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The
Problem
Solver
(continued)
PROBLEM
SNAGS, HOLES,
TEARS,
RJPS
OR
EXGESSIVE
WEAR
(continued)
HEAVILY
SOILED
AREAS
such
as
collars
and
cufi
WASHER WONT
OPERATE
WATER
TEMPERATURE
IS
INCORRECT
POSSIBLE
CAUSE
AND
REMEDY
As
Permanent
Press
garments age, they may show fraying at collars and cuffs.
This
is
normal due
to
weakening
of
fibers
by
the Permanent Press process.
It
is not caused
by
washer. You
can
slow
this
process
by
washing
small
Permanent Press
loads
with a
Large Water Level.
Do
not wash heavy items such
as
towels
with
Permanent Press.
Remove collar
stays,
when possible.
Roughness
or
burrs
on agitator
may
cause
rips
or
tears.
Check agitator and file rough
spots
if
necessary.
May
be
caused
by
use
of
Regular Cycle
(Normal
Speed)
for delicate articles.
Use
Perm.
Press
&
Knits
Cycle (Gentle
Speed).
Refer
to
Garment Manufacturers'
Care
Labels.
Garments weakened
by
age,
sun or atmosphere.
This
is inevitable and is
not
caused
by
washer. Slow process
by
washing
on
Rrm.
Press
&
Knits
Cycle (Gentle
Speed).
Too
large loads, or
too
little water. Load washer only with number
of
items
that
will
move
freely. Select
oomct
water
level.
pretreat with liquid detergent.
Make
sure
cord
is
plugged into
outlet.
Make
sure
both
hot and cold faucets
are
turned on.
Make
sure
controls
are
set
and
cycle
selector
knob
is
pulled
out
to
ON
position.
Make
sure
lid
is
closed. Washer will fill but
will
not spin or agitate with lid open.
Check house
fuses
or circuit
breakers.
If another appliance is sharing the electrical
outlet, remove
it.
Washer should have
separate
outlet.
Make
sure temperature selector controls
are
properly set.
Make!
sure hot and cold faucets
are
turned
on
and regulated
correctly.
Make
sure
hoses
are
connected
to
correct
faucets..
.hot
to
hot, cold
to
cold.
Water valve
screens
may
be
stopped up. Remove
inlet
hoses from
water
valve.
Clean
the
screens
and reinstall hoses.
Check household
water
heater
to
make
sure it
is
delivering water at
140"
to
150°F.
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