washer
contents
Agitator
29
Pre-Treating
13,14,20,22
Appliance Registration
2
Problem Solver
23-28
BleachDispenser
6,8, 10
SafetyInstructions
3,4
Care and Cleaning
29 SoakSetting
5,6
Consumer Services
31
Sorting Clothes
4, 14
ControlsSetting Guide
12,13
Spotscrubber Cycle
4, 10,11,21
CycleSettings
5
Stains
21
Detergents,Other Additives 16-20
Stain RemovalGuide
22
Energy-SavingTips
7
Storage&VacationTips
29
FabricSoftener Dispenser 6,8, 10
User Maintenance Instructions 29
Filter-Flo@Pan
4,7,8, 10,15,29
Warranty
BackCover
Hard Water
19
LimestoneDeposits
17,29
Loading
4, 15
Mini-BasketTMTub
8-11
Mini-QuickCycle
9
Modeland Serial Numbers
2
GEAmw@rcenter@
Operating the Washer
4,5
8~a62&2@80
Model WWA9800M
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Itisintendedtohelp youoperate
andmaintainyournew washer
properly.
Keepit handyfor answerstoyour
questions.
Ifyoudon’tunderstand
something
or need more help, write (include
yourphonenumber)
ConsumerAffairs
GE Appliances
AppliancePark
Louisville,KY40225
If youreceiveda
dam~edWwher.● .
Immediatelycontactthedealer
(orbuilder)thatsold youthe
washer.
savetimeandmoney.
Beforeyou requestservice. ..
check the Problem Solveron
pages23-28.It listscauses ofminor
operatingproblems that youcan
correct yourself.
writedownthemodei
andserialnumbem.
You’llfincithemon a labelonthe
lowerleftsidenear the front.
Thesenurnbcrsare also onthe
Consumer ProductOwnership
RegistrationCard thatcamewith
yourwasher. Beforesendinginthis
card, please write these numbers
flcre:
fvlodelNumber
SerialNumber
ToobtainaSpanishlanguage
versionofthisbook,call
GEAnswerCenter”
800.626.2000
consumerinformationservice.
Paraobtenerlaversi6nen
espafioldeestemanual,
namea
GEAnswerCenter?
serviciode informaci6n
paraelconsumidor,
te16fono800.626.2000.
FOR YOUR SAFm
Ifyousmellgas:
1.open Windowsa
2*Don’ttouch
electricalswitches:
3.Extinguishany
openflame.
4,Immediatelycail
yourgasSuppliera
‘Oon’tturn
e!ectricswitches
onoro~ because sp*rksmay
ignitethe gas.
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Do not Stem or use
gasoline Orotller
flammablevapomand
liquidsinthevicinity
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backofthis book.
We’reproud ofour service and
wantyouto bepleased. If forsome
reasonyouare nothappywiththe
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serviceyoureceive,here arethree
stepsto followfor further help.
FIRST,contactthepeoplewho
servicedyour appliance,Explain
whyyouare notpleased. In most
cases, thiswill solvethe problem.
NEXT, ifyou are stillnotpleased,
write allthe details-inc~uding
yourphone number—to:
Manager, Consumer Relations
GE Appliances
AppliancePark
Louisville,Kentucky40225
FINALLY, ifyourproblemis still
notresolved, write:
Major Appliance
Consumer ActionPanel
20 North WackerDrive
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: ‘- wAmING–To reduce the risk of
.
fire,
electric shock, orinjuryto
pemomwhenWingyotlrappliance,
followbasic
precautions,including
tilefollowillg:
~~~e
this appliance O~IyfOI’ifi
intendedpurpose
asdescribedin
thisUseand CareBook.
@This
washermustbeproperly
installedandlocatedinaccordance
withtheInstallationInstructions
beforeitisused.
Ifyoudidnot
receiveanInstallationInstructions
sheetwithyourwasher,youcan
obtainonebycontactingtheservice
locationnearestyou.
—Properlygroundtoconform
withallgoverningcodesand
ordi13ances.Followdetiilsin
:,“
~Closesupervisionisnecessary
ifthis
applianceisusedbyornear
children.Donotallowchiidren
toplayinside,onorwiththis
applianceoranydiscarded
appiianceeDisposeofdiscarded
appliances and
shippingor
paekingmaterialsproperly.
Beforediscardingawasher,or
removingfro~IIservice,remove
thewasherlid.
~Keep
alllaundryaids(SUChas
detergents,bleaches,fabricsotiners,
etc.)outofthereachofchildren,
preferablyinalockedcabinet.Observe
allwarningsoncontainerlabelsto
avoidpersonalinjury.
~Keeptheareaaroundand
underneathyourappliancesfree
fromtheaccumulationofcombustible
materials,suchaslint,paper,rags,
chemicals,etc.
~Keepthe flooraroundyour
appliancescleananddry toreduce
thepossibilityofslipping.
@Tominimizethepossibility
ofelectricshock, unplugthis
appliancefromthepowersupply
beforeattemptinganymaintenance
or cleaning(excepttheremovaland
cleaningofthelintfilter).
NOTE: TurningtheCycleSelector
knobtoanOFF positiondoesNOT
disconnecttheappliancefromthe
powersupply.
@~~ ~ot tamper with Controls.
@Do notoperatethisappliance
ifitisdamaged, malfunctioning,
partially disassembled, or has
missingor brokenparts, including
adamagedcord or plug.
oNever climb onor standon the
washertop.
QDo notwash fiberglassarticles ill
yo~lrwasher. Skinirritation cot]ld
resultfromthe remaining ~Jarticles
thatmaybepicked ~lpbyclothing
duri~lgsllbsequ61?twasl~~rtlse.
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@Tilelaundry processcan reduce
For washer operation
theflamereta~dancyoffabrics,To
SAW TmsE -
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@Do notleavewasherlid up
avoidsuch a result, thegarment
duringcycle.Thiswill stopthe
msTRucTIoNs
mwufacturer’s care instructions
waterfill, washand spinaction and
shouldbe followedverycarefilly.
preventcompletionofthecycle.
