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WEAR
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.
HEAVILY
Wm./m
AREASsuchas
colkws andcuffs
WASHER WON'T
IPERATE
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PmnarxmtPressgarmentsage,{hey mayshowfrayingat colhm andcuffs,Thisis
normaldueto weakening ofilbersbythePermanent P ressprocess.It isrmtcausedby
wtisher-. YoucanS!OW thisprocessbywashing smallPerrmment Pressloadswitha
LargeWaterLevel.Donotwashheavyitemssuchas towelswithPermanent P ress,
Remove collarstays,whenpossible.
@ Roughness m burrsonagitatormaycauseripsor team,Checkagitator
and file
rough
spotsif necessary.
@ Maybe causedbyuseofldormalWash/Spin speedfordelicatearticles.UseGentle
Wash/Spin speed.Referto GarmentManufacturers' CareLabels.
@ Garments weakened byage,sunor atmosphere. T hisis irwvitable a ndis notcaused
bywasher,SlowprocessbywashingonGentleWash/Spin speed.
e
Too
~a~ge
l oads,
or
too
little
wat~~.
Load
washer
only
with
numberofitemsthatwii~
movefreely.Selectcorrectwaterlevel.
&
~Preheatwithliquiddetergent.
,!
@ Makesurecordis pluggedintooutlet.
@ Makesurebothhot andcoldfaucetsareturnedon.
@ Makesurecontrolsare setandcycleselectorknobis pulledoutto ONposition.
@ Makesurelid is closed.Washerwillfill but willnotspinor agitatewithlid open.
~Checkhousefusesor circuitbreakers.If anotherapplianceis sharingthe electrical
mtlet, removeit. Washershouldhaveseparateoutlet.
% Makesuretemperatureselectorcontrolsare
)roperlyset.
~Makesure hotand coldfaucetsare turnedon
mdregulatedcorrectly.
~Makesurehosesare connectedto correct
iiucets . .
.hO~ @
hOt,
cold
~0 CO~~.
'Watervalvescreensmaybe stoppedup. Remw.'e i nlethosesfrom
intervalve.Cleanthe screensand reinstallhoses.
ICheckhouseholdwatsr heaterto makesure it is deliveringwaterat 140°to k50°F.
24"
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