GE WWA8310B User manual

Brand: GE

Model: WWA8310B

Category: Washing machines

Type: User manual

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your washer.Beforesendingin

thiscard, pleasewritethese

numbershere:

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SerialNo.

Usethesenumbersin any

correspondenceor servicecalls

concerningyourwasher.

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immediatelycontactthe dealer(or

builder)that soldyou the washer.

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Important SafetyInstructions–sAvE THESEINSTRUCTIONS

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Readauinstructions beforeusing thisappliance

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?VARNING—When usingthis

appliance,alwaysexercisebasic

safetyprecautions,includingthe

following:

e LJsethisapphm? only forits

intended purpose as describedin

thisUseand Care Book.

@Thiswashermustbe propedy

installedand located

fmordanw withthe Installation

Instructions before it isused. If

youdid*notreceivean Installation

InstructIonssheetwithyour

washer,you can obtain oneby

contactingthe servicelocation

nearestyou.

- Properly ground to conform

withallgoverningcodes

and ordinances.

- Installor storewhereit willnot

beexposedto temperatures

belowfreezingor exposedto

the weather.

_ - Connectto a properly rated,

protected and sizedpower-

supplycircuitto avoidelectrical

overload.

- Connectto adequate plumbing

and drain facilitiesasdescribed

in the InstallationInstructions.

@Turnoff waterfaucetswhenthe

washeris not in useto relieve

pressureon hosesand valves,and

to minimizeleakageif a hoseor

valveshould break or rupture.

~When disconnectingthis

appliancepullby the plug rather

[banthe cord to avoid damageto

thecord or junction of cord and

pkg. Makesurethat the cord is

locatedso that it willnot be

steppedon, tripped overor

otherwisesubjectedto damage

or stress.

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~ Westronglyrecommendthat

any servicingbeperformedby

a qualifiedindividual.

~ The wiringdiagramfor this

machineislocatedinsidethe

controlpaneL

‘r-ominimize the possumy

of injury:

UIDo 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 usethesesubstances

around your washerand/or dryer

duringoperation.

@HYDROGEN GASisproduced

bythe chemicalactionwithinyour

water heaterand the gascan

accumulatein the waterheater

and/or waterpipesif hot waterhas

not been used for a periodof two

weeksor longer.HYDROGEN

GAS CAN BEEXPLOSIVE

UNDER THESE CH?CLJM-

STANCES.So to preventthe

possibilityof damageor injury,if

you havenot usedhot waterfor

two weeksor more, or moveinto

a residencein whichthe hot water

systemmay not havebeenusedfor

sometime, turn on allhot water

faucetsand allowthemto run for

severalminutesbeforeusingany

electricalappliancewhichiscon-

nectedto the hot watersystem.

Thiswillallowanyhydrogengas

to escape.Of course,sincethe gas

is flammable,do not smokeor use

an open flameor applianceduring

thisprocess.

* Neverreachinto thewasher

whileit is moving.Beforeloading,

unloadingor addingclothes,push

in the CycleSelectorknob to

“STOP” position,then waituntil

the machinehas completely

stoppedbefore openingthe 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.

@Keepalllaundry aids(suchas

detergents,bleaches,fabricsof-

teners, etc.) out of thereach of

children,preferablyin a locked

cabinet. Observeallwarningson

containerlabelsto avoidpersonal

injury.

@Keepthe area around and under-

neath yourappliancesfreefrom

the accumulationof combustible

materials, suchas lint, paper,rags,

chemicals,etc.

@Keepthe floor around your

appliancescleanand dry to reduce

the possibilityy of slipping.

@Tominimizethepossibilityof

electricshock, unplugthis appli-

ance from the power-supplybefore

attempting any maintenanceor

cleaning(exceptthe removaland

cleaningof the lint filter).NOTE:

Turningthe CycleSelectorknob to

an OFF position doesNOT dis-

connectthe appliancefrom the

power-supply.

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e DO IMX tamper withcontrols.

@Do not operatethisappliance

if i~isdamaged,rnalfuncticming,

partiallydisassembled,or has

missingor broken parts, including

a damagedcord or plug.

~ Do riotwash fiberglassarticlesin

your washer.Skinirritationcould

resultfrom theremainingparticles

that maybepickedup byclothing

duringsubsequentwasheruse.

@The laundryprocesscan reduce

the flameretarckmcyof fabrics.To

avoidsucha result, thegarment

manufacturer’scareinstructions

shouldbe followedverycarefully.

$ Neverclimbon or stand on the

washertop.

How tooperateyour clotheswasher

Forwasher operation

@Do not leavewasherlidup

during cycle.Thiswillstop the

washand spinaction and prevent

completionof thecycle.

sortingad Lmding

@Sort clothescarefullyby fabric

type, weight,color and amount of

soilaccordingto instructionson

page7.

@Removel?ilter-Flo@pan. The

undersideof the lid is a good place

to put the pan whileloadingor

unloadingclothes.

QJLoad clothesinto the wash

basket beingcareful not to over-

load. Clothesshould bebelowthe

retainingring. Seepage8 for more

loadinginformation.

Water Level

~~ Temperature

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Autometic Two Speed

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@Position Filter-l?lopan on agita-

tor and add measuredamount of

detergent.Seepages9 through 12

for information on detergentsand

other laundryadditives.

NOTE: Do not usethe Filter-Flo

pan asa washbasket. Do not put

anyitemsto bewashedin the

Filter-l?lopan.

Seepage 13for information on

howto use bleachand fabric

softener.

@Closelid, washerwillfillbut not

agitateor spinwith lidopen.

setting the Controis

Usethe Controls SettingGuideon

page 5to helpyou make the proper

selections.

. .\

Rs?guler

Cycle

NORMAL

SPEED

O!F j

NORMALSOIL

/“ ~

SOAK.$

LIGHT

SOIL

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Perm.

