GE WWA8344B User manual

Brand: GE

Model: WWA8344B

Category: Washing machines

Type: User manual

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lowerleft sidenear the front.

Thesenumbersare alsoon the

ConsumerProduct Ownership

RegistrationCard that camewith

your washer.Beforesendingin

thiscard>pleasewritethese

numbershere:

ModelNo.

SerialNo.

Usethesenumbersin any

correspondenceor servicecalls

concerningyourwasher.

If you EWx%w?da damaged washer,

immediatelycontactthe dealer(or

builder)that soldyou the washer.

save time and money.

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Check~heProblem Solver(pages

20-25).It listsminor causesof

operatingproblemsthat you can

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Important SafetyInstructions–SAVETHESEINSTRUCTIONS

Read 2311instructionsbeforeusingthis appliance

—.

WARPJING---When usingthis

appliance,alwaysexercisebasic

safetyprecautions,includingthe

foHowing:

~ Usethisapplianceonlyfor its

intendedpurposeas describedin

thisUseand Care Book.

@Thiswashermust be properly

installedandhated in

ammhmce withtheInstahtion

Instructionsbeforeit isused.If

y~~did not receivean Installation

Instructionssheetwithyour

washer,you can obtain oneby

contactingthe servicelocation

nearestyou.

- Properlyground to conform

withallgoverningcodes

and ordinances.

- Installor storewhereit willnot

beexposedto temperatures

belowfreezingor exposedto

the weather.

- Connectto a properlyrated,

protectedand sizedpower-

supplycircuitto av6idelectrical

overload.

- Connectto adequateplumbing

and drain facilitiesas described

in the InstallationInstructions.

@Turn off water faucetswhenthe

washerisnot in useto relieve

pressureon hosesand valves,and

to minimizeleakageif a hoseor

valveshouldbreak or rupture.

@When disconnectingthis

appliancepullby the plugrather

than thecord to avoiddamageto

thecord or junction of cordand

plug.Makesurethat the cord is

locatedso that it willnot be

steppedon, tripped overor

otherwisesubjectedto damage

or stress.

@Westronglyrecommendthat

anyservicingbeperformedby

a qualifiedindividual

@Thewiringdiagramfor this

machineis locatedinsidethe

controlpanel.

To minimize the

possiimy

of injury:

@Do

not mixchlorinebleachwith

ammoniaor acidssuchasvinegar

and/or rust remover.Mixingcan

producea toxicgaswhichmay

causedeath.

@Do not washor dry articlesthat

havebeen cleanedin, washedin,

soakedin, or spottedwith

combustibleor explosive

substances(suchas gasoline,

degreasers,dry-cleaningsolvents,

kerosene,etc.)whichmaygiveoff

vaporsthat couldigniteor

explode.

Do not add thesesubstancesto the

washwater.

Do not use thesesubstances

around your washerand/or dryer

duringoperation.

ISHYDROGEN GASisproduced

by the chemicalactionwithinyour

waterheater and the gascan

accumulatein the water heater

and/or water pipesif hot waterhas

not beenused for a periodof two

weeksor longer.HYDROGEN

GASCAN BEEXPLOSIVE

UNDER THESE CIRCU-

MSTANCES.Soto preventthe

possibilityof damageor injury,if

you havenot used hot waterfor

two weeksor more, or moveinto

a residencein whichthe hot water

systemmay not havebeenused for

sometime, turn on

allhot water

faucetsand allowthem to run for

severalminutesbefore usingany

electricalappliancewhichiscon-

nectedto thehot watersystem.

Thiswillallowanyhydrogengas

to escape.Of course,sincethegas

isflammable,do not smokeor use

an open flameor applianceduring

thisprocess.

@Neverreachinto thewasher

whileit ismoving.Beforeloading,

unloadingor addingclothes,push

in the CycleSelectorknob to

“STOP” position,thenwaituntil

themachinehas completely

stoppedbeforeopeningthelid.

@Closesupervisionisnecessary

if thisapplianceisusedby 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,fabricsof-

teners,etc.) out of thereach of

children,preferablyina locked

cabinet.Observeallwarningson

containerlabelsto avoidpersonal

injury.

@Keepthearea around and under-

neathyour appliancesfreefrom

the accumulationof combustible

materials,suchas lint, paper,rags,

chemicals,etc.

* Keepthe flooraround your

appliancescleanand dryto reduce

thepossibilityof slipping.

@Tominimizethepossibilityof

electricshock,unplugthisappli-

ancefrom thepower-supplybefore

attemptinganymaintenanceor

cleaning(exceptthe removaland

cleaningof the lint filter).NOTE:

Turningthe CycleSelectorknob to

an OFF positiondoesNOT dis-

connectthe appliancefrom the

power-supply.

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amDQTtantSafetyI~~stmctions

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@Dowt

tamperwithcontrols.

@The

laundryprocesscan reduce

the flameretarckmcyof fabrics.To

* DOnot operatethisapplianceif

avoid.such a result,thegarment

itisdamaged, malfunctioning,

manufacturer’scareinstructions

partiallydisassembled,or has

shouldbe followedverycarefully.

missingor broken parts, including

a damaged cord OIplug.

* Neverclimbon or stand on the

washertop.

@Do not washfiberglassarticlesin

your washer.Skinirritation could

For washer operation

resultfrom the remainingparticles

that may be pickedup byclothing

~ Do not leavewasherlid.up

during subsequentwasheruse.

duringcycle.Thiswillstopthe

washand spinactionand prevent

completionof the cycle.

@Do not changeSPEED SELEC-

TION whilewasherisoperating. If

a changein speed.isdesired,push

in CycleSelectorknob to “STOP”

positionand wait for washerto

stop. Then selectthe newspeed

and pullout CycleSelectorknob

to restart.

Six Cycle Two Spee~Washq with Mini-Wash

. ——. .—..—

Variable Water Level

Extra Rinse Cycla

ExTRA LARGE

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SCM%ingand Loading

@Sort clothescarefullyby fabric

type, weight,color and amount of

soilaccordingto instructionson

page9.

