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ApplianceRegistration 2RepairService 26 use and care of
CareandCleaning 25 SafetyInstructions 3,4
Cautions 16 UserMaintenanceInstructions25
ControlsSettingGuide 8,9 VacationTips 25
Dryer Warranty BackCover
AutomaticDrying 7Washer
Controls 7Agitator 25
DrynessSelections 7Controls 6
End-of-CycleSignal 7Detergents,OtherAdditives11-15
Energy-SavingTips 7Energy-SavingTips 7
KnitsDryingTips 7HardWater 14
LintFilter 7LimestoneDeposits 12
OperatingInstructions 7LintFilter 6,25
Perm.PressDryingTips 7,23 LoadingClothes 6
Sorting 5OperatingInstructions 6
TimedDrying 7Sorting 5
Energy-SavingTips 10 Stains 16
FrontAccessPanel 25 StainRemovalGuide 17
ModeiandSerialNumbers 2
ProblemSolver 18-24
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Before wingyour
mad thi$book Carefully.
Itisintendedtohelpyouoperate
andmaintainyournewappliance
properly.
Keepithandyforanswerstoyour
questions.
Ifyoudon’tunderstandsomething
orneedmorehelp,write(include
yourphonenumber):
ConsumerAffairs
GEAppliances
AppliancePark
Louisville,KY40225
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s●e
Immediatelycontactthedealer
(orbuilder)thatsoldyouthe
appliance.
savetimeand money.
Beforeyourequestservice...
checktheProblemSolveron
pages18through24.It listscauses
ofminoroperatingproblemsthat
youcancorrectyourself.
the
and MM-id
Youyllfindthemonalabelonthe
insideofthedoorortheratingplate
ontopofthedryer,
Thesenumbersarcalsoonthe
ConsumerProductOwnership
RegistrationCardthatcamewith
yourappliance.Beforesendingin
thiscard,pleasewritethese
numbershere:
ModelNumber
SerialNumber
Usethesenumbersinany
correspondenceorservicecalls
concerningyourappliance.
Ailwashinganddryinginstructiontermsinthisbookconformtothe
CareLabelingRuleestablishedbytheFederalTradeCommission,January1984.
2
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dfh$ t?kch’icShwkpOr iqjw’y m
p2-s4mswhenwing
Mh)w baskprewtiom,
the
@
usethis onlyforits
purposeasdescribedin
thisUseant!CamBook.
@~~~~appliancemust be
properlyinstilled and locatedin
wxordtmcewiththe
Instructionsbeforeitisused.If
youdidnotreceiveanInstallation
Instructionssheetwithyour
appliance,youcanobtainoneby
contactingtheservicelocation
nearestyou.
–noperly ground toConform
withallgoverningcodesand
Followdetailsin
Instructions.
—Lf2catewherethetemperatureis
above50”F.(lO”C.)forsatisfactory
operationofthecontrolsystem.
Donotinstallorstore
whereitwillbeexposedto&e
weather.
–Connect toaproperlyrated,
protectedandsizedpower-supply
circuittoavoidelectricaloverload.
–-Exhaustingtotheoutsideis
STRONGLYRECOMMENDED
topreventKargcamountsd’rnoistw-e
andlintfrombeingblownintothe
room.CarefullyMOWthedetails
intheInstallationInstructions.If
yourapplianceisnotventedtothe
outside,seespecialinstructions
onpage25.
~Turnoffwater-faucetswhenthe
washerisnolinuseto relieve
pressureonhosesandvalves,and
tominimizeleakageifa howor
~. vaivcshouid brc:k or rupture.
-.. Q~~j~~i:~~ thisappli-
,,.’ anci:pullbythtiplugrathertkn
F:~~.\
\=UJ$IIldL’(H’LItoavoiddamageII)the
... imrdor ~un@.ionofcordandpil;g.
.
Makesurethatthecordislocated
sothatitwillnotbesteppedon,
trippedoverorotherwisesubjected
todarnageorstrmm
@DonotI’@pairm’R’epkm?any
part Ofth(? m’
my servicingunless
“monm(mdedillthisuseandcm%?
Bookorin Wxx74q3fh
instructionsthatyou
andhavetheskillstocarry out.