Press

S Knits

Cycle

GENTLE

SPEED

❑SelectWashand Rinse

Temperature.

uPush CycleSelectorKnob in

and turn clockwiseto your selected

washsetting.

Regular Q& automaticallypro-

videsNormal Wash Speedand

Normal Spin Speed.

Perm Press& Knits Cyck?

automaticallyprovidesGentle

WashSpeedand GentleSpin

Speed.

❑SelectWater Level.

❑PU1lCycleSelectorKnob out

SMALL:Washerislessthan

to start the washer.If you.wishto

changesettingafter washerhas

755fullof clothes.

MEDIUM: BetweenMand

started, push CycleSelectorKnob

2Afull.

in to stop the washerand resetto

the newposition. Settingcan be

LARGE: Over %‘s full.

changedat any time.

Someadjustment to theserecommendationsmaybe desirabledependingon yourparticularwashingconditions.

Cottons& Linens

PermanentPress

PolyesterKnits

Synthetics& Blends

Work ciofhes, Work clothes,

Fabric dungarees, etc.

dungarees, etc.

White or Bright

Heavyor

Normal or Heavyor

Normal or

Colorfast Colors

with heavy soil

with normal soil

Oily Soil

Light Soil

Oily Soil Light Soil

Wash/Rinse

HotlCold

HotlCold or

Hot/cold ‘r

Warm/Cold

HotlCold

Temperature Warm/Cold

WarmlCold

WarmlCold WarmlCold Warm/Cold

RegularCycle

PermPress& KnitsCycle

Norma! Soil—

Cycle Selector

for small loads.

Normal Normal or

Normal or

Normal

Normal Soil

Normal

Normal Soil

Setting

HeavySoil—for Soil

Light Soil Light Soil

Soil

or Light

Soil

or Light

all

otherloads

Tips toHelp You selectsettings

Regukw‘cyck— ~eg”,ar

OFF

For most cot-

Cycle

/-i?

NQRMAL

tons, linens,

SPEED

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work and play

clothes.Three

LIGHT/

soillevelsettings

SG+L

1’

N2R+.W HEAW

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areprovided,

)

but you can setthe selectorin-

between,if desired.Selectionof

thesesettingsautomatically

providesfor Normal Wash Speed,

Fast Spin.

Penn. Press &

,NC-ASO:,,erm.

Knits Cycle—

Press

@yl

Knits

For Polyester

Cycle

GENTLE

Knits,deli-

SPEEO

catesand

permanentpress.

OFF

An extendedcool-

down sprayrinseisprovidedto

minimizethe settingof wrinkles.

Selectionof thesesettingsauto-

maticallyprovidesfor Gentle

SpeedWash, SlowSpin.

whatHappens

inEachsetting(ApproximateMimdes)

cycle

Selector

Settings

Wash

Spin

Rinse

Spin

TOW!

Time

Regular Cycle

Normal Speed Wad?, Fast Spin

Heavy Normal

Light

Soil

Soak

1/2 31/2 3Y2

31/2 ~

3’/2 I 31/2 I 31/’

Perm. Press & Knits Cycle

Gentle Speed Wash, S1OWSpin

Normal

Soil

Light

101/2

31/2

23‘/2

161/2

Soak Setting—

Usewithmost soakingaidsto

loosenembeddedsoilsand stains.

Seepage6.

Regular

OFF

cycle

sptm

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LIGHT

SC4L

1’

KxW4.L WAVY

NOTES:~Totaltime includespausesbetweeneachphaseof cycle.

~ Totai time doesnot includewater fill time. Fill timesvarydependingon

householdwaterpressureandyourselectedwaterlevel.

~Rinse Starts Here

+—— Spin Starts Here

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Energy-savingTips

Regular

Cycle

NORMAL

SPEED

~“SOAK” settingtemperature

willautomaticall~bec~ld.

~If a hot or warm soakisdesired9

@the WASH/RINSE TH’@ER-

AllJRE switchto “HOT/COLD”

or” WARM/COLD” and turn the

CycleSelectorKnobto “Normal”

in the RegularCycle.Start the

washer.After washerfillsand

beginsto agitate,bush in the Cycle

SelectorKnob and.turn to

“SOAK? Pull out the Cycle

SelectorKnobto completethe

cycle.

~For an extendedsoak allowthe

washerto filland agitatefor a few

minutesto dissolvethe soaking

agent. Then push inthe Cycle

SelectorKnobto stop thewasher

(keeplid closed)and allowto soak

for as longas desired.After

desiredsoak period, pullout the

CycleSelectorKnobto complete

the cycle.

Weare allconsciousof the need

to saveenergy—toprotectour

country’senergyreservesand to

helpus savemoney.Thereare

severalthingsyou can do to reduce

the amount of energyneededto

washyourclothes:

1, UseHot Wash—140°(60°C)—

on a regularbasisonlywhen

washingheavilysoiled

articles-such aswork and play

clothes.

2. Under normal soilconditions,

washin water above80°1?(27°C).

Thisgenerallymeansusingthe

WarmWashtemperaturesetting

on your washer—temperatures

approximately95°F(35‘C). If you

noticethat soilhasaccumulated

after severalconsecutivewashings,

useHot Washoccasionally,if safe

for fabrics.

3. Tryto washlessoften. Save

articlesof the sametypeof fabric

untilyou havea fullload.

4. If you mustwashsmallerloads,

adjust the amount of water.Small

loadsshouldhavelowerwater

levels.

5. Washin off-peakutilityhours.

Yourlocalutilitycan tellyou

whichare the off-peak hours.

6. Useyour washer’sNormal

SpeedSpin. Youcan saveenergy

on the GentleCycleby switching

from GentleSpinto Regular

Cycle/NormalSpeedSpin.This

willremovemore waterduring

spin, whichwillshorten drying

cycleto savemoreenergy.The

dryingwillremoveany wrinkles

whichmay resultfrom the Normal

Spin.