@RemoveFiber-Flo@pan and

Mini-13asketTMtub. The underside

of the M isa good placeto put the

pan whileloadingor unloading

clothes.

4- —

Do not useMini-Baskettub when

washingregularloads. You’llfind.

completedetailson how and when

to usethe Mini-Baskettub

on page 7.

~Load clothesinto the wash

basketbeing careful not to over-

Ioad. Clothes should be belowthe

retainingring. Seepage 10for

more loading information.

~~Position Filter-l?lopan cmagita-

tor and add measured amount of

detergent. see pages 11through.14.

for information on detergentsand

other laundry additives.

NOTE: Do not usethe Filter-l?lo

pan as a washbasket. Do not put

anyitemsto bewashedin the

Filter-FIopan.

@Seepage6 for information on

howto use Bleachand Fabric

SoftenerDispensers.For informat-

ion on bleachesand fabricsoft-

eners, seepage 15.

@CloseIid,washerwillfillbut not

agitateor spinwithlidopen.

setting the

controls

Usethe Controls SettingGuideon

page 5to helpyou maketheproper

selections.

m SelectWash/Spin Speed

u SelectWash and Rinse

Temperature.

❑SelectWater Level

SMALL: Washeris lessthan

I/sfull of cIothes.

MEDIUM: Between?4and

‘/2 full.

LARGE:

BetweenMand ?4full.

EXTRA LARGE: Over 73full.

MINI-BASKET:Seeinstructions

on page7.

If you wantto increaselevelafter

you’vemadea selection,turn knob

to “RESET” and selectnewlevel..

❑SelectExtra Rinse,if desired.

Turningcontrolto “ON” willpro-

videa seconddeeprinsein the

RegularCycles.If no Extra Rinse

isdesired,turn controlto “OFF?’

❑Push CycleSelectorKnobin

and turn clockwiseto your selected

washsetting.

U I?uUCycleSelectorKnob out

to start the washer.If you wishto

changesettingafter washerhas

started, push CycleSelectorKnob

in to stop thewasherand resetto

the newposition. Settingcan be

changedat anytime.

settingchide

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Someadjustmentto theserecommendationsmaybe desirabledependingon yourparticularwashingconditions. =

Cottons& Linens

PermanentPress

PolyesterKnits

Synthetics& Blends

Workclothes,

Fabric

dungarees,etc.

Whiteor

Bright

Heavyor Normalor

Heavyor

Normalor

Colorfast colors

OilySoil LightSoil

OilySoil

withheavysoil with normalsoil

LightSoil

Wash & Spin Normal

Normal

Normal Gentle Gentle

Gentle

Speed

Wash/Rinse

Hot/Cold

Hot/Coldor

Hot/@ld ‘r

Warm/Cold

Hot/Cold

Temperature

Warm/Cold

Warm/Cold Warm/Cold

Regular

Perm.Press Perm.Press Knits

Knits

Cycle

Selector Normal-for

Normal

Normalor

Start

Start Start

Setting smallloads

LightSoil

Heavy-forall

other loads.

TipstoHelpYouselectsettings

Ek!gukwcycks-

Providelongerwash time for most

cottons, linens,work and play

clothes.“Extra Rinse” canbe

se~ectedif desired.

Knits~@3-

g;!ie~

A COITI- ~nit~

effectivepolyesterknits

laundering.Plus an ex-

Perm

Presscyck--

An extended

cool-down

sprayrinse

ispro-

y:y

vialedto

minimize

the setting

of wrinkles.

Mini-Quick

cyck-—

For small ~

cl—i

lightly ~,

soiled

—

START

loadsyou

needin a

OFF

IVlini-

hurry. Use with NHNI-

Quick

cycle

BASKETtub only.See

page 7.

tended co61-downspray ~

rinseis providedto bifiimizethe

settingof wrinkles.

What Happens

inEach Setting (~pproximate ~iWtW)

Cycie

Selector

Settings

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‘nitslMini”Quick

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Wash

Soak

31/2

Wash 18

15 6

+/2

Spin

33/2

3Y2 3~/2

27/2 3

Rinse

3Y2 3~/2

3V’2

2 37/2

3 2

Spin 7

7 7

7 4

~/2 4Y2

21/2

Znd

Rinse

*2 *2

?JCITES:QITotaltime includespausesbetweeneachphaseof cycle.

*When“Extra Rinse”control is turnedto ON.

~Totaltime doesnot includewaterfill time. Fill times varydependingon

householdwaterpressureandyour selectedwater level.

Soak Setting

Usewith most soakingaids

to loosenembeddedsoils

and stains. Seepage 6.

SOAK“

‘‘-’‘-

‘OIL

HEAW

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Howvtousethe

BleachDispenser

How

touse

theFabtic

SoftenerDispenser

Howtouse

thesoak setting

@Use thisdispenserwithliquid

bleachonly.If you preferto use

powderedbleach,pour it into the

Fiker-Flopan or washbasket

alongwithyour detergent.Do not

put powderedbleachinto the

bleachdispenser.

@Measurebleachcarefully.Here

are somerecommendedamounts:

LARGE WASH-1?4cup (310ml)

liquid

SMALL WASH-% cup(170ml)

liquid

MINI-BASKETtub- ?4cup (60ml)

liquid

@Pour measuredamount of liquid

bleachdirectlyinto bleach

dispenser.

@ml notoverfillorMow

dispenserto overflow.Avoid

splashing.Undilutedbleachcan

causefabric damage.

@NeverpourImdimi?dliquid

Metwhdirectlyontoclothes or

intothe washbasketorMini-

Baskettub.

@Position the Fabric Softener

Dispenseron the Filter-Flopan.

@Pour manufacturer’srecoin-”

mendedamount of fabricsoftener

into a standard measuringcup.

~Add enoughwater to fillthe cup

1/2 full.

@Pour the dilutedsoftenerinto the

dispenser.

