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Temperature Control
Temperature Control senses and maintains uniform water
temperatures by regulating incoming hot and
cold water.
Warm and hot water will be cooler than what your
previous washer provided.
Even in Cool wash, some warm water is let into the
washer to maintain a minimum temperature.
Select a wash temperature based on the type of fabric and
soils being washed. For best results, follow the garment
label instructions, using the warmest wash water safe for
your fabric.
Extra Rinse
If you desire an extra rinse at the end of your regular cycle,
turn the Extra Rinse knob to ON.
On models without the Extra Rinse knob, choose a second
rinse by pushing the Cycle Control knob in and rotating it to
any of the “Rinse” cycle settings.
Fabric Softener
Use this option if you are using liquid fabric softener in the
dispenser. This option ensures that the softener is properly
distributed in the rinse cycle.
Soil Level
The Soil Level Control shortens or lengthens the wash cycle
depending on how soiled your laundry is.
Heavy Soil: Loads that require more thorough cleaning.
Regular Soil: Normally soiled laundry.
Light Soil: Lightly soiled laundry.
Cycle Control knob
Select the wash cycle best suited for your type of fabric.
See “Cycle Guide” for more details.
CONTROL PANEL AND FEATURES
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Wash Temp
Hot
Some cold water is added to
save energy. This will be cooler
than your hot water heater
setting.
Warm
Some cold water will be
added, so this will be cooler
than what your previous washer
provided.
Cool - brights/darks
Warm water is added to assist
in soil removal and to help
dissolve detergents.
Cold
Warm water is added to assist
in soil removal and to help
dissolve detergents.
Tap Cold
This is the temperature from
your faucet.
Suggested Fabrics
Whites and pastels
Durable garments
Heavy soils
Bright colors
Moderate to light
soils
Colors that bleed
or fade
Light soils
Dark colors that
bleed or fade
Light soils
Dark colors that
bleed or fade
Light soils
NOTE: In wash water temperatures colder than 60° F (15.6° C),
detergents do not dissolve well and soils can be difcult to
remove.
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