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contents
Ikeand of
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Agitator
2
ApplianceRegistration
BleachDispenser
2:
CareofWasher
6,7
ControlsSettingGuide
3
CycleSettings-
Detergentsand
13,17
OtherAdditives
10
Energy-Saving Tips
8
FabricSoftenerDispenser
4
Filter-FloPan
16
HardWater
14,26
LimestoneDeposits
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Loading
J
9
Mini-BasketTM Tub
9
Mini-QuickCycle
2
ModelandSerialNumbers
26
Moving& VacationTips
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OperatingtheWasher
7,83;
Pre-Treating
20-25
ProblemSolver
&f
RepairService
3,4
SafetyInstructions
11
SortingClothes
18
Stains
19
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. -gilgg!h you... t Beforeusingywr washer9 Vv’itedowntheIrnodd o madthisbook4xm?fuIly. am.i saw nmwwii. It is intendedtohelpyouoperate You’ll findthemonaIabe!onthe andmaintainyournewwasher Iowerleftsidenearthefront. properly. Thesenumbersarealsoonthe ConsumerProductOwnership Keepit handyforanswerstoyour Registration Cardthatcamewith questions. yourwasher.Beforesendinginthis If youdon’tunderstandsomething card,pleasewritethesenumbers or needmorehelp,write(include here: yourphonenumber):, Consumer
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–htiorstorevukm~~wili not below yourwater he@er~n~the gascan eKeepde floor around your f-tigore~~~~thew~ther. aecumulatein the water heater appliancescleananddrytoreduce andkwaterpipfihot~ter~ “ - –Connect toaproperlyrated, thepossibilityofs~ipping. ~ =- notbeenusedforaperiod cd!two ~ protectedandsizedpowersupply eT~ minimizethepossibility weeksorlongere circuittoavoidelectricaloverload. ws#i-. -– ofelectricshock,unplugthis —— UNDER Ws$sr –Connectto adequateplumbing appliancefromthepowersupply E
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-——- “-- ‘ ,: to reducetheriskoffire,electricshock,or in.urytopersons, readtheIMPORTANT SAFETYINSTRI.JCFIONS beforeoperatingthisappliance. v * 14EAVV QLJ7V - LARGE CAPACITY 2 SPEED VARIABLE WATER LEVEL AU1OMATIC EXTRA RINSE - OFF SIAIN WASH 4= rr= rwh? JLIJ =* “2;* ccl-o ST*lt,tOA:p~%~u~ , WASH TEMPERATURE ::[Q.,,,,ET* (f&-j m Url f MINI.QUICK * 10 3 5MAU CYCLE I REGULAR CYCLES WASH 1 n i ~4~ “ wit KNQB 10 STAR1 . PUSH10 S!OP v 1 SelectWaterLevel. @ PositionFilter-Flopanon agitatorandaddmeasured
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to . PC)LYESTER KNI’Rl CYCLE– FWGW-JW cYa.xs–– A combination ofagitation and Providelongerwashtimeformost soakformoreeffective poiyest~r cottons,linens,workandplay knitslaundering+ Plusanextended clothes.“ExtraRinse”canbe cool-down sprayrinseISprovided selectedif desired. to minimizethesettingofwrinkles. t ET SPIN @ PullCycleS~l~~~~~~~b~~~ % to startthewasher.If youwishto WASH REGULAR CYCLES Q changesettingafterwasherhas I started,pushCycleSelectorKnob into stopthewasherandresetto PERMPRESSCYCLE
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R&w toGarment cm-e L4ak?k% For more inform~iticn onczrelabeling,sendfix “Whal’s?+icw AboutCARE1.J4}lfi~$I” U.S.Government i>rintin~ Oflicc.Washingt{m, D.C.20402. ForsalebytheSuperintemicnt ofDocurncnts, ——— —- special —— Elklch .——.--—-—--”—— ——— [Jscnwxirnum dctcrgcnl rccmnnx!ndc~i on Ifcolorfaslis unusuallysoiled, use hot water. Liquidchlorinetype. page15. ———— Non-chlorine type. ,—.—— Usemaximum delcrgent recommended inguideonptige15. Whiteor colorfast,liquidchlorinetype. Non-colorfast, lion-
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— r ‘“‘“7 OFF %1 ———. EXTRA RINSE REGULAR CYCLES WASH J ~~LS~A~?’ setting temperature will @ Usethisdispenserwithliquid ~PositiontheFabricSoftener .. bleachonly.If youprefertouse Dispenseronthel?iher-Flo pan, automatically becold. powderedbleach,pourit intothe @ Pourmanufacturer’s recommended ~If ahotsoakisdesired,setthe l?ilter-Flo panor washbasketalong WASI-URINSE TEMPERATURE amountoffabricsoftenerintoa withyourdetergent.Do notput standardmeasuringcup. switchto “H~/WARM” andturn powderedbletic
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. .-...—, ,—-—....— -.—...—. ---- ..—-.———. ~ 8. Close lid and W controlsas - ‘Me tub, designed S(lllows: forsmallRoads ofregdme fhbrics ‘ ordelicate CWl h?W2dl with my cycleexceptthe SOAKsetting. Ml wash @$mallMAIsof regularfabrics SMAI.1 4. Afterloadingclothesinthe (upto2fi pounds). Mini-Basket tub,be suretoreplace @ Deiieateloadssuchaslingerie, theFilter-l?lo pan.Thepanserves -Set WaterLevelto “MINI- mntY hose,girdles, blouses, sweaters, & asa lidtokeeptheclothesinthe 13ASKET” position. Cj so