@The fabricsoftenerwillauto-

maticallybe dispensedat the

proper time.

1$DUDnotstop thewasherduring

the firstspin.This willcausethe

dispenserto emptytoo soon.

@When usingFabric Softener

Dispenserwiththe Mini-Basket

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

concentratedsofteneror one (1)

tablespoon(15ml)of diluted

softener.

~ Do notusethe FabricSoftener

DispenserwiththeSk@Settingor

theMini-QuickCycle.

OFF ~

Ilfl m

SOIL

NORMAL }\

HEAVY

~66SOAK9’settingtemperature

willautomaticallybe cold.

*Extra RinseCycleshould be

OFF.

@If a hot or warmsoak isdesired,

settheWASH/RINSE TEMI?ER-

ATLJREswitchto “1-IOT/COLIY’

or” WARM/COLIY’and turn the

CycleSelectorKnobto “Normal”

in the RegularCycle.Start the

washer.After washerfillsand

beginsto agitate,push in the Cycle

SelectorKnob and turn to

“SOAIC’Pull out the Cycle

SelectorKnob to completethe

cycle.

@For an extendedsoak aIlowthe

washerto filland agitatefor a few

minutesto dissolvethe soaking

agent. Then push inthe Cycle

SelectorKnob to stop the washer

(keeplid closed)and allowto soak

for as longasdesired.After

desiredsoak period, pull out the

CycleSelectorKnobto complete

the cycle.

~Do not use theFabricSoftener

DispenserortheMini-Baskettub

with.the Soak Setting.

HowtoI.Jsethe

Mni”Basket’”tube

Typesd IkMdswhichcanbe

washed

intheMirli-lhk!t tub.

~%nallloadsof regularfabrics...

Up to 21Apounds.

IMcate loadssuchaslingerie,

panty hose,girdles,blouses,

sweaters,socks, shirts, baby

clothesand other smalldelicate

hand washables.

~Stuffed toys.

@JTennisshoes.

somespecialimtl’uctims to

rememberwhenyouusetheMini-

hk% tub.

e Do not washclothesin the

regularbasketwhenusingthe

Mini-Baskettub.

*Do not usethe FabricSoftener

Dispenserwiththe MINI-QUICK

cycle.

@Do not usethe Mini-Baskettub

withthe Soak Setting.

e Youmustusethe Mini-Basket

tub withtheMINI-QUICK cycle.

@Whenwashingstockings,panty

hoseand other easilytangled

items,alwayshandleseparately.To

minimizetangling,the useof a net

laundrybagisrecommended.

TheMini-Baskettub isdesignedto

beusedtwo ways:

❑TheMini-Baskettub canbe

usedto handlesmallloadsof

regularfabrics—upto 21/2pounds

—or for easyand economical

washingof delicatehand

washables.

Here’showto usethe Mini-Basket

tub:

@Removel?ilter-Fiopan.

@PlaceMini-Baskettub on

agitator.Pull the agitatortoward

the front of themachinefor easier

installationand removalof Mini-

Baskettub.

e Load clothesin Mini-Baskettub.

Seepage9 sortinghelp.

@After loadingclothesin the Mini-

Baskettub, be

suretorep[acethe

Fi[ter-.i?lopan.

The pan servesas a

lidto keepthe clothesin the Mini-

Baskettub.

‘ .. .

e Put 1Ato % cup (60to 80ml)

detergentin Filter-Flopan.

*TouseBleachand Fabric

SoftenerDispenser,seepage 6.

* Closelidand setcontrolsas

follows:

—SetWater Levelto “MINI-

E3ASKET”position

Variable Water Level

EXTRA LARGE

RESET

LARGE

Nllrdl- .,.

MEDIUM

BASKET““”

:x SMALL

–SelectdesiredWash/Spin Speed,

Wash/RinseTemperatureand

Cycle.Seepage 4.

—Pullout CycleSelectorKnob to

start washer.

❑TheMini-Quickwcycledews

youto usetheMini-Baskettub to

washsmall,lightly-soiledloadsof

clothesthat youneedina hurry.

Followallthe stepsgivenabove

exceptfor CycleSelection.

e Push the CycleSelectorKnob in

and turn clockwiseto “MIN!I-

QUICK” Cycle.

~Pull CycleSelectorKnob to start

washer.cycle willbe completed

automatically.

Emergy=savingTips

Weare allconsciousof theneed

to saveenergy—toprotectour

country’senergyreservesand to

helpus savemoney.Thereare

severalthingsyou can do to reduce

theamount of energyneededto

washyour clothes:

1. UseHot Wash-140° (60°C)—

ona

regularbasison[ywhen

washingheavilysoiled

articles—suchaswork and play

clothes.

2. Under normalsoilconditions,

washin waterabove80°F(27‘C).

Thisgenerallymeansusingthe

WarmWashtemperaturesetting

on your washer—temperatures

approximately95“1?(35“C).If you

noticethat soilhasaccumulated

after severalconsecutivewashings,

useHot Washoccasional~y,if safe

for fabrics.

3. Tryto washlessoften. Save

articlesof thesametypeof fabric

untilyou havea fullload.

4. If you must washsmallerloads,

adjust the amount of water.Small

loadsshouldhavelowerwater

levels.

5. Washin off-peakutilityhours.

Yourlocalutilitycan tellyou

whichare the off-peakhours.

6. Useyour washer’sNormal

SpeedSpin.Thiswillremovemore

waterduringspin,whichwill

shortendryingcycleto savemore

energy.Thedryingwillremoveany

wrinkleswhichmayresultfrom the

Normal Spin.

7. Useyour Mini-BasketTMtub for

verysmallloads.It useslesswater

than the smallwaterlevelin the big

tub on thiswasher.Youwillalso

saveon detergentand energy.

