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USING THE DISPENSER DRAWER

For the best washing result it is important to use the

correct amount of detergent and additives as called
for by the clothing manufacturer,

DETERGENT USE

It is recommended that low sudsing powdered or
liquid detergents be used that have been developed

for use with high efficiency, front-loading washers.

Powdered bleach can also be used in the dispenser.

Notes: 1. DO NOT use chlorine bleach in this

washer.

2. If it is necessary to use a detergent made

for top loading washers, to avoid

oversudsing, it is recohfimended that only

1/4 to 1/2 of the amount recommended by

the detergent manufacturer for top loading

washers be used. Using this lesser amount

may eject the cleaning performance. The

first tinie, start with 1/4 of the

recommended amount. Then, only if there

is a low level of sudsing and your clothes
are not getting clean, try a little more.

3, One of the features of Sensotronic Plus is

suds sensing. If excessive suds develop

during the wash cycle, this will be sensed

and an additional rinse cycle will

automatically be added. This added rinse
cycle will extend the total cycle time and

will be reflected in tiie Cycle Countdown

display.

When using detergent recommended for high
effidency, front-loading washers, use only the amount
recommended by the detergent manufacturer:

Use of too much detergent, as with use of

detergent developed for top loading washers,
could result in an oversudsing condition.

Oversudsing will result in a poor-washing result.

Use of too little detergent will become noticeable
by a graying of the wash or a not properly

cleaned appearance; grey/brown stains form on
the wash; scale builds up on the heating
elements.

For smaller loads or less than normal soiling or soft
water reduce the amount of detergent used.

WATER HARDNESS

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Water hardness information will nomially be provided
in grains (grains/U.S. gallon) or in PPM (parts per

million). Your local water department or utility or State

Extension Service should be able to advise you of the
hardness of your water.

It is recommended, for reference, that the indicator

arrow in the dispenser be set to show the water

hardness in your area. See Table 2.

Table of Water

Hardness

Water

Hardness

Soft

Medium

Hard

Very

Hard

Dispenser

Setting

1

2

3

4

Grains per

US Gallon

0-3.5

3.6-7.0

7.1-10.5

10.6-H

Parts Per

Million
(PPM)

0-60

61-120

121-180

180+

Table 2.

Water should be soft enough to allow detergent to

remove soil effectively. You will find that the clothes

will be whiter and brighter when washed in soft water.

Hard water will not remove soil as well as soft water.

To get clothes clean in hard water use slightly more
detergent If you have hard water it can also be
softened by installing a mechanical water softener in

your home.

DISPENSER DRAWER

The dispenser drawer is located at the top left front of

the washer, see Figure 1 and Figure 3. Pull out the

dispenser as far as it will go. Also, upon loading the
dispenser it should be closed carefully (slowly) to
avoid mixing together of the detergent, softener or
other additives.

Figure 3.