Howtoopemte yourclotheswasher
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Wm~G—To reducetheriskoffire,electricshock,orinjurytopersons,
readtheWORT~ SA~TY INSTRUCTIONS
beforeoperatingthis appliance.
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WasWSpin Spaods
Variable Water Level Wash/Rinse Temp.
Spofscrubber
HaavyDUIVExfraLarge Capacity
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PPRESS
SpotscrubberEightCycle Washer
Regular Cycles
❑ ~ Kmls
Permanent Press
soakc“,{. * o ~ ~ and Knits Cyc/es
Sorthg andbading
~Sort clothes carefilly byfabric
type, weight, color and amountof
soil, according to instructions on
page 14.
~RemoveFilter-F1o@pan and
Mini-BasketT”tub. The underside
ofthe lid is a good place toput the
pan while loading or unloading
clothes..
Do not use Mini-Basket tub when
washing regular loads. You’llfind
completedetails on howand when to
usc the Mini-Basket tub on pages 8
through 11.
QAdd meastlred amount of
detergent. See pages 16
thro~]gh19
for information ORdeterge~~tsand
[)fher:idditives.
~Load clothesintothe washbasket,
beingcarefulnottooverload.Clothes
shouldbe below retainingring. See
page B formoreloadingMormation.
@Positionthe Filter-Flo pan on the
agitator.Lint willcollectin thepan
for easy removalwhen the wash is
finished,
N~E: Do not use the Filter-Flo
pan as a wash basket. Do notput
any itemsto be washedin the
Filter-Flo pan.
e Seepage 6for information
on how to use Bleach and Fabric
Sokner Dispensers.For information
on bleaches and fabric softeners,
see page 20.
Q ~~osethe }i~, ~as~er Wil] not fill,
agitateor spin with the lid open.
Use the Controls Setting Guide on
pages 12and 13tohelp youmake
tile i]roper selections.
@ Select WaterLevel.
SMALL: Washerislessthan 1/3
fullofclothes.
~~DILTM: Between 1/3and 1/2
.
LARGE: Between 1/2and 2/3 full.
EXTRA LARGE: Over 2/3 full.
MINI-BASKET:Not used for
regular loads. See pages 8 through
11for instructions.
If youwant to increase the wate~
levelafier you’vemade a selection,
turn knob to “RESET” and select
new level.
@ SelectWashand Rinse
Temperature. Cold rinse willbe
automatically provided with use of
Permanent Press and I<nitsCycles.
(An extended cool-down spray
rinse and cold-waterdeep rinse are
provided to minimize settingof f+)
wrinldes.)
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@ Leave SPOTSCRUBBER
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PushCycleSelectorknobin
andturn clockwiset.oyourselected
Formostcottons,linens, workand
playclotheswithnormal soiling.
Use with most soakingaidsto
loosen’embeddedsoilsand stains.
washsetting.
@ PullCycleSelectorknob out
to
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Spotscmbber I
startthe washer.If you wishto
changesettingafter washerhas
statied,push‘CycleSelectorknob
in to stopthe washerand resetto
thenewpositioil.Settingcanbe
changedat anytime.
Permanentmess and
seep~es uand H for
ah cycRes—
controls setihgGtide.
For permanent press and knits
loadssuch as shim, blouses,
dresses and similar wearing
apparel with normal soiling.An
extendedcool-downsprayrinseis
providedto minimizewrinkling.
Spotscrubber Cycle
M-hathappemineachsetting(approximateminutis)
Regularcycles
PermanentRess
and Knitscycles
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HowtoUnsethe
BleachDkpemer
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softenerDispemer
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START
Spotscrubber
~Usethisdispenserwithliquid
bleachonly.If
youprefer touse
powderedbleach,pour itin~othe
washbasketalongwithyour
detergen{.Do notput powdered
bleachintothebleach dispenser.
~Positionthe FabricSofiener
DispenserontheFilter-Flopan.
@“SOAK~CLE” temperatureis
controlledbytheRinsetemperature
switch.(Ifa warmsoakisdesired,set
theWASH/~QSETEMPEWTURE
switchto “HOT/WARM~’
~Pourthemanufacturer’s
recommendedamountoffabric
softenerintoa standardmeasuring
cup.
@If ahot soak isdesired, setthe
WASH/MNSE TEMPERATURE
switchto “HOT/WARM”and turn
theCycleSelectorknobto
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“NORMAL” intheRegularCycl
Startthewasher.Afier washerfills
and beginsto agitate,push inthe
CycleSelectorkiioband turn to
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“SOAK~CLE~’ Pulloutthecycle
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Selectorknob tocompletethecycle. :
~Measure bleachcarefilly. Here
are somerecommendedamounts:
@Addenough watertofill the cup
1/2full.
EXTRA-LARGE WATER
LEVEL:
I%
cup (310ml)liquid
~Pourthediluted softenerintothe
dispenser.
@The fabricsofienerwill
automaticallybe dispensedat the
proper time.
SMALL WATERLEVEL:
2/3 cup
(170ml) liquid
MINI-BASKETTUB:
1/4cup
(60ml) liquid
~Do notstopthe washerduring
thefirstspin.
This willcausethe
dispenserto empty toosoon.
@For an extended soakallowthe
washertofill and agitatefor a few
minutestodissolvethe soaking
agent. Then pushinthe Cycle
Selectorknob tostopthe washer
(keep lidclosed) and allowto soak
for aslongas desired. After desired
soak period, pull outthe Cycle
Selector knob tocompletethecycle.
~Pour measuredamountofliquid
bleachdirectly intothe bleach
dispenser.
=Do not use the FabricSoftener
Dispenser with the soak setting.
@Do not overfill orallowthe
dispenser tooverflow.Avoid
splashing. Undilutedbleachcan
cause fabric damage.
@Ifthe rinse dispenser gets
clogged, soak it in a so~utionof
1cup waterand 1cup alcohol.
The Filter-Flo pan has two
functions:
@LINT FILTER—Positionthe
Filter-Flopan on the agitatorafier
~oadingclothesintothe washer.
Lintiseasily seen and removed
afier the washis finished.
