Manual

HOW TO USE YOUR WASHER DRYER
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110 V. 60Hz
Wash Program Knob
Use this knob to select wash program of
your choices. Always turn knob clockwise.
To choose a program align the colored mark
on the knob to the program number or text.
Dryer Timer Knob
Allows you to preset drying time. Based on
your needs to make your laundry damp dry
or bone dry. Refer to Drying table for details.
This is a Timer, not a Thermostat.
Wash Temperature Knob
Allows you to choose desired Temperature
setting for water during the Wash cycle.
t_efq_uo (:lot'fing care label for guidance.
Lamp
Lights up when power is turned ON. Goes
away when power is turned OFF.
Power Button
Pushto turn power ON. Push again to turn OFF.
Keep button at OFF position for the door to
open at the end of the cycle. Door will not
open if this button is kept at ON position.
Door Handle
No Spin Button
Push button to skip spin cycle in Au omaUc
mc(M dryer will not turn.
Use this button for delicate fabrics only.
Refer clothing label instructions.
Super Rinse Button
Allows you to do a Super Rinse at full load or
turns ON the Intelligent recognition system at
Half load. Press when your laundry load is 6
Ibs or less. The unit will set water level and
adjust to the load intelligently. Do not press at
full load.
Rinse Hold Button
Allows you to stop the wash cycle during the
last rinse with the drum full of water. Use this
button for synthetic and wool programs only.
Push to activate. Some fabrics need to be drip
dried only to prevent creasing. Press again to
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Spin
Push to select 550 rpm. Release to select ]OCO
rpm.
Use the handle to open and close door. A click sound is heard when door is closed. This activates
a safety device that prevents door from opening during wash/dry cycles. Always turn off the
appliance, wait for 30 seconds. The warning light must go off before attempting to open door. Do
not open the door during Wash or Dry cycles. This could lead to water spills and drum damage.
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