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—. .- Agitator 23 ApplianceRegistration 2 Careand Cleaning 23 ControlsSettingGuide 6,7 CycleSettings 5 Detergents,Other Additives 11-15 Energy-Saving Tips Filter-Flo”I% 4,: Hard Water 14 LimestoneDeposits 12,23 Loading 4,10 Modeland SerialNumbers 2 Operatingthe Washer Pre-Treating 7,9% ProblemSolver 18-22 RepairService 23 SafetyInstructions 3,4 SortingClothes 9 Stains 16 StainRemovalGuide 17 Storage&VacationTips 23 UserMaintenanceInstructions 23 Warranty BackCover -....- .--.......-.———..— ——..-, $ this Itis intendedto helpyouoperate andmaintainyournewwasher properly. Keepit handyfor answersto your questions. If youdon’tunderstandsomething or needmorehelp,write(include yourphonenumber) ConsumerAffhirs GEAppliances AppliancePark Louisville,KY40225 Ifyou Rwek!dal I“va$here . ● Immediatelycontactthedealer (or builder)thatsoldyouthe washer. Beforeyou reqm?stSfmia?... checktheProblemSolveron pages 18-22.It listscausesof minor operatingproblemsthatyoucan correctyourself. and You’llfindthemonalabelonthe lowerIellsidenearthefront. Thesenumbersarealsoonthe ConsumerProductOwnership RegistrationCardthatcamewith yourwasher.Beforesendinginthis card,pleasewritethesenumbers here: M N S N Usethesenumbersinany correspondenceor servicecalls concerningyourwasher. .Toobtaina Spanishlanguage versionofthisbook,call GEAnswerCenteP 800.626.2000 consumerinformationservice. Paraobtenerlaversi6nen espaiioldeestemanual, namea GEAnswerCenter-$’ serviciode informaci6n paraelconsumidor, tek$fono800.626.2000. ~ Allwashinginstructiontermsin thisbookconformtotheCareLabeling RuleestabfishedbytheFederalTradeCommissionjJanuary1984. - u e u o m r m all fmire~ beforeU$ing thisappkmx% Wiq”lmyto inchding e ~sfjithkttpplianceodyforits t %w describedin UseandCareBook. washermustbeproperly Instructions beforeitisnsed.1fyoudidnot receiveanMallationInstructions sheetwithyourwasher,youcan obtainonebycontactingtheservice kxationnearestyou. Withfdi gowxningcodesand detaihin whereitwillnot beexposed totheweather. –Ccmnecttoapmpdyrated, protectedandsizedpowersupply circuittoavoidelectricaloverload. –-Connecttoadequateplumbing anddrainfacilitiesas describedin thehM-allationMructions. *fim offwa~r fauce~when thewasheris notinusetorelieve pressureonhosesandvalves,andto hiaimize if a hoseor valve e D notmixch~ori~e ~lea~hwith ammoniaor acidssuchasvinegar and/orrustremover.Mixingcan pmduceatoxicgaswhichmay causedeath. *~ not-h or dry ~icles thathavebeenckxmedin, washed in,soakedin,orspottedwith combtibleorqimivewkmcw (suchaswax,paint,gasoline, degreamrs, drjdeaningsolwmts, kerosene, etc.)whichnayignite orexplode. Donotaddtlwsesubstincm tothe washwater. Donotusethesesubsticef$ aroundyourwasherandlordryer dtningoperation. ~ GMisproduced bythechemicalaction witw yourwaterheater andtheg= canaccumulate inthewater ifhot waterhasnotbeenusedfora perhioftwoweeksorlonger. GAMMJNBE EXPLOSIVE SOto ofdanmge oriqjury,ifyouhavenotusedM waterfortwoweeksormore9or moveintoaresidenceinwhichthe hot maynothave been turnon dlhotwterfaucebandallow to anyek-ctrical is to the!&x ThisWill allowany g$wtoescape. donot oruse allQpen or pl’mcesso Qjyfj$?~~ ~’$~~~ intoWdhfx? whileit ~ WMj”?iqa 3 ift~appiianceis=dby?rna cbiklreneh ~ m sbippingor properly. Beforediscardinga washer$ orremoving fromservice9 removethewasherlid. . @Keepalllaundryaids(suchas detergents, bleaches,fiibricsofkmers, etc.)outofthereachofchildren, prefixablyinalockedcabinet. Observe allwarningsoncontainerlabelsto avoidpersonalinjury. 9Keeptheareaaround~d underneathyourappliancesfiwe fkomtheaccumuiationofcombmtib~e materials,suchaslint,paper,rags, chemicals,etc. ~Keeptheflooraroundyour appliancescleananddryto reduce thepossibilityofslipping. ~Tomi~mizethepossibility ofelectricshock,unplugthis appliancefromthepowersupply beforeattemptinganymaintenance or cleaning(excepttheremovaland cleaningofthelintfilter). lhningthe CycleSelectol* knobto anOl?l?positiondoes?KY1’ disconnecttheappliance powersupply. r @ notoperatethis if it is damaged, partiallydisassembled,or has missingor brokenparts, a damagedcordor plug. to ~ reduceh appliance, read the risk(# fiie, ekctrk S QSortclothescarefullybyfabric type,weight,colorandamountof soilaccordingto instructionson page9. ~ RemoveFilter-Flo@pan. The undersideofthe lid is a goodplace to put thepanwhileloadingor unloadingclothes. SAFETY 0 b WhenU3iRB~ ~OW t ~ Mm? operating this q@k3nf2e. @Positionthe l?ilter-Flopan on the agitator.Lintwillcollectin the pan for easyremovalwhenthe washis finished. N~E: Do not usethe l?ilter-Flo pan as a washbasket.Do notput anyitemsto be washedin the Filter-Flopan. For informationon howto use bleachand fabricsofteners,see page l$!i. ~ e SelectWiMhTemperatUre. Hotwaterwash:Setthe cycle selectorto Hm. Warmwaterwash:Setthe cycle selectorto WMIM. Coldwaterwash:Setcycleto WARMand TUI?NOFF THE H~ WATERFAUCET. mL luYvA3?s BE axJD. I ~ Closethe lid. Washerwill fill but not agitateor spinwiththe lid open. the Use theControlsSettingGuideon pages6 and 7 to helpyoumakethe proper selections. @ SelectWaterlJevel. M33DK.JM: Between1/2and2/3 full. IJMMX!:Over‘2/3M. -—...— —-.-..—-.