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@Incorrectsortingofclothes.Separatelint-producers(suchasterrytowelsandchenille) fromlint-receivers(suchasman-madefabrics,velveteen,corduroy).
*Washingtoo long, eqecial~y forsmallerloads.l?ornormalsoil,washoneminuteper poundofdryclothes.
e Useof non-phosphatedetergentswhichcombinewith Imrrdness to forma precipitatewhichcanbemistakenforlint.Usea phosphateor liquiddetergent;use warmerwashwateror softenwaterwith,aninstalledmechanicalsofteneror apackaged watersoftener.
~Powde~residuefrom granular&tergentmay appeartobe lint. Ikdkso]ve granular detergentin hotwaterbeforeaddingtowasher;makesuredetergentis completely dissolvedbeforeaddingclothes;switchtoliquidor coldwaterdetergentorusewarmer washwater.Seepage13.
e overloading~vil~causeabrasionwhichcreatesexcessive lint.
Washfeweritemswith correctwaterlevel.
e Toomuchbleach.Usecorrectamountofbleachaccordingtopackagedirections.
e Not enoughdetergenttoholdlintin suspensionduringwashcycle.Increaseamountof
detergent.Seepage13.
e Incorrectuseoffabricsofiener.If usedin washcycle,softenersmayreactwith detergenttocreatea whitedeposit.Usesofteners in rinse cycle o~y unless package ~ specifiesaddingto washcycle.Seepage15.
e ~i~~~ng lint. Turningclothesinside-outmayprovidesomehelp.
normalwearandmaylooklike.
o Smtic electricitycausedbyOverdyingwill cause attraction.
Usefabricsoftenerin rinsecvcle.
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Thesearesometimesballed“InvisibleStains”becauseyoumaynotnoticethembefore washingclothes.However,if oilysoilsarenotcompletelyremovedinwashcycle,the oilyspotsmaypickup dirtfromthewashwater.Thespotswillthenbeveryvisible.They
arenotcausedbythewasher.Washsyntheticgarmentsas soonaspossibleafter-wearing.
Usemoredetergentthannormalandhottestwaterfabriccan stand.If spotsappear,rubin undilutedliquiddetergent,letstand30minutesandrewashwithextradetergentusing hottestwaterfabriccanstand.
* Insufficient detergent. YOUmay need to increase amount ofdetergentusedifloadis largerthannormal,if soilsareoilyor heavierthanaverage,if waterlevelislargeor if wateris Hardto . .
~waternothot enough for type ofload.Besurewaterheateris settodeliverhot waterat thewasherat 140°-150°F.Donot washwhenotherhotwaterneeds—suchas dishwashingor familybaths–are heavy.
e+ I?oIIowthese steps:
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Usewaterconditioner,(suchasCalgonbrand)
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3.
Pre-treatstains
Usehottestwaterpossible
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Useblwachwherepossible
5.
Usepre-soakaids
6* Installwattirsoftener w3!fiw-
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(continued) grayappearance;Followcorrectloadingproceduresfor sizeof load.
@Impropersoakingwith insufficientdetergent.Usuallya W-minutesoakis sufficient.
However,when usingextendedsoaksfor heavilysoiledgarmentsyoumayneedto use twicetherecommendedamountof detergent.
~ Useof soapin hard water.Switchto a phosphatedetergent,or followsix stepsat the bottomof page 18.
@Washingtoo longmayresultin increasedsoildeposition.Use shorterwashtimesfor smallerloads.
~ Detergentdissolvestoo slowly.Detergentmustbe presentin the washsolutionat the startof agitation.Seepage 13.
@Torestoregrayedclothes,follow-oneoftheseprocedures:
1. Put clothesin wa$her.Fillwith EKJFwate?.CheckMan~facturers’Care Labelsto determineif hot wa~r-issuitiblefor garment.
~Adds non-precip@ingtypeof water@tener s~chas Calgonwithphosphate— use 2%times as rnuchas yQunekdfor normalwatersdlening.
@Do not use d~tergentor soap.
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@Allowclothesto go throughcomplete‘@cle.
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@Repeat,if necessary.
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2. If youpreferto use the SoakS&ting,see page8. ?Jsethe watersoftenerin placeof
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3. Usethe Mini-Baskettub—seepage 8.Ini~easede~erg~nt.,
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@Incompleteremovalof bodySoil-duetbc6ns@nt‘useJ&insufficient,detergent.Check
hemof T-shirtor pillowcase.If theyare whiteap~centeris yellow,it containsbody
@Chlorinebleachmayyellowsomg&bricswi~ resin finishes:Use oxygenbleach,
~ (stichas.Clorox2 brand). Referto G&inentMahufactiwers’Care Instructions.Restore
@Iron or manganesein watermay+u~~ ovikiill~ellowiigoi yellowspots.
