temperature.
All rinse water temperatures are cold.
Always check your label for the washing
temperature symbols which the
International Care Labelling Code now
uses
Cold,
"
Warm, Hot.
If you have a cold water connection
ONLY and the hot inlet valve is
capped off (refer installation
instructions) you must select Cold
washes only.
Rinse Button
Pressing the Rinse button to choose the
rinse type for your wash load. For most
washes, the machine automatically fills
the full tub of water for a rinse.
Extra rinse - 2 rinses cycles.
Regular rinse - 1 rinse cycle.
Fast rinse - Spraying water 3 rinses
cycles.
Eco - Spraying water 4 rinses cycles.
How does Eco Rinse work?
When Eco rinse is used, rinse water is
sprayed into the washbowl in pulses.
After each pulse the washbowl will spin
to remove detergent laden water from
the clothes.
The machine will go through a series of
maximum 4 pulses spray and short spin
cycles in this manner, depending on
program selection, followed by a final
long spin that removes the water from the
clothes to complete the full wash
program.