GE WWA80729AL User manual

Brand: GE

Model: WWA80729AL

Category: Washing machines

Type: User manual

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HelpU!S

It isintendedto h;lp you operate

You’llfind them on a labelon the

and maintainyournewwasher

lowerleft sidenear the front.

properly.

Pleasewrite thesenumbers here:

Keepit handy for answersto your

questions.

LJserrnaintemmce

instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..26

ModelNo.

SerialNo.

‘Usethese numbers in any

correspondenceor servicecalls

concerningyour washer.

Myou receiveda damaged

washer9immediatelycontact the

dealer(or builder)that soklyou

the washer.

Save time and money...

befulireyou WRnfor service

Check the Problem Solver(pages

20-25). R.listsminor causesof

operating problems that you can

correct yourself. It could saveyou

an unnecessaryservicecall.

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Important SafetyInstructions–sAvETHESEINSTRUCTIONS

Readauinstructions it?efm%using thisappiiance

WARNING—When usingthis

appliance,alwaysexercisebasic

safetyprecautions,includingthe

following:

e usethis applianceonlyforits

intendedpurpose asdescribedin

thistJseand Care Book.

~Thiswashermust be properly

hlstak!d and 10M64 in

accmxkmcewith the Installation

h’lStFU&_lIIS before it k used.

Properlyground to conform

withallgoverningcodes

and ordinances.

- Installor storewhereit willnot

beexposedto temperatures

belowfreezingor exposedto

theweather.

- Connectto a properlyrated,

protectedand sizedpower-

supplycircuitto avoidelectrical

overload.

- Connectto adequateplumbing

and drain facilitiesas described

—

in the InstallationInstructions.

@Turnoff water faucetswhenthe

—

washerisnot in useto relieve

pressureon hosesand valves,and

m minimizeleakageif a hoseor

~-alveshouldbreak or

rupture,

Whendisconnectingthis

appliancepullby the plugrather

than the cord to avoiddamageto

thecord or junction of cord and

plug.Makesurethat the cord is

locatedso that it willnot be

steppedon, tripped overor

otherwisesubjectedto damage

or stress.

~Westronglyrecommendthat

anyservicingbe performed by

a qualifiedindividual.

@Thewiringdiagram for this

machineislocatedinsidethe

controlpanel.

To 11-linhnize‘thepossibility

ofinjury:

@Do not mixchlorinebleachwith

ammoniaor acidssuchasvinegar

and/or rust remover.Mixingcan

producea toxicgaswhichmay

causedeath.

@Do not washor dry articlesthat

havebeencleanedin, washedin,

soakedin, or spottedwithcombus-

tibleor explosivesubstances(such

asgasoline,degreasers,dry-

cleaningsolvents,kerosene,etc.)

whichmaygiveoff vaporsthat

couldigniteor explode.

Do not add thesesubstancesto the

washwater.

Do not usethesesubstances

around yourwasherand/or dryer

duringoperation.

~ HYDROGEN GASisproduced

by the chemicalactionwithinyour

waterheaterand the gascan accu-

mulatein the waterheaterand/or

waterpipesif hot waterhas not

beenused for a period of two

weeksor longer.HYDROGEN

GAS CAN BEEXPLOSIVE

UNDER THESE CIRCUM-

STANCES.So to preventthe

possibilityof damageor injury,if

you havenot usedhot waterfor

two weeksor more, or moveinto

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a residencein whichthe hoi water

systemmay not havebeenusedfor

sometime, turn on

all hot water

faucetsand allowthem to run for

severalminutesbefore usingany

electricalappliancewhichiscon-

nectedto the hot watersystem.

Thiswillallowany hydrogengas

to escape.Of course,sincethegas

is flammable,do not smokeor use

an open flameor applianceduring

thisprocess.

@Neverreachinto thewasher

whileit ismoving.Beforeloading,

unloadingor addingclothes,push

in.the CycleSelectorKnobto

“STOP” position,thenwaituntil

themachinehas completely

stoppedbeforeopeningthe lid.

@Closesupervisionisnecessary

if this applianceisusedby or near

children.Do not allowchildrento

playinside,on, or withthisappli-

anceor anydiscardedappliance.

Disposeof discardedappliances

and shippingor packingmaterials

properly.Beforediscardinga

washeror removingfrom service,

removethe washerlid.

~ Keepalllaundryaids(suchas

detergents,bleaches,fabric sof-

teners, etc.)out of the reach of

children,preferablyin a locked

cabinet.Observeallwarningson

containerlabelsto avoidpersonal

injury.

@Keepthe area around and under-

neath yourappliancesfree from

the accumulationof combustible

materials,such aslint, paper,rags,

chemicals,etc.