— -— —— — tb fish CycleSelectOrfiObin andturn clockwiseto yourselected washsetting. cJd$+– Usewithmostsoakingaidsto loosenembeddedsoilsandstains. Provideslongerwashtimefor mostcottons,linens,workand playclothes. —. -— R C I / p * s’mP —. — s l?u~CycleSelectorKnobout to startthewasher.If youwishto changesettingafierwasherhas started,pushCycleSelectorKnob into stopthewasherandresetto thenewposition.Settingcanbe changedat anytime. @ P C — -—– - Penn Forpermanentpressanddelicates. An extendedcool-downsprayrinse is providedto rninimke tie setting of wrinkles. /) 4 --2 / SPIN Ei- 6 4 P P C k f ‘nLHiuN ‘lmm EPAGE COmtrds s chulide a Linms White/COlor&st Bright/Non-colorfast WorkClothes Heavy soil Average soil C o I T C e w C o o s o lightsoil P M H A t o v D H H o W R n C P e a C C r% ro e H e W t e m i t 7 w warm a c P P P P C C P Pi C rn ‘ B C lsuchas o Diapers, Nightgowns, Shirts,Pads, Sheets, Receiving Blankets, Coveralls C l P e i omachine a w washing g a s n t a Perm.PressCycle r i W A D a t a n Cycle oRegular i e Warm l Blends ofS isrecommended o e a c a tH o h warm warm t Blankets-Wiml, I?M-WOO1, Cotton Blankets-Synthetic, Elwtrie a h c -P mP C m y n e t f e Cs Regular e a P a l n a a Regular Cycle orPermo PressCycle W R B R P warm e Silks,W t H o W W o C . Synthetics-Pblyester, Nylon, Acrylic KnitsandWoven Fabrics study a — cycle $etting ILmd i - S Ps P C P P C - D e W P P C HotorWarm Regular CycleorPermPressCycle a I Curtains-DG N(YrMACHINE WASH FIBERGLASS C B S a R R D B l eh I dH o M m i ( I f t B eJ s C e b s Regular orPenn Press !n p Cycle t r Cyclei o H o W pp u 1 D a o e a R ea c o W n t . n pe l b Ca P e Pl o Po n P g C d Cr n h r o e e v a o i e ca h . a i I R F A V w I u L P a P ‘ b a r P * S s d i C al b i w m r b it rP e m a b t l i s W b t a l a P l l e f! a paho Press e Cycle i - rn Ri d w s P C i sc m o yt a l u c h po ca n n sz a ot a o emp e 6 — .—.——..— ———. i!hecid Im3m.ldims —— h i I c o dl o i u syl uo h w nq U m np 1 l -e n c h e he mad L O c t n W N w b wo l on c o c o n to b n W N w e o c l o on c to b n — S o n W N w U m h l di - n no - l o on c ct b n W l n I n b u o o n ee W l lW d g g G N b l c b w o o c M n to o w - o J o c l c to ~ o c l c ot ~ o c l chlorine type. o Db ho l l i ll Ib F m i F s b t V lP d c p t d o c $ kn oWD s f d o F d i m e c a ol upe o o l 1i i aogf ae eo o ohea i d ai Fc lb te ge e m na r e n cp t d r l e si r l onn n cd aa l a h ip c t n e uaom s a w o ]m eabe d Po i i a ca o d h r geehe a b b h do da s et f l p ie yr pur p hoh c i f ap t g r i r i a t l a o o ly o l t a S b a o f Y qr o f o q w i t ir ea dn ai f i qr a i eo @i%9z— ei yn -.d o a - eal e d s t t Dti o b i s a la t o e ip a e p l o c le o p t p be t a aw aP h s l s w r rl d e as a at b D h c t d w rl i o h 2 oi 3 r lF n “ J n a p S T s p b me e c t a s b s D o b hh] i r lt u- e a m lO e d W r uq rc l it u a m t d o yl D b c r eqs r n p a si i a u K id g a lc B b m a lF w a d P h s [ b ge f x si d s s —.—onn — -_.o W sla a q eW a -- ea a r et g o f t f u t dr e w —— g o a o w m a b o g i O b d o h wa a s -d i i d T h s a a w l d eo p m r o or w e a r i r — a d C z rW e 2o 3a at o at tia t b l e n p a M B T D A U R R U i ey n Y m p n b t i c t o l he d r em qr o i i ig aeo eo p c l ohe d dor u h w o n U m yl rc wl o n h e i r Y m hp l R d w a c J b I c a qr 1 c yl dr U mo l o n h e w e N b w l h lr i n I u d h s i p -1 S n l o n S n cl h e e o c o i gyl ae eo p n o r p o a aeour e l r u i rl c l a on e c is p ur ur & ui ae ha u w a l 3et i i v s l e w lf w nf a e i a b j r t m t a w l a ce M m d p e w r v o h i oi w w ur d a a bi b w p sn e e s s ci r r oi w n d s t w l iu a a ab s i o ( H a m o d m M p c b m I w i r a e o f o f d A t p “ f N dA C oL of U pG o P e O o a W cr 7 eb L e i w f t p ea if b mi o c aa h c ep a f w sc o r Fr w a k ds ia a i e a at t b l t u s hi w rm L r 2 vi a oVA e u fo am ne l f f roaaa am b af n l h a mioe ts f es a e am w l ea bm l n . h es i m! i i f uc h m d c g s l Aah B r oi 0 fh r el e to ~~~Ih cycle temperaturewill automaticallybe cold.~If a hotor warmpre-washis desired,settheCycleSelector Knobto HOI’in the RegularCycle or Win thePerm. PressCycle. Startthewasher.Afterwasherfills andbeginsto agitate,pushin the CycleSelectorKnobandturn to Pre-WashCycle.Pull outthe Cycle SelectorKnobto completethecycle. If yourclothesandhouseholditems don’tlookcleanand lkeshafter washing,youwillprobablyre-wash them..and thatmeansyou’llwaste energy.Rememberto sortyour clothescarefully,and loadthem properly,selectcorrectcycles,use enoughdetergentand choosea watertemperaturewarmenoughto releaseandget rid of soil. s Use Hot Wash—upto 150°F.—orz a regularbasisonlywhenwashing heavilysoiledarticles-such as workandplayclothes. s Under normalsoil conditions, washin waterabove80*F.