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1.    Always measure bleach  Do not guess   Never use more than 1 cup  250 mL  for  a full load  Use less with lower water  level settings  Follow directions on  bottle for safe use  Use a cup with a  pouring spout to avoid spilling    1  Load the washer first    2  Pour measured bleach carefully into  dispenser  Do not let bleach splash   drip or run down into washer basket   Undiluted bleach will damage any  fabric it touches    3  Start the washer  Bleach will be  diluted automatically during the  wash part of the cycle     Liquid fabric softener  dispenser    1  Add detergent and load to the  basket    2  Add liquid fabric softener to  the dispenser using the amount  recommended on the bottle    3  Avoid dripping or spilling any fabric  softener on the load    4  Dilute fabric softener with hot water   Add enough hot water to fill the  dispenser up to the opening    5  Start the washer  Diluted fabric soft   ener will be added to the load during  the deep rinse portion of the cycle    NOTE  Do not stop the washer during   this time  If you do  the fabric softener   will mix with the remaining soapy wash  water  This will cause stains  Do not put  detergent in the liquid fabric softener  dispenser    6  If the dispenser needs cleaning   flush with hot water    NOTE  Do not wash clothes with   dispenser removed     lf You Need Service Or Assistance    We suggest you follow  these steps     1  Before calling for assistance     Performance problems often result from  little thin
2.  Cycle    A cycle for regular loads of fabrics that  are moderately soiled     EXTRA RINSE OPTION      REGULAR    NORMAL 10  HEAVY 14       SUPER WASH 4    FILL to Selected Level  WASH 4 Minutes High Speed  WASH 6 Minutes Low Speed    DRAIN               No Agitation    The washer will proceed to Extra Rinse   if selected  See page 10               Permanent Press Normal Cycle    A cycle designed for moderately soiled  permanent press and some synthetic  fabrics  The cool down rinse helps keep  wrinkles from setting into these items     10 NORMAL    Stent PERMANENT    PRESS    REGULAR CYCLE  EXTRA RINSE                                   Permanent Press Light Cycle    A cycle designed for lightly soiled per   manent press and some synthetic fab   rics  The cool down rinse helps keep   wrinkles from setting into these items     10 NORMAL  HT  ey LIG    PERMANENT  PRESS    REGULAR CYCLE  EXTRA RINSE                                                 e i    O 2   j  a   C   o   am ee                Operating Instructions  Continued    Knits Gentle Normal Cycle    A cycle that gently washes and  spins moderately soiled delicate items  and washable knits     B          LIGHT    KNITS GENTLE    PULL START   PUSH STOP                         Knits Gentle Light Cycle    A cycle that gently washes and  spins lightly soiled delicate items  and washable knits     8  6 NORMAL  LIGHT    KNITS GENTLE    PULL START   PUSH STOP                            Alndicates that machine is pausing for a 
3.  HAZARDOUS FUMES can be  formed if chlorine bleach is used in  the same wash as ammonia or acids  such as vinegar or rust remover     e ALWAYS unplug the power supply  cord before attempting to service  the washer    e DO NOT machine wash glass fiber  materials  Small particles can stick to  fabrics washed in following loads and  cause skin irritation    e You are responsible for making  sure that your washer        is used only for jobs normally ex   pected of home automatic washers        is not run by children or anyone  unable to operate it properly  3    Ef  zi  O       a j      E  D   S   x       Operating Instructions    The drawings in this book may vary slightly from your washer model  They are  designed to show the different features of all the models covered by this book     NOTE  Your model may not include all the features shown     Starting your washer    Be sure to measure and add detergent  then place a sorted load in the washer before    starting it     MEDIUM       Saal gO ee  EX SMALL I 1 Ex LANGE    RESET    INFINITE WATER SAVING  LOAD SIZE SELECTOR    HOT HOT WARM COLO  WARM COLD COLD COLO    WASH  RINSE    ENERGY SAVING  TEMPERATURE SELECTOR       1  Select a load size       Turn the knob to point at a setting that  describes the size of load you want  to wash       Set the knob anywhere on or between  EX SMALL  a few small items  and  EX LARGE  a full load        To change the water level after the  washer has started to fill  turn the  knob to RESET  th