‘lb the
ofinjury:
@
Do notmixchlorinebleachwith
ammoniaoracidssuchasvinegar
and/orrustremover.Mixingcan
produceatoxicgaswhichmay
causedeath.
oDO~0~WaSh ordryarticles
thathavebeenckanedin,washed
in, soakedin,orspottedwith
combustibleorexpIosives@M3nces
(such as gasoline,degreasers,
dry-cleaningsolvents,kerosene,
etc.)whichmaygiveoffvapors
thatcoukiigniteorexplode.
hnotaddthesesubstancesto
thewashwater,anddonotuseor
storethesesubstanceson/or
aroundyourwasheranddryer
during
~GASisproduced
bythe actionwithin
yourwaterheaterand!thegascan
inthewaterheater
water ifhotwaterhas
notbeenusedforaperiodoftwo
W4X3kSOrkIngero GAS
CANBE s.tB
the d’
‘or ifyml have not used hot
wa&?i*fix two weeks or mm+ m
mm’eintoaI“$MWX!inwhichthe
6$~fkve~~fb~~~intow~~~e~w~jle
it ismoving.Beforeh3ding9
unloadingoraddingclothes,push
thecycleselectorknobin, then
waituntilthemachinehas
completelystoppedbefore
openingtheM.
@Neverreachintothedryer
whilethedrumismoving.Before
loading,unloadingoradding
clothes,waituntilthedrumhas
conqdetelystopped.
@Closesupervisionisnecessary
ifthisapplianceisusedbyornear
children.DonotaUowchildren
toplayinside,onorwiththis
applianceorany
appliance.Disposeof
appliancesand m-
repackingmaterials
Beforediscardingawasheror
dryerorremovingthemfrom
service,removetheMordoor.
~Keepalllaundryaids(suchas
detergents,bleaches,fabricsofteners,
etc.)outofthereachofchildren,
preferablyinalockedeabinet.Observe
allwarningsoncontainerlabelsto
avoidpersonalinjury.
@Keeptheflooraroundyour
appliancescleananddry toreduce
thepossibilityofslipping.
--
~TOmiflimizethepossibility
of’dwtricshack,Unplugthis
appiiancefromthepowersupply
beforeattemptinganymaintenance
orcleaning(excepttherernov~land
cleaningoftlwdryerlintfilter).
F$UIH/3:PushingtheWashercycle
selectorknobinorturningthe
dryercycleselectortoOFFdoes
him disconnecttheappliance
fromthepowersupply.’
@~~ rm$tamper withcontrols,
@Donotoperatethisappliance
if itis damaged,malfunctioning,
parti~lydisassembled,orhas
missingor brokenparts,including
adamagedcordorplug.
@Neverclimbonor standonthe
washeror dryertop.
~DO not washordryfiberglass
articlesinyourappliance.Skin
irritationcouldresultfromthe
remainingparticlesthatmaybe
pickedupbyclothingduring
subsequentuseoftheappliance.
To the
of afire hazard:
~~o nO~useheat to dry articles
rubber,plastic,or
shikw materials(suchaspadded
bras,tennisshoes,galoshes,bath
nN$tS9rugs,bibs,baby‘palm,
bags,etc.)asthese
maymeltorbum.
Ah, somerubber
when can certain
fireby
@Garmentslabehxl“Dry Away
FromHeat” (suchas lifejackets
containingKapok)mustnotbeput
inyourdryer—firehazardcouM
result.
aj10 wvwshmdry Wicks
$M Ibewl h,
il’i$ in~u“
[suchas degrcascrs,
whmts, kerosene,
em,) maygive
thataouddigniteorexplode.Do
notaddthese$lhtance$tothe
washWWX9anddomt useor
storethese umh
%mNmdyour during
operation.
~Any afiicle onwhichyou have
usedacleaningsolvent,orwhich
containsflamable materials
(suchascleaningcloths,mops,
towelsusedinbeautysalons,
restaurantsorbarbershops,etc.)
mustnotbeplacedinornearthe
dryeruntilalltracesofthese
flammableliquidsor solidsand
theirfumeshavebeenremoved.
Therearemanyhighlyflammable
itemsusedinhomessuchas:
acetone,denaturedalcohol,
gasoline,kerosene,somehousehold
cleaners,somespotremovers,
turpentines,waxes,waxremovers
andproductscontainingpetroleum
distillates.
~C~ea~the dryerlintfilter
beforeeachloadtopreventlint
insidethedryeror
intheroom.DONOT
THE Tm
LNV1’FWN!R NPLACE,
$Theinteriorofthemachine
andtheexhaustductmmection
insidethedryer becleaned
bya
@E~~a~~td~~t(see
use Onlymetalduct
insidedryerorfor
!fh”y’el”totheoutside.