~Keepthe floor around your

appliancescleanand dry to reduce

the possibilityof s~ipping.

~~~ r~inirnizethe

mxcihilitv nf

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electricshock,unplugthis appli-

ancefrom thepower-supplybefore

attemptingany maintenanceor

cleaning(exceptthe removaland

cleaningof the lintfilter).NOTE:

Turningthe CycleSelectorKnob to

an OFF positiondoesNOT dis-

connectthe appliancefrom the

power-supply.

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@DC)l-lot tamper with m’mds.

@.Donot Qperate this appkntx if’

ii k?damaged>mtM..mcii@3g,

partiallydisassemb~ed,or has

missingor broken parts, including

a damagedcm-dor plug.

@EM?riotwashfiberglassarticlesin

ym.wwasher.Skinirritation could

resultfrom the remainingparticles

that maybe pickedup by clothing

duringsubsequentwasheruse.

@Thelaundryprocesscanreduce

the flameiwtardancyof fabrics.To

avoidsucha result,the Garment

Manufacturers’CareLabels

shotddbe followedverycarefully.

@Neverclimbcmor standon the

washertop.

For Wwher operation

@Do not leavewasherlidup

duringcycle,Thiswillstopthe

washand spinaction-andprevent

ccmpktkm d the cycle.

Howtooperateyour clotheswasher

* Do notchangeSEWEDSELB2-

TION whilewasherisoperating.If’

a changein speedisdesired,push

in CycleSelectorKnobto “STOP”

positionand waitfor washerto

stop. Then selectthenewspeed

and pullout CycleSelectorKnob

torestart.

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Variable Water l_evol

EXTRA LC.RCZ

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Two Speed Washer

Mmm

@XKET ...

with Mini.Wash

SMAIL

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Regular

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sortingand -KJUxding

~Sort clothescarefullyby fabric

type,weight,color and.amount of

soilaccordingto instructionson

page11.

~RemoveFilter-Flo@pan and

lMini-BasketT~ltub. The underside

of the lidisa good placeto put the

pan whileloadingor unloading

clothes.

Do not useMini-Baskettub when

washingregularIoads. You’llfind

completedetailson how and when

to usethe .Mini-Baskettub

cmpage 9.

@Load clothesinto the wash

basketbeingcareful not to over-

kwl. Clothesshould be Mow the

r~tajnjng xing,, Seepage 12for

moreloadinginformation.

+Position Filtm-Flopan on agita-

i5r and add measured amount of

fj:f.c;:;gri

~.Seepages 13thrwugh17

i73r;f}for~mafjonon detergentsand

‘-----~laundry a.ddj~ives.

i)!;1;,:

NOTE: Do not usethe Filter-F1o

pan as a washbasket. Do not put

any itemsto bewashedin the

Fiker-Flopan.

@Seepage8 for informationon

howto useBleachand Fabric

SoftenerDispensers.For informa-

tion on bleachesand fabricsoft-

eners,seepage17.

@Closelid, washerwillfillbut not

agitateor spinwithlidopen.

setting the controls

Usethe ControlsSettingGuideon

pages6 and 7 to helpyoumakethe

proper selections.

uSelect Wash/Spin Speed

nSelect Wash/RinseTemperature

❑SelectWater Level

SMALL: Washerislessthan

‘/3 fullof clothes.

MEDIUM: BetweenMand

‘/2 full .

LARGE:

Between!/2 and 73 full.

EXTRA.LARGE: Over ?4full.

INMW-BASKET:Seeinstructions

on page9,

If you want to increaselevelafter

you’vemadea selection,turn knob

to “RESET” and selectnewlevel.

❑Push CycleSelectorKnob in

and turn clockwiseto your selected

washsetting.

H Pull CycleSelectorKnob out

to start the washer.If youwishto

changesettingafter washerhas

started, push CycleSelectorKnob

in to stop thewasherand resetto

the newposition. Settingcan be

changedat anytime.

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TipstoHelpYou

REGULARCYCLE—

Provideslongerwashtimefor

mostcottons, linens,work and

p!ayclothes.

Regu!w

Cycle

*-#

lXMT

six

1’

- WAVY

PERM PRESS CYCL&—

For permanentpressand delicates.

An extendedco61-downspray

rinseisprovidedto minimizethe

settingof wrinkles.

S?(JRDY

Perm.

‘LWTC Press

Cycle

OFF

SOAKSETTING—

Usewithmost soakingaidsto

loosenembeddedsoilsand stains.

Regular

cycle

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wFAv+\

What Happens inEach SWng (ApproximateMinutes)

Regular

Penn. Press

Cycle

Selector Heavy Normal

Light Soil Soak

Sturdy Delicate

Settings

Wash

19 15

10 4

Spin 3% 31/’ “ 31/”

2VZ

21/2

Rinse

3% 3% 3% 3%

31/z

Spin

7 7 7

7 4%

Total Time 35 31

11 22Y2

16V’2

Noms:

III

Total time includespausesbetweeneach phaseof cycle.

~Totaltime doesrzo[includewaterfilltime. Filltimesvarydependingonhousehold

waterpressureand yourselectedwaterlevel.

~ Rinse Starts Here

—+———Spin Starts Here

TURN THE PAGE

forOM-mds setting‘Guide

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Cottonsand Linens

White/Ccdorfast

Bright/Noncolorfast

Workclothes}dungarees,etc.

Heav--soil

Averagesoil

PermanentPress, TreatedCottons,

BlendswithCottons

Heavyor oilysoil

Averageor lightsoil

Synthetics-Polyester, Nylon,Acrylic

Knitsand WovenFabrics

Sturdy

Delicates

Silks,Wools;Blendsof Silkand Wool

Rayonand Acetate

Down-filledgarments,if machine

washingisrecommended

BabyClothes

—Sturdy,suchas Diapers,

Nightgowns,Shirts,Pads, Sheets,

ReceivingBlankets, Coveralls

BabyClothes-Delicate

Blankets—Wool,Part-Wool,Cotton

B1ankets—Synthetic,Electric

CurtainsDO NOT MACHINEWASH

FIBERGLASS

ChenilleBedspreads,Robes**

Slipcovers,Draperies,**

Bathmatsand Rugs