IMPORTANT NOTE: If your

clothesand householditemsdon’t

look cleanand freshafter washing,

what are you apt to do? Youwill

probably then re-washthem ...

and that meansyou’llwaste

energy.Rememberto sort your

clothescarefully,and load them

properly,selectcorrectcycles,use

enoughdetergentand choosea

watertemperaturewarmenough

to releaseandget rid of soil.

Goodsortingmeans

Separate

from

Lint

Collectors

LINT PRODUC13RS-such as

terrytowelingand chenille—give

up lint.

LINT COLLECTORS—suchas

man-madefibersand napped

fabricslikevelveteenand corduroy

—attractlint. Thesemustbe

washedseparately.

FOR MORE INFOWATION

ON LINT CONTROL,

SEE

PA”GE18.

sortby fabric

Separate

from

●

Permanent

Press &

Blends

from

●

Synthetics &

Poly Knits

from

\.elicates/

In addition to sorting to reducelint

collection,it isrecofimended that

fabricsof similarconstruction be

washedtogether wheneverpossible.

betterwashing

sortbysoil

Separate

from

T“3

Medium

Soil

from

sortbycolor

\ Whitesj

from

FOR mJ$TRucTIoNsON

DIFFERENT FABRICSAND

LOADS, SEE PAGES

M mud17.

Itpays

tocheekand

prepare

dom?s forWfashil’ig.

* Empty pockets,brush out cuffs,

zipzippers,snap snaps,hook

hooks and button buttons.

~ Do any necessarymending—

rips, hems, tears.

@Checkallitemsfor areasof

heavysoilor stain.

~ Removestains.FOR STAIN

REMOVALCHART, SEE

PAGE14.

@Turn Poly Knitsinside-outto

minimizefabric surfacedamage.

soaking&Pr6?-tr’eating—

agood

way to Kmsen

d~~jl SOik $MldSWM3.

A thorough soakingwithdetergent

or specialsoakingagentisan ex-

cellentwayto removeheavysoils,

embeddeddirt and evensome

stains. I

Soakingcan be eithera completely

separatewashingstepor a prelimi-

nary step to a completewash cycle.

For detailedinformation on how

to soak in your washer,pleasesee

page6.

FOR INFOWATION ON

SOAKING AGENTS, SEE

PAGE 13.

~ I?re-treatheavysoilbyrubbing

in a smallamount of liquid

detergentor a pastemade of water

and powdereddetergentor soap.

For best resultswait YZhour

before washing.

~Load clothesdry.

~Takea properlysorted group of

clothesand drop thermlooselyin

the wash basketin this order:

LargeItems

—likesheets.Do not

wrap around the agitator.

SmallItems—1ikewashcloths.

MediumSizeItems—1iketowels.

Hereis a typicalfullload:

3Double Sheets

6 Long SleeveShirts

3BoxerShorts

6 Standard PillowCases

5T-shirts

4 Pair Trousers

6 Handkerchiefs

Thisillustrationwithclothesjust

reachingtheClothesRetaining

Ring,showsa properload.Clothes

haveampleroomto movebecause

theyare notpackeddown,nor

wrappedaroundtheagitator.

Clothesareloadeddrysincewet

itemsare apt to pack downwhich

encouragesoverloading.This size

load requiresa fullwaterfill.

what is the best sizeIoad of

Clothes—large,medilnn9or Smali?

Savetime, energyand detergent

by avoidingextrauseof the

washer.Tryto washa full load of

clothes.If you canit isbetter to

saveclothesuntilyou havea full

load. If you mustwashsmaller

loads, savewater,energyand

detergentby adjustingthe water

levelfor the sizeof theload. See

page4.

Speciairemmmendationsfor

washingpermmentpressif you

do nothaveadryer.

If you are machine-washing

Permanent Press clothesthat you

plan to hangor drip-dry,useextra

careto minimizewrinklingin the

washprocess:

@Becarefulnot to overload

washer.Permanent Pressclothes

must haveampleroom to move

freely.A MediumsizePermanent

Pressload isthe Iargestthat should

bewashed.

~Usemore waterthan youwould

for a regularload. Usea Medium

WaterLevelfor a SmallLoad; a

LargeWater Levelfor a Medium

Load.

@Removeclothesas soon as

washerstopsand hang

immediately.

To additemsafterthewasherhas

started.

@Turn off thewasher.

~ Carefullyremovethe Filter-Flo

pan.

~ Add any additionalarticlesby

submergingnextto the agitator.

~ Replacethe Filter-Flopan and

restart the washer.

NOTE: Do not usethe Filter-Flo

pan as a washbasket. Do not put

any itemsto be washedin the

Filter-l?lopan.

NOTE: When washingstockings,

panty hoseand othereasilytangled

items,alwayshandleseparately.To

minimizetangling,theuseof a net

laundrybagisrecommended.

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Pm’vdwedDetergents

NQn”Phosphate—

Powdered

Detergents

Liquid

Detergents

Perform wellin hard or soft

water.

Washalltypesof fabricswell.

Can be usedin hot, warm, or

coldwater.

Perform satisfactorilyin soft

or moderatelyhard water.

In someareasonlynon-

phosphateproducts are

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 cold water.

Should noi be usedin cold

water.

Thosecontainingsodium “

carbonate as an ingredientmay

causeharmful limestone

depositson clothesand washer

whencombinedwithhard

water.(SeePage 12.)

May not perform as wellas

powderedphosphateproducts

when dilutedin washwater.

Generallydo not cleanwellin

medium-hard or hard water.

May combinewith water

hardnessmineralsto form

stickysoap curd.

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The damagingeffectsofcarbonateDetergents

on your Clothesandyour washer.

—

Isyourwaterhard? Hit is, and if

Thehardnessof yourwaterand

youusea carbonate typenon-

yourwashingfrequencywill

phosphatedetergent,the

determinehowrapidlythelirne-

unavoidableresultwillbelimes-

tone willbuildup. If yourwateris

stone*depositson your clothes

VERYHARD (11or moregrains)

and washersurfaces.

evenif you washjust a fewloadsa

week,you mayseelimestone

build-upsinjust a fewmonths.