4.  LINE service  assistance number in Step 2     14    5  If you are not satisfied with  how the problem was solved             Contact the Major Appliance  Consumer Action Panel  MACAP    MACAP is a group of independent  consumer experts that voices con   sumer views at the highest levels ot  the major appliance industry    e Contact MACAP only when the  dealer  authorized servicer or  Whirlpool have failed to resolve  your problem    Major Appliance Consumer  Action Panel   20 North Wacker Drive   Chicago  IL 60606   e MACAP will in turn inform us of  your action      When requesting assistance  please  provide  model number  serial number   date of purchase  and a complete  description of the problem  This infor   mation is needed in order to better  respond to your request        Notes    IF YOU NEED SERVICE OR ASSISTANCE    w    Whirlpool  Automatic Washer Warranty    AW003    LENGTH OF WARRANTY   WHIRLPOOL WILL PAY FOR    FULL ONE YEAR FSP   replacement parts and repair labor to  WARRANTY correct defects in materials  including top and lid  From Date of Purchase rust  or workmanship  Service must be provided  by an authorized Whirlpool service company   LIMITED FIVE YEAR FSP replacement parts for any part of  WARRANTY gearcase assembly if defective in materials  From Date of Purchase or workmanship  The gearcase assembly   is shown below     FSP replacement parts for any top and lid rust   LIMITED TEN YEAR FSP replacement of outer tub should it crack  or    WARRANTY fail 
5.  product    2  Push Cycle Control Knob in    3  Turn clockwise until indicator points  to the number in the SOAK Cycle    4  Pull Cycle Control Knob out    The washer will start    5  When the cycle is over  add  detergent for the next selected wash  cycle  The SOAK Cycle should al   ways be followed by a wash cycle    NOTE  See the Laundry Guide for   additional soaking information     Pre wash Cycle    For best results  use warm water for  pre washing stained laundry  Hot water  can set stains    1  Use recommended amount of  pre soak product or detergent    2  Push Cycle Control Knob in    3  Turn clockwise until indicator points  to the number next to PRE WASH    4  Pull Cycle Control Knob out    The washer will start    5  When the cycle is over  add  detergent for the next selected wash  cycle  The PRE WASH Cycle should  always be followed by a wash cycle    NOTE  See the Laundry Guide for   additional pre washing information     MAGIC CLEAN    lint filter    The lint filter at the bottom of the  washer basket cleans itself  During agi   tation  wash and rinse water pass over  the filter  separating lint from water   The collected particles of lint are then  continuously spun away from the filter  and washed out of the system at the  end of the wash cycle   If your washer drains into a tub    remove any lint collected in the tub  or strainer    11    E  La  S       P ee           ae  B       Other Operating Instructions  Continued          12    Liquid bleach dispenser 
6. Temperature selector    Load size Cycle control Extra rinse switch    selector Model and serial    number plate   under lid     Bleach dispenser    Fabric softener  dispenser    Ne  ES  eee   Agitator               Tub    Basket    MAGIC CLEAN    lint filter   not shown           SUPER CAPACITY TWO SPEED  AUTOMATIC WASHERS  LAGOSOXT LA6800XT LA7000XT LA7001XT    Contents    Page  Important Safety  Instructions                  3  Operating Instructions  Starting your washer          4 5  Whathappensineachcycle   5 9  Other Operating  Instructions  Rinse and spin               10  Extra rinse option             10  Drainandspin               10  Soak cycle                   11  Pre wash cycle               11  MAGIC CLEAN   lint filter      11  Liquid bleach dispenser        12  Liquid fabric softener  dispenser                  12  If You Need Service Or  Assistance                   13 14  Whirlpool Automatic  Washer Warranty             16      1990 Whirlpool Corporation       Thank you for buying a Whirlpool  appliance  Please complete and mail  the Owner Registration Card provided  with this product  Then complete the  form below  Have this information ready  if you need service or call witha  question      Copy model and serial numbers  from plate  under lid near hinge  and  the purchase date from the sales slip   e Keep this book  the Laundry Guide  and the sales slip together ina  handy place     Model Number  Serial Number  Purchase Date    Service Company Phone Numbe