(27°~.). This generallymeansusingthe WarmWiishtemperaturesettingon your washer—temperatures approximately90° to 1lO°F.or hand comfortable.If you noticethat soil has accumulatedafter several consecutivewashings,useHotWish occasionally,if safe for fabrics. extendedpre-wash3 eF allowthewasherto fiilandagitate fora fewminutesto dissolvethe soakingagent.Thenpushin the CycleSelectorKnobto stopthe washer(keeplid closed)andallow topre-washfor as longas desired. Afterdesiredpre-washperiod,pull outtheCycleSelectorKnobto completethe cycle. @Tryto washlessoflen.Save articlesofthe sametypeof fabric untilyouhavea fidlload. ~ If youmustwashsmallerloads, adjustthe amountof water.Small loadsshouldhavelowerwater levels. * Washin off-peakutilityhours. Yourlocalutilitycan tellyouwhich are the off-peakhours. use TheFilter-Flopanis theolintfilter. PositiontheFiker-Flopanon the agitatorafterloadingclothesinto thewasher.Lintis easilyseenand removedafterthewashis finished. N~E: Do notusethe Filter-Flo panasa washbasket.Donotputany itemsto be washedin the Filter-Flo pan. Do notplacedetergentpackets in theFilter-Flopan. sortt sortby surface t sortby soil Separate Separ . H . e from from w w It paystodleck and p Ckittie$ f’orwashing.- ~ Emptypockets,brushoutcuffs, zipzippers,snapsnaps,hooks and.buttons. ~ Doanynecessarymending—rips, hems,tears. ~ Checkallitemsforareasof heavysoilm-stain. ~ Removestains.ForSTAII$J RENKXAL(XJ’IDE,SEEPAGE1’7. ~ TbmPolyKnitsinside-outto minimizefabricsurfacedamage. We-washingand Pre-@Wng– a goodwayto bosen deepsoils andstains. A thoroughpre-washingwith detergentor specialsoakingagent is anotherwayto removeheavy soils,embeddeddirtandeven somestains. Pre-washingcanbeeithera completelyseparatewashingstep or a preliminarystepto a complete washcycle.F&detailedMormation on howto pre-washin yourwasher, seepage8, from LIldTPRODUCERS— Suchas terrytowelingandchenille-give uplint. LINTt20LLE~RS— suchas man-madefibersandnapped fabricslikevelveteenandcorduroy —attract1int.Thesemustbe washedseparately. sortby color Separate For more information on lint contro19see page I& Sort byfabric Separate from FO~ matrwwmr+i ON AGENTS, SEE SOAKING from \ PAGE i K g @Pre-treatheavysoilby rubbingin L a smallamountofliquiddetergent orapastemadeofwaterandpowdered detergentor soap.Forbestresults, wait 1/2hour beforewashing. from w from from from FOR . h additionto sortingto reducelint collection,it is recommendedt constructionbe F o s a wheneverpossible. washedtogether cM@4 E m LOADS,SEE PAGES6 and 7. i b 9 m h r i i to special press if you do Blothavea dryer. Hyouaremachine-washing PermanentPressclothesthatyou planto linedry or drip-dry,use extracareto minimizewrinkling in thewashprocess: e Becarefi~notto overload washer.PermanentPressclothes musthaveampleroomto move ffeely.A Md-iumsizePermanent Pressloadis thelargestthatshould bewashed. @Usemomwaterthanyouwould for a regularload.Use a Medium WaterLevelfor a SmallLoad;a LargeWaterLevelfor a Medium Load. ~Removeclothespromptlyas soonas washerstopsandhang immediately. for washing @Loadciothesdry. @Takea properlysortedgroupof clothesanddrop themlooselyin thewashbasketin thisorder: LargeItems—likesheets.Do not wraparoundthe agitator. SmallItems—1ikewashcloths. MediumSizeItems—liketowels. Hem is a typicaliidl load: 3 DoubleSheets 4 LongSleeveShirts 3 BoxerShorts 6 Pillowcases 5 T-shirts 2 Pair Trousers 3 Handkerchiefs Thisillustration,withclothesjust reachingthe ClothesRetaining Ring,showsa properload. Clothes haveampleroomto movebecause theyare notpackeddown,nor wrappedaroundthe agitator. “ C1othesare loadeddry sincewet itemsare apt to packdownwhich encouragesoverloading.This size loadrequiresa fbllwaterffl. To add items after the washer has started. mat is the bestS NOH3:Do notuse the Filter-l?lo pan as a washbasket. Do not put anyiternsto be washedin the Filter-Flopan. Do not place detergentpacketsin the Fiker-Flo pan. ~ O medium, or small? Savethe, energy and by avoidingextrause of the washer.Tryto washa fullload of clothes.If youcan it is betterto saveclothesuntilyouhavea full load. If youmustwashsmaller loads,savewater,energyand detergentby adjustingthe water levelfor the sizeof the load. See page4. @lhm off the washer. ~ Carefullyremovethe Filter-Flo pan. @Add any additionalarticlesby submergingnextto the agitator. ~ Replacethe Filter-Flopan and restartthe washer. N~E: When washingstockings, pantyhose and other easilytangled ~tems,alwayshandleseparately.TO,,==,minimizetangling,we recomend. ~~%; C “=?! the use of a net laundrybag. Ph%M@ate- Perhrn wellinhardor softwater Arenotavailableinsomeareas. Washalltypesoffabricswell. Canbeusedinhot,warm,or coldwater. Non-m?s hatePbwckmd !hetergents Performsatisfactorilyinsoft or moderatelyhardwater, In someareasonlynon-phosphate productsareavailable. Performwellin softwater, Offerbetterperformancein hardwaterthanpowdered non-phosphatetypes. Cleanssyntheticsandfabric blendswell. Areexcellentasconcentrates forremovingspots. Generallydonotcleanwellin hardwater. I$4aybedifflcult todissolve, especiallyincoldwater. Shouldnotbeusedincoldwater. Thosecontainingsodium carbonateasaningredientmay causeharmfullimestonedeposits onclothesandwasherwhen combinedwithhardwater. (SeepageU.) Maynotperformaswellas powderedphosphateproducts whendilutedin washwater. Completelydissolveevenin coldwater. s Pefiormwellin softwater. o Generallydonotcleanwellin medium-hardor hardwater. hlaycombinewithwater hardnessmineralstoform sticlg soapcurd. —— — -– -— --- . =-= . Is yourwaterhard?Ifit is, and if youusea carbonatetypenonphosphatedetergent,youwill mostprobablynoticelimestone~ depositsonyourclothesand washersurfaces.Thehardness ofyourwaterandyourwashing frequencywilldeterminehow rapidlythelimestonewillbuild up.If yourwateris VERYHARD (11or moregrains)andif youwash . just a fewloadsa week,youmay seelimestonebuildupsinjust