@LID FOR THE MINI-BASKET—
After loadingclothes in theMini-
askettub, be sure to replacethe
1ter-F1opan. The pan servesas a
Iidto keep theclothes in the Mini-
Baskettub.
N~E: Do not use the Filter-Flo
pan as a wash basket. Do notput
anyitems to be washed in the
Filter-Flo pan. Do not place
detergentpackets in the Filter-Flo
pan.
If yourclothesand householditems
don’tlobkclean and freshafier
washing,youwillprobablyre-wash
them...andthatmeansyou’llwaste
energy.Rememberto sortyour
clothescarefully,and loadthem
properly,selectcorrectcycles,use
enoughdetergentandchoosea
watertemperaturewam enoughto
releaseand gel ridofsoil.
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@UseHot Wash—upto 150°F.—on
a regularbasisonlywhen washing
heavilysoiledarticles-such as
workandplayclothes.
@Undernormal soiiconditions,
washin waterabove80”F.(~°C.).
Thisgenerallymeansusingthe
WarmWashtemperaturesetting
on yourwasher—temperatures
approximately90°to llO°F.or
handcomfo~ble, Ifyounotice
thatsoilhas accumulatedafier
severalconsecutivewashings,use
HotWashoccasionally,if safe
for fabrics.
~Alwaysrinse in Cold Water.The
temperatureoftherinsedoes not
affectcleaning.
@Trytowash lessofien. Save
articlesofthe sametypeoffabric
untilyouhavea fullload.
~If youmust wash smaller loads,
adjustthe amountof water. Small
loadsshouldhavelowerwaterlevels.
@Washin off-peakutilityhours.
Yourlocalutilitycan tellyou which
are the off-peakhours.
@Use Normal SpinSpeedto remove
more water and help lessen drying
time. The dryer willremoveany
writies causedbytheNormal Spin.
@Use your Mini-BasketTMtub for
very small loads. It uses less water
than the small waterlevelin the big
tub on this washer. Youwill also
saveon detergent and energy.
~pical Mini-BasketTMtub
~
Wwhloads
@Delieateloadssuchaslingerie,
panty
hose, girdes, blouses,
sweatem9sock, shi*, baby
clothesand other smalldelicate
handwashables
~Tennisshoes
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2. PlawMini-Baskettubon agitator.
Pull the agitatortowardthe front of
themachine for easier installation
and removalof Mini-Baskettub.
3. Pat detergentin the bottomo}”
~heMini-Basket tub beforelotiing
cloihgs.Seepage 18.
4. Load clothes in Mini-Baskettub.
Seepage 14for sorting help.
5. Afier loadingclothesin the
Mini-Baskettub,be sureto replace
theFilter-Flopan. The pan se~ves
as alid to keep the clothesin the
Mini-Baskettub.
6.
Addbieash, if desired. Measure
carefilly and p-ourrecommended
amountof liquidbleach—1/4cup
(60 ml)–directly into thebleach
dispenser.
—Donot overfill or allow
dispenser t~overflow.Avoid
splashing. Undilutedbleach can
cause fabric damage.
–Never pour’undiluted Iiquid
bleach directly onto clothes or
into the Min;-Basl~ettub.
—Ifyouprefer to use powdered
bleach, pour it intothe Mini-
Baskettub along with your
detergent. Do notput powdered
bleach into the bleach dispenser.
SpeciaEimtruatiam for we oftheMini-BasIiePtub
o
Do not wash clothes in the
~When washing stockings,
regular wash basket when using
panty hose and other easily
the Mini-Basket tub.
tangled items, alwayshandle
~Shake sand and/or loose dirt
separately. Tominimize tangling,
out of clothes before loading;
the use of a net laundry bag is
other~visesome may remain in the
recommended.
iLlb:Iild011tile Clotilesafter ttle
cycle isComplete{l.
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7.Add fabric softener, if desired
(butnotin the Mini-QuickCycle
describedon page9). Place the
Fabric SofienerDispenseron the
Filter-Flopan. Pour 1teaspoon
(5 ml)ofconcentratedsofteneror
1tablespoon(15ml)ofdiluted
softenerintoa standardmeasuring
cup.
Addenoughwaterto fill the cup
1/2full.
Pourthe dilutedsofienerintothe
dispenser.
8. Closelid. Setcontrolsas follow
EXTRA LARGE
LARGE
(
MEDIUM S
SMALL e
—SetWaterLevelto the MINI-
—
BASKETposition.
—Selectdesired Wash/SpinSpeed
and Wash/RinseTemperature.
See page4.
—Selectdesired cycle—Regular
(Normal), Regular (Light Soil),
Perm Press or Knits. See page4.
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Spotscrubber Cycle
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2. Pushthe CycleSeIectorknobin
and turn it clockwise to the MINI-
QUICK Cycle.
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3. Pull CycleSelectorknobto start
washer.Cyclewillbe completed
automatically.
math~pp~~du~iwthe
w-Qtick
cycle
Wash . . . . . . . . . . . . ..3minutes
Spin . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..l% minutes
Rinse . . . . . . . . . . . . ..l% minutes
Spin . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..2% minutes
TotalTime . . . . . . . ...13 minutes
@Totaltime includespauses
betweeneach phase ofthe cycle.
~Totaltime does not include water
fdl times. FiIltimesvarydepending
on householdwaterpressure.
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specialimtructiom forwe OftheMini-BasketT”tab
HowtowetheSpokcrubberCycleforremovi% stiim
sPmscRuBBERQck
removesshim andhea~
soilautomatically
The S.~CRUBBER Cycleuses
ahighconcentrationofdetergent
inabouttwogallonsof waterand
isdesignedtoremovestains
automatically.~o rinsesremove
theconcentrateddetergentsolution.
Stiin RemovalShorkut
Manystainsthathavenotset into
the fabric can beautomatically
removedin yourwasher’s
SPOTSCRUBBER’cyc~e.
Step1.Launderanystainedwashable
fabricwith the SP~SCRUBBER
Cycle,usingthehottestwaterthe
fabriccan standand the
recommended amountofdetergent.