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Hyourck]thesandhousehold items dtin’tlookcleanandfreshafter wasi~ing, youwillprobablyre--wash them...andthatmeansyou’llwaste energy.Remember tosortyour clothescarefully, andloadthem properly,selectcorrectcycles,use enoughdetergentandchoosea watertemperaturewarm enoughto releaseand get rid of soil. ~UseHotWash—wto 150°F.—on a regularbasis only” when washing heavilysoiledarticles-such as workandplayclothes. @ Undernormalsoilconditions, washinwaterabove80CF.(Z7°C.). Thisgenerallymeansusingthe WarmI
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spew for ‘pt?m-mwnt pl-i?ss if ymll donot have8 dryer. If youaremachine-washing PermanentPressclothesthatyoI.I plantolinodryordrip-dry,use extracaretominimizewrinkling inthewashprocess: IID Becarefulnottooverload washer.PermanentPressclothes musthaveampleroomto move freelv.A MediumsizePermanent Pres~loadisthelargestthatshould be washed. @ Usemorewaterthanyouwould fora regularload.Usea Medium WaterLevelfora SmallLoad;an ExtraLargeWaterLevelfora MediumLoad. @ Removeclothespromptlyas soonaswasherst
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... . .. . . .- Pmdu.lds —. Arenotavailable insomeareas. Performwellinhardorsoftwater ,, WashalltypesoffabricswM. Canbeusedinhot,warm,or coldwater. —— Generallydonotcleanwellin Performsatisfactorily insoft l?&m-Phosphim+——— hardwater, ormoderately hardwater. Detergent’s Maybedifficulttodissolve, Insomeareason~y non-phosphate especiallyincoldwater, productsareavailable. Shouldnotbeusedincoldwater. Thosecontaining sodium carbonateasaningredient may causeharmfullimestone deposits onclothesandwasher
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Uw?@ (11or moregrains)andifycwwtish Is yourwater hard? If it is, and WA-MM SUrfWWS. Thehardness justa fewloadsfib week,youmay ifyouusea carbonatetypenon- ofyourwaterandyourwashing phosphate detergent,youwill frequencywilldeterminehow seelimestonebuildupsinjust a few mpidlythelimestonewillbuild months. mostprobablynoticelimestow+i depositsonyourclothesand up.If yourwateris VERY HARD @ Increase useofbleaches, presoaks, Effectson Cklthe$ nMho4M to packaged waterconditioners, prewash reduceIhnestane
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HowtoMM? Theuseofa sufficientamount If thereconlnlerided wnml?lt of or pwhmd% ofdetergentisoneofthemost detergentproducestoomanysuds, importantthingsyoucandoto switchtoa lowsudsingdetergent Placecietcrgent inthefilterpanfor brand,andfollowinstructions on makesureyourwashcomesout normalconditions, but,forbest dtx.in . package. results,putit nexttotheagitator aftertheclotheshavebeenloaded, Ammmtmquird varies according to: If yourdetergent doesn’tdissolve 1,Waterhardness well,predissolve thedeterge
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Beforeyoucandecidewhat@do If yourwateris SOFT,youhave abouthardwater,youneedtoknow noproblem.Youcanusesoapor ifyouhaveitand, if so,howhard detergentMyoupreferandf’orgct it is. allabouthardwater.If youhtive FIARDwater—-dew than10grains- @ If youliveina municipalarea, andyouusephosphate detergent, contactyourwatercompany. youalsohavenoproblem. ~If youlivein a ruralarea,or in But,if youhavemorethan10 somesuburbanareas,contactyour grains,youwillneedto softenyour countyagent. waterwitheither.. . Thea
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W4L —. —— IJm.mdry productandtype Howh 3.KWit BLEACH ChlorineLiquid UseyourBleachDispenseraccording to 1)DCI notpourundiluted liquk~ chlorinebleachdirectlyinto suchasCloroxbrand instructions onpage8. washerorondryclothes. -.. 2) Someoftoday’s washable fabricsshouldnotbcchkwinc bleachedsuchas: ]00%cottonflame-retardant children% sleepwear, silk,wool,mohair,spandex,leather,or non-fast colors.Dilutebleachbeforeusingonanyfabric. 3) CheckManufacturers’ CamLabelsforspecial instructions. - FOIIOW packa
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f%ain RemovalHir3t— L ‘J@toremovestainsassoonas istx! next pagefor possible. Thefresherthestain,the I.Jsil’lg cMol”inc .Bk?ach for S&inRcmwd Wide. easierit istoremove. Whiteand Fabrics. Formorecompleteinformation cm 2. Beforeattempting toremove Mix 1/4cup(60ml)chlorine . stainremoval,requestgovernment anystain,take these steps: bleachwithonegallon(3.$liter)of bulletin,“Removing StainsFrom coolwater—approximately 80”F. @ Findthefabricandthefinishin Fabrics;’054D,Toobtaina copy (27°C.)–ina sinkor
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..—..—. ..- —... -— —.. and - SeeC.kmtroi Setting Guide,Bleachm Page6 —.—— ——..——......-— -—.-”-..— ...,..— — ... dhesives Chewing Gum,etc.) —-— -—-————. Anti-perspirants, Applyundiluted liquiddetergent.Rinse.If’s?ain remains,bleach %mcaswhiteawlbkmchable fabrics Deodorants exceptuscnon-chlorine blench. according toStainRemoval I-lint onoppmitcpage.Ifcolorhas changed,ymJmaylx abletorestoreitbysponging with ammonia7* RinstMloroughly. Rood Soakincoldwater,thenlaunderinwarmwater.If stainremains, Sp
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