IMPORTANT NOTE: If your

clothesand householditemsdon’t

look cleanand freshafter washing,

what are you apt to do? Youwill

probablythen re-washthem ...

and that meansyou’llwaste

energy.Rememberto sort your

clothescarefully,and load them

properly,selectcorrectcycles,use

enoughdetergentand

choosea

watertemperaturewarmenough

torekaseandgetridofsoiL

Goodsorti~lgmeans

S(M’$by surfacetexture

Separate

Lint

Producers

from

●

Lint

Collectors

IJNT’

PRODUCERS—suchas

terry towelingand chenille—give

up lint.

LINT COLLECTORS—suchas

man-made fibersand napped

fabricslikevelveteenand corduroy

—attract lint. Thesemustbe

washedseparately.

FORMOREHW’ORMA’HON

$3NLINTCONTROL,SEE

PAGE20.

sortby fabric

Separate

Cottons &

Linens

from

Permanent

Press&

Blends

from

3’

In addition to sorting to reducelint

collecticm,it is recommendedthat

fabricsof similarconstructionbe

washedtogether wheneverpossible.

betterwashing

EkN”tby soil

Separat

from

Medium

Soil

from

●

Darks

from

kp%’ast~

FORINSTRUCTIONSON

DIYFERENTE’ABRICSAND

LOADS, SEE PAGES 18and 19.

pays tocheck md

pl’epart? clothesfor‘washing.

@Empty pockets,brushout cuffs,

zipzippers,snap snaps,hook

hooksand button buttons.

@DOany necessaryrnending—

rips, hems,tears.

@Checkallitemsfor areasof

heavysoilor stain.

@Removestains. FOR STAIN

REMOVALCHART, SEE

PAGE 16.

@Turn PolyKnitsinside-outto

minimizefabricsurfacedamage.

soaking & Pre-treating—

a good way to loosen

deep soils and

stains.

A thorough soakingwith detergent

or specialsoakingagentisan ex-

cellentwayto removeheavysoils,

embeddeddirt and evensome

stains.

Soakingcan be eithera completely

separatewashingstepor a prelimi-

nary stepto a completewashcycle.

For detailedinformation on how

to soak in yourwasher,pleasesee

page6.

Toll Information ON

SOAKING AGENTS, SEE

PAGE 15.

~ Pre-treat heavysoilby rubbing

in a smallamount of liquid

detergentor a pastemadeof water

and powdereddetergentor soap.

For bestresultswait %hour

before washing.

5a4w—

Em-FL..

Howtoloadyourwasher

—

~Load clothesdry.

@Takea properly sorted group of

clothesand drop them looselyin

thewashbasket in this order:

LargeItems

—likesheets.Do not

wrap around the agitator.

SmallItems—1ikewashcloths.

MediumSizeItems—liketowels.

Here isa typicalfull load:

3DoubleSheets

6 Long SleeveShirts

3 BoxerShorts

6 Standard Pillow Cases

5T-shirts

4 Pair Trousers

6 Handkerchiefs

Thisillustrationwithclothesjust

reachingthe ClothesRetaining

Ring,showsa properload. Clothes

haveampleroomto movebecause

theyarenot packeddown,nor

wrappedaroundtheagitator.

Clothesareloadeddry sincewet

itemsare apt to pack downwhich

encouragesoverloading.Thissize

load requiresa fullwater fill.

what isthe bestsizekmdof

Ch.lthes-hge> Imdiuxnyorsmall?

save time,energy anddetergent

by avoidingextrauseof the

washer.Try to washa fullload of

clothes. If you can it isbetterto

saveclothesuntilyou havea full

load. If you must wash smaller

loads, savewater,energyand

detergentby adjustingthewater

levelfor the sizeof the load. See

page 4.

Specialrecommendationsfor

washingpermanentpressif you

do not hive a dryer.

If you are machine-washing

Permanent Pressclothesthat you

plan to hang or drip-dry,useextra

careto minimizewrinklingin the

wash process:

@Becarefulnot to overload

washer.Permanent Pressclothes

must haveampleroom to move

freely.A MediumsizePermanent

Press load isthe largestthat should

be washed.

@Use more water than youwould

for a regularload. Usea Medium

Water Levelfor a SmallLoad; an

Extra LargeWater Levelfor a

MediumLoad.

~Removeclothesas soonas

washerstops and hang

immediately.

‘h add itemsafterthewasherhas

started.

UITurn off the washer.

@Carefullyremovethe Filter-l?lo

pan.

@Add any additionalarticlesby

submergingnextto the agitator.

@Replacethe Filter-l?lopan and

restart the washer.

NOTE: Do not usetheFilter-Flo

pan as a washbasket. Do not put

any itemsto be washedin the

Filter-Flopan.

NOTE: When washingstockings,

panty hoseand othereasilytangled

items,alwayshandleseparately.To

minimizetangling,the useof a net

laundrybagisrecommended.

IPduds:

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PkBsphfa&———

Powdered Detergents

I’40rM?lK@M+-—

PowderedDetergents

Liquid

Advantages:

Perform wellin hard or soft

water.

Washalltypesof fabricswell.

Can be usedin hot, warm, or

coldwater.

Perform satisfactorilyin soft

or moderatelyhard water.

In someareasonlynon-

phosphateproductsare

available.

Perform wellin soft water.

Offer betterperformancein

hard waterthan powdered

non-phosphatetypes.

Cleansyntheticsand fabric

blendswell.

Are excellentas concentrates

for removingspots.

Completelydissolveevenin

coldwater.

Perform wellin soft water.

Disadvantages:

Are not availablein some

areas.

Generallydo not cleanwellin

hard water.

Maybe difficultto dissolve,

especiallyin coldwater.

Should

notbe usedin cold

water.

Thosecontainingsodium

carbonate asan ingredientmay

causeharmful limestone

depositson.clothesand washer

whencombinedwithhard

water.(SeePage 14.)

May not perform as wellas

powderedphosphateproducts

whendilutedin washwater.

Generallydo not cleanwellin

medium-hard or hard water.

May combinewith water

hardness mineralsto form

stickysoap curd.