(seePage 12).

Dmmge

toCMhes

Althoughlimestonebuild-up

occursmorerapidlyon cotton,

it willeventuallyaffectvarious

fabricsin the followingways:

@Givesa.stiff, harsh, rough

to fabricssuchas toweling.

@Causescolorsto fade and

becomedulland dingy.

@Causesgrayingof fabrics.

feel

~ Leavesa white,powderyresidue

on dark-colored items.

@Causesspot-fadingof bright

colorsas a result of directcontact

withdetergent.

@Reduceswrinkle-resistanceof

permanent-pressfabrics.

@Destroyseffectivenessof flame-

retardant finisheson cottonssuch

aschildren’ssleepwear.

@Increasesfabric wearbecause

of the scrubbingaction between

limestonedepositson the fabrics

duringwasheragitation.

Damage to washer

@Unsightlybuild-upon allwasher

surfacesexposedto the wash

solution.

~ Mat-1ikecrusty formations

causedby lint adheringto the

stickylimestonedeposits.

@Increasedservicecallsbecauseof

limestonedepositsin the pump,

recirculationwater hoses, filters

and other washerparts.

= lled~ceduseful lifeof washer.

How

toreduce h’mmme

Ih.amhps

Rwmlmen(.kd Methods

~ Use

apowderedphosphate

detergentor a liquiddetergentif

theseare availablein your area.

@Installa homewatersoftener.

Thiswillsignificantlyreduce

limestonebuild-up.

@Usea packagednon-precipitating

watersoftener,suchas Calgon

withphosphate.

st?wmdaryMethods

The followingmethodshave

limitedbenefitand willonlydelay

temporarilythe formation of the

limestonedeposits.

@Useof hotter wash water,for

example125“1?to 135“F(52°Cto

57‘C)for cottons. Thisalso

improvesoily-soilremoval.

@Addingdetergentand allowing

washerto filland agitatefor three

or four minutesto dissolve

detergentbefore addingclothes.

Hum

topartially restore

dotht?$

~ Soakclothesin a solutionof 2

cupsof vinegarin onegallonof

hot tap-water for 15minutes.USE

A PLASTIC CONTAINER.Then

washclothesin the Washerusing

detergent.

CAUTIONS

@Donot usevinegarsoaksolution

inwasher.Theacidic actionof the

vinegarmaydamagetheporcelain.

~Vinegarsoaksolution may

reducethewrinkle-resistanceof

permanent-pressfabrics.

~Vinegarsoakmaydamagethe

dyesinsomefabrics.

* LltvlESTONE-technically called CALCIUM CARBONATE–is caused by the

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

How muchdetergentshouldyouuse?

The useof a sufficientamount of

detergentisone of the mostimpor-

tant thingsyoucan do to make

sureyour washcomesout clean.

Amount requiredvaries

accordingto:

1. Water hardness

2. Amount of soil

3. Sizeof load

4. TWe of detergent

5. Washtemperature

Usemoredetergentif

youhave...

1. Hard water

2. Largeloads

3. Greasyor oilysoils

4. Lowerwashtemperature

5. Low phosphate detergent.

If therecommendedamountof

detergentproducestoo manysuds,

switchto a lowsudsingdetergent

brand, and followinstructionson

package.

Usingtoo littledetergentisa com-

mon causeof laundryproblems.

Alwaysmeasuredetergentin a

How to

usedetergent

Granular or Powdered—Placein

the filterpan for normalcondi-

tions, but, for bestresults,put the

detergentnextto theagitatorafter

the clotheshavebeenloaded.

If your detergentdoesn’tdissolve

well,pre-dissolvethedetergentin

hot waterthen pour directlyinto

thewashbasket.

standard measuringcup.

Es3c—’—

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RecommendedImmlmt of(ktergerhtforWer’age SON

-1

—,

bad highSudsingpowder.

Water

Water Level Setting

Hardness

Large Medium

Small

VERY

HARD

2 cups 1% cups

1% cups

1(9-20Gr.

High Sudsing

HARD

Powder Type

4-10 Gr’.

1% cups 1

1/2cups

% cup

SOFT

I O-4Gr. ] 1 CUP I 1CUP i lACUP

Low Sucking

Concentrated

o-1o

Grains

1 cup

% cup

‘/2 cup

Powder Type

LIQUID

o-1o

Grains

FOLLOW PACKAGEDIRECTIONS

1. Userecommendedamount of

detergentfor yourload and water

hardnessas shownin chart.

2. Other detergenttypes—Low

and normal suds, powders,liquids,

non-phosphatepowders,follow

recommendationsonpackage.

3. For hard watertreatment, see

page 12.

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Hard water—doyou haveit?

Beforeyoucan decidewhat to do

about hard water,you needto

knowif you haveit and, if so, how

hard it is.

@If you livein a municipalarea,

contact yourwater company.

@If you livein a rural area, or in

somesuburban areas, contactyour

county agent.

The answerwillbe “you have‘so

manygrains’per gallon” and

meansthis:

9 to 3 grainsper gallon-SOl?T,

4 to 10grains-HARD, 11to 19

grains-VERY HARD, 20grains

and over-EXTREMELY HARD.

If yourwaterisSOFT,youhaveno

problem.Youcanusesoapor

detergentasyoupreferand forget

allabouthard water.If youhave

HARDwater—lessthan 10

grains-and youusephosphate

detergent,youalsohaveno

problem.

But,if youhavemorethan 10

grains,you.willneedto softenyour

waterwitheither...

L An installedwatersoftenerin

yourhome,or

2. Theuseof a packagedwater

softener.

For’information on water

softeners, seechart h$ow.

Addthismud

waterSOf@’R!i!~With a f’ti W8t4?~km?]

