loading your
For best washing results and energy savings, sortthe laundry carefully.
1. Sort the laundry into loads.
l Group the laundry into loads that can be washed and dried together. See the Laundry Guide for informa- tion and samples of typical loads.
l Try to mix large and small items for best movement in the washer.
2.Measure Detergent; Add to Washer Basket.
l See detergent information on page
6and in Section IV of the Laundry Guide.
l Add dry bleach or water condi- tioner (not fabric softener] if used.
Follow the package directions carefully.
3.load the Washer.
l Spread the load evenly. (Don’t put all the towels on one side and a few wash cloths on the other.] An unbal- anced load can cause the washer to shake during spinning.
l Load without packing so items can move freely for best cleaning and least wrinkling.
4.Pour liquid Bleach into the Dispenser.
l See page 5 and the “Laundry
Aids” section of the Laundry Guide for more information.
5. Pour Diluted Fabric Sottener into the Fabric Sottener Dlspenser.
a See page7 and the laundry aids section of the Laundry Guide for more information.
Understanding your Washer
This automatic washer has five cycles. Each is designed for a fabric
type.
The washer has a LOAD SIZE SELECTOR that lets you adjust the water level to match the size of the load.
It has a TEMPERATURE SELECTOR. You can select the wash water temper- ature best for the amount of soil and fabric type in each load.
Sections in this Use & Core Guide go into detail on the “what and why”
of each setting, Read this and the Loun- dry Guide carefully to get the best cleaning results.
MAGIC CLEAN@ lint filter
lThe lint filter on your washer is self- cleaning and operates at all water levels It filters the water used in your washer during the wash and deep rinse. The filter is cleaned automatically dur- ing the drain periods and the lint or fuzz collected in it is carried away.
l If your washer drains into a laundry tub, check the drain strainer for lint accumulation after washing a linty type load. A lint accumulation may prevent proper drainage and cause the tub
to overflow.