Step 2. If the stainremains—and
ifthe stainedarticleis whiteor
bleachable—washit again with the
SPWSCRUBBER Cycle, using
warmwater and bleach (seepage
13)plus the recommended amount
ofdetergent.
Chances are Step 1 wiliremove
the followingstiins:
@Fresh Blood
~Perspiration
@Cosmetics, Grease, Oil
~Chocolate, Cream, Ice Cream,
Milk
@Most Common Food Stains
odds are good that step 2 will
remove these shills:
oGrass, Foliage, Flowers
o Aged Blood
@Anti~Ocrspirants,
~eOC]OrantS
Gcoffee
and Tea
@Fresh Fruit. Fruit
Juices, Wine,
Food Coloringj VegeQbles
HowtoMsethe
s~msc~u~~~~c~~k
~pical SPOTSCRUBBERCycle
Washhad
~ 1averagesizetablecloth,or
@3 shirtsor blouses,or
@1shirtand 1pair ofslacks,or
@1fill sizebedsheet, or
@3-5 babygarments,or
@5-6 undergarments
1. RemoveFilter-Flopan.
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2. Place Mini-Baskettub on
agitator.Pull the agitatortoward
the frontofthe machinefor easier
installationand removalof Mini-
Baskettub.
3. Put detergentin the bottom of the
Mini-Basket tub beforeloadingthe
clothes (about the same amount
you woulduse for a smallload in
the regular washbasket. Seepage
18.)Do not use detergentswith a
built-in fabric softener.If you do,
some soilmay be redeposited on
the washload.
4. Load clothes in Mini-Basket
tub. Seepage 14for sorting help.
~.Add fabricsoftener9if desired
@utnot in the Mini-QuickCycle
describedon page9). Placethe
FabricSoftenerDispenseron the
Filter-Flopan. Pour 1teaspoon
(5ml) ofconcentratedsofteneror
1tablespoon(15ml)ofdiluted
sofienerintoa standardmeasuring
cup.
Addenoughwaterto fillthe cup
1/2fill.
Pourthe dilutedsoftenerintothe
dispenser.
7. Add Bleach, if desired.
Measure carefully and pour
recommended amount ofliquid
bleach–1/4 cup (60 ml) directly
intothe bleach dispenser.
—Besure to add bleach before
starting the washer.
—Donot overfillor al~ow
tiS~e~Ser to overflow. Avoid
splashing. Undiluted bleach can
cause fabric damage.
–Never pour Undilwtedliquid
bleach directly onto clotRlesor
intotheMimi”Basl$ettub.
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Baskettubalongwithyour
detergent.Do not put powdered
bleach into the bleach dispenser.
8. C1osethe washer lid andset
thecontrolsasfollows:
–Select desired Wash/SpinSpeed.
—SelectdesiredWash/Rinse
Temperatures.Pi-operwashwater
Temperatureis important.Referto
theControlsSettingGuide, page 12
and StainRemovalGuide, page22.
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LARGE
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‘act WaterLevelcontrol to MINI-
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–Set SPOTSCRUBBERcontrol to
ON position, This fills the Mini-
B:~skcttub half fullofwater which
is rlormalYK
RegularCycles
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START
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Spofscrubber Cycle
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—PushCycleSelectorknobin and
turn it to STARTsettingin the
SPOTSCRUBBER
cyCle.
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START
—PullCycleSelectorknob to start
washer.
*~tink you need more waterwhen
addinga largeitemsuch as a
tablecloth?Waitabouta minute
afieragitationbegins, then check.
Toadd water,stop washer,reset
SPOTSCRUBBERcontrolto ON
and restartwasher.Leave Water
Level controlat MINI-BMKET.
Forbest resul~s,don? overloadthe
Mini-Basket tub. Itk betterto do
two loads so laund[y can move
freely in the wate~
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When agitationbegins,the
SPOTSCRUBBERcontrolmoves
counterclockwiseforabouthalfa
minute.A sharp distinctivesound
willbe heard soonafteragitation
begins. This isthe soundofthe
waterrecirculation systemcutting
offto keep the concentrated\
detergentsolutioninthe Mini-
Baskettub. When agitationstops,
the SPOTSCRUBBERcontrol
moves the remainingdistanceto the
left and rinsing begins.
Cycle sequence:
Wash . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..l5minutes
Spin .oo . . . . . . ..o. ..3% minutes
Rinse . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..3n~inutes
Spin. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..3minutes
2nd Rinse . . . . . . . . . . ..3minutes
Spin. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..7minutes
TotalTime* . . . . . ...43 YZminutes
*Includespausesbetweeneachphaseof
thecycle.Doesnotincludewaterfilltimes
whichvarydependingonhouseholdwater
pressure,
specialilwtruetiom foruse OftheMini-BaslketTMtub
~
Do not wash clothes in the
otherwise some may remain in
regu~arwash basket when using
the tub and on the clothesafier
the Mini-Basket tub.
the cycle is completed,
<1Younlust
usc the Mini-Basket tllb
o When washing stocltings,panty
with the
SPOTSCRUBBER~J~C[C.
hose and other easily tangled,
QShake s:3ndal]d/or Joosedirt
items, alwayshandle separately.
TOmil)irnizetangling, the use Ofa
out of clo[hes before loa(iing;
net laundry bag is recomme~lded.
wash water
Temp.
UseColdRinse
toSaveEnergy
wash/spin
speed
had
CottonsandLinens
White/Colorfast
Bright/Non-colorfast
cyclesetting
Normal/Norma
Norrnal/Norrna
HotorWarm*
WarmorCold
RegularCycles
RegularCycles
~ormalorLightSoilS.-:::
VorrnalorLightSoilS=””
WorkClothes
Heavysoil
Averagesoil
Normal/Norma
Normal/Norma
Hot
RegularCycles
SpotscrubberCycle**
RegularCycles
VormalSoilSetting
HotorWarm
~ormalSetting
PermanentPress,TreatedCottons,
BlendswithCottons
Heavyoroilysoil
Averageorlightsoil
Normal/Gentle
Normal/Gentle
Hot
Warm
PermanentPressandKnitsCycles
SpotscrubberCycl@*
PermanentPressandKnitsCycles
P.PressSetting
1?PressSetting
Synthetics-Polyester,Nylon,
AcrylicKnitsandWovenFabrics
Sturdy
Delicates
Silks,Wools;BlendsofSilk
andWool
Normal/Gentle
Gentle/Gentle
Warm
Warm
PermanentPressandKnitsCycles
PermanentPressandKnitsCycles
PermanentPressandKnitsCycles
P.PressSetting
1?PressSetting
Gentle/Gentle
Warm
SetatKnits
~
Down-filledgarments,ifmachinewashing
Gentle/Gentle Warm PermanentPressandKnitsCycles SetatKnits
E?PressSettingWarm PermanentPressandKnitsCycles
Gentle/Gentle
isrecommended
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—
NormalorLightSoilS<::!
dependingonamountofs!