Grainsof

hardness

o-1o

10-15

15-20 20-25 25-30

over30

Whenusing

()

‘/4cup ‘/2

2/3 1

cup

1cup plus1tbs.for every5

with detergent

(60ml) (120ml) (160ml) (240ml)

grainsabove30(240mlplus

15ml for eachextra5grains)

1?4cup plus 1tbs. for every5

When using ‘/3cup % cup

% cup 1cup

IV2 cup

with soap (80ml)

(160ml) (180ml) (240ml)

(300ml)

grainsabove30(300ml plus

15ml for eachextra5grains)

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other laundry

hum-y

PHMhd &Type

BLEACH

ChlorineLiquid

suchasCloroxbrand

OxygenPowdered

suchas Clorox2

brand

FABRICSOFTENERS

Rinseadditivesuch

as Downybrand

WashAdditivesuch

as RainBarrelbrand

SANITIZER

ChlorineBleach,

suchas Cloroxbrand

WATERSOFTENER

Non-Precipitating

suckas Calgonbrand

Precipitatingsuchas

Boraxbrand

SOAKAGENT

Suchas Bizbrand

PRE-TREATING

STAINAhrll SPOT

REMOVERS

Suchas

Spray’nWash

and K2Rbrands

TINTS ANDDYES

Powderedsuchas

Rit and Tintexbrands

pI’oducts—

How toi.l!seit

Dilutebleachwithat leastonequart

(0.96liter)waterand add after wash

action hasstarted and detergentis

dissolved.

Followpackagedirections.

Put bleachinto washerwithdetergent.

Mixrecommendedamountwithone

cup(240ml)waterand add at start of

rinsecycle.

FollowPackagedirections.

Add duringwashcycle.

Usein caseof infectionand

contagiousdisease.

Seeunder Bleachabove.

Followpackagedirections

Add at start ofwashcycle.

Followpackagedirections.

Usewithdetergentor soapin

washcycle.

Followpackagedirections.

Followpackagedirections.Treat

on]yheavilysoiledareas. Check

garment’shangtag for instructions.

Followpackagedirections.

NOTE: Tinted garmentsmaynot be

color-fast. Washseparately.

special

1)Do not

Instmmns

pourundilutedliquidchlorinebleach

directlyinto washeror on dry clothes.

2)Someof today’swashablefabricsshould

not bechlorinebleachedsuchas: 100qo

cotton flame-retardant children’ssleep-

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

or non-fastcolors.Dilutebleachbefore

usingon any fabric.

3)Checkmanufacturer’shangtagsfor

specialinstructions.

1)Maybe usedon all kindsof fabrics.

2)Ismost effectiveinhot water.

1)Helpsmakeclothesfluffyand soft.

2)Reducesstatic electricity.

3)Usecarefully.Toomuchmaycause

stainingon someclothes.

Usecarefully.Toomuchmaycause

stainingon someclothes.

Guardsagainstinfectionby killing

most bacteriaand viruses?

Suspendshardnessmineralsinsolution,

keepingwaterclear.

Combineswithwaterhardnessmineralsto

form precipitatewhichgivescloudyor milky

appearanceto water.

CAUTION: Washercontrol panelsand finishes

maybe damagedbysomelaundry pre-treat-

ment soiland stain removerproductsif such

products are sprayedon or havedirectcontact

withthe washer.Applythesepre-treatment

products awayfromwasher.The fabric may

then bewashednormally.Damageto yourwasher

causedbypre-treatment products isnot covered

byyour warranty.

Clean washerto avoiddiscolorationof nextload.

Go through completecycle(5-rein.wash)using

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

bleach. Wipeexteriorparts. Caution: Tintingmay

discolorplasticin washer.Subsequentwashi;gs will

reducediscolorationbut maynevereliminateit.

‘For more information on sanitizers, send for Government Bulletin, #57B. “Sanitation in Home Laundering:’ See page 15for address.

How toremove stains

1. Tr>’to removestainsassoon as

possible.The fresherthe stain, the

easierit isto remove.

2. Beforeattemptingto remove

any stain, take thesesteps:

* Find the fabricand the finishin

the chart at right, and useonly

recommendedmethods.

~ Checkthehang tag instructions

that camewiththe garment.

@Teststainremovalproduct on

an in-sideseamor sampleof the

material.

~Avoiduseof hot wateron

ulkriown stain. It can setsome

stains.

3. FOHOWstain removalwitha

thorough rinsing.

4. Washwithrecommended

amount of soap or detergent.

stainRemoval !Hiint—

UsingChlorine Bkach for

white andBkachabk Fabrics.

Mix !4 cup (60ml)chlorinebleach

withonegallon(3.8liter)of cool

water—approximately80°F(27“C)

—ina sinkor pan. Soak stained

area for 5 minutesand launderin

washer.

mecase ofthe “h’ism!” stain.

Food or cookingoilson yoursyn-

theticgarments may causestains

whichare virtuallyinvisibleand

whichyou may not noticeasyou

put your clothesinto the washer.

If thesestainsare not completely

removedin the wash, theoilyspots

maypick up dirt from the wash

water.Then theywiIIbecomevery

visibleand you maythink they were

causedby the wash cycleitself.

oncethese spots ibecornevisible,

howem-l youremovekm?

~ Rub in undilutedliquid

detergentand letstand 30 minutes.

@Re-washusinghottest waterthe

fabric can stand.

How’canyou preventthese

“After-You-Wash” stains?

@Increasethe amount of detergent

normallyused.

@Increasewater temperature

wherefabricwillpermit.

stainremovalguide

stain

Adhesives(ChewingGum,etc.)

Antiperspirants,Deodorants

Blood

Chocolate,Cream, IceCreamandMilk

Coffeeand Tea

Cosmetics:EyeShadow,Lipstick,Mascara,

Liquidor Pancake Make-up, Rouge,Powder;

Crayon; Grease,Oil,Tar,Cod LiverOil.