a few months. EffectsOnC~OtheS Recomnellded methodsto reduce ~~CRXW useofbleaches,presoaks, paclmged waterconditionms, prewash soilandstainremoverstohelpin removingstubbornsoilsandstains. ~Usegreatercarein sortingloads. Washverydirtyloadsseparately andincreasedetergentto helpkeep dirtfromredepositingon less soileditems.Washdelicateitems separatelyto preventdarnagefrom heavy,sturdyclothes. ~Washsmallerloadsto increase cleaningactionofwasher. ~Use fabricsoftenerto counteract stiffhessor harshnessin clothes, Althoughlimestonebuildupoccurs morerapidlyon cotton,it will eventuallyaffectvariousfabricsin thefollowingways: ~Givesa stiff, harsh,roughfeelto fabricssuchas toweling. ~Causescolorsto fadeandbecome dullanddingy. ~Causesgrayingof fabrics. ~Leavesa white,powderyresidue on dark-coloreditems. o Causesspot-fadingofbright colorsas a resultofdirectcontact withdetergent. ~Reduceswrinkle-resistanceof permanentpressfabrics. ~Destroyseffectivenessof flameretardantfinisheson cottonssuch as children’ssleepwear. ~Increasesfabricwearbecause of the scrubbingactionbetween limestonedepositson thefabrics duringwasheragitation. reeds on * Unsightlybuildupon all washer surfacesexposedto thewash solution. s ~at-]ike, crustyformationscaused bylint adheringto the sticky limestonedeposits. ~Increasedservicecallsbecause of limestonedepositsin thepump, recirculationwaterhoses,filters and other washerparts. ~Reduceduseful1ifeof washer. s Usea powderedphosphate detergentor a liquiddetergentif theseareavailablein yourarea. * Installa homewatersoftener. Thiswillsignificantlyreduce limestonebuildup. ~Usea packagednon-precipitating watersofiener,suchas Calgon brandwithphosphate. Good washingpraCtiCeS my (MayEmStone&Bnage to clothes Thefollowingrecommendations willtemporarilydelaythe effects oflimestoneon yourclothes. Theseare generallygoodwashing practicesand willgivebettersoil removalwhetheror notyouhave hardwateror usecarbonate detergent. ~Usehotterwashwater,for exampleup to lSO°F.for cottons. Thisalso improvesoily-soil removal. ~If youwashin coolerwaterto saveenergy,use moredetergentto promotebetterwashing.Alsobe sure to use bleachon bleachable fabrics.Use hot waterwhenever possible. How to partially restore clothes Onceclotheshavedeveloped deposits,theymaybe partially restoredby soakingin a solution of twocupsofvinegarin onegallon ofhottap waterfor U minutes. USEA PLASTICCOhlTAIl+JER. Thenwashclothesin the washer usingdetergent. ~ Do notuse vinegarsoak solutionin washer.The acidic actionofthe vinegarmay damagetheporcelain. ~Vinegarsoaksolutionmay reducethe wrinkle-resistance of permanentpressfabrics. ~ Vinegarsoakmaydamage the dyesin somefabrics. ~Adddetergentandallowwasher to fill and agitateforthree or four minutesto dissolvedetergent beforeaddingclothes. * Increaseamountofdetergent. Seeguideon oppositepagefor recommendeddetergentamounts in relationto waterhardness. * r c ot c i t h C L C w w t s c c i t b t l d MA e or powdered: ,. ~ — . . -—. ,— .- you have... L I-lardwater 2. Largeloads 3. Greasyor oilysoils 4. Lowerwashtemperature 5. Lowphosphatedetergent. .- .“. , J%%r. HARD 4-10Gr. G P L T ~ —. - W .. , Ofdeterg$!nt for V Sudsing Concentrated li%swA— — — —— ‘ >.‘ - m load L Use recommendedamountof detergentfor yourloadandwater hardnessas shownin guide. ~aterLevelSetting L —. -- Usingtoolittledetergentis a commoncauseoflaundryproblems. Alwaysmeasuredetergentin a standardmeasuringcup. Water Hardness HighSwlsing I%wdw Type k Forbestresults,adddetergentto thewashbasketbeforeloading clothes.If youloadyourclothes first, adddetergentnextto the agitator. If yourdetergentdoesn’tdissolve well,predissolvethedetergentin hotwater,thenpourdirectlyinto thewashbasket. v’--7 —“ -. -’ Usemore detergentif a How to we deteqipt-granuk If therecommendedamountof detergentproducestoomanysuds, switchto a lowsudsingdetergent brand,andfollowinstructionson package. The use ofa sufficientamount ofdetergentis oneof themost importantthingsyoucando to makesureyourwashcomesout clean. v AmountIrequirwi mm-dingto: 1. Waterhardness 2. Amountof soil 3. Sizeofload 4. &pe ofdetergent 5. Washtemperature o-1o Grains o o-1o I F G Large Me$ium 2c 1 c 1%cups 1%c E 2. Whenusingotherdetergent u types-low andnormalsuds, powders,liquids,non-phosphate powders,followrecommendations on package. 1c 1c 1c %c P D y r w Q r 3. For hard watertreatment,see o page14. d O A I Ra UC L E Before youcandecidewhatto do abouthardwater,youneedto know if youhaveit and, if so,howhard it is. @If you live in a municipalarea, contactyourwatercompany. ~lfyou livein a ruralarea,or in somesuburbanareas,contactyour countyagent. If yourwateris SOFT,youhave no problem.Youcm usesoapor detergentas youpreferandforget all abouthardwater.If youhave HARDwater-lessthan10grains— andyouusephosphatedetergent, youalsohaveno problem. 13ut,if youhavemorethan 10 grains,youwillneedto softenyour waterwitheither.. . 