Continued on nextpage

ThedamagingeffectsofCarbonateDetergents

on.your clothesandyour washer.

is your waterhard? If itis,and if The hardnessof yourwaterand

week,you may seelimestone

youusea carbonatetypenon-

your washingfrequencywill

build-upsinjust a fewmonths.

phosphatedetergent,the

determinehow rapidlythe lime-

(seePage 14).

unavoidableresultwillbelimes-

tone willbuildup. If yourwateris

stone*depositson yourclothes

VERYHARD (11or moregrains)

and washersurfaces.

evenif you washjust a fewloadsa

Damage

toChines

Althoughlimestonebuild-up

occursmorerapidlyon cotton,

it willeventuallyaffectvarious

fabricsin thefollowingways:

@Givesa stiff, harsh, roughfeel

to fabricssuchastoweling.

* Causescolorsto fadeand

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.

~ Increasesfabric wearbecause

of the scrubbingactionbetween

limestonedepositson the fabrics

duringwasheragitation.

Damage to washer

~Unsightlybuild-upon allwasher

surfacesexposedto the wash

solution.

* Mat-likecrustyformations

causedby lintadheringto the

stickylimestonedeposits.

~ Increasedservicecallsbecauseof

limestonedepositsin thepump,

recirculationwaterhoses,filters

and other washerparts.

* Reducedusefullifeof washer.

How

toIredwi!ehw?3tone

ibuiki-ups

RecommendedMethods

~ Usea powderedphosphate

detergentor a liquiddetergentif

theseare availab~ein your area.

@Installa homewatersoftener.

Thiswillsignificantlyreduce

limestonebuild-up.

~Usea packagednon-precipitating

water softener,suchas Calgon

withphosphate.

SecondaryMethods

The followingmethodshave

limitedbenefitand willonlydelay

temporarilythe formation of the

limestonedeposits.

@tJse of hotter washwater,for

example125‘1?to 135‘F (52°Cto

57°C)for cottons. Thisalso

improvesoily-soilremoval.

@Adding detergentand allowing

washerto filland agitatefor three

or four minutesto dissolve

detergentbefore addingclothes.

How

topartially restore

clothes

~ Soakclothesin a solutionof 2

cupsof vinegarin onegallonof

hot tap-water for 15minutes. USE

A PLASTIC CONTAINER.Then

washclothesin the Washerusing

detergent.

CAUTIONS:

~Donotusevinegarsoaksolution

inwasher.Theacidicaction of the

vinegarmaydamagetheporcelain.

oVinegarsoaksolutionmay

reducethewrinkle-resistanceof

permanent-pressfabrics.

~Vinegarsoakmaydamagethe

dyesinsome‘tabrics.

* LIMESTONE–technically called CALCIUM CARBONATE–is caused by the

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

Howmuch detergentshouldyouuse?

Theuseof a sufficientamountof

detergentisone of themostimport-

ant thingsyou can do to make

sureyour wash comesout clean.

Amount I’equnh!dlvaries

Wording to:

1. Waterhardness

2. Amount of soil

3. Sizeof load

4. Typeof detergent

5. Washtemperature

Usemoredetergentif

youhave.

● .

1. Hard water

2. Largeloads

3. Greasyor oilysoils

4. Lowerwash temperature

5. Lowphosphate detergent.

If therecommendedamountof

detergentproducestoo manysuds,

switchto a lowsudsingdetergent

brand, and followinstructionson

package.

/————==------

-7

Usingtoo littledetergentisa com-

mon causeof laundryproblems.

Alwaysmeasuredetergentin a

High Sudsing

Powder Type

Low %dsing

Concentrated

Powder Type

Howto usedetergent

Granular or Powdered—Placein

the filterpan for normalcondi-

tions, but, for best results,put the

detergentnextto theagitatorafter

the clotheshavebeenloaded.

If your detergentdoesn’tdissolve

well,pre-dissolvethedetergentin

hot water then pour directlyinto

thewashbasket.

standard measuringcup.

E4?s%x

~..

Recommendedamountofdetergent fortavemgesoil

I(M !@-@Swking powder.

Water

Water Level Setting

Hardness

Extra

Large Medium

Small

Mini

Larae

Basket

VERY

HARD

2 cups 1% cups 1%2cups

1Vl cups

‘/3 cup

10-20Gr. I

J3ElsLwps

11/4cups, 3ACUP,

‘/4 cup

SOFT

O-4Gr.

1cup 1cup % cup

‘/2 cup

‘/8CUP

o-1o

cup

% cup

‘/2 cup

Grains

‘/2 cup

‘/4 cup

2Er’

FOLLOW PACKAGEDIRECTIONS

1. Userecommendedamount of

detergentfor yourload and water

hardnessas shownin chart.

—n

—.

Ei+w-r.

—

—r

—

2. Other detergenttypes—Low

and normal suds,powders,liquids,

non-phosphatepowders,follow

recommendationson package.

3. For hard watertreatment, see

page 14.

Beforeyou can decidewhatto do

about hard water,you needto

knowif’you haveit and, if so, how

hard it is.

~ If you livein a municipalarea,

contactyour water company.

~ If you livein a rural area, or in

somesuburban areas, contactyour

countyagent.

Theanswerwillbe “you have‘so

manygrains’per gallon” and

meansthis:

Cto 3 grainsper gallon-SOFT,

4 to 10grahls-H_ARD, 11to 19

grains-VERY HARD, 20grains

andover—EXTREMELYHARD.

If yourwaterisSOFT,youhaveno

problem.Youcanusesoapor

detergentasyoupreferand forget

allabouthardwater.Ifyouhave

HARDwater—lessthan 10

grains-and youusephosphate

detergent,youalsohaveno

problem.

But,ifyouhavemorethan 10

grains,youwillneedto softenyour

waterwitheither...

1. An installedwatersoftenerin

yourhome,or

2. Theuseof apackagedwater

softener.

—

For informationonwater

softeners9seechartbehv.

