GE WWA8350C Use And Care Manual page 23

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PROBLEM
POSSIBLEGMJSE ANDREMEDY
WRINKLING IN
Leaving cbthes in dryer after tumbling st&s. Remove and hang clothes immediately.
PERMANENT PRESS
AND "NO-IRON"
T~ many &&s ~ ~~."~ OI@Oneair kmd at a time. b
IWt&lbine hdS.
ITEMS Improperloads. Amid lau~deri~ heavy Pt&mmentPress items, such as work ~
clothes, with lighterPermanentpress items such as shirtsor blouses. Do not wash
PermanentPress withreguhirlau@ry. , . " , ~ : " .""
Tm my c]othes in washer.Pe~~&t ~ loads sho~d always& smtier than
regularloads . . .no morethan mediumloads t,ogive clothes room to move freely.
~co~ ~h and dry cyclm. U= W-ent
PBS
Wash cycle which provides a
cooldown rinse to minimize wrinkling. Wso use PermanentPress Dry cycle.
Incorrectwaterlevel. Use ExtraLargeWaterLevel for Medium Load, Medium
Level for SmaIlLoad. '
Repeatedwashing in too hot water.Washin co~dor - waterwith plenty
of detergent.
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~cumu~ation of l~e s~e due to use of carbonatedetergents.If
you
must
use
a
non-phosphatedetergent,avoidthe use of high-carbonate-buiIt d etergent.
Failureto use fkbricsoftener.Properuse will minimim wrinkling.
To remove wrinkles:
Retumbleon "PermanentPress" setting.
Rerinseand dry on "PermanentPress" setting.
If unsuccess~, ~tumb]e on high h-t for lo-u
minutes and hang
immediately.
Ironcarefully. ' . ..
Send to dry cleaners for pressing.
Some wfin~es may remainwhich c~ot b removed.
SNAGS, HOLES,
pins on
g~ents or Shq objects Iefiin pockets. Ckk k) mike SUrC all
such objects
TEARS, RIPS OR are removed. MO check washtub.
EXCESSIVE WEAR
Snaps, hooks, sharpbuttons,belt buckks, zippers. Fastenhooks, zippers and
buttons.Remove sharp buttons and bek buckles. This is especially important in
washing knits which snag easily. Tim knits inside out.
Holes with random square shapes with yellow discoloration maybe caused by
improper
use
of chlorine bleach. Use only correct amount of bleach, using Bleach
Dispenser. Never add undiluted bleach to washtub or albv clothes to come into
contact with undiluted bleach. Do not wipe up bleach spills with clothes.
Chemicals such as hair bleach, dye, permanent we solutions, battery acids and
toilet bowl cleaners may cause fibric holes. Rinse all towels and other articles that
came in contact with these chemicah before putting them in wash. Do not contaminate
clothing articles with these chemicals.
Small, unnoticed tears may enlarge during washing process. Check garments befire
washing and mend all rips and tears.
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