.&4g
*~qj ~r~~ ~~ff
J’4MM’
f’lw of
rnwiwkd$+suchas
W, rags, etc.
*Donotstm itemstha{may
bumorrndt(suchasclothing,
paptirmaterial,plasticsorplastic
containers,etc.)ontopofthedryer
duringoperation,
~Thelau~d~yprocesscanreduce
theflameretardancy,offabrics.TO
avoidsucharesult,thegarment
manufacturer’scareinstructions
shouldbefollowedverycarefully.
For WWJM!r
@Donotleavewasherlidupduring
cycle.Thiswillstopthespinaction
andpreventcompletionofthecycle.
fabric or
You
launderedfabricsorruhcethe
staticelectricityinthem.We
recommendyouuseeithera
fabricsoftenerinthewashqcle,
accordingtothe
instructionsforthoseproductf+
ortryadryer-addedproductfor
whichthe gives
writtenassuranceonthepackage
thattheirproductcanbesafely
usedinyourdryer.
Serviceorperformanceproblems
causedbytheuseoftheseproducts
aretheresponsibilityofthe
manufacturersofthoseproducts
andarenotcoveredbythewarranty
ofthisappliance.
SAVE
S’mt by $uR14iMx?
!’$eparat
from
LINTPRODUCERS—suchasterry
towelingandchenille-giveuplint.
LINTCOLLECIQRS-suchas
man-madefibersandnappedfabrics
likevelveteenandcorduroy—attract
lint,andmustbedriedsep~rately.
Formoreinformationaboutlint
control,seepage21.
sortby fabric
Sepal‘ate
from
from
from
sortby color
Separat
from
from
from
sortby soil
Separate
from
frotn
Normally,ifyousortclothes
correctlyforwashing,youwill
haveproperlysorteddryingloads,
Heregsanadditionalsuggestionfor
gooddryerloadmakeup:
sortby weight
Separat
from
before!
@Emptypockets,brushoutcuffs,
zipzippers,snapsnaps,hooksand
buttons.
@Do anynecessarymending—
rips, hems,tears.
~Checkallitemsforareasofheavy
soilor stainandremovestains.
For StainRemoval (hide, see
page1’7.
~TurnPolyKnitsinside-outto
minimizefabricsurfacedamage.
!sOaking-a$#M3dway t-o
bwm deep soils and SthRse
Athoroughsoakingwithdetergent
or specialsoakingagentisanother
waytoremoveheavysoils,embedded
dirtandevensomestains.Fordetai!ed
informationonhowto soakinyour
washer,seepage6.
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to reducetheriskoffire,ek%ricshock,orinjurytopersons,
readthe sAm3TY beforeOperatingthis$q@hmc(?.
Load the washer
*Addammately-measured
detergenttoemptytub.Seepages
11through13.
~had cIothes 100SQIY.Dry clothes
levelshouldbenohigherthanthe
toprowofcircularholesinthewash
tub.Donotputclothesontopofthe
agitatororwindthemaroundit.
Forbestresults,mixlargeitems
withsmallones.Whenwashinga
singleheavyitem,suchasashag
rugorbedspread,addoneortwo
otherpiecestobalancetheload.
Largeitemsshouldbenomore
thanone-halfofthetotalload.
Hereisatypicalfullload:
2doublesheets 2long-sleeve
2pairtrousers shirts
2standard
pillowcases
@Tobleachtheload,measure
liquidbleachaccordingtodirections
oncontainer.Afterwmherhasftied
andagitatedforseveralminutes,add
dilutedbleachtothewashwater.
Howtousepowderedbleach,
fhbricsoftenersandotherlaundry
productsisexplainedonpage150
@CloseIid.Washerwillfilland
agitatebutwillnotspinwithIid
open.ThiswasherhasaSafetyLid
Lock.Asasafetymeasurethelid
wilIbeautomaticallylockedduring
thespinportionofeachcycle.The
lidwillautomaticallyunlockabout
30seconds akr theendofthespin
cycle.Toopenlidduringspincycie,
pushCyc~eSelectorINandwaitfor
lidlockforelease,about30seconds,
beforeopening.