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2. Havea specialfilteror chemictilfeederirist@lbdin~our hometo removeiron and mangapesefromwater.
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3. Runhot waterfor a fewminutesto cleaniron residuebuildupin lines; drainwater heateroccasionally.
4. TOremovespots: spreadstainedpofiio~overpan ofboilingwaterand squeeze
Iemonjuicethroughstain. To remove6veraliyellow,use a commerciallyavailable rust scaleremover,followingpackageinstructions.If porcelaindamagecan occur, do not use in the washer;use a plasticcor$airier.
Improperuse of fabricsoftener.Neverpour fabricsofie&r directlyon clothes;always dilutebeforeaddingto rinsewater.Seepage 15.lb removestains: dampenstainedarea m~drub withundihtedliquiddetergent.Re-wash,usingchhkinebleachif safefor ihbric.
$&mefabricswill shrinkwhetherwashedin a washeror byhand; othersmaybe safely washedbut will shrinkin a dryer. FollowGarmentManufacturers’CareInstructions exactly.If in doubt, do not machinewashor dry.
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~~~]=~ion shrinkage can occurin hit fabricsthat,havebeenimproperlystretched andelongatedbythe manufacturer.Whenthisoccurs,garmentmaybe pressedback intoshapeaftereachwashanddry cycle.
* ~ogrewive or dei~ye~s~~inkageis causedwhenstarchor sizing(in somefabrics) is graduallyremovedby laundering.Maybe noticedin oldergarmentsthathavebeen [email protected] forRelaxationShrinkageabove.
@!@5mkagecaused by overheatingoccursin certainknitfabricsthathavebeenheat-
‘shaped.Whenwashing,dryingor ironingtemperatures6xceedthe temperaturesused
JOshapeset, shrinkagemayoccur.Th@cannotbe corrected,but it canbe prevent~ by
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w~shi~~ in COOI water;dryingon Low or ~e~icate heat.
~@@~~kg clothes in dryerafiertumblingstops.Removeandhangclothesimmediately.
~’~oo.bymyclothesih dryer.Dry onlyonewasherloadat a time.Do not combiheloads.
%&Pro~e~ ]~ads+Avoid~aunde~ngheavy Permanent Pressitems,suchas work
~lo~es, with l~gh~rFermanentPressitemssuchas shirtsor blouses.Do not wash
I%fmanentPress withregularlaundry.
regularloads. . .no morethanmediumloadsto giveclothesroomto movefreely.
,, co@do@niinseto minimizewrin~ing. Alsouse PermanentPress Dry cycle.
‘ waterlevel.Use Large?$7ater “
“S@ll Load.
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@A&u~ulationof limescaledueto use of carbonatedetergents.If youmustuse a
@Failureto use fabrics@ener. Properusewill minimizewrinkling.
To remive wl%lldes:
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2. RerinseWddry on “~ermanentPress”setting.
4. Iron cafefully.
5. Sqndto dry cleanersfor pressing.
6. Somewrinklesmayremainwhichcannotbe removed.
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@Makesuretemperatureselectorswitchesare correctlyset.
@Makesure hot andcoldfaucetsareturnedon and regulatedcorrectly.
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@Makesurehosesare connectedto correctfaucets. . .
hot to hot, coldto cold.
@Watervalvescreensmaybe stoppedup. Removeinlet hosesfromwatervalve.Cleanthe screensandreinstallhoses.
@Checkhouseholdwaterheaterto makesureit is deliveringwaterat 140°to 150°F.
@Makesuredrainhoseis notkinked.
~ Topof drainoutletshouldbe lessthan 8 ft. above,floor.
~ Makesurehoseconnectionsare tightat faucets.
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~ Makes’ureend of drainhoseis correctlyinsertedin andsecuredto drainfacility.
@Make surewasheris levelandfirm to thefloorwithrubberfootpadsin placeand frontjam nutstight. SeeyourInstallationInstructions.
@A sharpdistinctivesoundwillbe heardat the endof eachspinperiodas the motor stopsand the spinbrakeinsidethetransmission“locksid’ This sou~dis normal.
@Heavilyunbalancedloadscan causethe washerto vibrateexcessivelyduringspin, and maycauseit to movefromits originalposition.In extremecases,(usuallyoccurs whenwashinga single,heavyitemor a smallloadwhenwaterlevelis sethigherthan necessary)the spinbasketmaystriketheoutertub, creatingaloud butharmlessnoise.
Tocorrect, openthelid andredistributethe loadevenlyaboutthe washbasket.Close
the lid and restart.
pauses betweenwashingsteps.. .suchas betweenwashand spinor betweenspinand rinse.
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