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_,ycle|noicator Llgnts
The "Wash" and "Rinse/Spin" lights,referred to as the
Cycle Indicator lights, seP,'eto indicate the part of the
cycle in which, the washer is operating. Refer to
Figure 1 and Figure 2.
Wash Rinse/Spin DoorLocked cycleCou_own
" " I 1
Start ]Pre-washQUisC_ !un: e i P0wer IDe'ayStartlWash , Hours
Figure 2.
BEFORE WASHING
PREPARE CLOTHES FOR WASHING
• Check poql_ts and cuffs. Make sure all pockets
are empty. It is also recommend that all pockets
be turned inside out, Also, make sure that nothing
has been caught in the cuffs.A bobby pin, nail or
sharp object in a wash load can cause tears. A
crayon or tube of lipstick in a wash load can
cause stains.
• Mend holes and tears Small holes and tears
can become enlarged dudng a wash cycle. Mend
holes and tears before washing.
• Zip up zippers and secure all hooks Zippers
and hooks can catch on clothing in a wash load
and tear them.
• Check for color fastness Check care label or
immerse a section of the garment in warm or hot
soapy water and then wdng out the water. If the
color bleeds (runs), wash the garment separately
in cold water,
SORT WASH LOAD
The laundry load should be sorted by color, fabric
type, care label and amount of soil. Do not wash
clothes in.washing machine if the care label says "Do
Not Wash or the DO NOT WASH symbol, _t on
the care label. Always follow the care symbols. Some
typical care symbols and their meanings are listed
below:
Machine Wash, Cottons
Machine Wash, Permanent Press
Machine Wash. Delicates
_7 Hand Wash
TEMPERATURES
E_7 Cold
'_ Warm
'_ Hot
Refer to the CYCLE SELECTION CHART, Table I,
for more information.
Wash new colored items separately or with similarly
colored items. Always wash flourescent, or bright
colors serarately
LOAD THE WASHER
Mix large and small items in a load to get the best
results. Load the items loosely into the wash drum.
The bulk of the clothes, rather than the weight of the
load will determine the load size. Load sizes will vary.
Small and large items should be washed together to
create a balanced load. Do not hesitate to fill the
entire wash drum of the washer. It is recommended,
for best results, that the drum be loaded, by fabric
type, as follows:
Full Load- Cotton and Linens
Load - Permanent Press, Synthetic Blends and
Poly Knits.
Load - Woolens, Delicates, Silk
The term full load, above, means packing the drum
until it is filled with dry, unfolded clothes, without
packing it tightly. If necessary, use the SOAK cycle,
(7), for heavily soiled items.
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