7. brief soak period     Soak Cycle  or  Pre Wash Cycle    Brief periods of agitation and soak time  help remove heavy soils and certain  stains that need extra pretreatment   Use recommended amount of  detergent or pre soak additive  The  SOAK Cycle should always be followed  by a wash cycle     PRE   WASH 4  SOAK 14 OFF          NOTE  The pre wash setting starts the  washer at the second wash period   Special care is needed when soaking  or pre washing laundry  See the Laun   dry Guide for proper use of this cycle                  Super Wash Cycle    Use for washing heavily soiled loads  that require maximum soil removal   Double the amount of detergent  recommended when using the  SUPER WASH Cycle     EXTRA RINSE OPTION       REGULAR    NORMAL 10    HEAVY 14    SUPER WASH 4    After the partial drain  the washer  automatically refills and goes into the  REGULAR HEAVY Cycle  Be sure to  use enough detergent for the double  wash                     So  D  m  ES        Lep  z  N   j  a        o     oO      7        Other Operating Instructions    NORMAL 10  HEAVY 14    SUPER WASH 4    KNITS GENTLE  PRE   WASH 4    SOAK 14 OFF PULL START   PUSH STOP    REGULAR CYCLE  EXTRA RINSE    OFF     OF 10 NORMAL    PERMANENT  ay 6 LIGHT PRESS    REGULAR    NORMAL 10  HEAVY 14    SUPER WASH 4  OFF  ag ON  6 NORMAL  LIGHT  KNITS GENTLE    PRE   WASH 4    SOAK 14 OFF PULL START   PUSH STOP    10          Rinse and spin    When using extra detergent for heavily   soiled clothes  or washing spe
8. cial care   items  you may want an extra rinse and   spin    1  Push Cycle Control Knob in    2  Turn clockwise to one of the dots on  the dial  as illustrated    3  Pull Cycle Control Knob out  The  washer will fill to selected level   agitate 2 minutes  drain and spin     Extra rinse option    You can automatically add an extra  rinse and spin to the REGULAR Cycle   using the extra rinse option    e Flip the Extra Rinse switch to the ON  position before the REGULAR Cycle  starts  The washer will automatically  go to an extra rinse and spin after the  REGULAR Cycle is completed    e  f no extra rinse and spin is wanted in  the REGULAR Cycle  switch to the  OFF position  The Cycle Control Knob  will then stop at the end of the  REGULAR Cycle  before reaching the  dot on the washer dial    For an extra rinse in other cycles  see      Rinse and spin        Drain and spin    A drain and spin may help shorten  drying times for some heavy fabrics  or special care items by removing  excess water    1  Push Cycle Control Knob in    2  Turn clockwise until indicator points  to any bar just before an OFF area  on the dial  as illustrated    3  Pull Cycle Control Knob out  The  washer will drain and spin     PRE     WASH 4    PRE    WASH 4    MAGIC CLEAN  lint filter    SOAK 14 OFF       SOAK 14 OFF          Basket  interior       Soak Cycle    For best results  use warm water for  soaking stained laundry  Hot water can  set stains    1  Use recommended amount of  detergent or pre soak
9. d Trademark SM Service Mark of Whirlpool Corporation    Part No  3351534 Rev  A    1990 Whirlpool Corporation Printed in U S A     
10. e for  the selected number of minutes    e To stop the washer at any time   push in the Cycle Control Knob  To  restart the washer  pull out the  Cycle Control Knob     What happens in each cycle    Each cycle has different agitation and  spin speeds designed for different kinds  of fabrics    Numbers on the dial in each cycle are  the minutes of wash agitation time    When the Cycle Control Knob is set  to anumber and pulled out  the washer  fills before agitation and timing starts   After agitation starts  the knob turns  clockwise until it points to OFF and the  cycle ends    The washer will pause briefly  throughout each cycle  These pauses  are normal  They allow for the reversing  of the motor  normal washer operation  and the cool down portion of the  PERMANENT PRESS Cycle     NOTE  You may hear the sound of  water spraying during the spin parts of  some cycles  In some cycles  water is  sprayed on the spinning load to help  with the rinsing     Gentle Wash System   For better fabric care in the REGULAR  and PERMANENT PRESS Cycles  the  agitation speed is reduced during the  last few minutes of wash agitation time     3    Z        Operating Instructions  Continued    Regular Heavy Cycle    A cycle for sturdily constructed fabrics  that are heavily soiled     EXTRA RINSE OPTION      REGULAR    NORMAL 10  HEAVY 14       SUPER WASH 4    SPIN High Speed  Spray Rinse                        The washer will proceed to Extra Rinse   if selected  See page 10     Regular Normal
11. en to the desired  water level    NOTE  For best washing results  items   should move freely in the washer  Do   not overload the washer or choose a   water level that is too low for your wash   load    For best results with permanent  press clothes  use the EX LARGE water  level    Reduce wash time when using EX  SMALL or SMALL water level settings   Loads with only a few small items need  less wash time for best results     2  Select water temperature    s Match the water temperature to the  type of fabric and soils being washed       The top temperature is the wash  selection and the bottom temperature  is the rinse selection    NOTE  Use warm wash water with   the PERMANENT PRESS or KNITS   GENTLE Cycles    For heavily