GE WWA8310B User Manual

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—.-The damagingeffectsofcarbonateDetergentsuon your Clothesandyour washer.—Isyourwaterhard? Hit is, and ifThehardnessof yourwaterandyouusea carbonate

How muchdetergentshouldyouuse?The useof a sufficientamount ofdetergentisone of the mostimpor-tant thingsyoucan do to makesureyour washcomesout clean.A

Hard water—doyou haveit?Beforeyoucan decidewhat to doabout hard water,you needtoknowif you haveit and, if so, howhard it is.@If you livein a municipal

other laundryhum-yPHMhd &TypeBLEACHChlorineLiquidsuchasCloroxbrandOxygenPowderedsuchas Clorox2brandFABRICSOFTENERSRinseadditivesuchas DownybrandWa

How toremove stains1. Tr>’to removestainsassoon aspossible.The fresherthe stain, theeasierit isto remove.2. Beforeattemptingto removeany stain, tak

‘whiteandm%daableFabricsSWWashing Guide,EIkwhon Page16.Rubwithiceor immerseinverycoldwater. Usedulltool to carefidiyscrapeoff asmuch adhesiveorgumaspo

washingguidefordifferent fabticsandloadsLoadCottons and LinensKnits—Polyester,Nylon,AcrylicWovenFabrics—Polyester,Nylon,AcrylicPermanentPress, BlendsR

J.-.BleachForwhiteor colorfast, useliquidchlorinetype; for non-colorfast,usegentleoxygentype.Forwhiteor colorfast, useliquidchlorinetype; for non-colo

Tofi%rveTimem-dMoney—before yell call for service,check the Problem solverIf you havea problem, it maybeminor.Youmay beableto correctit yourself..Just

PROBLEMGRAYED CIDH-IESPOSSIBLECAUSEANDRRMEDYInsufficientdetergent.Youmayneedto increaseamount of detergentusedif loadislargerthan normal, if soilsare

safety hlstrlmic?m3“4settingthe controls ’445Hmv tousesoak setting 6Energy saving Tips6Good Sorting Means Better ‘7’Vv--hingIt PaystoChxki and ‘7Pm-tr

The ProblemPROBLEMsolver(continued)YELLOWED CLOTHESBLUEORGRAYCOLOR STAINSSHRINKAGE, GENERALSHRINKAGE, KNITSPOSSIBLECAUSEANDREMEDYIncompleteremovalof b

PROBLEMWRINKLING INPERMANENT PRESSAND “NO-IRON”ITEMS.SNAGS, HOLES,,TEARS, IUPS OREXCESSIVEWEARPOSSIBLE CAUSE AND REMEDYLeavingclothesin dryerafter tum

The Problem solver (Continued)PROBLEMSNAGS, HOLES,TEARS, IUPS OREXCESSIVEWEAR(continued)HEAVILYSOILEDAREAS-such ascollarsand cuffsWASHERWON’TOPERATEWA

PROBLEMWATER WON’TDRAINWASHERIS NOISYWASHERPAUSESIN CYCLEPOSSIBLECAUSEAJ’aDREMEDYe ~a~esure dj-ain hose isnotkirl~ed.o Top of drain outletshouldbeless

How tocareWermaintenanceimtmctiomme‘nib.\ /Theporcelainisself-cleaning.Leavelid open after washingtoallowmoisture to evaporate.Donot use harsh or grit

to buildandwe knowthat youwantyourappliancesto giveyoumanyyears of dependableservice.OurConsumerServicesaredesignedwith your needsandwants in mind.kVa

I.WHAT1SCOVEREDFULLC)NE=YEARWARRANTYForoneyearfrom dateof originalpurchase,wewill provide,freeofcharge,partsandservicelaborinyourhometo repairor repla

.—...-.—...-“—Important SafetyInstructions–sAvE THESEINSTRUCTIONS...Readauinstructions beforeusing thisappliance---L-------—.---?VARNING—When usingt

e DO IMX tamper withcontrols.@Do not operatethisapplianceif i~isdamaged,rnalfuncticming,partiallydisassembled,or hasmissingor broken parts, includinga

Someadjustment to theserecommendationsmaybe desirabledependingon yourparticularwashingconditions.Cottons& LinensPermanentPressPolyesterKnitsSynthe

Energy-savingTipsRegularCycleNORMALSPEED~“SOAK” settingtemperaturewillautomaticall~bec~ld.~If a hot or warm soakisdesired9@the WASH/RINSE TH’@ER-AllJR

GoodsortingmeansSeparatefrom,\nLintCollectorsLINT PRODUC13RS-such asterrytowelingand chenille—giveup lint.LINT COLLECTORS—suchasman-madefibersand napp

~Load clothesdry.~Takea properlysorted group ofclothesand drop thermlooselyinthe wash basketin this order:LargeItems—likesheets.Do notwrap around the

. ..._...;Pm’vdwedDetergentsNQn”Phosphate—PowderedDetergentsLiquidDetergentsPerform wellin hard or softwater.Washalltypesof fabricswell.Can be usedin