FreshFruit, Fruit Juices,Wine, Vegetables,

or Food Coloring

Grass,Foliage,Flowers,Mildew,Scorch

Ink, Ballpoint

Paint and Varnish

Perspiration

Rust

*Caution: Becausecleaningfluidstendto be toxic, besure youare ina wellventilated

room whenusingthem. Nocleaningfluidshould be used unlessuseris familiarwith the

limitationsand requiredcautions(usuallyprinted on label), Useextremecaution with

flammablecompounds.

Underno circumstancesshouldfabricscontaining flammable materials (waxes,

cleaningfluids,etc.) bewashedinwasher,

@VJashsyntheticgarmentsmore

often.

‘whiteandm%daableFabrics

SWWashing Guide,EIkwhon Page16.

Rubwithiceor immerseinverycoldwater. Usedulltool to carefidiy

scrapeoff asmuch adhesiveorgumaspossible. Spongewitha safe

drycleaningfluidfthen launder.

Applyundilutedliquiddetergent.Rinse.If stainremains,bleach

accordingto StainRemovalHint on oppositepage.If colorhas

changed,youmaybeable to restoreitbyspongingwithammonia~*

Rinsethoroughly.

Soakin coolwater,then launderinwarmwater.If stain remains,

bleachaccordingto StainRemovalHint on oppositepage,launder.

Soakin coolwater.Treatstainwitha safedrycleaningfluid*;Apply

undilutedliquiddetergent,launder,dry.Bleachaccordingto Stain

RemovalHint on oppositepage,launderand dry.

Without cream: Bleachaccordingto StainRemovalHint on

oppositepage. Launder.Withcream;Followchart directionsfor

cream.

Treatstain withsafedrycleaningfluidfApply undilutedliquid

detergent;launderand dry.Bleachaccordingto StainRemovalHint

on oppositepage.

Soakstain in coolwater. If stainremains,bleachaccordingto Stain

RemovalHint onoppositepage,launder.

Applyundiiutedliquiddetergent.Launder,(Treatmildewspots

wh~le-theyare fresh, beforemoldhasa chanceto weakenfabric,)If

eithertype stainremains,bleachaccordingto StainRemovalHint on

oppositepage, launder.(Severescorchcannot beremoved.)

Freshstains: Place stain facedownon an absorbent toweland

spongewithdry cleaningfluid?or usespraycleaner.Applyundiluted

liquiddetergent. Oldstains;bleachaccordingto StainRemovalHint

onoppositepage.

Softenwithoil, lard or Vaseline,thenspongewithturpentine or

banana oil. Launderin warmwater.

Applyundiluted liquiddetergentand launderinwarmwater.If color

haschangedyoumaybe able to restoreit by treatingwithammonia

orvinegar?*Ifany stain remains,treat withsafe drycleaningfluid*

or bleachaccordingto StainRemovalHint on oppositepage,

launderand dry.

Applyrust remover~*usingmanufacturer’sdirections.Rinseand

launder.

otherwashable Fabrics

Sameas whiteand bleachablefabrics.

Sameas whiteand bleachablefabricsexceptuseoxygen

bleach.

Spongeor soakincoolwater,then launder.

Soakin coolwater.Spongewitha safedrycleaning

fluid7Applyundilutedliquiddetergent.Launderin

warmwater,

Spongewithwarmwater.If stainremains,applywarm

glycerine,letstand30minutesand rinsewell,or sponge

witha safedrycleaningfluid?Launder.

Spongewithsafedrycleaningfluid?Thenlaunderin

warmdetergentwater.

Spongewithwarmwater.Bleachremainingstain with

oxygenbleach.

Spongewithwarmwater.Applyundilutedliquid

detergent.Bleachremainingstainwithoxygenbleach,

then [sunder.Oldmildewstainscanseldomberemoved.

Scorchcanseldomberemoved.

Sameaswhiteandbleachablefabricsexceptlaunder

usingoxygenbleach.

Sameaswhiteandbleachablefabrics,

Launderin warmwater.Rinsewell.Bleachwithoxygen

bleach.

Sameas white

andbleachablefabrics.

SAVEAND REFERTO GARMENTMANUFACTURER’SCARE INSTRUCTIONS.

Trythe stain removalprocedureona hiddenpart beforeapplyingto the enltiregarment.

Nlorecompleteinformation on stain removalisgiveningovernmentbulletin,

“RemovingStainsFrom Fabrics;’

OY-lD.Toobtain a copywriteto: ConsumerInformation Center,Pueblo, Colorado 81009.Availableat lowcost.

**DO

not mixchlorinebleachwithammoniaor acidssuchasvinegarand/or rust remover.

fifixingcan producea toxicgaswhichmaycausedeath.

washingguidefordifferent fabticsandloads

Load

Cottons and Linens

Knits—

Polyester,Nylon,Acrylic

WovenFabrics—

Polyester,Nylon,Acrylic

Permanent

Press, Blends

Rayonand

Acetate

BabyClothes—

Stm-dy,suchas Diapers,Nightgowns,

Shirts, Pads, Sheets,

ReceivingBlankets,Coveralls

BabyClothes—

Delicate

131ankets—

Wool,Part-Wool, Cotton

E31ankets—

Synthetic,Electric

Curtains, Slipcovers,Draperies,DO

NOTMA CHINE WASHHBERGLA SS?