Denims(especiallyindigobluejeans)

andother fabricsthat bleed

Rubber-coateditems,laminatedfabrics,

vinyl,plasticsand articleswithplastic

trim

Pillows

W3sh/SpinSpeed

Normal

Gentle

Normal

Gentle

5min. soakthen

Normal

5min. soakthen

Normal

Gentle

Normal

Gentle

washwater

Temperature

Hot or Warm

Warmor Cold

Hot

Hot or Warm

Hot

Warm

Hot

Warm

Hot or Warm

Coldor Warm

Warm

cycle FAMion

Regular,Normalor LightSoilSetting

Regular,Normalfor smallloads;Heavyfor _

allother loads

Regular,NormalSetting

Perm. Press, SturdySetting

Perm. Press, DelicateSetting

Perm. Press, SturdySetting

Perm. Press, DelicateSetting

Perm. Press, SturdySetting

Regular,Normalor LightSoilSetting,

dependingon amount of soil

Perm. Press, DelicateSetting

Regular,Light SoilSetting

Regular,LightSoilSetting

Perm. Press, SturdySetting

Regular,Normal Setting

Perm. Press, DelicateSetting

Perm. Press, Sturdyor DelicateSetting,

dependingon amount of soil

“’’’(’heck~ize.Sorncslipcovers,draperiesand bedspreadsmayhetoo Iargt forautomalic home-sizewasher.

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SpecialInstructions

Ifcolorfastisunusuallysoiled,usehotwater.Usemaximumdetergentrecommendedon page 15.

l.ic~uid chiorine type,

Non-chlorinetype.

\Vhiteor colorfast,liquid

chlorinetype.Noncolorfast,

non-chlorinetype.

Usemaximumdetergentrecommendedincharton page

Whiteor colorfast,liquid

chlorinetype,Noncolorfast,

non-chlorinetype.

Smallloadsreducewrinkling.Usemaximumdetergentrecommendedinchart on page15.

\Vhiteorcolorfast,liquid

chlorinetype.Noncolorfast,

non-chlorinetype.

If unusuallysoiled,usehot water.Usemaximumdetergentrecommendedin chart onpage 15.

Smallloadsreducewrinkling.

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Nobleach

Seldomneeded.Ifneeded,

usenon-chlorinetype.

Arobleach

Washonlyif recommendedbythegarmentmanufacturer.Followinstructionscarefuily.

Washinyourwasheronlyif recommendedbythe garmentmanufacturer.

Washfrequentlyto fluffup thedownandretainthegarment’swarmth. Washseparately.Wet

downgivesoffan odorwhichmaybe absorbedbyothergarments.Odordisappearswhengarment

isdry.Treatheavilysoiledareaswithliquiddetergentorpastemadeof waterand granular

detergent.Closezippers.Wash2or 3at a timeor addtowelsto balance.GARMENTMUSTBE

TUMBLEDRIED.

E#......-.

rg%wc

\Vhiteor colorfast,liquid

Youmaypreferto usea lmildtypedetergent.Dobabyclothesseparately.Pre-treat spots.Rinse

diapers,nightgowns,pads,sheetsafter use.Keepdiapersina coveredpailof coldwaterand

conditioningagentlikeBorateembrarld.

chlorinetype.

Youmaypreferto usea mildtypedetergent.Dohand-knitgarmentsbyhand or inMini-Basket

tub. Seepage9.

Fillwasher,adddetergent,allowto dissolvebeforeaddingblanket.Do oneblanketat a time. Pre-

treat heavilysoiledspotswithliquiddetergent.

Onelectricblanket,sewa strongpieceof clothoverplugtoprotectblanketand washerfrom

damage.Dooneblanketat a time.Pre-treatheavilysoiledspotswithliquiddetergent,

?Jon-chlorinetype.

E&K-

Nobleach

No bleach

\Vhiteorcolorfast,liquid

:hlorinetype.

\Vhiteor colorfast,liquid

:hlorinetype.

,Vhiteor colorfast,liquid

:hiorinetype.

Nobleach

Vacuumout loosedirtbeforewashing,

If unusuallysoiled,useNormalWash/SpinSpeed.

Washonly2or 3rugsor matsat onetime. Shakebeforewashingto removeexcessdirt.

Fornew“indigoblue”jeans, washat least3timesin verysmallloadswithfullwaterfill.leans

needampleroomto moveto avoidwhitelinesat creases.Maydiscolorplasticwasherparts.

Subsequentwashingswillreducediscolorations,but willprobablynevereliminateit. The stained

partswillnot discolorsubsequentwashingloads.

TumbleonFLUFF(NoHeat).

do bleach

Pillowsaremadeof clifferentmaterials—dacron,fiber,foam,polyester,natural feathersand down.

/o bleach

Manypillowscan bemachinewashed,but iwmgfachirers’care{abe!smust befollowed cawfhlly.

washingisrecommended,checkpillowsforweakseamsor holesand mendto preventescapeof

fea!hcrsor filling.Fillwasher,adddetergentand agitateforseveralminutesto dissolvedetergent.

Addtwopillowsat a timetobalanceload, useextralargewaterlevel,

How toUse

theFabtic

softenerDispenser

How

touse

thesoak setting

IBUse thisdispenserwithliquid

bleachonly.If YOUprefer to use

powderedbleach,pour it intothe

Fiker-Flopan or washbasket

alongwithyour detergent.Do not

put powderedbleachinto the

bleachdispenser.

~Measurebleachcarefully.Here

are some recommendedamounts:

LARGEWATERLEVEL-I ?4

CUP

(310ml)liquid

SMALLWATER

LEWL-73 CUP

(170ml)liquid

MINI-BASKETtub- !4 cup(60m~)

liquid

~Pour measuredamount of liquid

bleachdirectlyinto bleach

dispenser.

@Do not Over’rlli!or allow

dispenserto overflow..Avoid

splashing.Undilutedbleachcan

causefabricdamage.

e Neverpour undiluted liquid

bleachdirectlyonto Cklthesor

into the wash basket or Mini-

Baskettub.

~Position the FabricSoftener

Dispenseron the Filter-l?lopan.

~Pour manufacturer’srecom-

mendedamount of fabricsoftener

into a standard measuringcup.

~Add enoughwaterto fillthecup

1/2 full.

@Pour the dilutedsoftenerinto the

dispenser.

e The fabric softenerwillauto-

maticallybe dispensedat the

proper time.

~Do notstop the washer during

the first spin. Thiswillcausethe

dispenserto emptytoo soon.

~When usingFabricSoftener

Dispenserwiththe Mini-Basket

tub, useone (1)teaspoon (5 ml)of

concentratedsofteneror one(1)