BabyClothes—Sturdy,suchasDiapers,
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Normal/Normal
Nightgowns,Shirts,Pads,Sheew,
ReceivingBlankets,Coverails
Hot
RegularCycles
Spotscrubber Cycl@*
PermanentPressandKnitsCycles
Spotscrubber Cycl@*
RegularCycles
P.PressSetting
BabyClothes—Delicate
I
Gentle/Gentle
Warm
Blankets-Wool,Part-Wool
I
5min.soakthen
Gentle/Normal
Warm
LightSoilSetting
LightSoilSetting
Blankets-Synthetic,Electric,Cotton 5min.soakthen
Normal/Normal
Curtains–DON~
MACHINEWASH Gentle/Gentle
FIBERGLASS
ChenilleBedspreads,RobesT
Gentle/Gentle
Warm
RegularCycles
P.PressSetting
HotorWarm PermanentPressandKnitsCycles
HotorWarm PermanentPressandKnitsCycles
RegularCycles
P.PressSetting
NormalSetting
Slip-covers,Draperies,BathmatsandRugst
Normal/Normal
Denims(especiallyIndigoBlueJeans)and
1
Normal/Normal
{}therfabricsthatbleed
HotorWarm
ColdorWarm RegularCycles NormalSetting
W3rm
PermanentPressandKnitsCycles
Setat I{nits
;
“--L\
Warm
PermanentPressandKnitsCycles
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,— ......—
>.2
Liquidchlorinetype.
I
Ifcolorfastitemsareunusuallysoiled,usehotwater.Usedetergentrecommendedinguide
Onlynon-chlorinebleachwhenneeded.
onpage18.
Whiteorcolorfast,liquidchlorinetype.
Non-colorfast,onlynon-chlorinebleach
whenneeded.
Whiteor colorfast,liquidchlorinetype.
Non-colorfast,onlynon-chlorinebleach
whenneeded.
Whiteorcolorfast,liquidchlorinetype.
Non-colorfast,onlynon-chlorinebleach
whenneeded.
Usedetergentrecommendedinguideonpage18.
Forheavilysoiledloads,useextradetergentandlongerwashtime.
Usedetergentrecommendedinguideonpage18,
Forheavilysoiledloads,useextradetergentandlongerwashtime,
Ifunusuallysoiled,usehotwater.Usedetergentrecommendedinguideonpage18,
Forheavyoroilysoil,use
SpotscrubberCycle. Seepage 10.
Syntheticsandblendsusuallyrequireslightlymoredetergentthancottonsforcleaning
andtohelppreventloosenedsoilfromcollectingonthefabric.
Nobleach
I
Washonlyifrecommendedbythegarmentmanufacturer.Followinstructionscarefilly.
B
Seldomneeded.Ifneeded,useonly Washinyourwasheronlyifrecommendedbythegarmentmanufacturer.
non-chlorinebleach.
Nobleach
Washfrequentlytofluffupthedownandretainthegarment’swarmth.Washseparately.Wet
downgivesoffanodorwhichmaybeabsorbedbyothergarments,Odordisappearswhen
garmentisdry.Treatheavilysoiledareaswithliquiddetergentorpastemadeofwaterand
granulardetergent.Closezippers.Wash2or3atatimeoraddtowelstobalance.
GARMENTMUSTBETUMBLEDRIED.
Vhiteorcolorfast,liquidchlorinetype. Youmayprefertouseamild-typedetergent.Dobabyclothesseparately.Pretreatspots.
Rinsediapers,nightgowns,padsandsheetsafteruse.Keepdiapersinacoveredpailofcold
waterandconditioningagentlike,Borateembrand.
)nlynon-chlorinebleachwhenneeded.
Youmayprefertouseamild-typedetergent.Dohand-knitgarmentsbyhandorinMini-
Basket’’”tub-see page8.
0 bleach
Fillwasher,adddetergent,allowdetergenttodissolvebeforeaddingblanket.Doone
blanketatatime,Pretreatheavilysoiledspotswithliquiddetergent.
o bleach
Onelectricblanket,sewastrongpieceofclothoverplugtoprotectblanketandwasherfrom
damage.Dooneblanketata time.Pretreatheavilysoiledspotswithliquiddetergent.
‘hitcor colorfast,liquidchlorinetype.
1
Vacuumoutloosedirtbeforewashing.
hitcor colorf~st,liquidchlorinetype. [ Ifunusuallysoiled,useNormal/GentleWash/SpinSpeed.
hitcor colorf:~st,iiqui(ichlorinetype,
~ Washonly2or3 mgsormatsatonetirne. Shakebeforewashingtoremoveexcessdirt.
~ Nobleach
1
Fornew “indigoblue”jeans,washatleast3timesinverysmallloadswithfullwaterfiil.
~
Jeansneedampleroomtomovetoavoidwhitelinesatcreases.Maydiscolorplasticwasher
I
parts.Subsequentwsshingswillreducediscolorations,butwillprobablynevereliminateit.
i
Thestainedpartswillnotdiscolorsubsequentwashingloads.
#
8
.—-
~ N()bleach
I
TtlmbleonFLUFF(NoHeat),
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%
i-: --z.;,_-_.==___
..