ChenilleBedspreads,Robes*

Bathmats and Rugs

Denims(especiallyindigobluejeans)

and other fabricsthat bleed

Plastics: aprons,bibs, tablecloths,

chair covers,bowlcovers,curtains

Pillows

cycleWection

RegularCycle

Perm. Press& Knits

Cycle

RegularCycle

Perm. Press&Knits

Cycle,DelicateSetting

RegularCycle

Perm. Press&Knits

Cycle

5min. soakthen

RegularCycle,Light

SoilSetting

5 min. soakthen

RegularCycle,Light

SoilSetting

Perm. Press&Knits

Cycle

Perm. Press&Knits

Cycle

RegularCycle

Perm. Press&Knits

Cycle,Delicate

Perm. Press& Knits

Cycle,NormalSoilor

Lightdependingcm

amount of soil

WashWaterTemperature

Hot orWarm

Warm

Hot

Warm

Hot or Warm

Coldor Warm

Warm

*(‘heck ~izc.Someslipcovers, draperies anclbedspreads may bc t00 large for automadc home-skc washer,

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J.-.

Bleach

Forwhiteor colorfast, useliquid

chlorinetype; for non-colorfast,use

gentleoxygentype.

Forwhiteor colorfast, useliquid

chlorinetype; for non-colorfast,use

gentleoxygentype.

Forwhiteor colorfast, useliquid

chlorinetype; for non-colorfast,use

gentleoxygentype.

Forwhiteor colorfast, useliquid

chlorinetype; for non-colorfast,use

gentleoxygentype.

Seldomneeded.

Ifneeded,useoxygentype.

Forwhiteor colorfast, useliquid

chlorinetype.

Gentleoxygen

type

None

Forwhiteor colorfast,

useliquidchlorinetype.

Forwhiteor colorfast, useliquid

chlorinetype.

For whiteor colorfast, useliquid

chlorinetypeunlesscare tag states

otherwise.

None

specialInstructions

If unusuallysoiledusehotwater.Usemaximumdetergentrecommendedin

chart on page 11.

UseGentle Spinif linedrying.If unusuallysoiled,useRegularCycle(Normal

Speed).Usemaximumdetergentrecommendedincharton page 11.Smallloads

reducewrinkling.

UseGentleSpinif linedrying.If unusuallysoiled,useHot Water.Use

maximumdetergentrecommendedinchart on page 11.Smallloadsreduce

wrinkling,

UseGentleSpinif linedrying.If unusuallysoiled,useHot Water. Smallloads

reducewrinkling.Usemaximumdetergentrecommendedin chart onpage 11.

“Youmaypreferto usea mildtypedetergent.Do babyclothesseparately.Pre-

treat spots. Rinsediapers,nightgowns,pads, sheetsafteruse. Keepdiapersin a

coveredpailof coldwaterand conditioningagentlikeBorateem.

Youmaypreferto usea mildtypedetergent.Do hand-knitgarmentsbyhand.

Fillwasher,add detergent,allowto dissolvebeforeaddingblanket. Doone

blanket at a time. Pre-treat heavilysoiledspotswithliquiddetergent.

On electricblanketsewa strongpieceofcloth overplug, Do oneblanketat a

time. Pre-treat heavilysoiledspotswithliquiddetergent.

Vacuumout loosedirt beforewashing.

If unusuallysoiled,useRegularCycle(NormalSpeed).

Washonly2or 3rugsor matsat onetime. Shakebeforewashingto remove

excessdirt.

For new“indigo blue” jeans washat least 3timesin verysmallloadswithfull

water fill. .ieansneedampleroom to moveto avoidwhitelinesat creases.May

discolorplastic washerparts. Subsequentwashingswillreducediscoloration,

but willprobablynevereliminateit. Willnot discolorsubsequentloads.

UseGentle Spin.DONOTMACHINEDRY.

Today’spillowsare made ofmanydifferent materials—dacron,fiber,foam,

polyester,natural feathersanddown, for examples.Manypillowscan be

machinewashed,but manufacturer’scareinstructionsmust befollowed

carefuIly.If thereare no instructionson the pillow, do not machinewash.If

machinewashingisrecommended,checkpillowsfor holesor weakseamsand

mend to preventescapeof feathersor filling.Fillwasher,add detergentand

allowwasherto agitate for severalminutesto dissolvedetergent. Washtwo

pillowsat a timeto balanceload, uselargewater level.Checkmanufacturer’s

tag for specialinstructions.

3Y4?and referto Gm-mntManlwmmx9scareInstructions

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before yell call for service,

check the Problem solver

If you havea problem, it maybe

minor.Youmay beableto correct

it yourself..JustusethisProblem

Solverto locateyourproblemand

then followthe suggested

recommendations.

The Problemsolver

PROBLEM

LINT’OR RESIDUE

ON CLOTHES

GREASYOR OILY

STAINSON

LAUNDERED

GARMENTS

IPOSSIBLECAUSEANDREMEDY

~Incorrectsortingof clothes.Separatelint-producers(suchas terry

towelsand chenile)from lint-receivers(suchasman-madefabrics,

velveteen,corduroy).

eWashingtoo long,especiallyfor smallerloads. For normal soi],

washone-minuteper pound of dry clothes.

~Use of

non-phosphatedetergentsWhichcombinewith hardness

mineralsto form a precipitatewhichcan be mistakenfor lint.Use

a phosphate or liquiddetergent;usewarmer washwater or soften

water withan installedmechanicalsofteneror a packagedwater

softener.

oPowderyresiduefrom

granulardetergentmay appear to be lint.

Predissolvegranulardetergentin hot waterbefore addingto washer;

makesuredetergentiscompletelydissolvedbefore addingclothes;

switchto liquidor coldwaterdetergentor usewarmerwash water.

Seepage 11.

eoverloading wi~~causeabrasionwhichcreatesexcessivelint. Wash

feweritemswithcorrectwaterlevel.

~TOOmuch bleach.Usecorrectamount of bleachaccordingto

packagedirections.

eNot enoughdetergentto holdlint in suspensionduring washcycle.

Increaseamount of detergent.Seepage 11.

@Incorrect useof fabricsoftener.If usedin washcycle,softenersmay

react with detergentto createa whitedeposit. Usesoftenersin rinse

cycleonlyunlesspackagespecifiesaddingto washcycle.Seepage 13

for fabric softenerinstructions.

