Whirlpool TAWMZOOA warranty Water Temperature, USE For, HOT Cold

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Water

usage

guide

Water

temperature

WASH

RINSE

USE

FOR

COMMENTS:

HOT

COLD

l

Heavy

soils

l

Gives

best

cleaning

for

heavy

130°F

(54°C)

l

Work

clothes

soils.

or above

9 Sturdy

whites

and

l

Removes

oils,

perspiration,

greasy

soils

and

stains.

colorfast

pastels

l

Diapers

9 Prevents graying and yellowing.

WARM

COLD

l

Light

and

moderate

soils

. Safe

for

most

fabric

finishes.

go”-1

10°F

l

Dark

or

non-colorfast

l

Less

fading

and dye

bleeding.

(32”-44°C)

colors

.

Reduces

wrinkling.

l

Normally

soiled

permanent

press

l

Nylons,

polyesters,

acrylics,

silks,

woolens

l Knits

and

delicate fabrics

l

Prewash,

soak

COLD

COLD

l

Very

lightly

soiled

items

l

Saves

hot

water.

70”-90°F

l

Moderately

soiled

items

if

l

Less

effective

cleaning

than

hot or

(21”-32°C)

extra

detergent

is added

warm

water.

l

Extra

sensitive

colors

.

Use longest

wash

time

in cycle

(non-colorfast)

selected.

l

Rinsing,

for

all fabrics

l

Use liquid

detergent,

or

dissolve

powdered detergent in warm water

before adding to cold wash water.

l Pretreat spots, stains and heavy or

greasy

soils.

To check

your

hot

water

temperature

with

a

Water

hardness

candy

or cooking

thermometer:

Many poor washing results can be traced to

1.

Fill a pan

with

the

hottest

water

available

wash

water

hardness.

To

check

your water

from

the

faucet

that will

fill

your

washer.

hardness:

2.

Place

a candy

or cooking

thermometer

in

l

City

water-ask

your

city water

company.

water to check the temperature.

l Well water-call

your

Cooperative

Extension

If you do

not have

a faucet

at

your

wash

site,

Service.

.

.

collect water trom the iaucet closest to your

Ask for the mineral content in grains-per-gallon

washer.

or parts-per-million.

NOTE:

In wash

water

temperatures

colder

If your

water

is 9 or

more

grains-per-gallon

than 70°F

(21°C):

or

more than

153

parts-per-million:

l

Detergents

do

not dissolve

well.

l

Consider

installing

a water

softener.

l

Soils

are difficult

to

remove.

l

Use

more

detergent.

l

Some

fabrics

will retain

wear wrinkles

and

l

Use

a packaged

water

conditioner.

may

have

increased

pilling.

l

Do

not use

soap.

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Contents Understanding Washer FeaturesUsing Chlorine If You Need Assistance Or ServiceThank you for buying an Estate appliance Your safety is important to usUnderstanding your responsibilities Important Safety InstructionsKnowing Your Washer3 Features Before starting your washer Selecting a wash temperatureOperating WasherHeavy cycle Water temperature tipsSelecting a cycle TimeRegular cycle Normal cycleShort cycle Using drain and spin Using rinse and spinWhat happens in each cycle Using The Chlorine Bleach Dispenser Sorting Before you washThis Preparing clothes for washingStain removal rules Removing stainsLoading Suggestions Pre-washing or soakingStain Stain removal guideTo Remove PerspirationUSE For Water TemperatureWater WaterDetergent Using laundry aidsChlorine bleach All-fabric bleachWashing special-care items Fiberglass materials Solving laundering problems ProblemCause To use the washer again Caring for your washerSaving energy Winterizing your washerProblem Possible Cause Solution If You Need Assistance Or SetviceBefore calling for assistance If you need FSP@ replace- ment parts If you need serviceIf you are not satisfied with how the problem was solved If you need assistancePage Whirlpool will PAY for Estate Washer WarrantyLimited FIVE-YEAR Warranty Limited TEN-YEAR Warranty