Changing Cycles, Options, And Modifiers - Maytag MHWE300VW - Performance Series Front Load Washer Use And Care Manual

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2.
Mix large and small items and avoid washing
single items. I_oad evenly.
It is recommended
that you wash small items such as infant socks in a mesh garment bag.
When
unloading
garments,
occasionally
check under the gray colored
sea[ at the
front of the tub for small items.
Close the washer
door by pushing
it firmly
until the lock clicks. The washer
door will
remain
locked during
the wash cycle.
NOTE: After any wash cycle is completed,
the door must be opened
and then closed
before a new cycle can begin. The door can be opened
only if START/PAUSE
or POWER/
CANCEl_ is selected
while the status indicator
is in the Add Clothes
area or if the cycle has
been canceled.
See "To cancel
a cycle"
in Changing
Cycles, Options,
and Modifiers
section.
3.
Open
the dispenser
drawer
and add laundry
products
to the main wash detergent,
chlorine
bleach,
or fabric
softener
compartments.
Close drawer
slowly
to avoid spills.
See
"Using
the Dispenser."
4.
Turn on the washer
by selecting
POWER/CANCEl_.
Select one of the cycles
by turning
the
cycle selector.
The indicator
light for the selected
cycle will illuminate.
When
selecting
a
wash cycle, the preset Options,
Wash Temp, Spin Speed, and Soil I.eve[ for the selected
cycle will illuminate.
The display
shows the estimated
time remaining.
The preset settings
provide
the recommended
fabric
care for the selected
cycle.
See "Cycles."
5.
Select the desired
Options,
such as Max Extract
TM,
Extra Rinse, and Soak Time. Not all
options
are available
with
all cycles. See "Options."
6.
Select the desired
Modifiers,
such as Soil I_eve[, Wash Temp, and Spin Speed. Not all
modifiers
are available
with
all cycles and options.
See "Modifiers."
7.
If desired,
select SIGNAl_ ON/OFF.
The signal is helpful
when you are washing
items that
should
be removed
from the washer
as soon as it stops.
8.
To begin the wash cycle immediately
Select START/PAUSE.
If you do not select START/PAUSE
within
60 minutes
of choosing
a cycle, the washer
automatically
shuts off.
When
the wash cycle is complete,
the status indicator
shows Done, the door unlocks,
and the wash load can be removed
from the washer.
The washer
powers
down
automatically
5 minutes
after the cycle is complete.
To power
down the washer
manually
after the wash cycle is complete,
select POWER/CANCEl.
once.
Your new washer
has a dispenser
drawer
with three separate compartments
for your laundry
products--one
is for detergent,
one is for liquid
chlorine
bleach,
and one is for liquid
fabric
softener.
I.aundry
products
are diluted
and dispensed
automatically
at the proper time during
the wash cycle,
making
it unnecessary
for you to return to the washer
during
the cycle to add
them.
It is normal
for small amounts
of water to remain
in the dispensers
when the wash cycle
is complete.
Do not put laundry
products
directly
into the wash tub. Always
use the proper
dispensers
when adding
laundry
products.
Choosing
the Right
Detergent
Use only High
Efficiency
detergents.
The package for this type of detergent
will be marked
"HE" or "High
Efficiency."
This wash system, along with
less water, will create too much
sudsing with
a regular non-HE
detergent.
Using regular detergent
will likely
result in washer
errors,
longer cycle times, and reduced
rinsing
performance.
It may also result in component
failures
and noticeable
mold or mildew.
HE detergents
are made to produce
the right amount
of suds for the best performance.
Follow
the manufacturer's
instructions
to determine
the
amount
of detergent
to use. Remember,
concentrated
detergents
such as 2x or higher will use
less detergent
based on load size.
Use only HE High Efficiency detergent.
To fill dispenser compartments
1.
Pull out the dispenser
drawer.
2.
Add the desired laundry
product
to the proper
compartment.
3.
Push in the dispenser
drawer
slowly
and completely
(to avoid a spill).
...........
Dispenser
A. Detergent
type selector
B. Main
wash compartment
C. Dispenser
release
lever
D. Chlorine
bleach
compartment
E. fabric
softener
compartment
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