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What happens
in each cycle
Each
cycle
on your
washer
is designed
for a different
kind
of fabric.
Numbers
on the dial
in each
cycle
are the minutes
of WASH time.
Agitation
and
spin speeds
are different
in each
cycle.
When
the Cycle
Control
Knob
is setto
a number
and
pulled
out, the
REGULAR
HEAVY
Cycle
regular
heavy
Use for sturdy
white
and
colorfast
cottons,
and
for
heavy
work
clothes
High
agitation
and
spin
speeds
are designed
to
help
remove
heavy
soils
and
spin water
from
heavy
cotton
fabrics.
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PERMANENT
PRESS Cycle
Use for permanent
press
fabrics
Cooling
of the
wash
water
before
the
spin helps
prevent
the
setting
of wrinkles
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after
partial
drain
KNITS
GENTLE
Cycle
Low agitahon
and
spin
speeds
and
shorter
wash
time
make
this cycle
the
knits
one to use for delicate
gentle
items
and
washable
synthetic
knits. Wash
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nylon
hose
or panty
hose
push
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in a net laundry
bag
SOAK
Cycle
soak
14
This cycle
does not rinse.
It soaks, agitates,
spins
out the water
and stops.
Use it to pre-wash
stained,
yellowed,
grey
or heavily
soiled laundry
with a detergent
or pre-
soak product.
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