tablespoon(15ml)of diluted

softener.

@m) motusethe Fabricsoftener

Dispenser with the soak setting.

%?gular

cycle

~“SOAK” settingtemperature

willautomatically-becbld.

~If a hot or warmsoakisdesired,

settheWASH/RII’4SETEM-

PERATUREswitchto “HOT/

COLD” or “WARM/ COLD”

and turn the CycleSelectorKnob

to “NORMAL” inthe Regular

Cycle.Start thewasher.After

washerfillsand beginsto agitate,

push in the CycleSelectorKnob

and turn to 6’SOAKVPull out the

CycleSelectorKnobto complete

thecycle.

~For an extendedsoakallowthe

—

washerto filland agitatefor a few

minutesto dissolvethe soaking

agent.Then push in the Cycle

SelectorKnobto stop the washer

(keeplidclosed)and allowto soak

for aslongas desired.After

desiredsoak period, pullout the

CycleSelectorKnobto complete

thecycle.

o Do not usetheFabric softener

Dispenser’or the Mini-hk!t tub

withtheSoakSetting.

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How-tousethe

Mini-BasketN’tub

~y~t!!lofhd$ which $3uI be

W2dXXi!

inthe ~ini-~asket tub.

~Smallloadsof regularfabrics...

up to 2!ZZpounds.

~Delicateloadssuchas lingerie,

panty hose,girdles,blouses,

sweaters,socks,shirts, baby

clothesand other smalldelicate

hand washables.

~Stuffedtoys.

~Tennisshoes.

some special instructions to

rememberwhen YOUuse the

Mini-Baskettub.

o Do not washclothesin the

regularbasketwhenusingthe

Mini-Baskettub.

~Do not usethe Mini-Baskettub

-withthe Soak Setting.

~When washingstockings,panty

hoseand other easilytangled

items,alwayshandleseparately.To

minimizetangling,the useof a net

laundrybagisrecommended.

Here’showto usethe Mini-Basket

tub:

@RemoveFilter-Flopan.

~PlaceMini-Baskettub on

agitator.Pull the agitator toward

the front of themachinefor easier

installatiofiand removalof Mini-

Baskettub.

~Load clothesin Mini-Baskettub.

Seepage 11for sortinghelp.

~After loadingclothesin theMini-

Baskettub,

besuretoreplacethe

Fi[ter-F[opan. The pan servesasa

lidto keepthe clothesin the Mini-

Baskettub.

~Put Xito !Acup (60to 80ml)

detergentin Filter-Flopan.

~To useBleachand Fabric

SoftenerDispensers,seepage 8.

~Closelid and setcontrolsas

follows:

—SetWater Levelto “MINI-

BASKET”position

Variable Water Level

EXTI?A LWGf

%s! 1

LbJICk

~ ygET ::

NECWA

:: WAIL

—SelectdesiredWash/SpinSpeed,

Wash/RinseTemperatureand

Cycle.Seepage 4.

—Pullout CycleSelectorKnob to

start washer.

Energy-sating Tips

Weareallconsciousof theneed

to saveenergy—toprotectour

country’senergyreservesand to

helpussavemoney.Thereare

severalthingsyou can do to reduce

theamount of energyneededto

washyour clothes:

1.UseHot Wash-up to 150°F

(65°C)—ona regularbasison(y

whenwashingheavilysoiled

articles—suchaswork and play

clothes.

2. Under normalsoilconditions,

washin water above80°1?(27UC).

Thisgenerallymeansusingthe

WarmWashtemperaturesetting

on your washer—temperatures

approximately90°F(32°C)to

110*I?(43“C)or hand comfortable.

H you noticethat soilhas

accumulatedafter several

consecutivewashings,useHot

Washoccasionally,if safefor

fabrics.

3. TWto washlessoften. Save

articlesof the sametypeof fabric

untilyou havea fullload.

4. If you must washsmallerloads,

adjust the amount of water.Small

Ioadsshouldhavelowerwater

levels.

5. Washin off-peakutilityhours.

Yourlocalutilitycan tellyou

whichare the off-peakhours.

6. Useyour washer’sNormal Spin.

Thiswillremovemore water

duringspin, whichwillshorten

dryingcycleto savemoreenergy.

Youcan usethe Normal Spinin

placeof the GentleSpinusually

recommendedfor Permanent

Press items.The dryingwill

removeany wrinkleswhichmay

resultfrom the Normal Spin.

7. Useyour Mini-Basket’TMtub for

verysmallloads. It useslesswater

than the smallwaterlevelin thebig

tub on thiswasher.Youwillalso

saveon determmtand enerm.

IMPORTANT NOTE: If your

clothesand householditemsdon’t

look cleanand freshafter washing,

what are youapt to do? Youwill

probably then rewashthem ...

and that meansyou’llwaste

energy.Rememberto sort your

clothescarefully,and load them

properly,selectcorrectcycles,use

enoughdetergentand choosea

watertemperaturewarmenough

to releaseandget ridof soil.

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Good

sortby

Separate

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from

LINT PRODUCERS—suchas

terry towelingand chenille—give

up lint.

LINT COLLECTORS—suchas

man-madefibersand napped

fabricslikevelveteenand corduroy

—attractlint. Thesemust be

washedseparately.

FOR MORE INFOWTION

ON LINT CONTROL, SEE

PAGE20.

sort by fabric

betterwashing

from

sortby SON

Separate

sortby mm

from

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Lights

from

i%add~t~on to sorting to reducelint

collection,it isrecommendedthat

= fabricsof similarconstructionbe

=Z.ZF--washedtogetherwheneverpossible.

upays tocheck mud

prepare domes forwashing.

~ Emptypockets,brush out cuffs,

zipzippers,snap snaps, hook

hooksand button buttons.

~ Do anynecessaryrnending—

rips, hems,tears.

~ Checkallitemsfor areasof

heavysoilor stain.

~ Removestains.FOR STAIN

REMOVALCHART, SEE

PAGES 18and 19.

~ TurnPoly Knitsinside-outto

minimizefabricsurfacedamage.

soaking&Pre4m?mRg-

agoodwayh

kuwn

deepsoils and Sttains.

A thorough soakingwith detergent

or specialsoakingagentisan ex-

cellentwayto removeheavysoils,