1. An installedwatersoftenerin yourhome,or 2. Theus&ofa packagedwater soflener. Theanswerwillbe “youhave‘so manygrains’per gallon”and meansthis: Oto 3 grainsper gallon-SOFT 4 to 10grains-13ARD 11to 19grains-VERY14ARD 20 grainsandover— EXTREMELYE?ARD For information on water softeners9see guide belOWe Addthismuchvvakrwmnerwith M Waterkwd G o h W u w d W u w s o–lo o ‘ c ( a lo–15 c e( n %c ( m r 1 %c ( %c m 8 2r s% c t( m s 1c ( m 1 2 h 1c i( n h1 c i( o m a o i 5 0 3d n 5 1c p 1t f e i 5g a a e3 ( m p 1 m f- e r e 5g 1 l c p 1t f ie 5g au 3 (0 m p 1 1m f e e 1 5 g 1 2 g6 ue t ue t . Laundry product andtype B C s L a C N C How Dh ( a d b s l L w b l special instrucmm$ i w h s al i o q l a al a w a d i i F p n d P b i lw a o 2b r —. — - i r d d c a Ems _. w E A 1i D nl p u o q l ce b u ni dl er i h ui a l at u w i o o0 d c o a r. f a 2c St e o t w f t s a n tb oc a e a sf l o b s s a 1 c cl a e o s s w m l s l o ne op i c D b b u o ao f i l —— - e f s n 3 C M C aL h u i n s t —. ao1 M c uu or a k ho f ce ll aca -—o 2 I l me e o a i h w f n a e i er s fu t Emrs—. - h eoe l a r k a S R D a W A R B C s S S a s a i ew o d M rd a 1 Hc m u c m f s e c ( m a a o a s ro l 2 R r c 3 Uyc i T m c dP u r F d id aos r a 4 Du n p d y r o A d w ca 5 F t r s a R B b i e n b B a C h i c o il U a l o c d S u B a l O A n F p p - d A a s o w ca F b W S N s a C P B s B o b s ar b A a B b F ep U w d d F p d F h c p s ea n G r ui v n l ir aoS r u w i iO aC w c e c o s o i wr G r i O u ao e h bf k ts i nb I r c g o o i io a s n m l ) 2 w l te a m ca s o c l i a ce l c a ai r f a e t t w c f m a s x mc t yl uw rpw h c ot m r ma b na gu a r e a a e T Y i s u ice k a l a a it e o te w r t c l cr c h a r t li m u n t o ko i d d no u i s fa c e r o e d H p i al oc i s gc d a kr ca mo i ce t f 1 p t a c i m ra ak at w e o p hl a i si yir r ce E i la c A ck PRENUIATING, $lTAIN AND Sm Iu!MoVIms S a S a K b l’UVllS A % I T s b ‘ W D a R F N c l wp T d a f i d gi W s Cr T g po i e n i rm n b o e u aoC War o ba sr d r a s p d c w p a f n D p i n c c p A a cer f r l m l a p a han 2r s a rs i s tp a a es r r o bo t w A t po i w T rf m t b t y wo c b p b y wr b oac n U ic ak i a e rnmve h r u om po a r w a o ar r a o a o Y N daoC uw ecoe n i ll r vk tr a d G ia l cs n c a ( t mn Ota ic rnw h uo I h wn5 myr 1 cl ( mp d 1c o ( ama eb W r r t e p C T m x d p a ia i t i w S w w ur a d a bi s b m n e i l e i L Tryto removestainsas soonas possible.Thefresherthestain,the easierit is to remove. 2. 13efore attemptingto remove anystain,tike these steps: ~Findthefabricandthefinishin thecharton thenextpage,anduse onlyrecommendedmethods. ~Checkthecarelabelinstructions thatcamewiththegarment. ~Teststainremovalproducton a hiddeninsideseamor on a sample of thematerial. ~Avoiduseofhotwateron unknownstain.It can setsome stains. 3. FO11OW stainremovalwitha thoroughrinsing. 4. W“h withrecommended amountof soapor detergent. stahRemovalHirw–– UsingChlorine Bleach for white and Bkachabk Fabrics. Mix 1/4cup(60ml)chlorine bleachwithonegallon(3.8liter)of coolwater—approximately 80”F. (Z7°C.)-ina sinkor pan. Soak stainedareafor5 minutesand launderin washer. The Case of the “Invisible” Stain. Foodor cookingoilsonyour syntheticgarmentsmaycausestains whichare virtuallyinvisibleand whichyoumaynotnoticeasyou putyourclothesintothewasher. If thesestainsarenotcompletely removedin thewash,theoilyspots maypickup dirtfromthewash water.Thentheywillbecomevery visibleandyoumaythinktheywere causedbythe washcycleitself. C)neethese spots become visible, how can you remove them? ~Rubin undilutedliquiddetergent andlet stand30 minutes. ~ Re-washusinghottestwaterthe fabriccan stand. How can you prevent these 4After-You-VVash”stains? ~Increasethe amountof detergent normallyused. ~Increasewatertemperaturewhere fabricwillpermit. ~Washsyntheticgarmentsmore often. 16 Ekenextpagefor stain RemovalGUM(?. v s white and Fdlrics S4363 Control SettingGuide,BleachonPage7 A ( G dR w i o i cC s o w as d c e A D n e tA a c a u S b i c a w S i c A u t S R w B C I C C C a M a h W o c T C E S L L M o P M R P C G O T C L O o IT i d H m f i hv c w U d aa h o g t a p t l other t m et cuSr d l S e a a w o i EwM’ics i aas b e a i l eb p i d Sr ta w ie as b d R n Ip s r e t S Ro Hc o o p d I c ech pe t o u n o y m b a t r h ib s w p ae R t m h m o i o r c p l l R t t S To l H oB L i w w I s r aa Hc o o l p l ec s r w a s d cc f d d Be a r l n p l o o ea d w s sd hc la a d epB o oa pa o r r t ia f e o cr p s uw uu hl li u f c i pf et l q im l p b m r opa i o xr bn so n o l na o s ooi cea w h t u l t t a p pt a eo m pa i m ru o a S oe i ocrl wt o S l wl a s t di e a a a p i i da c t f cc Ae u lin ue ll q c pl r nl r pt aL m i w pa ie w uaa t oo d a t S i R Hc r o W c p F g a d r s S m ~h t ecw wn fl S w f pa a ri ug o w l a r w o s e c f L A llr a t mu c st Sa t Rs on k p w a e i i a i tIe s e r f e o s o 3riu m l w as d l hp m n e g l a ep a ia l S le n w a s ide ca y tpd i i d u rw e oe nu T l l ec q it wu edc r t a ia c e u o a pa i d y a e o v l — F W C F V G M F I P F J o F S eR o e ,=*:~::* . ---.... * . ‘ S b w o la o L A c a c o u r l h c y o v f o b p l A k R -3 . .. . s V & ~ w ( l n c * n m c b S a r t g f U f a t r f w a s n a p l Fa s u R B P r b e e r l A uo d Ln r l l ( bc m h ac w ti a f l t r b a t iS e t s o o p l ( sp c F S a i c w r uI r s H o o g pi s P s d c l d H o o f w r r eom w e R ba r t Sti ea u S ao t s o ps a i d a S Ih r I e o Z Hc t wl S paO S dl o a a nt t ral o u s cp l A On s b e a it dS p e p t s w w o t ar a a o S T i Ai eu u as q pep l r i t w ww w f r i ue eb r hd h iB % r e q ose m a en o a y n bect ot l t m n i