Add

this much water’softener’with a fu.mwaterkd

Grainsof

hardness

o-1o

10-15 15-20 20-25 25-30 over30

Whenusing o

‘/4 cup ‘/2 2/3 1 cup

1cup plus 1tbs. for every5

with detergent (60ml) ,(120ml) (160ml) (240ml)

grainsabove30(240ml plus

15ml for eachextra5 grains)

11/4cupplus 1tbs. for every5

Whenusing

‘/3 cup

*/3 cup

% cup

1cup 11/2cup

with soap (80ml) (160ml) (180ml)

(240ml) (300ml)

grainsabove30(300ml plus

15ml for eachextra5 grains)

other BauBldryproducts—

Laundry

Product & Type

BLEACH

ChlorineLiquid

suchas Cloroxbrand

OxygenPowdered

suchas Clorox2

brand

FABRICSOFTENERS

Rinseadditivesuch

as Downybrand

WashAdditivesuch

as Rain Barrelbrand

SANITIZER

Chlorine Bleach,

suchas Cloroxbrand

WATERSOFTENER

Non-Precipitating

suchas Calgonbrand

Precipitating suchas

Boraxbrand

SOAKAGENT

Suchas Bizbrand

PRE-TREATING

STAINAND SPOT

REMOVERS

Suchas

Spray ‘nWash

and K2Rbrands

TINTS AND DYES

Powdered suchas

Rit and Tintexbrands

How’toUIM?it

Useyour BleachDispenseraccord-

ingto instructionson page6.

Followpackagedirections.

Put bleachinto washerwithdetergent.

Useyour FabricSoftenerDispenser

accordingto instructionsonpage6.

FollowPackagedirections.

Add duringwashcycle.

Usein caseofinfection and

contagiousdisease.

Seeunder Bleachabove.

Followpackagedirections

Add at start of washcycle.

Followpackagedirections.

Usewithdetergentor soap in

washcycle.

Followpackagedirections.

Followpackagedirections.Treat

onlyheavilysoiledareas. Check

garment’shangtag for instructions.

Followpackagedirections.

NOTE: Tinted garmentsmaynot be

color-fast. Washseparately.

special Instructions

1)Do not pourundilutedliquidchlorinebleach

directlyinto washeror on dryclothes.

2)Someof today’swashablefabricsshould

not be chlorinebleachedsuchas: 100%’o

cotton flame-retardantchildren’ssleep-

wear,silk, wool,mohair,spandex,leather,

or non-fastcolors. Dilutebleachbefore

usingon anyfabric.

3)Checkmanufacturer’shangtags for

specialinstructions.

1)Maybe usedon all kindsof fabrics.

2)Ismost effectivein hot water.

1)Helpsmakeclothesfluffyand soft.

2)Reducesstatic electricity.

3)Usecarefully.Toomuchmaycause

stainingon someclothes.

Usecarefully.Toomuchmaycause

stainingon someclothes.

Guardsagainstinfectionbykilling

most bacteriaand viruses?

Suspendshardnessmineralsin solution,

keepingwaterclear.

Combineswithwaterhardnessmineralsto

form precipitatewhichgivescloudyor milky

appearanceto water.

CAUTION:Washercontrol panelsand finishes

maybedamagedbysomelaundry pre-treat-

ment soiland stain removerproductsif such

products aresprayedon orhavedirectcontact

withthe washer.Applythesepre-treatment

productsawayfromwasher.The fabricmay

then be washednormally.Damageto your washer

causedbypre-treatment productsisnot covered

byyourwarranty.

Cleanwasherto avoiddiscolorationof nextload.

Go throughcompletecycle(5-rein.wash)using

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

bleach. Wipeexteriorparts. Caution: Tintingmay

discolorplasticinwasher.Subsequentwashingswill

reducediscolorationbut maynevereliminateit.

“For more information on sanitizers, send for Government Bulletin, #57B, “Sanitation in Home Laundering:’ See page 17for address

———.—-——————

———— ———

How toremovestains

1. Tr~rto remote stains as soon as

stain removal guide

possible. The

fresher the stain, the

easier it is to remove,

Stain

Before attempting to remove any

stain, take these steps:

Adhesives(ChewingGum, etc.)

Find the fabric and the finish in

the chart at right, and use only

recommended methods.

@Check the hang tag instructions

Antiperspirants,Deodorants

that came \vith the garment.

@Test stain removal product on

an in-side seam or sample of the

material.

@Avoid use of hot water on

unknown stain. It can set some

stains.

3. Follow stain removal with a

thorough rinsing.

4. Wash with recommended amount

of soap or detergent.

Stain RemovalHint—

using chlorineBk!achfor

WhiteandBkashabk Fabrics.

,MixM cup (60 ml) chlorine bleach

with one gallon (3.8 liter) of cool

~~ater—approximately 80°F (27‘C)

—in a sink or pan. Soak stained

area for 5 minutes and launder in

\vasher.

The Case of the “Invisible” Stain.

Food or cooking oils on your

synthetic garments may cause stains

\vhich are virtually invisible and

\vhich you may not notice as you

put your clothes into the washer.

If these stains are not completely

removed in the wash, the oily spots

may pick up dirt from the wash

\vater. Then they will become very

visibleand you may think they were

caused by the wash cycle itself.

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,

or FoodColoring

Grass,Foliage,Flowers,Mildew,Scorch

Ink, Ballpoint

Paint and Varnish

Perspiration

Oncehkse spots become visible,

howcan you removethem’?

@Rub in undiluted liquid detergent

and let stand 30 minutes.

Rust

Re-\vash using hottest water the

fabric can stand.

How

can you prevent these

*Cau[ion:Bcxausecleaningf’luidstend to betoxic, besureyouare ina wellventilated

“After-You-Wash” stains?

room whenusingthem. No cleaninglluiclshoulclbe usedunlessuser is familiarwilh the

increase the amount of cietergent

limitationsand requiredcautions (LISU:IIIY printed on Iabcl).Useextremecaution \vitll

normally used.

I’lammablccompou{lds.

