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About Clothes Care Cycles.

 

STAIN WASH (on some models)

 

For heavily soiled or stained items. Adds an extra agitation and soak at the beginning

 

of the wash cycle.

 

 

 

PRESOAK

 

To presoak a load and go straight into a wash cycle:

 

Select your wash cycle, press the PRESOAK pad, then press the START pad.

 

Starts with three minutes of agitation, then 12 minutes of soaking, followed by the

 

selected wash cycle.

 

Uses the speed and water temperature of your selected wash cycle.

Appearance may vary

To presoak a load without going straight into a wash cycle:

 

 

Press the PRESOAK pad. The washer will fill. You may change the automatic settings

 

if desired.

 

Three minutes of agitation is followed by up to 24 hours of soaking.

 

To soak less than 24 hours, press the DRAIN & SPIN pad or choose a wash cycle.

 

 

 

QUICK RINSE (on some models)

 

Use this feature to quickly rinse chlorine, perspiration, stains, etc. out of clothes.

 

The washer fills with water, agitates for three minutes, drains and spins. You may

 

change the automatic settings if desired.

 

 

 

HANG DRY (on some models)

If you air dry your clothes without the aid of a dryer, you may find that the slower final spin speed of the Hang Dry setting produces fewer wrinkles in your clothing. This may significantly reduce your ironing chore.

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