m ec su ac s bo er c s b r c e ua wsi pi a ni b fan a i u n fr a he i t l p n d s a nl m b a t r I a s r m i a l t S a d p i w pe w p I i d l a Li a i t w w ri R aw Bqea aup w en o i bh t ow r a b b sle n a n w s d n e i t m te mr go R H cl o le ce ta u eo m a pa u o r g u d a m e Rp m a n i S m t b t c c t i p ta b oo n bSl s fa o o elo ki at w a a p b el ll e i u b on p epo aaxu t t c li e qc a lt r m pa i oo f o Va i w um c r c ocw ewt l wo B wm n pna i a b u o r b s v a i a w~ v r w ( p o l U e hc f m i ( c f o a s a v a r r M c 1 l u t iw f e b w c p N c s u a o br a w n ]f c i w o at hg w s b u = e rl m c d a a ff ua a evi pl a d u Cie u aa m j h l 3 PRoBLm LIIVI’ORR.ESIDUE ONCLUIWES PIOSSIBLE CAUSE ANDREMEDY ~kc~rrect sortingofclothes.Separatelint-producers(suchasterrytowelsandchenille) frornlint-receivers(suchasman-madefabrics,velveteen,corduroy). oWashingtoolong,especiallyforsmallerloads.Fornorm~soil,washo minuteper poundofdryclothes. ~Useofnon-phosphate detergentswhichcombinewithhardnessmineralstOforma precipitatewhichcanbemistakenforlint.UseaphcqAateorli quid detergent;use warmerwashwateror softenwaterwithaninstahl mechanicalsofteneror apackaged watersoflener. e powderyresidue fromg mayappear r to be ht. Ih?@sohe agranukir detergentinhotwaterbeforeaddingtowasher;makesuredetergentis completely dissolvedbeforeaddingclothes;switchtoliquidor coldwaterdetergentor usewarmer washwater.Seepage13. @Overloadingwillcauseabr&ionwhichcreatesexcessivelint.Washfeweritemswith correctwaterlevel. e Toomuchbleach.Usec~rrect~o~tof bleachaccordingtopackagedirections. d t h l i suspensionduring wash cycle.Increase e amountof n ~Not e detergent.Seepage13. ~~comectuseoffabricsofiener.Ifus~ iIIwashcycle,sofienersmayreactwith detergenttocreatea whitedeposit.Usesoftenersinrinsecycleonlyunlesspackage specifiesaddingtowashcycle.SeepageIS. e p~~g usu~ly on~~~yester-cotton blendsis causedbynormalwearandmayiooklike lint.Tbrningclothesinside-outmayprovidesomehelp. w c a U fabricsoftenerin v s Stiticelectricitycausedb o rinsecycle. GREASYOROILY STAIFJSOhl LAW$JDERED GARIvIEPJTS Thesearesometimescalled“InvisibleStains”becauseyoumaynotnoticethembefore washingclothes.However,if oilysoilsarenotcompletelyremovedinwashcycle,the )ilyspotsmaypickup dirtfromthewashwater.Thespotswillthenbeveryvisible.They irenotcausedbythewasher.Washsyntheticgarmentsas soonaspossibleafterwearing. Jse moredetergentthannormalarldhottestwaterfabriccanstand.If spotsappear,rubin mdilutedliquiddetergent,let stand30minutesandrewashwithextradetergentusing ]ottestwaterfabriccanstand. GRAYEDCL~EIES ~Insufficientdetergent.Youmayneedto increaseamountofdetergentusedif loadis argerthannormal,if soilsare oilyor heavierthanaverage,if waterleveliskrge or if vateris Hardto ExtremelyHard. t Waternothotenoughfortypeofload.Ile surewaterheateris setto deliverhotwaterat ~ewasherat 1400-1500??. Do notwashwhenotherhotwaterneeds—suchas ishwashingor familybaths—areheavy. Poororinferiordetergent.Changetophosphatedetergent,ifpossible.Followthesesteps: 1. Usewaterconditioner,(suchas Calgonbrand) 2. Pre-treatstains 3. LJsehottestwaterpossible 4. U-sebleachwherepossibk 5. IJsepre-soakaids softener 6. Instd N I PRoBLm GEL!iYEm CLmHE~” (continued) I PO$$mLE CAKJSEANDREMEDY @Washeroverload&i.C!lothes camnotnmvefreelyto loosenandremovesoil,causing ..grayappearance.Followcorrectloadingproceduresfor sizeofkxui. .@Impro~~ SOiJ&gwithinsufficientdetergent. Usually a 30-minutesoak ibsufficient. .-~Qwever,whenusingextendedsoaksforheavilysoiledgarmentsyoumayneedto use twicethe~otiendedmpount ofdetergent. ~ Useof soap in hard W&w.Switchto a phosphatedetergent,or fo~owsix stepsat the botiomofpageI&.- ‘ i i s deposition. Use shorter wash times n for ~Wmhingtoo l m r smallerloads. ~ too s D m b piesent in the wash solution at e the ‘SDe&rgent~~ssolves startof agitation. %3 page 13. ~ TOrestore grayed clothes,followoneoftheseprocedures: : .. l 1. Putclothesin washer.Fillwith?IOI’water.CheckManufficturers’ CareLabelsto determineif hotwateris suitablefor garment. a Adda non-precipitatingtypeof watersoftenersuchas Calgonwithphosphate— use2% timesas muchas yotineedfor normalwatersoftening. ~Do not usedetergentor soap. e NOW clothesto go throughcompletecycle. @Repeat,if necessary. Iwa&#sn —.—— — — -—— —- - nmGw—. - _–. Ksw9 . i ~LLOWED XxYrw?s 2. If youpreferto use the Pre-WashCycle,seepage 8. Usethe watersoftenerin place of soakagentor prewashdetergentandallowclothesto soakfor about20 minutes. Ifi?i&E —— — - ~ Incomplete removal of bodysoildueto constantuseof insufficientdetergent.Check hemof T-shirtor pillowcase.If theyare whiteand centeris yellow,it containsbody oil, Restorewhitenessfollowingprocedureson “GrayedClothes;’above. ~ Chlorinebleachmayyellowsomefabricswithresinfinishes.Use oxygenbleach (suchas C!lorox2 brand). Referto GarmentManufacturers’CareInstructions.Restore colorusingcolor remover(suchas Rit or T’intexbrands),followpackagedirections, ~ Iron or mmganese in watermaycauseoverallyellowingor yellowspOtS. %&&m.: —. 1, Use extradetergentplusanon-precipitatingwatersoftenerdissolvedin water beforeaddingclothes.Use non-chlorinebleach. 2. IiIavea specialfilteror chemicalf&ederinstalledin yourhometo removeironand manganesefrom water. 