_—--l
x-
-~ Nobleach
I
Pillowsarcintideofdifferentmaterials—dacron,fiber,foam,polyester,natt~ralfeathersand
,,
,.,‘----g
/- 1,g
~ down,Manypillowscanbcmachinewashed,but
r)m)zufacture)x’care labelstnmt befollowed
:~
!
cLIrej~//y.If
washingisrecommended,checkpillowsforweakseamsor l~olesandmendto
.,j
-,. .
;
[
preventescapeoffc:~rhrrsor filling,Fillwasher,adddetergentandagitateforseveralminutes
i
,
i
~ tcl <fiss(]lvc
detergent.Addtwopi}lowsata timetobaianceload,usinge;{tr~largewaterlevel.
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.— —!l—
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!~’;~ll{~m
i~]f(lrii]iitit~r~ on (:i~r(~ labcli[l:.s~’nt!ii~r“}!rhat’sNcv:Pibotit “QPiF.E LABELS:’
. .Ir :;;;Ic b:< !hc
Superin[endcfitofD{>t:unlcn[s.
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<3(3Vt:i’IlnlCilt Priililll:y Offic)c, 1’\T:2Slliii~{i<J[l, lj.C. 20<-[)2.
iq
God sortingmeambetterwashing
Separate
from
LINT PRODUCERS—SuchaS
te~ towelingand chenille—give
uplint.
LINT COLLE~RS— suchas
man-madefibersand napped
fabricslikevelveteenand corduroy
—attractlint. These mustbe
washedseparately.
For more
informationonlint
control?see page
23.
Sotibyfabtic
Separate
from
from
from
I
~epa
from
1
from
w
separate
from
from
.
It paystoCheekand prepare
clothes
forWashing.
@Emptypockets,bmsh outcuffs,
zip zippers, snapsnaps,hooks
andbuttons.
~ Do anynecessarymending—rips$
hems,tears.
Checkall itemsforareasofheavy
soilor stain.
@Removestains.Usethe
SpotscrubberCyclethat’sdesigned
to removestainsand stubbornsoil
automatically(seepage 10),and
refertothe StainRemovalchart on
page22 when youelectto pre-treat
and scrub stainsbyhand.
TurnPolyKnitsinside-outto
minimizefabricsurfacedamage.
Soaking Boosensdeep soils
and
shins.
A thoroughsoakingwith detergent
or specialsoakingagentis another
wayto removeheavysoils,
embeddeddirt and even some
-_
stains.
‘ti
soaking can be either a completely
separatewashingstepor a prelim-
inary stepto a completewashcycle.
For detailed informationon how
to soakin your washer, see page6.
e Pre-treat heavysoilby rubbing in
a smallamount ofliquid detergent
or a pastemade ofwater and
powdereddetergentor soap. For
best results, wait %hour before
washing.Or wash small, extremely
soiledloads in the Mini-BasketTM
tub usingth~SpotscrltbberCycle.
See
page 10.
@Load clothes dry.
~ T&e a properly sorted group of
clothesand drop them looselyin
thewash basket in this order:
Large Items—like sheets. Do not
wrap around the agitator.
@
..;- -
..:, .:=
.-.
.-~a.z:
~Inall Items—1ikewashcloths,
specialreeommentitiom
for
Wmtingpermanentpress
ifyou do nothavea dryer.
If youare machine-washing
PermanentPressclothesthatyou
plantohangor drip-dry,useextra
care to minimizewrinklingin
thewashprocess:
@Becarefulnottooverload
washer.PermanentPressclothes
musthaveampleroomto move
freely.A MediumsizePermanent
Press load is the largestthatshould
be washed.
@Use more waterthanyouwould
fora regularload. Use a Medium
WaterLevelfor a SmallLoad; an
Extra LargeWaterLevelfor a
Medium Load.
~Removeclothesassoonas washer
stopsandhangimmediately.
~ Tominimizewrinkling,use
Normal/Gentleor Gende/Gentle
Wash/SpinSpeed,dependingon
fabricor amountofsoil.
This illustration, with clothesjust
reaching the Clo[hesRetaining
Ring, showsa proper load. Clothes
haveample room to movebecause
they are not packed down, nor
wrapped around the agitator.
Clothes are loaded dry since wet
items are apt to pack downwhich
encourages overloading.This size
load requires a full water fill.
what is the best size load of
clothes—large9 medium9 or
small?
savetin2e3energyand
detergent
byavoidingextrause of
the washer. Try to wash a fill load
of clothes. If you can it is better to
saveclothes unti!yoLlhavea fu~]
load. If yoL]must wash smaller
loads, savewater, energy and
detergent by adj~sting the water
levelfor t,hesize ofthe load. See
page~i.
Toadd itemsafterthe washerbm
satiede
=Turnoffthewasher.
@Carefullyremovethe Filter-Flo
pan.
@Add anyadditiond articlesby
submergingnexttotie agitator.
~Replacethe Filter-Flopan and
restart the washer.
N~E: Do notusethe Filter-Flo
pan as a washbasket. Do notput
any
items to be washedin.the‘Filter-
Flo pan. Do not placedetergent
packetsin tie Filter-Flopan.
N~E: When washingstockings,
panty hose md other easily &ngled
items, alwayshandleseparately.To
mititize tangling,the use ofa net
lau~]drybag is recommended.
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k
.’
Factorstoeomider inse~ectingdete=enti and soap
——
Mmtigw
Performwellinhard or softwater
Washalltypesoffabricswell.
Canbeusedinhot, warm, or
coldwater.
Performsatisfactorilyinsoft
ormoderatelyhardwater.
Insomeareasonlynon-phosphate
productsareavailable.
Petiorm wellinsofiwater.
Offerbetterperformance in
hardwaterthanpowdered
non-phosphatetypes.
Cleanssyntheticsandfabric
blendswell.
Are excellentasconcentrates
forremovingspots.
Completelydissolveevenin
coldwater.
Help make clothes fluffy and soft.
Reducestaticelectricity.
Performwellin sofiwater.
Are notavailablein someareas.
Generallydonotcleanwellin
hardwa$er.
Maybedifficdt todissolve,
especiallyincoldwater.
Should
mt beusedincoldwater.