H]r your sMetj\nevel-
i’eachinto wash- whileparts are
AlwaysstopWashei”to
load,unload,addforgottenitcms
or- a&jitkm:il Iaundryaids.
washing temperature water level
o
setthe amtmk
SeetheControlsSettingGuideon ofishCycleSelector inand
pages8and9. turnclockwisetoyourselected
OSeIectWashingTemperature. washcycle.
A
Coldrinsewillbeautomatically Ml CyckSelectorouttostart
providedwithallcycles. thecycle.
Sehxt WaterLevel. Note:If youhaveselectedtheI?erm
Pressor Regularcvcleandwishto
SMALL:Washerislessthan1/3 changecycl;setti;gafterwasher
fullofclothes. hasstarted,pushCycleSelectorin
MEDIUM:Betweenl/3and2/3fill. andwaitforwasherto stop.Then
LARGE:Over2/3fill ofclothes. resettothenewposition.Setting
canbechangedatanytimeduring
thePermPressor Regularcycle.
Self-ckxmingiintfilter.Thelint
filterneedsnoattentionfromyou.
Lintcollectedduringwashingand
rinsingofclothesisautomatically
flusheddownthedrain.
Howtosoakinthe
SetWashingTemperaturecontrol.
Adddetergentor soakagent.Turn
CycleSelectortodesiredcycle.
Martthewasher.Afterwasherfills
andbeginstoagitate,pushinthe
CycleSeiectortostopwasher.AHow
iosoakforas longasdesired,After
desiredsoak,turn tothelastSpin.
PullouttheCycleSelectorto
completethecycle.
Debate qde
Togetthefullbenefitofthe
DelicateCycle,alwayssetitat
thebeginningoftheeye?.e.During
wash,theDelicateCyclealternates
betweenagitationandpausesto
protectdelicateclothes.
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reg.iucethe risk offire,electricshock,orinjurytopersons,
readthe SAFETY IN?fm?(q3emtingthisqqmm?o
medryer
*Loadsortedclothesintodryer.
Seepage5.
~Cleanlintfilterbeforeeachload,
Removethelintfilterbypulling
straightout.Wipeallaccumulated
Iihtfromscreen.Occasionally
washfilterusingsoapandwarm
water.Rublightly,rinseanddry
thoroughly.Thiswillhelpremove
allfabricsoftenerbuildup.
Donotusedryer-appliedfabric
softenersunlessyoufollowthese
lintcleaninginstructions.
Donotoperatedryerwithoutlint
filterinplace. -
~Closedoor.Doormustbeclosed
beforedryerwilloperate.
-.
tired dry, ,., ..,.., HIGH
au~omatic ,,, .., MEDIUM
delicate , , . . . . . . . . .LOW
air fiuf~. , ... , . . .NOHEAT
drying temperature push to start dryer
setthe
SeeControlsSettingGuideon
pages8and9.
OllmCyckSelectorclockwise
todesiredcycleandselectcorrect
dryingtimeforloadtype.
QPressPushtoStart button.
(Openingdoorduringoperation
stopsdryer.Tore-start,closedoor
andpressPushtoStartbuttonagain.)
End”of%@e [email protected]
Buzzersoundsbrieflytoalertyou
whencycleiscompleted.
forthe Cycle
Wto
Middle &*FormostnormalIoads.
n
7
&
Rem Pm.ss ‘Tips
~~~~Q~ ~~gar~~@—~~en@
beingdriedordewrinkledshould
tumblefreely.
@RemoveckMwsti~ediate~y—
Tohelppreventwrinkling,remove
fromthedryerimmediatelyatthe
endofthedryingcycles.
@Placeon hangers-Permanent
PressandPolyesterKnitgarments
lookbestifplacedonhangersafier
drying.
How Timed md
Dim%
Automaticdrying-The Automatic
DryControlsystemcontinually
sensesairtemperatureindryer
drum.Wetlaundrykeepsthisair
cool.Whendrumair is warm
enough,heatturnsoff.Whenthe
aircools,heatturnsbackon.This
onandoffcyclingmayhappena
numberoftimes(dependingonthe
fabric,loadsizeandCycleSelector
setting).TheCycleSelectoradvances
(whentheheatisoff)untilit
automaticallyturnsdryeroff.
Timed&ying—Youselectthe
numberofminutesyouwishthe
dryertorun anditturnsoffat
theendofthistimeperiod.
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TjqX?OfLoad Temperature cycle setting
—, —-——..
BabyClothes
Plastic-lineditems Warm Delicate:t: Set[itSTART.
