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CLEAN LINT FILTER
After each day's use, take lint filter out of the agitator as
shown, and clean lint off the screen. Because of the effec-
tiveness of the draining system, normally there will be little
lint on the filter except when washing very linty loads, such
as terrycloth towels, throw rugs, bedspreads, and blankets.
REGULAR FABRICS
Fill (Time variable)
WASH (1-19 min.)
SPIN & DRAIN
SPRAY RINSE
SPIN & DRAIN
Fill
SOAK ONLY*
Fill (Time Variable)
AGITATE (2 min.)
SOAK (10 min.)
AGITATE (1 min.)
SOAK (5 min.)
AGITATE (1 min.)
SPIN & DRAIN
PERMANENT PRESS
Fill (Time Variable)
WASH (1-19 min.)
SPIN & PART. DRAIN
Fill with cold water
SOAK
SPIN & DRAIN
Fill
DEEP RINSE
DAMP DRY
DELICATES KNITS
Fill (Time Variable)
AGITATE (1 min.)
SOAK (4-17 min.)
AGITATE (1 min.)
SPIN & DRAIN
SPRAY iNSE
SPIN & DRAIN
Fill
DEEP RINSE
DAMP DRY
DEEP RINSE ..................
DAMP DRY
RINSE
Fill (Time Variable)
AGITATE (1-8 min.) SPIN
SPIN & DRAIN SPIN&DRAIN (1-8 min.)
NOTE: Agitation and soak times of programs will vary with the number of minutes selected.
*If Soak Only time is increased beyond 19 minutes, the washer will fill, agitate 2 minutes and then shut off.
AUTO. PRESOAK
Fill (Time Variable)
AGITATE (2 min.)
SOAK (10 mira)
AGITATE (I min.)
SOAK (5 mira)
AGITATE (1 min.)
Cycle Automatically
Advances into Wash
Cycle w/o Draining
TOTAL WATER USAGE: Regular or Delicate Cycle Perr_anent Press Cycle
SMALL ......... Approx. 24 gallons (20 Imperial gallons) (91 liters) .......... Approx. 30 gallons (25 Imperial gallons) (114 liters)
MEDIUM ........ Approx. 28 gallons (23 Imperial gallons) (106 liters) .......... Approx. 40 gallons (33 Imperial gallons) (151 liters)
LARGE ......... Approx. 36 gallons (30 Imperial gallons) (136 liters) .......... Approx. 50 gallons (42 Imperial gallons) (223 liters)
Im CHECK LINT FILTER BEFORE EACH LOAD
AND CLEAN IF NECESSARY
Always check the lint filter when the dryer is empty to
prevent items from falling into the lint filter cavity.
To clean, pull out filter and remove lint, which may
resemble a felt pad. Among other things, failure to clean
the lint filter regularly will cause the dryer to take longer
to dry the clothes.
When replacing filter, press down firmly.
While the lint filter will catch practically all of the lint
from the clothes, some fine lint dust will get through and
may build up in the exhaust ducting. It is important that
the ducting be cleaned out every year to maintain effi-
cient drying. The hinged cover in the hood at the out°
side end of the exhaust duct should be cleaned more
frequently to keep it free to open and close.