Thosecontainingsodium
carbonateasaningredientmay
causeharmti limestonedeposifi
onclothesandwasherwhen
combinedwithhardwater.
(Seepage 17.)
Maynotperform as wellas
powderedphosphateproducts
when dilutedin washwater.
Generally do notclean well.
Loosened soilislikely tobe
redepositedonclothes.
Generally do notclean wellin
medi~~m-hardor hard water.
Maycombine with water
Ilardnessminerals to form
sticky soap curd.
J.6
..-,
.,.—%
:
~
~neradk ofconthlued we ofmbnak dekwen@
d
z.=y==~
..- .+, ~
.
Isyourwaterhard?If it is, andif
washersurfaces.The hardnessof
(11or more grains)and ifyouwash
youusea carbonatetypenon- Yourwaterand yourwashing
iusta fewloadsa week, youmay
phosphatedetergent,-~ouwillmost ~requencywilldetermineh;w
;ee limestonebuild-upsinjust a
probablynoticelimestone* rapidlythelimestonewillbuildup.
fewmonths.
depositsonyour clothesand If yourwateris VERYHARD
Efiwk on clothes
Althoughlimestonebuild-up
occursmore rapidlyon cotton,it
willeventuallyaffectvarious
fabricsin the followingways:
* Givesa stiff, harsh, roughfeelto
fabricssuch as toweling,
~ Causescolorsto fade and
becomedull and dingy.
~ Causesgrayingoffabrics.
~ Leavesa white, powderyresidue
ondark-colored items.
~ Causesspot-fadingofbright
colorsas a result ofdirect contact
withdetergent.
educes wrintie-resistance of
~rmanent-pressfabrics.
_ ~ Destroyseffectivenessofflame-
.—
retardantfinisheson cottonssuch
aschildren’ssleepwear.
@Increases fabric wear becauseof
the scrubbing action between
limestonedepositson the fabrics
during washer agitation.
Eflmti on Wwher
= Unsightlybuild-up on all washer
surfacesexposed to the wash
solution,
QMat-likecrusty formations
caused bylint adhering to the
s[icky1imestonedeposits.
@Increased service calls because
c}f
limestone deposits in the pump,
recirculation water hoses, filters
and other washer parts.
~~Reduced usefu~life of washer.
.>.--.,,
..- .~.
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Rwomended methom@
reduceb=tine
bdd-u~
o Use a powderedphosphate
detergentor a liquiddetergentif
theseare availableinyourarea.
@Installahome watersofiener.
This will significantlyreduce
limestonebuild-up.
~ Usea packagednonprecipitating
watersoftener,suchas Calgon
brand with phosphate.
Wd Wmx
pmctiea
ma. delay Mabne
-we h Cloth&
The followingrecommendations
willtemporarilydelaytheeffects
oflimestoneon yourclothes.
These are generallygoodwashing
practices and will givebetter soil
removalwhether or notyouhave
hard wateror use carbonate
detergent.
~ Use hotter washwater,for
exampleup to 1500for cottons.
This also improvesoily-soil
removal.
~ If youwash in cooler water to
saveenergy, use more detergentto
promote better washing.Also be
sure to use bleach onbleachable
fabrics. Use hot water whenever
possible.
@Add detergent and allowwasher
to filland agitate for three or four
minutesto dissolvedetergent
beforeadding clothes.
@Increase amount of detergent,
See chart on page 18for recomm-
ended detergent amountsin
relation to water hardness.
~ Increaseuseofbleaches,pre-
soaks,packagedwatercondi-
tioners,prewashsoiland shin
removersto help inremoving
stubbornsoilsand stains.
~ Use greater care in sortingloads.
Washvery dirty loadsseparately
andincreasedetergentto helpkeep
dirt from redepositingon less
soileditems. Washdelicateitems
separatelytopreventdamagefrom
heavysturdyclothes.
@Washsmaller loadsto increase
cleaningaction ofwasher.
@Use fabric softenerto counteract
stiffnessor harshnessin clothes.
How h ptiiwy F@re
Clothw
Once clothes havedeveloped
deposits,they maybe partially
restored by soting in a solution
oftwo cups ofvinegarin onegallon
ofhottap-waterfor 15minutes.
USE A PLASTIC CONTAINER.
Then wash clothesin the washer
usingdetergent.
I
@Do not usevinegar soak
solution in washer. The acidic
action ofthe vinegar may
damage the porcelain.
@Vinegar soak solution may
reduce the wrinUe-resistance of
permanent-press fabrics.
@Vinegar soak maydamage the
dyesin some fabrics.
‘ [ !h4ES~ONE—technicallycalled CAI.CIUIMCARBONATE—is caused bythe
‘- ‘-’-=3i~’.~i;iionof the calci(~min the hard v{aterw~ifhthe sodium carbonate in the detergent.
Howmuchdete=entshouldyouuse?
Theuseofa sufficientamount
ofdetergentisoneof themost
importantthingsyoucando to
makesureyourwashcomesout
clean.
bomt q- md@s
aeco- b:
1. Waterhardness
2. Amountofsoil
3, Sizeofload
4.
Type of detergent
5. Washtemperature
usemomdete~entM
youhave.,.
1.Hard water
2. Largeloads
30Greasyor oilysoils
4. Lowerwashtemperature
5. Lowphosphatedetergent.
If therecommendedamountof
detergentproducestoomanysuds,
switchtoa lowsudsingdetergent
brand, and followinstructionson
package.
Usingtoo littledetergentis
a commoncause oflaundry
problems. Alwaysmeasure
detergentin a standard
measuringcup,
Touse granularor powdered
detergent
inregular wash loads:
Forbestresults,adddetergentto
thewashbasketbeforeloading
clothes.If youloadyourclothes
first, adddetergentnexttothe
agitator.
If yourdetergentdoesn’tdissolve
well, pre-dissolvethedetergentin
hotwaterthen pourdirectly into
thewashbasket.
Touse granular or powdered
detergentintheMfii-Basket tub,
put detergentinthebottomofMini-
Baskettub beforeloadingclothes.