Diapers Hot Regular S=#l below, —
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Man-madefabrics** Warm Delicate* SetatSTART,
Mixedcottons Warm PermPress See#2below,
1I————
Bedspreads ——
FO11OWLabelDirections,
Blankets
Electric Warm IDelicate* ISetat START.
Man-made** IWarm !Delicate* ISetat START.
Woolen Warm IDelicate* ISetatSTART,
Cottons&Linens I I
Colorfast/White Hot Regular
Non-Colorfast ISee#l below.
Warm
Curtains I I I
Cotton IHotorWarm IRegular See#1below.
Man-made:*Sheers Warm Delicate* SetatSTART.
PermanentPress Warm PermPress See#2below.
Delicates
Lirwerie.Knits Warm Delicate* SetatSTART.
FoundationGarments~ IWarm IDelicate* ISetat START.
GlassFiber Donotwashglassfiberinthe washer.
PermanentPress
Curtains Warm PermPress See#2below.
Draperies IWarm IDelicate* !Setat START.
Dresses,sportswear IWarm IPermPress ISee#2below.
Heavyslacks IHot IPermPress ]See#2below.
Knits,man-made** Warm Delicate* SetatSTART.
Lingerie Warm Delicatei: SetatSTART,
Sheets&!
@OWCW3S Hot PermPress See#2below.
White shirLs,blouses Hot PermPress See#2below.
Workclo(hes Hot PcrmPress See#2below.
Warm IDelica!e$: ISetatSTART.
IFollowLabd Directions,
Swhilsuits FOI1OWLabelDirections.
ifiwe~dfxs,man-madetilbrics+”k warm Delicate* SetatSTART. I
synthetic sheets Warm Delicate+: SetatSTART.
}%shnbleWooJens Warm Delicate* SetatSTART.
IW)x”!iCMhes Hot Regular Scc#l bciow.
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my ‘-‘=-’-
Cycle
AirFluff’(No-Heat)
—.—.—. ..——.-
TimedDry(HighHeat)
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Delicate(LowHeat)
—.
AutomaticDry(MediumHeat)
——.——.
Delicate(LowHeat)
Delicate(LowHeat)
Delicate(LowHeat)
TimedDry(HighHeat)
TimedDry(HighHeat)
Delicate(LowHeat)
AutomaticDry(MediumHeat)– -
Delicate(LowHeat) -.
Delicate(LowHeat) -–
AutomaticDry(MediumHeat)
AutomaticDry(MediumHeat)
AutomaticDry(MediumHeat)
AutomaticDry(MediumHeat)
Delicate(LowHeat)
Delicate(LowHeat)
AutomaticDry(MediumHeat)
AutomaticDrv(MediumHeat)
AutomaticDry(MediumHeat)
AirFluff(NoHeat) ‘- –i.
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,.-
Delicate(LowHeat) :-
Delicate(LowHeat) T.
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Delicate(LowHeat) &.
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TimcdDry(HighHeat) ~..
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w– .— —
Dryer
Drycyde
setting $@e@l~JhWW.%iOnS —
upto20 Plastic-iinedpants,bibs,pads,cribshectsmaybcwashcdwtihregularkwdbutshouldbcdticdseparately
—I45-60 IRinseat once,soakindiaperpailwithsolutionofcoldwaterandborax(1%teaspoonstogallon),Soakbefore
washingwithapresoakproduct.IJSCwarmwater,
I25-40 I—
!Midpoint !'retreathea~ilYsoiledareas;brushonalittieliquiddetergel~t,or~etareaandrubind~@r~ent,UseWarrn
1ISoakforoilandjuicestains;coldforegg,milkandcereal_stains, —
FollowLabelDirections.
II
.— I85-95 Shakeoutexcessdust,Removestains.Pretreatheavilysoiledareaswithdetergent,Washonelargeortwo
‘T 65-95 smallblanketsatatime.
I15 See“WashableWoolens”instructionsbelow.
IFullloads65-75
Smallloads35-45 II#ww—.
I25-35 Ifbadlysun-weakened,evenhandwashingwillcausetearing.Besurecolorsarefastandfabriciswashable.
5-1o Removehooksandnon-washabletrim.UseWarmSoakifheavilysoiled.
ILessDry
I20-30 I
e‘-
130-40 Frequentwashinglengthenslife,helpsretainshape.Removenon-washabletrim.Closezippers;f%tenhooks.