~Pillingusuallyon polyester--cottonblendsis causedby normal wear

and may looklikelint.Turningclothesinside-out may providesome

help.

~Staticelectricitycausedby overdryingwillcauseattraction. Use

fabric softenerin rinsecycle.

Theseare sometimescalled“InvisibleStains” becauseyou may not

noticethem before washingclothes.However,if oilysoilsare not

completelyremovedin wash cycle,the oilyspotsmay pickup dirt

from the washwater.The spotswillthen be veryvisible.Theyare

not causedbythe washer.Washsyntheticgarmentsas soon as

possibleafter wearing.Use more detergentthan normal and hottest

water fabric can.stand. If spots appear,rub in undiluted liquid

detergent, Ietstand 30-minutesand rewashusinghottestwaterfabric

can staridwithextradetergent.

PROBLEM

GRAYED CIDH-IES

POSSIBLECAUSEANDRRMEDY

Insufficientdetergent.Youmayneedto increaseamount of detergent

usedif loadislargerthan normal, if soilsare oilyor heavierthan

average,if water levelislargeor if water isHard to ExtremelyHard.

Waternot hot enoughfor typeof load. Besurewater’heaterissetto

deliverhot waterat thewasherat 140°-1500EDo not washwhenother

hot waterneeds—suchasdishwashingor familybaths—areheavy.

Poor or inferiordetergent.Changeto phosphatedetergent,if

possible.Followthesesteps:

Usewaterconditioner,(suchasCalgonbrand)

Pre-treat stains

Usehottestwaterpossible

Usebleachwherepossible

Usepre-soak aids

Installwatersoftener

Washeroverloaded.Clothescannotmovefreelyto loosenand remove

soil,causinggrayappearance.Followcorrectloadingproceduresfor

sizeof load.

Improper soakingwithinsufficientdetergent.Usuallya 30-minute

soak issufficient.However,whenusingextendedsoaks for heavily

soiledgarmentsyou mayneedto usetwicethe recommendedamount

of detergent.

Useof soap in hard water.Switchto a phosphate detergent, or follow

sixstepsdescribedabove.

Washingtoo longmay resultin increasedsoildeposition.Useshorter

washtimesfor smallerloads.

Detergentdissolvestoo slowly.Detergentmust be presentin the wash

solutionat thestart of agitation.Seepage 11.

Torestoregrayedclothes,followoneof theseprocedures:

Put clothesin washer.Fillwith

HOT water.CheckManufacturers’

Hang Tagsto determineif hot waterissuitablefor garment.

~ Add a non-precipitatingtypeof water softener such as Calgon

with phosphate—use2l/ztimesasmuch asyou needfor normal

water softening.

@Do not usedetergentor soap.

~ Allowclothesto go throughcompletecycle.

@Repeat, if necessary.

If you prefer to usethe Soak Settingseepage6. Use the water

softenerin placeof soakagentor prewashdetergentand allow

clothesto soak for about 20minutes.

Continued on next page

The Problem

PROBLEM

solver(continued)

YELLOWED CLOTHES

BLUE

ORGRAY

COLOR STAINS

SHRINKAGE, GENERAL

SHRINKAGE, KNITS

POSSIBLECAUSEANDREMEDY

Incompleteremovalof bodysoildueto constantuseof insufficient

detergent.Checkhemof T-shirtor pillowcase.If theyare whiteand

centerisyellow,it containsbodyoil. Restorewhitenessfollowing

procedureson “GrayedClothes;’page 19.

Chlorinebleachmayyellowsomefabricswithresinfinishes.Use

oxygenbleach(suchas Chlorox2 brand). Referto Garment

Manufacturers’Care Instructions.Restorecolorusingcolorremover

(suchas Rit or Tintexbrands), followpackagedirections.

Iron or manganesein watermaycauseoverallyellowingor yellow

spots.

Useextra detergentplusa non-precipitatingwatersoftenerdis-

solvedin waterbeforeaddingclothes.Do not usea chlorinebleach.

Havea specialfitteror chemicalfeederinstalledin your hometo

removeiron and manganesefrom water.

Run hot waterfor a fewminutesto cleaniron residuebui~d-upin

lines;drain waterheateroccasionally.

To removesDots:spreadstainedportion overpan of boilingwater

and squeeze~emon~uicethrough-stain.TorefioveoverallfeUmv,

usea commerciallyavailablerust scaleremover,followingpackage

instructions.If porcelaindamagecan occur,do not usein the

washer;usea plasticcontainer.

Improper useof fabricsoftener.Neverpour fabricsoftenerdirectlyon

clothes;alwaysdilutebeforeaddingto rinsewater. (Seepage 13for

useof fabricsoftener.)Toremovestains: dampen stainedarea and

rub with undilutedliquiddetergent.Re-wash,usingchlorinebleachif

safe for fabric.

Somefabricswillshrinkwhetherwashedin a washeror byhand;

othersmaybe safelywashedbut willshrinkin a dryer.Follow

GarmentManufacturersCareInstructionsexactly.If in doubt, do not

machinewashor dry.

Relaxationshrinkagecan occurin knit fabricsthat havebeenimprop-

erlystretchedand elongatedbythe manufacturer.When thisoccurs,

garmentmay bepressedbackinto shapeafter eachwashand dry

cycle.

Progressiveordelayedshrinkageiscausedwhenstarch or sizing(in

somefabrics)isgraduallyremovedby laundering.Maybe noticedin

oldergarmentsthat havebeenwashedmanytimeswithoutprevious

shrinkage.Treatas for RelaxationShrinkageabove.

Shrinkagecausedbyoverheatingoccursin certain knit fabricsthat

havebeenheat-shaped. Whenwashing,dryingor ironing

temperaturesexceedthetemperaturesused to shapeset, shrinkage

may occur.Thiscannot becorrected,but itcan be preventedby

washingin coolor warmwater; dryingon Lowor Delicateheat.

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