* Load clothesdry.
@Takea properly sorted group of
clothesand drop them looselyin
thewashbasket in this order:
LargeItems—likesheets.Do not
wraparound the agitator.
SmallItems—likewashcloths.
MediumSizeItems—liketowels.
Hereis a typicalfull load:
3 DoubleSheets
4 LongSleeveShirts
3 BoxerShorts
6 Standard PillowCases
5T-shirts
2 Pair ‘Rousers
3 Handkerchiefs
Thisillustrationwithclothesjust
reachingtheClothesRetaining
Ring,showsa properload.Clothes
haveampleroomto movebecause
theyarenot packeddown,nor
wrappedaroundthe agitator.
Clothesareloadeddry sincewet
itemsare apt to pack down which
encouragesoverloading.Thissize
load requiresa Ml water fill.
whatis the best size bad d
cBotbes—Iarge9m6mm9 or
smm SWe !time9emrgy and
detergent by avoidingextrause of
the washer.Tryto washa full load
of c~othes.If you can it isbetter to
saveclothesuntil you havea full
load. If you must washsmaller
loads, savewater,energyand
detergentby adjustingthe water
levelfor the sizeof the load. See
page 4.
If you are machine-washing
Permanent Press clothesthat you
plan to linedry or drip-dry,use
extracare to minimizewrinklingin
the wash process:
* Becareful not to overload
washer.Permanent Pressclothes
must haveampleroom to move
freely.A MediumsizePermanent
Press load isthe largestthat shotild
be washed.
~use more waterthan you would
for a regularload. Usea Medium
Water Levelfor a SmallLoad; a
LargeWater Levelfor a
MediumLoad.
o Removeclothespromptlyas
soon as washerstopsand hang
immediately.
To add items
afterthewasher
has smtf?d.
@Thrn off the washer.
~ Carefullyremovethe I?ilter-l?lo
pan.
@Add any additionalarticlesby
submergingnextto the agitator.
@Replacethe Filter-F’lopan and
restart the washer.
NOTE: Do not usethe I?ilter-l?lo
pan as a wash basket. Do not put
any itemsto be washedin the
F’iker-l?lopan.
NOTE: When washingstockings,
panty hoseand othereasilytangled
items,alwayshandleseparately.To
minimizetangling,theuseof a net
laundrybag isrecommended.