@increase }vatertemperature where

Uncicrnocircumstancesshoulclfabricscontaining Ilammablcmaterials(wmcs,

fabric \vilipermit.

cleaningfluids,etc.)bc washedin\Yashcr.

* Wash synthetic garments imorc

()ftcn.

‘white arid Bleachable Fabrics

SeeWashhIgGuide,BleachonPage18.

Rub\vithiceor immerseinverycoldwater.Usedulltool to carefully

scrupe

ojjf[7smuchadhesiveorgumaspossible.Spongewitha safe

drycleaningfluid~thenlaunder.

Applyundilutedliquiddetergent.Rinse.If stain remains,bleach

accordingto Stain RemovalHint on oppositepage. If colorhas

changed,youmaybeableto restoreit byspongingwithammonia?*

Rinsethoroughly.

Soakin coolwater,then launderinwarmwater.If stain remains,

bleachaccordingto Stain RemovalHint on oppositepage,launder.

Soakincoolwater.Treatstainwitha safedrycieaningfluid*;Apply

undilutedliquiddetergent,launder,dry.Bleachaccordingto Stain

RemovalHint on oppositepage,launderand dry.

Without cream: Bleachaccordingto Stain RemovalHint on

oppositepage. Launder.Withcream;Followchart directionsfor

cream.

Treatstain withsafedrycleaningfluid~Applyundilutedliquid

detergent;launderanddry.Bleachaccordingto StainRemovalHint

onoppositepage.

Soakstainin coolwater. If stainremains,bleachaccordingto Stain

RemovalHint on oppositepage,launder.

Applyundilutedliquiddetergent. Launder.(Treatmildewspots

\vhiletheyare fresh,beforemoldhasa chanceto weakenfabric.) If

eithertypestain remains,bleachaccordingto Stain RemovalHint on

oppositepage, launder.(Severescorchcannot beremoved.)

Freshstains: Placestain facedownonan absorbenttoweland

spongewithdrycleaningfluid; or usespraycleaner.Applyundiluted

liquiddetergent. Oldstains; bleachaccordingto Stain RemovalHint

onoppositepage.

Softenwithoil, lard or Vaseline,thenspongewithturpentineor

banana oi]. Launderin warmwaler.

Applyundilutedliquiddetergentand launderin warmwater. Ifcolor

haschangedyoumaybe ableto restoreit bytreatingwithammonia

or vinegar?*If anystain remains,treat withsafe drycleaningfluid*

or bleachaccordingto Stain RemovalHint on oppositepage,

launderand dry.

Applyrust remover~*

usingmanufacturer’sdirections.Rinseand

launder.

other

Sameas

bleach.

washable Fabrics

whiteand bleachablefabrics.

whiteand bleachablefabricsexceptuseoxygen

Spongeor soakincoolwater,then launder.

Soakincoolwater.Spongewitha safedrycleaning

fluid?Applyundilutedliquiddetergent, Launderin

warmwater.

Spongewithwarmwater.If stain remains,applywarm

glycerine,letstand30minutesand rinsewell,or sponge

witha safedrycleaningfluid~Launder.

Spongewithsafedrycleaningfluid?Thenlaunder in

warmdetergentwater.

Spongewithwarmwater.Bleachremainingstain with

oxygenbleach.

Spongewithwarmwater.Applyundilutedliquid

detergent.Bleachremainingstainwith oxygenbleach,

thenlaunder.Oldmildewstainscan seldombe removed.

Scorchcan seldombe removed.

Sameas whiteand bleachablefabricsexceptlaunder

usingoxygenbleach.

Sameas whiteand bleachablefabrics.

~ Launderinwarmwater.Rinsewell.Bleachwithoxygen

bleach.

Sameas whiteand bleachablefabrics.

fjl”f: AND REFER T() GARMENT MANUFACTURER’S CARE INSTRUCTIONS.

ir>[hc~tairl rcmo~a] prouxiurc on a hidden part before applying [o [he m[irc garment.

?Iorc complclc information on stain removal is given in governme]lt bul!clin,

“Removing S[ains

From Fabrics:’

oj-$1).‘I-(J(>l~(:li]l:icop>

viri[c to: (-C)TISUITICI ln~ornl:l[ion Ccn(cr, Pueblo, Colorado 81009.Availabiea{lowcos[

““I)L>not

llli~,thlorinc bleach ivilh ammonia or acicls such ds villc~ar and/or rusl remover.

‘,il~iing can prodllcc a (()\iu S(IS)vhich nl:iy caww dca[h.

washingguidefordifferentfabricsimd.loads

Load

Co[tonsand Linens

Knits—

Polyester,Nylon,Acrylic

l\osen Fabrics—

Polyester,Nylon,Acrylic

Permanent

Press,Biends

Rayonand

.4cetate

BabyClothes—

Sturdy,suchas Diapers,Nightgowns,

Shirts,Pads, Sheets,

ReceivingBlankets,Coveralls

BabyClothes—

Delicate

Blankets—

W’ool,Part-Wool, Cotton

Blanket.s—

Synthetic,Electric

Curtains, Slipcovers,Draperies,DO

.hTOTMA CHINE WASH FIBERGLASS?*

ChenilleBedspreads,Robes**

13athmatsand Rugs

Denims(especiallyindigobluejeans)

and other fabricsthat bleed

Plastics: aprons, bibs, tablecloths,

chair covers, bowl covers, curtains

Pillows

WashSpeed*

Normal

Gentle

Normal

Gentle,Light

SoilSetting

Normal

Gentle

5min.soak then

Normalspeed,Light

soilsetting

5min.soak then

Normalspeed,Light

soilsetting

Gentle

Normal

Gentle, Light

SoilSetting

Gentle, Lightor

NormalSoilSetting,

dependingon amount

of soil

Wash Water Temperature

Hot or Warm

Warm

Hot

Warm

Hot or Warm

Coldor Warm

Warm

Bleach

SpeciailInstructions

Ifunusuallysoileduseho

chart on page 13.

water.Usemaximumdetergentrecommendedin

For \vhiteor colorfast,useliquid

chlorinetype; fornon-colorfast,use

gentleoxygentype.

