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Delicate
Use this cycle to wash no-iron
fabrics
and garments
labeled
"Permanent
Press" or "Wrinkle
Free" or that indicate
using a "Gentle"
cycle on the care [abe[. This cycle combines
low-speed
tumbling
and low-speed
spin to help reduce wrinkling.
Quick
Wash
Use this cycle to wash small
loads of lightly soiled
garments
that are needed
in a hurry. This
cycle combines
fast-speed
tumbling,
a shortened
wash time, and extra high speed spin to
shorten
drying
time.
Handwash
Use this cycle to clean hand washable and special-care garments. Similar to the way garments
are hand washed in a sink, the wash action of this cycle combines periods of low-speed
tumbling and soaking. I.ow-speed spin helps reduce wrinkling.
Power Wash
Use this cycle to wash small
loads of heavily
soiled work wear such as overalls,
coveralls,
sweatshirts,
pants, and outdoor
garments.
This cycle combines
warm
water temperature,
optimal
rinses and a longer cycle time to help ensure the removal
of all soil and stains from
your
laundry.
Clean
Washer
with
AFFRESH
TM
Cycle
Use this cycle once a month to keep the inside of your washer fresh and clean. This cycle uses
a higher water
[eve[ in combination
with
Affresh
TM
washer
cleaner
and steam, to thoroughly
clean the inside of your washer.
This cycle should
not be interrupted.
See Cleaning
Your
Washer
in the Washer
Care section.
IMPORTANT:
Do not place garments
in the washer
during
the Clean Washer
cycle.
Rinse & Spin
Use this cycle to get a rinse and spin only. This cycle combines
fast-speed
tumbling
and extra
high speed spin. If desired,
you can reduce the spin speed by selecting
the speed you want
from the Spin Speed modifier.
A Rinse & Spin cycle is useful for:
I.oads that need rinsing
only, like swimsuits.
NOTE: For more delicate loads, when using a Rinse & Spin cycle to rinse swimwear,
change the Speed Spin Modifier setting to Medium or I.ow to avoid fabric stress.
Adding
fabric
softener to a load.
Drain
& Spin
Use this cycle to drain
your washer
or to drain and spin your wash load. The spin speed is
preset to extra high. If desired,
you can reduce the spin speed by selecting
the speed you want
from the Spin Speed modifier.
NOTE:
I.oads of synthetics,
delicate
fabrics,
hand washab[es,
and washable
woolens
should
be drained
with
no spin or low spin speed to avoid fabric
stress.
Soak
Use the Soak cycle to remove
small spots of set-in stains on fabrics.
This cycle provides
a soak
time with
warm or cold water followed
by drain.
Extra water, a short tumbling
phase for equal
distribution
of the laundry,
and a soaking
time without
drum movement
improve
the removal
of set-in stains. Drain without
spin assures gentle treatment,
even for delicate
articles.
Preset
cycle
settings
Each cycle has a preset Soil Level (cycle time), Water Temperature,
and Spin Speed. The
preset settings provide
the recommended
fabric
care for the selected
cycle. See chart.
Cycles
Soil Level
Water Temp
Spin Speed
(cycle time)
Whitest
Whites
Normal
Hot/Cold
Max Extract
(1:20)
Heavy Duty
Heavy
Warm/Cold
Max Extract
(1:20)
Normal/Casual
Normal
Warm/Cold
High
(0:50)
Delicate
Normal
Warm/Cold
Medium
(0:40)
Quick
Wash
I_ight
Warm/Cold
Max Extract
(0:30)
Handwash
Normal
Cold/Cold
I.ow
(0:30)
Power
Wash
Heavy
Hot/Cold
Max Extract
(1:55)
Clean Washer
N/A
N/A
N/A
with
(1:05)
AFFRESH
TM
Rinse & Spin
N/A
Cold/Cold
Max Extract
(0:22)
Drain & Spin
Normal
N/A
Max Extract
(0:13)
Soak
Normal
Warm/Cold
No Spin
(0:30)
To change the preset cycle settings
Press the selector
of each setting
until the desired
setting
illuminates.
Normal Washer
Sounds
As with any new product,
you will hear sounds that you are not accustomed
to. You may hear
various sounds when the door is locked and unlocked,
and during the washing,
rinsing, and
spinning
process.
Between changes in wash actions, there wiI[ be momentary
pauses. You
wiI[ hear water spraying and splashing
during the wash and rinse cycles. These new sounds
and pauses are part of normal washer operation.
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