embeddeddirt and evensome

stains.

Soakingcan be eithera completely

separatewashingstep or a prelimi-

nary step to a completewashcycle.

For detailedinformation on how

to soak inyour washer,pleasesee

page8.

l?Ol?

INFOWATION ON

SOAKINGAGENTS, SEE

PAGE 1’7.

@Pre-treat heavysoilby rubbing

ina smallamount of liquid

detergentor a pastemade of water

andpowdereddetergentor soap.

Forbestresultswait !4 hour

beforewashing.

Ih,

~Load clothesdry.

~Takea properlysortedgroup of

clothesand drop them looselyin

thewashbasketin this order:

LargeItems—likesheets.Do not

wrap around the agitator.

!5rnallItems—likewashcloths.

3rd

MediumSizeItems—liketowels.

Hereisa typicalful~load:

3DoubleSheets

6 Long SleeveShirts

3BoxerShorts

6Standard PillowCases

5T-shirts

4 Pair Trousers

6Handkerchiefs

Thisillustrationwithclothesjust

reachingtheClothesRetaining

Ring,showsa properload.Clothes

haveampleroom to movebecause

theyarenotpackeddown,nor

wrappedaroundtheagitator.

Clothesareloadeddry sincewet

itemsare apt to pack downwhich

encouragesoverloading.Thissize

load requiresa fullwaterfill.

What isthe best sizeloadd

c!dm+-kuge, medhq Orsmall?

Savetime,energyanddetergent

by avoidingextrauseof the

washer.Tryto washa fullload of

clothes.If you can it isbetter to

saveclothesuntilyou havea full

load, H’you must washsmaller

loads, savewater,energyand

detergentby adjustingthewater

levelfor the sizeof the load. See

page 4.

Special recommendations

for

washing permanent press ifYOU

do nothwe a ‘dryer.

If youare machine-washing

Permanent Press clothesthat you

plan to line-dry or drip-dry,use

extracareto minimizewrinklingin

the washprocess:

~Becarefulnot to overload

washer.Permanent Pressclothes

must haveampleroom to move

freely.A MediumsizePermanent

Pressload isthe largestthat should

bewashed.

~Usemore waterthan you would

for a regularload. Usea Medium

WaterLevelfor a SmallLoad; an

Extra LargeWater Levelfor a

MediumLoad.

@Removeclothespromptlyas

soonas washerstopsand hang

immediately.

~Tominimizewrinklinguse

GentleWash/Spin Speed.

To additemsafterthewasherhas

started.

—

Turnoff the washer.

Carefullyremovethe Filter-ldo

pan.

Add any additionalarticlesby

submergingnextto the agitator.

Replacethe Filter-J?lopan and

res~artthe washer.

NOTE: Do not usethe Filter-l?lo

pan asa washbasket. Do not put

anyitemsto be washedin the

Filter--Flopan.

NOTE: When washingstockings,

panty hoseand othereasilytangled

items,alwayshandleseparately.To

minimizetangling,theuseof a net

laundrybagisrecommended.

Ractorstoconsiderinselectionofdetergents

INKi!lsoap.

Products:

—

PM@m3---

Powdm?d.Detergents

Non-Plmspkm-

Pow’deredDetergents

Liquid

Detergents

soaps

—.

Advantages:

Perform wellin hard or soft

water,

Washalltypesof fabricswell.

Can be usedin hot, warm, or

coldwater.

Perform satisfactorilyin soft

or moderatelyhard water.

In someareas onlynon-

phosphateproductsare

available.

Perform wellin soft water.

Offer bet~erperformancein

hard waterthan powdered

non-phosphatetypes.

Cleansyntheticsand fabric

blendswell.

Are excellentas concentrates

for removingspots.

Completelydissolveevenin

coldwater.

Perform wellin soft water.

Are not availablein some

areas.

Generallydo not cleanwellin

hard water.

May be difficultto dissolve,

especiallyin coldwater.

Should

notbeusedin cold

water.

Thosecontainingsodium

carbonateas an ingredientmay

causeharmful limestone

depositson clothesand washer

whencombinedwithhard

water.(Seepage 16.)

Wwff ---

ww--

m–

May not perform aswellas

powderedphosphateproducts

whendilutedin washwater.

Generallydo not cleanwellin

medium-hardor hard water.

May combinewith water

hardnessmineralsto form

stickysoap curd.

Wm?&-. .

-— .—..-

Fs#,w —

TheResultsd!’Continued

d carbonate Detergents

use

is your waterhard? If it is, and if

washersurfaces.The hardnessof

youusea carbonatetype ncm-

yourwaterand your washing

phosphatedetergent,youwillmost frequencywilldeterminehow

probablynoticelimestone* rapidlythe limestonewillbuildup.

depositson yourclothesand

If yourwaterisVERYHARD

(11or moregrains)and if you

—_

washjust a fewloadsa week,you

—

mayseelimestonebuild-upsinjust

a fewmonths(seepage16).

Effects

on clothes

Althoughlimestonebuild-up

occursmorerapidlyon cotton, it

willeventuallyaffect various

fabricsin thefollowingways:

~Givesa stiff, harsh, roughfeelto

fabricssuchas toweling.

~Causescolorsto fade and

becomedulland dingy.

~Causesgrayingof fabrics.

~Leavesa white,powderyresidue

on dark-coloreditems.

~Causesspot-fadingof bright

colorsas a resultof directcontact

withdetergent.

~Reduceswrinkle-resistanceof

permanent-pressfabrics.

~Destroyseffectivenessof flame-

retardant finisheson cottonssuch

aschildren’ssleepwear.

~Increasesfabricwear becauseof

the scrubbingaction between

limestonedepositson the fabrics

duringwasheragitation.

Effects on washer

~Unsightlybuild-upon allwasher

surfacesexposedto the wash

solution.

~Mat-1ikecrustyformations

causedby lintadheringto the

stickylimestonedeposits.

~Increasedservicecallsbecauseof

limestonedepositsin the pump,

recirculationwaterhoses, filters

and other washerparts.

~Reducedusefullife of washer.

Recommended methods to

reduce Iimestone build-ups