Touse liquid detergent in regular
clothesbasketor Mini-Baskettub,
followpackagedirections.
—
W’atertivelSetting
Water
RegularWashB=ket
MiniBasket~b
Hardness
Extra
Large
Medium
Small
Hand
Large
Washables
SpotScrubber
VERY
HARD
2cups
HighSudsiIlg
1%cups 1%cups
1Mcups
+5cup 1%cups
10-20Gr,
Powder~pe
HARD
4-10Gr.
1%cups
1k cups 1%cups %cup
%cup
%cup
;:;:
1cup
1cup
%cup
‘hcup
%CUP
1/2 cup
LowSudsing
Concentrated
0-10
Grains
1cup %cup
‘hcup
l>owder~pe
‘/2 cup ‘Acup
‘/2 cup
LIQUID
0-10
Grains
FoLmw PACKAGEDIRSHIONS
1. Use recommended amount of
2. For other detergenttypes—low
3. For hard water treatment, see.
detergent for your load and water
and normal suds, powders, liquids,
page 19.
hardness as shownin chart.
non-phosphate powders—follow
recommendations on package.
4-.
Beforeyoucan decidewhattodo
~-~‘ abouthard water,youneed toknow
ifyouhaveitand, if so, howhard
itis.
.
@Ii’youlivein amunicipalarea,
contactyour watercompany.
@If youlivein a rural area, or in
somesuburban areas, contactyour
countyagent.
Theanswerwillbe “youhave ‘so
manygrains’per gallon” and
meansthis:
O
to 3 grainsper gallon—SOFT
4 to 10grains—HARD
11to 19grains–VERY HARD
20
grainsand over_
EXTREMELY HARD
haveit?
Ifyourwateris SOFT,youhave
noproblem. Youcan usesoapor
detergentasyoupreferandforget
allabouthard water.If youhave
HARDwater-less than 10grains—
andyouusephosphatedetergent,
youalsohaveno problem.
But, if youhavemore than 10
grains,youwillneed to softenyour
waterwith either. . .
1. An installedwatersoftenerin
yourhome, or
2. The use ofa packagedwater
sofiener.
Forinformationon water
softeners,see guide below.
Add tlfi muchIvakr Whner dth aM waterlevel
-
Grainsof
hardness
o–lo
10–u
15-20
20–25
25–30
over30
Whenusing
o
‘A
cup
‘/2 cup
2Acup
1cup
1cupplus1tablespoonforevery5grainsabove
\vithdetergent
(60ml)
(120ml)
(160ml)
(240ml)
30(240mlplus15mlforeachextra5grains)
Whenusing
1/3 cup
*hcup
%cup
1cup
1%cups
1%cupsplus1tablespoonforevery5grainsabove
}vithsoap
(80ml)
(160ml)
(180ml)
(240ml)
(360ml)
30(300mlplus15mlforeachextra5grains)
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1)
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I
otherlaundryproduc@—
BLEACH
ChlorineLiquid
suchasCloroxbrand
OxygenPowdered
suchasClorox2
brand
FABRICSOFTENERS
Rinseadditivesuch
asDownybrand
WashAdditivesuch
asRainBarrelbrand
SANITIZER
ChlorineBleach,
suchasCloroxbrand
WATERSOFTENER
Non-Precipitating
suchasCalgonbrand
Precipitatingsuchas
Boraxbrand
SOAKAGENT
SuchasBizbrand
PRE-TREATING
STAINANDSPOT
REMOVERS
suchas
Spray‘n“Wash
tindK2Rbrands
TINTSANDDYES
Powderedsuchas
RitandTintexbrands
UseyourBleachDispenseraccord-
ingtoinstructionsonpage6.
FOI1OWpackagedirections.
Putbleachintowasherwithdetergent.
UseyourFabricSofienerDispenser
accordingtoinstructionsonpage6,
FollowPackagedirections.
Addduringw2shcycle.
Useincaseofinfectionand
contagiousdisease.
SeeunderBleachabove.
Followpackagedirections.
Addatstartofwashcycle.
Followpackagedirections,
Usewithdetergentorsoapin
washcycle.
Followpackagedirections.
Followpackagedirections.Treat
~nlyheavilysoiledareas.Check
yarmcnt’shangtagforinstructions.
>
~ollawpackagedirections.
NOTE:Tintedgarmentsmaynotbe
:olor-fast.Washseparately.
special Instructions
1)Donotpourundilutedliquidchlorinebleachdirectly
intowasherorondryclothes,
2)Someoftoday’swashablefabricsshouldnotbechlorine
bleachedsuchas: 1~%cottonflame-retirdantchildren’s
sleepwear,silk,wool,mohair,spandex,leather,ornon-fast
colors.Dilutebleachbeforeusingonanyfabric.
3)Checkmanufacturer’shangtagsforspecialinstructions,
1)Maybeusedonallkindsoffabrics,
2)Ismosteffectiveinhotwater.
1)Helpsmakeclothesfluffyandsoft.
2)Reducesstaticelectricity.
3)Usecarefilly.Toomuchmaycausestainingonsome
clothes,
Usecarefully.Toomuchmaycausestainingonsome
clothes.
Guardsagainstinfectionbykillingmostbacteria
andviruses.
Suspendshardnessmineralsinsolution,keeping
waterclear.
Combineswithwaterhardnessmineralstoform
precipitatewhichgivescloudyormilkyappearance
towater.
CAUTION:Washercontrolpanelsandfinishesmaybe
damagedbysomelaundrypre-treatmentsoilandstain
r’emoverproductsifsuchproductsaresprayedonorhave
directcontactwiththewrisher.Applythesepre-treatment
productsawayfromwasher.Thefabricmaythenbewashed
normally.Damagetoyourwashercausedbypre-treatment
productsisnotcoveredbyyourwarranty.
Cleanwashertoavoiddiscolorationofnextload.Go
throughcompletecycle(5-rein,wash)usinghotwater,
1Acup(120ml)detergent,1cup(240ml)bleach.Wipe
exteriorparts.Caution:Tintingmaydiscolorplasticin
washer.Subsequentwashingswillreducediscolorationbut
maynevereliminateit.
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