Donotdrvclassfiberinthedrver.
Ifbadlysun-weakened,evenhandwashingwillcausetearing.Besurecolorsarefastandfabriciswashable.
Removehooksandnon-washabletrim.UseWarmSoakifheavilysoiled.
IMidpoint I
IMoreDry ITurnslacksanddarkitemsinsideouttopreventwhiteningofseamsandcreases.
25-35 I
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iMidpoint IUscWarmSoakforpillowcasesstainedwithhairoil.
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IMkhoint IPretreatcollarsandcuffswithIiauidlaundrvdeter~ent.
-1 MoreDry /Scc’’WorkClothes’’instructionsbelow.
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j5-~o Someplasticswilltearifmachinewashed.Placesmallitemsinmeshbagforwashing.Ifshowercurtainsare
soap-streaked,addCalgonbrandtowashwater;don’tusedetergent.
FO11OWLabelDirections.
FollowLabelDirections.
.-L.. 40-55 Pretreataroundneckline,Followmanuticturcr’srecommendations.
I-15-20
5-15 IAsageneralrule,ifwoolcanbehandwashed,itcanbe “washed”bysoakinginthewasher,Aliquid
detergentispreferredbecauseitdissolvesfasterinasoakthanagranulateddetergent.Pretreatwoolenswith
liquiddctcrccn[.Neveruscchlorinebleach.
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Pretreatheavilysoiledareasbyrubbinginliquidlaundrydetergent.Letstand30to60minutes,Ifclothesare
heavilysoiled,uscWarmSoakftwgreasyandoilysoil.ColdSoakforflour,dust,blood-stainedgarments.
Usc1/4to 1/2CUD liquid laundrvdctcr~cn:inSC)AK;1/2[o1CURinWish.
l?f>NOT(umb]c(iryiackctsorpillowscontainingKapok.Firehazardmayresult.
iNt>’1’f~:‘1’hcCyc\cSclcc+orsc(tingsindicatedimrcarcmbeusedasaguide.Youmayfindthatbestresultsareobtainedforsomeofyourfabricsby
M*[Iini:(hcCycleSelector[0ci[hcrsi~icoftiwrcconmwn(iedsc[tings.
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Ifyourclothesandhouseholditems
don’tlookcleanandfreshafter
washing,youwillprobablyre-wash
them”.. andthatmeansyou’llwaste
energy.Remembertosortyour
clothescarefully,andloadthem
properly,selectcorrectcycles,use
enoughdetergentandchoosea
watertemperaturewarmenoughto
releaseandgetridofsoil.
~UseH~ wash—140°F.(60°C.)—
onaregularbasisonlywhenwashing
heavilysoiledarticles-such as
workandplayclothes.
~Undernormalsoilconditions,
washinwaterabove80°E(27°C.).
ThisgeneralIymeansusingthe
WARMwashtemperaturesetting
onyourwasher—temperatures
approximately95°F.(35”C.).If you
noticethatsoilhasaccumulated
afterseveralconsecutivewashings,
useHOTwashoccasionally,if safe
forfabrics.
@AlwaysrinseinCOLDwater.
Thetemperatureoftherinsedoes
notaffectcleaning.
~Trytowashlessoften.Save
articlesofthesametJ’peoffabric
untilyouhaveafuHload.
@Ifyoumustwashsrnalhxloads,
adjusttheamountofwater.SmaH
loadsshouldhavelowerwater
hxis.
@Washinoff-peakutilityhours.
Yourlocalutilitycantellyouwhich
arctheoff-peakhours.
~Sol%clowMbyweightsoyouwon’t
havetorunanextmcycleforoneor
twoheavier,slower-dryingitcms.
~DOnot overloaddryer.Thedrum
shouldbenomorethanhalffullof
wetarticles.Forefficientdrying,
clothesneedtotumblefreely.
Overloadingprolongsdryingtime
andproducesunevendrying.
@UseAutomaticDryingCycle
wheneverpossibletohelpprevent
overdryingandsaveenergy.
@TOhelppreventironing,remove
garmentsimmediatelyatendof
dryingcycleandplaceonhangers,
~Dryyourclothesinconsecutive
loads.Usinga“warm”dryerwill
saveenergy.
ISIClm lintfiltereachtimeyoudry.
ecle~ dryerexhaustducting
atleastonceayear.Apartially
cloggedexhaustcanlengthen
dryingtime.
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