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Parts and features LAUNDRY TEMPERATURE SELECTOR MAGIC CLEAN e LINT FILTER (not sho wnl \ (not shown) - AGITATOR - BASKET -TUB ul Remove the Consumer Buy Guide label. It will be easier to remove before the washer is used. You should wipe out the basket with a damp cloth before using to remove dust from storing or shipping. Copy your Model and Serial Numbers When youneed service or call with a question, have this information ready: 1.
Your responsibilities Read this “Use and Care Guide” and your “Laundry Guide” carefully for important use and safety information. You are personally responsible for making sure that your washer... l is installed by a qualified installer. l is properly installed and leveled on a floor that can support the weight.’ l is connected to the right kind of outlet, electric supply, water supply and drain.* l is properly grounded.* l is used only for jobs normally expected of home automatic washers.
Starting Before starting your washer: your washer e I I. Measure and add detergent. 2. Place sorted load in washer. 3. Star-t washer. Select a 1. LOAD SIZE 2. To change the setting on the LOAD SIZE SELECTOR, turn the knob to RESET l Then turn the knob to point at a setting that describes the size of the load you want to wash. l Set the knob anywhere on or between HAND WASHABLE (a few small items) and EX LARGE (a full load). See your “Laundry Guide” for details on load sizes.
3. Start the washer A. Push in the Control Knob and turn it to the right. It must be pushed in and turned only clockwise. B. Stop C. Start the washer by pulling out the Control Knob. The washer will fill to the level you set with wash water of the selected temperature. After filling, the washer will agitate for the selected number of minutes. D. on a number in the cycle you want. The numbers are minutes of wash time. The drawing shows10 minutes of agitation in the REGULAR Cycle.
What happens in each cycle Each cycle has different agitation and spin speeds designed for different kinds of fabrics. Numbers on the dial in each cycle are the minutes of WASH agitation time. When the Cycle Control Knob is set to a number and pulled out, the washer fills before agitation and timing starts, After agitation starts, the knob turns clockwise until it points to OFF and the cycle ends.
NOTE: You may hear the sound of water spraying some cycles. In some cycles, cold water is sprayed with the rinsing. during the spin parts of on the spinning load to help NOTE: Always use cold rinse water permanent press fabrics.
SOAK AND PRE-WASH Cycles Brief periods of agitation and soak time help remove heavy soils and certain stains that need extra pretreatment. Use recommended amount of detergent or presoak additive. The SOAK Cycle should always be followed by a Wash Cycle. SUPER WASH Cycle Use for washing heavily soiled loads that require maximum soil removal. Double the amount of detergent recommended when using the SUPER WASH 1 Cycle.
I +Pre-wash setting begins here, (see pagelo). Special care is needed when soaking or pre-washing See your “laundry Guide” for proper use of this cycle. The washer will proceed to the Regular/Heavy Cycle. If you want a different cycle to follow Super Wash, push in the cycle control knob, turn to the cycle and time you want, pull knob out to start. laundry.
Other operating instructions For a rinse and spin For a drain and spin You may need an extra rinse and spin for heavily soiled loads which need more detergent. (Extra detergent can require an extra rinse.] l Push Control Knob in. l Turn clockwise to any*on the dial. See above drawing. l Pull Control Knob out. l The washer will fill to selected level; agitate 2 minutes; drain and spin. Your washer can be set to drain and spin out water. l Push Control Knob in.
Liquid bleach dispenser Always measure bleach. Do not guess. Never use more than 1 cup (250 ml) for a full load. Use less with lower water level settings. Follow directions on bottle for safe use. Use a cup with a pouring spout to avoid spilling. 1. Load the washer first. 2. Pour measured bleach carefully into dispenser. DO NOT let bleach splash, drip or run down into the washer basket. Undiluted bleach will damage any fabric it touches. 3. Start the washer.
Caring for your washer WHEN NOT WASHING, keep both water faucets turned off. This takes the pressure off the water inlet valve and hoses. AFTER WASHING, use a soft dry cloth to wipe the outside and inside dry. Leave the lid up until the basket is dry. Wipe up spijls right away. Spills can dull or damage the finish. REMOVE SHARP OBJECTS such as pins, buckles, etc., from clothes before washing. Close metal zippers. SHARP OR HEAVY OBJECTS should never be put on or in the washer.
Winterizing Because some water stays In the washer, freezina can cause a lot of damaae. If vour washer is stored or moved during the cold weather.. 1. Shut off both water faucets. Disconnect and drain water inlet hoses. 2. Put a quart of automobile-type antifreeze in the basket. 3. Set the washer for a DRAIN and SPIN (see page 10). Let it run for about 30 seconds to mix the antifreeze and water. ON To use the washer again.. . 1. Flush water pipes and hoses. 2. Connect hoses to the washer. 3.
If you need service or assistance, we suggest you follow these four steps: 1. Before calling for assistance.. . Performance problems often result from little things you can find and fix yourself without tools of any kind.
2. If you need assistance *. . . 4. If you have a problem*... Call Whirlpool COOL-LINE” service assistance telephone number. Dial free from: Continental U.S. . (800) 2534301 Michigan . . . . . ..(800)632-2243 Alaska & Hawaii (800) 2534121 Call our COOL-LINE service assistance telephone number (see Step 2) and talk with one of our Consultants, or if you prefer, write to: Mr. Robert F.
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