*Usea powderedphosphatedeter-

gentor a liquiddetergentif these

are availablein your area.

~Installa homewater softener.

Thiswillsignificantlyreducelime-

stonebuild-up.

~Usea packagedncmp~ecipitating

watersoftener,such as Calgon

brand withphosphate.

........-..-.—.—.———-.-——-———.——

mod washing practices may

(way

Wm?stone(hmMge!to

CMhes

The fol~owingrecommendations

willtemporarily delaythe effects

of limestoneon your clothes.

Theseare generallygood washing

practicesand willgivebetter soil

removalwhetheror not youhave

hard water or usecarbonate

detergent.

~Usehotter washwater,for

exampleup to 150°for cottons.

Thisalsoimprovesoily-soil

removal.

~If you washin coolerwaterto

saveenergy,usemore detergentto

promote better washing.Also be

sureto usebleachon bleachable

fabrics. Usehot water whenever

possible.

~Add detergentand allowwasher

to filland agitatefor threeor four

minutesto dissolvedetergent

beforeaddingclothes.

~Increaseamount of detergent.

Seechart on page15for recom-

mendeddetergentamountsinrela-

tion to waterhardness.

~Increaseuseof bleaches,pre-

soaks,packagedwater condi-

tioners,prewashsoiland stain

removersto helpin removing

stubborn soilsand stains.

~Usegreatercarein sortingloads.

Washverydirtyloads separately

and increasedetergentto helpkeep

dirt from redepositingon less

soileditems. Washdelicateitems

separatelyto preventdarnagefrom

heavysturdy clothes.

~Washsmallerloadsto increase

cleaningaction of washer.

@Usefabricsoftenerto counteract

stiffnessor harshnessin clothes.

How topartkiuy restoredotks

Onceclotheshavedeveloped

deposits,theymaybepartially

restoredby soakingin a solution

of two cupsof vinegarin one

gallonof hot tap-water for 15min-

utes. USEA PLASTIC CON-

TAINER.Then washclothesin the

washerusingdetergent.

CAUTIONS:

@Donotusevinegarsoak

solutioninwashe~Theacidic

actionofthevinegarmay

damagetheporcelain.

~Vinegarsoaksolutionmay

reducethewrinkle-resistanceof

permanent-pressfabrics.

~Vinegarsoakmaydamagethe

dyesinsomefabrics.

-E%SW-.

‘ LIMEST@NE-technicallycalledCALCIUMCARBONATE–Jscausedbythe

—

reaction of the calcium in the hard water with the sodium carbonate in the detergent.

Theuseof a.sufficientamount of

—

detergentis oneof the most impor-

— {antthingsyou can do to make

sureyour washcomesout clean.

Amount required varies

accordingto:

1. Waterhardness

2. Amount of soil

3. Sizeof load

4. TWeof detergent

5. Washtemperature.

Usemore detergentif

you have...

1. Hard water

2. Largeloads

3. Greasyor oilysoils

4. Lowerwashtemperature

5. Lowphosphate detergent.

If the-recommendedamount of

detergentproducestoo manysuds,

switchto a lowsudsingdetergent

brand, and followinstructionson

package.

How

tousedetergent

Granular or Powdered—Placein

the filterpan for normalcondi-

tions, but, for bestresults,put the

detergentnextto theagitator after

the clotheshavebeenloaded.

If your detergentdoesn’tdissolve

well,pre-dissolvethe detergentin

hot waterthen pour directlyinto

thewashbasket.

Usingtoo littledetergentisa corn-

moniause of laundryproblems.

Alwaysmeasuredetergentin a

standard measuringcup.

Rmm-mended

amountd- detergentform’w%ge soil had.

1 I I

Water Level Settina

Water

Hardness

Extra

Large Medium

Small

Mini

Large Basket

HARD

2 cups 1% cups 1

1/2 cups 1VI cups ‘/3 cup

I High $kdsing

10-20 Gr. (480 ml) (420 ml) (360 ml) (300 ml) (80 ml)

~ Powder Type

HARD

1% cups 1

V2 cups 1M cups % cup ‘/4 cup

4-10 Gr. (420 ml) (360 ml) (300 ml)

(180 ml)

(60 ml)

SOFT 1 cup

i cup % cup

‘/2 cup

‘/8CUP

O-4Gr. (240

ml) (240 ml) (180 ml) (120 ml) (30 ml)

Low Sudsing

Concentrated

o-1o

1 cup % cup

‘/2 cup Y2 cup ‘/4 cup

Powder Type

Grains (240 ml) (180 ml) (120 ml) (120 ml)

(60 ml)

LIQUID

o-1o

Grains

FOLLOW PACKAGE DIRECTIONS

1. Userecommendedamount of

detergentfor yourload and water

hardnessasshownin chart.

2. Other detergenttypes-Low

and normalsuds, powders,liquids,

nonphosphatepowders,follow

recommendationson package.

3. For hard watertreatment, see

page 16.

Hard water—doyou haveit?

Beforeyou can decidewhat to do

If yourwaterisSOFT,youhaveno

about hard water,you willneedto

problem.Youcanusesoapor

determineif your waterishard

detergentasyoupreferand forget

and, if so, howhard.

allabouthardwater.If youhave

Waterhardnessismeasuredin

HARDwater—lessthan 10

“grainsper gallon”-a

gallonis

grains-and youusephosphate

3.8 liters:

detergent,youalsohaveno

e0 to 3grainsper gallon,or per

problem.

3.8liters—SOFT

~4 to 10grains—HARD

~ 11to N grains-VERY HARD

~20grainsand over—

EXTREMELYHARD.

But,ifyouhavemorethan 10

grains,youwillneedto softenyour

waterwitheither...

1. An installedwatersoftenerin

yourhome,or

2. Theuseof a packagedwater

softener.

For information on water

softeners,see

chart below.

Add thismuch watersoftenerwitha W waterBevel

—

Grains of

hardness

o-1o 10-15

15-20

20-25 25-30

over 30

When using

‘/4 cup

1/2 cup

2/3 cup

cup

1 cup plus 1tbs. for every 5

with detergent

(60 ml) (120ml)

(160ml)

(240 ml)

grains above 30 (240 ml plus

15ml for each extra 5 grains)

liA cup plus 1tbs. for every 5

When using

f\3 cup

2/3 cup

% cup 1 cup

11/2 cup

with soap

(80 ml)

(160ml) (180ml)

(240 ml)

(360 ml)

grains above 30 (300 ml plus

15ml for each extra 5 grains)