3. Runhot waterfora fewminutesto cleaniron residuebuildupin lines;drainwater heateroccasionally. 4. Tb spreadstainedportionoverpan of boilingwaterand squeeze kxnonjuicethroughstain. To overatiye]knvyuse a co.mmercia~]y avaiktb~e rust scaleremover,followingpackageinstructions.If porcelaindamagecan occur, do notuse in the washer;use a plasticcontainer. ( n p c “111’kfi? ‘ (continued) nwwm’.i P’WM?JBLE CAUSE ANDREMEDY BLUE(X?GM+. COLORSTAIFJS Improperuseoffabricsoftener.ldeverpouri%bricsoftimerdirectlyQncioth~s;a~way% dilutebeforeaddingto rinsewater.Seepage159 dampen~~n~ “ areaandrub withundilutedliquiddetergent.Re-wash,usingchlorinebleachif safe forfabric. !. SEUUIWAGE, GENERAL Somefabricswillshrinkwhetherwashedin a washeror byhand;othersmaybesafely” washedbutwillshrinkin a dryer.FollowGarmentManufacturer’sCare~n~t~’$tion~ ‘, ~‘, efictly.Ifin doubt,donotmachinewashor dry. ~~el~tion ~~i-ge canoccw in knitfabricsmathavebee~~fiproperly$tr~tcfi~ , andelongatedbythemanufacturer.Whenthisoccurs,garmentmaybepressedback intoshapeaftereachwashanddry cycle. s Progressiveor delayedshrinkageis causedwhens~rch or sizing(insomefabrics) is graduallyremovedbylaundering.Maybenoticedin oldergarmentsthathavebeen washedmanytimeswithoutpreviousshrinkage.Tnat as fbrRelaxationShrinkageabove. e ~~ae ~~sed by overh~t~ occu~ in c~~in hit fabricsthat‘havebeenheatshaped.Whenwashing,dryingor ironingtemperaturesexceedthetemperaturesusedto shapeset, shrinkagemayoccur.Thiscannotbe corrected,but itcan be preventedby washingin coolor warmwater;dryingon Lowor Delicateheat. smKAGE, K~S “’ WRIhJKLIhJG IbJ PERMAFWR+JT PRESS AIWI“IWMIKXW” ITEMS ~Leavingclothesin dryeraftertumblingstops.Removeandhangclothesimmediately. l at Do notcombinel~ads. e T~ ~my clo~e$~ &yer.Dry o o m ~~proper loads,AvoidlaunderingheavyPermanentPressitem%suchas work clothes,withlighterPermanentPressitemssuchas shirtsor blouses.Do not wash PermanentPresswithreguIarlaundry. @Tm manyclothesin washer.PermanentPressloadsshouldalwaysbe smallerthan regularloads...no morethanmediumloadsto giveclothesroomto movefreely. ~Incorrectwashanddry cycles.Use PermanentPressWashcyclewhichprovidesa cooldownrinseto minimizewrinkling.Alsouse PermanentPressDry cycle. ~Incorrectwaterlevel.Use LargeWaterLevelfor MediumLoad, MediumLevel for SmallLoad. e Repea~ washingintoohotwakr.W..shincold or warmwater with @enty ofdetergent. ~Accumulationof limescaledueto useof carbonatedetergents.If youmustuse a non-phosphatedetergent,avoidtheuse ofhigh-carbonate-builtdetergent. ~Failureto use fabricsoftener.Properuse willminimizewrinkling. HKMM.JEM POSSIBLE CAUSEAND R.I!MEDY WRIIYKLI?W3 IN PRESS PH?MANJ31UT To remove wrinkles: ~ Returnbleon “Permanent Press” setting. ~ Rerinse anddry on “PermanentPress”setting. AND ITEMS (continued) SNAGS,HOLES, TEARS,RIPSOR EXCESSIVEWEAR ~~funsuccessfil,re~mb~eonhighheatfor 10to 1.2minutesandhangimmediately. . Ironcarefirlly. ~Sendto dry cleanersforpressing. e Somewrinklesmayremainwhichcannotbe removed. e pins o o sharpo lefi in pockets. check to make sure W SUChobjects are removed.Alsocheckwashtub. ~Snaps,hooks,sharpbuttons,beltbuckles,zippers.Fastenhooks,zippersand buttons.Removesharpbuttonsandbeltbuckles.Thisis especiallyimportantin washingknitswhichsnageasily.Turnknitsinsideout. ~Holeswithrandomsquareshapeswithyellowdiscolorationmaybecausedby improperuseof chlorinebleach.Useonlycorrectamountofbleach.Seepage15. I?everaddundilutedbleachto washtubor allowclothesto comeintocontactwith undilutedbleach.Do notwipeupbleachspillswithclothes. @Chemicalssuchas hairbleach,dye,permanentwavesolutions,batteryacidsand toiletbowlcleanersmaycausefabricl-roles.Rinsealltowelsandotherarticlesthat camein contactwiththesechemicalsbeforeputtingthemin wash.Donotcontaminate clothingarticleswiththesechemicals. ~Small,unnoticedtearsmayenlargeduringwashingprocess.Checkgarmentsbefore washingandmendallrips andtears. ~AsPermanentPressgarmentsage,theymayshowfrayingat collarsandcuffs.Thisis normaldueto weakeningof fibersbythe PermanentPressprocess.It is notcausedby washer.Youcan slowthisprocessbywashingsmallPermanentPressloadswitha LargeWaterLevel.Do not washheavyitemssuchas towelswithPermanentPress. Removecollarstays,whenpossible. ~Roughnessor burrson agitatormaycauserips or tears.Checkagitatorand filerough spotsif necessary. @Garmentsweakenedby age, sunor atmosphere.Thisis inevitableandis notcaused ~ywasher. b ~Toolarge loads,or too littlewater.Loadwasheronlywithnumberofitemsthatwill movefreely.Selectcorrectwaterlevel. ~13AVILY SOILED LREASsuchas ollarsandcuffs Pretreatwith liquiddetergent. ( n p c (Cmtime$) PROBLEM lP0SSlD3LE CAUSE AIND REMEDY WASHERWON’T OPERATE ec h fises o circuit b~~erse If~other qjpfiacgjis s&u’@ the ddriCid outlet, remove it. Washer shouldhave separate outlet. WATER TEMPERATURE e M&e SUEtemperature selectorswitchesare corkxtly Set. ‘ Is INcoRREcr rz hotto hot, coldtocold. \ T ~Watervalvescreensmaybe stoppedup. Removeinlet hosesfromwatervalve.Cleanthescreensandreinstallhoses. e ch~khousehold heate~tom&e S i is deliveringwater at MOOto fioo~. , XATERWOI’4’T I I DRAIN WATERLEAKS I WASHERIS 1401SY ~Makesuredrainhoseis notkinked. @TOPof drainoutletshouidbe lessthan 8 ft. abovefloor. *Makesurehosecomectionsaretightat faucets. *Makesure endofdrainhoseis correctlyinsertedin and securedto