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What happens in each cycle
Each cycle on your washer is designed for a different kind of fabric.
Numbers on the dial in each cycle are the minutes of WASH time.
Agitation and spin speeds are different in each cycle.
When the Cycle Control Knob is setto a number and pulled out, the
REGULAR HEAVY Cycle
regular
heavy
Use for sturdy white and
colorfast cottons, and for
heavy work clothes High
agitation and spin
speeds are designed to
help remove heavy soils
and spin water from
heavy cotton fabrics.
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PERMANENT PRESS Cycle
Use for permanent press
fabrics Cooling of the
wash water before the
spin helps prevent the
setting of wrinkles
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KNITS GENTLE Cycle
Low agitahon and spin
speeds and shorter wash
time make this cycle the
knits one to use for delicate
gentle items and washable
synthetic knits. Wash
pullstart nylon hose or panty hose
push StOp
in a net laundry bag
SOAK Cycle
soak
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This cycle does not rinse.
It soaks, agitates, spins
out the water and stops.
Use it to pre-wash
stained, yellowed, grey
or heavily soiled laundry
with a detergent or pre-
soak product.
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