UseGentleSpinif linedrying.lf unusuallysoiled,useNormalWashSpeed.Use

maximumdetergentrecommendedinchart onpage 13,Smallloadsreduce

wrinkling.

For whiteor colorfast,useliquid

chlorinetype;for non-colorfast,use

gentleoxygentype.

UseGentleSpinif linedrying,If unusuallysoiled,useHot Water.Use

maximumdetergentrecommendedinchart on page 13.Smallloadsreduce

wrinkling.

For \vhiteor colorfast, useliquid

chlorinetype; for non-colorfast,use

gentleoxygentype.

UseGentleSpinif linedrying.If unusuallysoiIed,useHot Water.Smallloads

reducewrinkling.Usemaximumdetergentrecommendedinchart on page13.

For whiteor colorfast, useliquid

chlorinetype;for non-colorfast,use

gentleoxygentype.

Seldomneeded.

If needed,useoxygentype.

Youmaypreferto usea mildtypedetergent. Dobabyclothesseparately.Pre-

treat spots. Rinsediapers, nightgowns,pads, sheetsafter use. Keepdiapersin a

coveredpailof coldwaterand conditioningagentlike130rateem.

For whiteor colorfast, useliquid

chlorinetype.

Youmayprefer to usea mildtypedetergent. Dohand-knitgarmentsbyhand or

in theMini-Baskettub. Seepage7.

Gentleoxygen

type

Fillwasher,add detergent,allowto dissolvebeforeaddingblanket. Do one

blanketat a time. Pre-treat heavilysoiledspotswith liquiddetergent.

None

Onelectricblanketsewa strongpieceof clothoverplug. Dooneblanketat a

time. Pre-treat heavilysoiledspotswithliquiddetergent.

None

For whiteor colorfast,

useliquidchlorinetype.

Vacuumout loosedirt beforewashing.

For whiteor colorfast, useliquid

chlorinetype.

If unusuallysoiled,useNormal WashSpeed.

Washonly2 or 3rugsor matsat one time. Shakebeforewashingto remove

excessdirt.

For whiteor colorfast, useliquid

chlorinetype unlesscare tagstates

otherwise.

Fornew“indigo blue” jeans washat least3timesinverysmallloadswithfull

water fill. Jeans needampleroom to moveto avoidwhitelinesat creases.May

discolorplasticwasherparts. Subsequentwashingswillreducediscoloration,

but willprobab[ynevereliminateit. WiIlnot discolorsubsequentloads.

None

UseGentleSpin. DONOTMACHINE DRY.

None

Today’spillowsare madeofmanydifferent materials—dacron,fiber,foam,

polyester,natural feathersand down, for examples.Manypillowscan be

machinewashed,but manufacturer’scareinstructionsmust bejollo wed

careftdly. Ifthere are no instructionson the pillow,do noi machinewash.If

machinewashingis recommended,checkpiliowsfor holesor weakseamsand

mendto preventescapeof feathersor filling.Fillwasher,adddetergentand

allowwasherto agitate for severalminutesto dissolvedetergent.Washtwo

pillowsat a time to balanceload, useExtra Largewater level.Check

manufacturer’stag forspecialinstructions.

!!$:lveand refertoCkirmnf Manufacturer’s careIimtrtldions

To save mmandMmiy-

bdkm

you canforservice,

cheektheProblem solver

If you have a problem, it maybe

minor. You may be able to correct

it yourself. Just use this Problem

Solver to locate

your problemand

then followthe suggested

recommendations.

TheProblem Solver

PROBLEM

I-mrr

OR RESIDUE

ON CLOTHES

GREASYOR OILY

STAINSON

LAUNDERED

GARMENTS

POSSIBLE

CAUSEAND REMEDY

eIncorrectsortingof clothes.Separatelint-producers

(such asterry

towelsand chenile)fromlint-receivers(suchasman-madefabrics,

velveteen,corduroy).

washing too long,especiallyfor smallerloads. For normal soil,

washone-minuteperpound of dry clothes.

@Useof non-phosphatedetergentswhichcombinewithhardness

mineralsto form a precipitatewhichcan be mistakenfor lint. Use

a phosphateor liquiddetergent;usewarmerwashwateror soften

waterwith an installedmechanicalsofteneror a packagedwater

softener.

~powdery r-esid~efrom

granular deter-gentmay appear tobe lint.

Predissolvegranulardetergentin hot waterbefore addingto washer;

make suredetergentiscompletelydissolvedbeforeaddingclothes;

switchto liquidor coldwaterdetergentor usewarmer washwater.

Seepage 13.

overloading will cause abrasion which Creates excessive lint. W~h

feweriternswith correctwaterlevel.

@TOOmuch bleach. Usecorrectamount of bleachaccordingto

packagedirections.

@Not enoughdetergentto holdlintin suspensionduringwashcycle.

Increaseamount of detergent.Seepage 13.

~Incorrectuseof fabricsoftener.If usedin washcycle,softenersmay

react with detergentto createa whitedeposit.Usesoftenersin rinse

cycleonlyunlesspackagespecifiesaddingto washcycle.Use Fabric

SoftenerDispenser.Seepage6.

@Pillingusuallyon polyester-cottonblendsiscausedby normalwear

and maylook likelint.Turningclothesinside-out may providesome

@Staticelectricitycausedby overdryingwillcauseattraction. Use

fabric softenerin rinsecycle.

Theseare sometimescalled“InvisibleStains” becauseyoumay not

noticethem beforewashingclothes.However,if oilysoilsare not

completelyremovedin wash cycle,the oilyspotsmay pickup dirt

from the washwater.The spotswillthen beveryvisible.They are

notcausedby the washer.Washsyntheticgarmentsas soon as

possibleafter wearing.Use more detergentthan normal and hottest

water fabric can stand. If spotsappear,rub in undilutedliquid

detergent,letstand 30-minutesandrewashusinghottestwaterfabric

can standwithextradetergent.

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