drainihcility. ~Makesurewasheris levelandfirmto the floorwithrubberfootpadsin placeand kontjam nutstight.SeeyourInstallationInstructions. ~A sharpdistinctivesoundwillbe heardat theend of eachspinperiodas the motor itopsandthe spinbrakeinsidethetransmission“locksin? This soundis normal. ~Heavilyunbalancedloadscan causethe washerto vibrateexcessivelyduringspin, ml maycauseit to movefromitsoriginalposition.In extremecases,(usuallyoccurs .vhenwashinga single,heavyitemor a smallload whenwaterlevelis set higherthan necessary)the spinbasketmaystrikethe outertub, creatingaloud butharmlessnoise. Tocorrect, openthelid and redistributethe loadevenlyaboutthe washbasket.Close the lid andrestart. i I PAUSES * Washernormallypausesbetweenwashingsteps... suchas betweenwashmd spinOr IN CYCLE 22 -. The tub. Theporcelainis seM-ckaning.Leave lid open after washing to allowmoistureto evapmzte.Do not use harsh or gritty ckansers. The exterior. wipe off anyspills of washingcompounds.W~p.or dust withdampcloth.Trynottohit surfacewithsharpobjects. Tostore washer: Askservicetechnicianto remove waterfromdrainpumpandhoses topreventfreezing. Donot storethewasherwhereit willbe exposedto the weather. For long vacations: 13esurewatersupplyis shutoffat faucetsanddrainall waterfrom hosesif weatherwillbe below freezing. 0 A L w g o ) P J TheActivator”agitator.Remove at regularintervali-about 4 to 6 months-and removeanylintthat mayhaveaccumulated.No tools are needed,simplygraspagitator withbothhandsandpullstraight up sharply.Theslottedsectionat the topofthemetalshafthas a light coatingof lubricant to preventparts sticking together.If thisarea appearsto be dry,applya lightcoat of greaseor petroleumjelly around theslotteds&tionofthe sliaft beforereplacingthe agitator.Do notovergrease. Whenreplacingthe agitator, carefhllylowerstraightdownonto the shaftso thatit fitsintothe slots. Thenapplydownwardpressure untilagitatorsnapsintoitsnormal position. How b F from pan ~ Soakfilterpan in a preheated 16001?. (71”C.)solutionofhalf vinegarand half waterfor U minutes.Thenbrush eachsideof pan with a stiff bristlebrushwhile flushingwithrunningwater. ~ Do not soakin porcelain container.Vinega~” can damage porcelain. a Do not exceed180°F,(82°c.) or filterpan maywarp. 23 Toobtainservice,seeyourwarranty on thebackpageofthisbook. We’reproudofourserviceand wantyouto bepleased.If forsome reasonyouarenothappywiththe serviceyoureceive,herearethree stepsto followforthther help. FIRST,contactthepeoplewho servicedyourappliance.Explain whyyouarenotpleased.Inmost cases,thiswillsolvetheproblem. NEXT,if youare stillnotpleased, writeallthedetails-including yourphonenumber—to: Manager,ConsumerRelations GEAppliances AppliancePark Louisville,Kentucky40225 FINALLY,if yourproblemis still notresolved,write: MajorAppliance ConsumerActionPanel 20 NorthWackerDrive Chicago,Illinois60606 u e Saveproofoforiginalpurchase datesuchasyoursalessliporcancelled checktoestablish warranty period. is ( Thiswarrantyis extendedto theoriginalpurchaserandany succeedingownerforproducts purchasedforordinaryhomeuse inthe48 mainlandstates,Hawaii inyourhometo repairor replace andWashington, D.C.InAlaskathe any part of the washerthatfails warrantyis thesameexceptthatit is becauseofa manufacturing LlMlTEt3becauseyoumustpayto defect. shipthe productto theserviceshop or forthe servicetechnician’stravel IJMITED AIXllTKMAL coststo yourhome. IWUFWEAR WARRANTY Ail warrantyservicewill be provided Forthesecondthroughfifthyear byour FactoryServiceCentersor fromdateoforiginalpurchase, byour authorizedCustomerCare” wewill provide,freeofcharge, servicersduringnormalworking replacementpartsfor anypart of the transdssion thatfailsbecause hours. of a manufacturingdefect.Youpay Lookin theWhiteor YellowPages forthe servicetripto yourhome of yourtelephonedirectoryfor andservicelaborcharges.Or,if GENERALELECTRICCOMPANY, youdesire,wewill providea GENERALELE(XRICFA(YKX3Y completely reconditioned SERVICE,GENERALELE(XRiCtransmission. Youpayforthe HOTPOINTFACTORY SERVICEor shopreconditioninglabor,the GENERALELECTRICCUS?OMER servicetrip to yourhomeand CARE@ SERVICE. servicelaborcharges. FULL CMEYEAR Foroneyearfromdateoforiginal purchase,we willprovide,freeof charge,partsandservicelabor [ @Servicetripsto yourhometo teachyouhowto usetheproduct. Readyour Useand Cam material. If youthen haveanyquestions aboutoperatingthe product, pleasecontactyourdealeror our ConsumerAffairsofficeatthe addressbelow,or call,tollfree: GEAnswerCente@ 800.626.2000 consumerinformationservice ~ Replacementof housefusesor resettingof circuitbreakers. ~ Failureofthe productif it is used for otherthan its intendedpurpose or usedcommercially. @Damageto productcaused by accident,fire,floodsor acts of God. WARRANTOR ISNOTRESPONSIBLE FORCONSEQUENTIALDAMAGES. ~ Improperinstallation. If you have an installationproblem, contactyourdealeror installer. Youare responsiblefor providing adequateelectrical,plumbingand otherconnectingfacilities. S s m n a T k w d n a t t y T w y l r e o l g a i y y s s c ot i x o ci l ra pa y o si y l ( H furtkx help k ol n d oc m s t aa cnl alo ei s m pa h o rio r ih w v eef a s o p t rs ce n aho t oo o y so Ao g o G f n t Electric this Affairs, GE B ~ io l h uett xm g i c t v oa g f n t tr r write: KY40225 i. I \