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INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
SORTING
WASH
LOADS
:,_CAUTION
* Do not load items
higher
than
the top edge of
the tub. Failure
to follow
this caution
can result
in leakage
or damage
to fabrics.
* Use the BULKY/BEDDING
cycle
for buoyant
or
nonabsorbent
items
such as pillows
or comfort-
ers.
Failure
to follow
this
caution
can result
in
leakage.
* If possible,
do
not
wash
any
water-resistant
items.
If you must,
please
select
the Bulky/Bed-
ding cycle.
GROUPING
SIMILAR
ITEMS
For the best washing
results,
and to reduce
the pos-
sibility
of damage
to clothing,
care should
be taken
to sort the clothing
into
loads that are made
up of
similar
items.
Mixing
different
fabric
types
and/or
soil levels
can
result
in poor wash performance,
color transfer,
dis-
coloration,
fabric
damage
or linting.
Fabrics
should
be sorted
into groups
as described
below.
COLORS
Sort
articles
by color.
Wash
dark
clothes
together
in a separate
load from
light colors
or whites.
Mix-
ing dark clothes
with
light clothes
can result
in dye
transfer
or discoloration
of the lighter
clothes.
SOIL
LEVEL
Wash
heavily
soiled
clothing
together.
Washing
lightly
soiled
clothing
in the same
load with
heav-
ily soiled
clothing
could
result
in poor wash
perfor-
mance
for the lightly
soiled
clothing.
FABRIC
TYPE
Delicate
articles
should
not be mixed
with
heavier
or sturdier
fabric
types.
Washing
heavier
fabrics
in
a delicate
load can result
in poor wash performance
for the heavier
fabrics
and possible
damage
to the
delicates.
LINT TYPE
Some
fabrics
attract
and bind lint to them
while
oth-
ers give off lint in the laundry
process.
Avoid mixing
these
lint collectors
and lint producers
in the same
load.
Mixing
these
fabrics
will
result
in pilling
and
linting
on the lint collectors.
(For example,
lint collec-
tor - knit sweater;
lint producer
- terry cloth
towels.)
SORT
LAUNDRY...
ByColors BY Soil
White
Heavy
Lights
Normal
Darks
Light
By Fabric
By Lint
Delicates
Lint Producer
Easy Care
Line Collector
Sturdy
FABRIC CARE LABELS
Many
articles
of clothing
include
a fabric
care label.
Using
the chart
below,
adjust
the cycle
and option
selections
to care for your clothing
according
to the
manufacturer's
recommendations.
Fabric Care Labels
Machine
w sh
cycle
Normal
Permanen[
press/
Gentle/
wrinkle
resmtan[
delicate
H
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Do
not
wash
Do
not
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Any bleach
Only n0n-chl0rine bleach
Do not bleach
(when needed)
(when needed)
LOADING
THE WASHER
* Check all pockets
to make sure that they are empty.
Items such as clips, matches,
pens, coins, and keys
can damage
both your washer
and your clothes.
* Close zippers,
hooks,
and drawstrings
to prevent
these
items
from
snagging
or tangling
on other
clothes.
* Pretreat
heavily stained areas for best results.
* Combine
large and small items in a load. Load large
items first.
* Large
items should
not be more
than half of the
total wash load.
* The washer
can be fully loaded,
but the tub should
not be tightly
packed
with
items.
The
lid of the
washer should
close easily.
* To prevent
an out-of-balance
load, do not wash sin-
gle items. Add one or two similar items to the load.
Large, bulky items, such as a blanket, comforter,
or
bedspread,
should be washed
individually.
o Do not wash or spin waterproof
items, such as rain
coats, sleeping
bags, etc.
* The washer will not fill or operate with the lid open.
NOTE:
Use the BULKY/BEDDING
cycle for large or
bulky
items
such
as poly-filled
jackets,
comforters,
pillows,
etc. These items may not be as absorbent
as
other laundry
items and should be sorted
into a sepa-
rate wash load for optimal
results.
Bulky
items should
be placed
as far down in the tub
as possible
for optimal
results.
Always
place buoy-
ant items
at the bottom
of the tub. The washer
will
automatically
detect
the
load size. Because
of the
high-efficiency
wash system,
the water level may not
completely
cover the load.
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