—

BLEACH

ChlorineLiquid

suchas Cloroxbrand

Non-chlorine

suchas Clorox2

brand

FABRICSOFTENERS

Rinseadditivesuch

as Downybrand

WashAdditivesuch

as Rain Barrelbrand

SANITIZER

ChlorineBleach,

suchas Cloroxbrand

WATERSOFTENER

Non-Precipitating

suchas Calgonbrand

Precipitatingsuchas

Boraxbrand

SOAKAGENT

Suchas 13izbrand

PRE-TREATING

STAINANDSPOT

REMOVERS

Suchas

Spray‘nRJash

and K2Rbrands

TINTSANDDYES

Powderedsuchas

Rit and ‘Tintexbrands

How’touse it

UseyourBleachDispenseraccord-

ingto instructionson page8.

Followpackagedirections.

Put bleachinto washerwithdetergent.

UseyourFabricSoftenerDispenser

accordingto instructionson page8.

FollowPackagedirections.

Add duringwashcycle.

Usein caseof infectionand

contagiousdisease.

SeeunderBleachabove.

Followpackagedirections

Add at start ofwashcycle.

Followpackagedirections.

Usewithdetergentor soapin

washcycle.

Followpackagedirections.

Followpackagedirections.Treat only

heavilysoiledareas. Checkgarment’s

care labelsfor instructions

Followpackagedirections,

NOTE: Tintedgarmentsmaynot be

color-fast. Washseparately.

1)Do not pour undilutedliquidchlorinebleach

directlyinto washeror on dry clothes,

2)Someof today’swashablefabricsshouldnot be

chlorinebleachedsuchas: 100VOcotton flame-

retardant children’ssleepwear,silk,wool, mohair,

spandex,leather,or non-fastcolors.Dilutebleach

beforeusingon anyfabric.

3)CheckManufacturers’Care Labelsfor special

instructions.

Maybe usedon all kindsof fabrics.

2)Is mosteffectivein hot water.

1)Helpsmakeclothesfluffyand soft.

2)Reducesstatic electricity.

3)Usecarefully.Toomuchmay causestainingon

someclothes.

4)Donot pour directlyon clothes.

5)For thoserecommendedfor addingto the wash

cycle,suchas Rain Barrelbrand, follow

manufacturer’sinstructionsexactly.

Guardsagainstinfectionbykilling

most bacteriaand viruses?

&m-

m ----

E?i%%e—

@?mw.1

..—

_..

B7z3EI—

EmiT.

-. t

Suspendshardnessmineralsin solution,

keepingwaterclear.

Combineswithwater hardnessmineralsto

form precipitatewhichgivescloudyor milky

appearanceto water.

CAUTION:Washercontrol panelsand finishes

maybedamagedbysomelaundry pre-treat-

ment soiland stain removerproductsif such

productsare sprayedonor havedirectcontact

withthe washer.Applythesepre-treatment

products awayfrom washer.The fabricmay

then bewashednormally.

Cleanwasherto avoiddiscolorationof nextload,

Gothrough completecycle(W-nin.wash)using

hot water, H cup (120ml)detergent, 1cup (240ml)

bleach. Wipeexteriorparts. Caution: Tinting may

discolorplasticin washer.Subsequentwashingswill

reducediscolorationbut maynevereliminate.it.

&Jsg

-—.

——

&mm-. x

5. –

i?s%aa”

EgaF#–._

!REEc-

EEW-.

.-——.

...... .

How toremovestains

1. Trjr(o remo~’estains as soon as

possible.

The fresher the stain, the

easierit is(0 remove.

2. Beforeattempting to remove

anystain, take (hesesteps:

~Find the fabricand the finishin

thechart at right, and useonly

recommendedmethods.

~Checkthe carelabelsthat came

on the garrnei~t.

~Teststain removalproducton

an insideseamor sampleof the

material.

~Avoiduseof hot wateron

unknownstain. It can set some

stains.

3. Followstain removalwitha

thorough rinsing.

4. Washwith recommended

amount of soap or detergent.

stain Removal Elint—

using Chb’ine Bkach for

white and 13h%tchaMe Fabrics.

iMix !4

cup (60 ml)chlorine bleach

with one gallon

(3.8liter)of cool

water-approximately 80°F(27‘C)

—ina sink or pan. Soak stained

area for 5 minutesand launderin

~~asher.

The case of the “Invisible”

Stai~@

Food or cookingoik on yoursyn-

theticgarmentsmay causestains

};hichare virtuallyinvisibleand

~vhichyou may not noticeasyou

put your clothesinto thewasher.

1f thesestainsare not completely

removedin the wash, theoilyspots

maypickup dirt from the wash

~~;ater.Then theywillbecomevery

\isibleand you r-naythink theywere

causedby thewash cycleitself.

once these

spots beume

VisibleJ how can you remove

them?

Rub in undilutedliquid

cie[ergentand letstand 30 minutes.

@Rewashusinghottest waterthe

fabriccan stand.

How can you prevent these

*“llfteT=YOti-WaSh”stains?

s Increasethe amount of detergent

ilol”md~:~ UX~.

)ncrease water temperature

I.’,herefabricwillpermit.

QV;’:ish

<ynthetic gar~mentsmore

!.’1/’{f:?],

stainremovalguide

stain

Adhesives(ChewingGum,etc.)

Antiperspirants,Deodorants

Blood

Chocolate, Cream,IceCreamand Milk

Coffeeand Tea

Cosmetics:EyeShadow,Lipstick,Mascara, Liquidor PancakeMake-

up, Rouge,Powder; Crayon;Grease,Oil, Tar,Cod LiverOil.

FreshFruit, Fruit Juices,Wine,Vegetables,

orFood Coloring

Grass, Foliage,Flowers,Mildew,Scorch

Ink, Ballpoint

Paint and Varnish

Perspiration

—

Rust

*Caution:Becausecleaningfluidstend to be toxic, be sureyoLlare ina wellventilated

roomwhenusingthem. Nocleaningfluidshouldbe usedunlessuseris familiartviththe

limitationsand requiredcautions(usuallyprinted on label),Useextremecautionwith

ilammablecompounds.

Underno circumstancesshouldfabricscontainingf]ammablematerials(waxes,

cleaningf“luids,etc.)bc washedinwasher.

—

white ad BieaeElableFdlrks

see(h’mlAs setting Guide, Bk?adlonPage6*

Rub withiceor immerseincoldwater, Usedull tool to carefully

scmpe off asmuch adhesiveorgum aspo.ssib[e,Spongewith

asafe

drycleaningfluid~then launder.

Applyundilutedliquiddetergent.Rinse.Ifstain remains,bleach

accordingto Stain RemovalHint onoppositepage. if colorhas

changed,youmaybeabie to restoreit byspongingwithammonia?*

Rinsethoroughly.

Soakin coldwater,then launderinwarmwater.If stainremains,

bleachaccordingto Stain RemovalHint on oppositepage, launder.

Soakin coldwater.Treatstainwitha safedry cleaningfluid*;Apply

undilutedliquiddetergent, launder,dry.Bleachaccordingto Stain

RemovalHint onoppositepage,launderand dry.

Without cream: Bleachaccordingto Stain RemovalHint on

oppositepage.Launder. Withcream; Followchart directionsfor

cream.

Treatstain withsafe drycleaningfh.iid*AppIyundilutedliquid

detergent;launder and dry.Bleachaccordingto Stain RemovalHint

on oppositepage.

Soakstain incoldwater. If stain remains,bleachaccordingto Stain

RemovalHint on oppositepage, launder.

Applyundilutedliquiddetergent. Launder.(Treatmildewspots

whiletheyare fresh, beforemoldhasa chanceto weakenfabriti.) If

either typestain remains, bleachaccordingto Stain RemovalHint on

oppositepage, launder.(Severescorchcannot be removed.)

Freshstains: Place stain facedownon an absorbent toweland

spongewithdrycleaningfluid~or usespraycleaner.Applyundiluted

liquiddetergent.Old stains;bleachaccordingto Stain RemovalHint

on oppositepage.

Soften withoil, lard or Vaseline,then spongewithturpentine or

banana oil. Launder in warmwater.

Applyundilutedliquid detergentand launderinwarmwater.If color

has changedyoumay beableto restore it bytreatingwithammonia

or vinegar$*Jfanystain remains, treat withsafe drycleaningfluid*

or bleachaccordingto Stain RemovalHint on oppositepage,

launderand dry.

**usingmanufacturer’sdirections. Rinseand

Applyrust remover,

launder.

REFER TO GARMENT MANUFACTURERS’CARE LABELS.

other washableFabrics

Sameas whiteand bleachablefabrics.

Sameas whiteand bleachablefabricsexceptusenon-

chlorinebleach.

Spongeor soakincoldwater,thenlaunder.

Soakincoldwater.Spongewitha safedrycleaning

fluid?Appiyundilutedliquiddetergent.Launderin

warmwater.

Spongewithwarmwater.lf stain remains,applywarm

glycerine,let stand 30minutesand rinsewell,or sponge

witha safedry cleaningfluid?Launder.

Spongewithsafedrycleaningfluid?Thenlaunderin

warmdetergentwater.

Spongewithwarmwater.Bleachremainingstain with

non-chlorinebleach.

Spongewithwarmwater. Applyundilutedliquid

detergent.Bleachremainingstain withnon-chlorine

bleach,then launder.Oldmildewstainscan seldombe

removed.ScorchcanseMomberemoved.

Sameas whiteand bleachable

usingnon-chlorinebleach.

Sameaswhiteand bleachable

fabricsexceptlaunder

fabrics.

Launderin warmwater.Rinsewell.Bleachwithnon-

cldorinebleach,

Sameas whiteand bleachablefabrics.

I’ry the stain removal procedure on a hidden part before applying to the entire garment.

**Dono( mixchlorinebleach withammonia or acidssuchasvinegarand/or rust remover,

—

nixing can proclucca

toxic gas which may cause death.

TosaveTime and Money

tlefm%-you4X311forservice,

checkthe Problem SOhw

If you havea problem,it maybe

minor.Youmay beable to correct

ityourself.Just usethisProblem

Solverto locateyour problemand

then followthe suggested

recommendations.

PROBLEM

LINT OR W3SIDLJE

CLOTHES

GREASYOR OILY

STAINSON

LAUNDERED

GARMENTS

(

Incorrectsortingof clothes.Separatelint-producers(suchas terry

towelsand chenile)from lint-receivers(suchas manmadefabrics,

velveteen,corduroy).

Washingtoo }ong,especiallyfor sma.~lerloads. For normal soi],

washoneminuteper pound of dry clothes.

Useof non-phosphatedetergentswhichcombinewith hardness

minerak to form a precipitatewhichcan bemistakenfor lint. Use

a phosphate or liquiddetergent;usewarmerwashwater or soften

waterwithan installedmechanicalsofteneror a packagedwater

softener.

Powderyresiduefrom granulardetergentmay appearto belint.

Pre-dissolvegranular detergentin hot water before addingto

washer;makesuredetergentiscompletelydissolvedbefore

addingclothes;switchto liquidor coldwater detergentor use

warmerwashwater.Seepage15.

Overloadingwillcauseabrasion whichcreatesexcessivelint.

Washfeweritemswithcorrectwaterlevel.

Toomuch bkach. Usecorrectamount of bleachaccordingto

packagedirections.

Not enoughdetergentto hold lintin suspensionduring wash

cycle.Increaseamount of detergent.Seepage 15.

Incorrectuse of fabricsoftener.If usedin washcycle,softeners

may react withdetergentto createa whitedeposit. Usesofteners

in rinsecycleonlyunlesspackagespecifiesaddingto wash cycle.

UseFabric SoftenerDispenser.Seepage8.

Pillingusuallyon polyester-cottonblendsis causedby normal

wearand maylook likelint. Turningclothesinside-outmay

providesomehelp.

Staticelectricitycausedby overdryingwillcauseattraction. Use

fabricsoftenerin rinsecycle.

I’heseare sometimescalled“InvisibleStains” becauseyoumay

lot noticethem before washingclothes.‘However,if oilysoilsare

lot completelyremovedin washcycle,the oilyspotsmay pickup

~irtfrom the wash water.The spotswillthen beveryvisible.They

u-enot causedby the washer.Wash syntheticgarmentsas soon as

>ossibleafter wearing.Usemore detergentthan normal and

~ottestwater fabriccan stand. If spotsappear, rub in undiluted

iquid detergent,let stand 30minutesandrewashusinghottest

waterfabriccanstandwithextradetergent.

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