soiled permanent press  or knit clothes  pre wash or pre soak  before washing in warm water    ALWAYS use cold rinse water for  permanent press fabrics     REGULAR    Nona 10    neavy td    SUPER wasn 4    PERMANENT  PRESS    ors ON     3           6 NonMAaL  LIGHT    A KNITS GENTLE    OFF       PULL START   PUSH STG    3  Select cycle and wash time  Start the washer    e Push in the Cycle Control Knob and  turn it clockwise     e Stop when the indicator on the knob s  outer ring points to the number in the  wash cycle you want  The numbers  are minutes of wash time     e Start the washer by pulling out the  Cycle Control Knob  The washer will  fill to the selected water level with the  selected wash water temperature   After filling  the washer will agitat
12. gs you can find and fix yourself  without tools of any kind    if your washer does not fill    e Is the power supply cord plugged into  a live circuit with the proper voltage    e Are both water faucets open    e Have you checked your home s main  fuses or circuit breaker box       Are the water supply hoses kinked       Is the Cycle Control Knob set and  pulled out    If your washer does not spin    e Is the lid closed    e Is the power supply cord plugged into  a live circuit with the proper voltage    e Have you checked your home s main  fuses or circuit breaker box    If your washer stops during   a cycle    e Remember  the washer pauses briefly  at different times in each cycle  These  pauses are normal    if your washer fills and drains   without running    e Make sure that the Cycle Control Knob  is pointing to a number in the cycle    Make sure the drain hose is higher   than the water level in the washer    If it isn   t    e The washer may seem to be draining  during wash and rinse cycles    e Water can siphon out     See Installation Instructions         2  If you need assistance          Call Whirlpool COOL LINE    service assistance telephone  number  Dial free from anywhere  in the U S    1 800 253 1301   and talk with one of our trained consul   tants  The consultant can instruct you in  how to obtain satisfactory operation  from your appliance or  if service is nec   essary  recommend a qualified service  company in your area   If you prefer  write to    Mr  D
13. ng solvents   kerosene  in or near your washer     DO NOT add flammable fluids to the    wash water  These substances    give off vapors that can create a  FIRE HAZARD or EXPLOSION     o If hot water has not been used  recently  usually 2 weeks or  longer   hydrogen gases may build  up in the water heater and the hot  water pipes  HYDROGEN GAS IS  EXPLOSIVE  To prevent injury or  damage  before using your washer   turn on all hot water faucets and  allow water to run for several  minutes  This will allow gases to  escape  DO NOT smoke or use  any open flame near the faucet  while it is open    You are responsible for mak    ing sure that your washer        is installed  repaired  and has  parts replaced by a qualified  person        is properly installed and leveled  on a floor that can support the  weight         is connected to the correct 3   prong outlet  electric supply   water supply and drain         is properly grounded         is properly maintained         is protected from the weather  and kept where the temperature  will not fall below freezing      See the Installation Instructions         SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS         Additional safety instructions and your responsibilities    e ALWAYS store detergent  laundry  aids and other materials in a cool  dry    place where children can t reach them        in a locked cabinet if possible   e ALWAYS read and follow instructions    on packages of detergent and laundry    aids     especially warnings and  precautions    e
14. onald Skinner   Director of Consumer Relations   Whirlpool Corporation   2000 M 63   Benton Harbor  MI 49022  Please include a daytime phone  number in your correspondence     3  If you need service       Whirlpool has a        nationwide network  Whirlpdol of authorized  SERVICE Whirlpool    service  companies     Whirlpool service technicians are trained  to fulfill the product warranty and provide  after warranty service  anywhere in the  United States  To locate the authorized  Whirlpool service company in your area   call our COOL LINE   service assistance  telephone number  see Step 2  or look in  your telephone directory Yellow Pages  under     APPLIANCES   HOUSEHOLD   ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES    MAJOR   SERVICE  amp  REPA SR MAJOR  REPAIRING  amp  PARTS    WASHING MACHINES  DRYERS   amp  IRONERS   SERVICING    WHIRLPOOL APPLIANCES  AUTHORIZED WHIALPOOL SERVICE    SERVICE COMPANIES       JONVISISSY HO JOIAUSS CIIN NOA dl    SNOILONYLSNI SNILWHdd0 YSHLO    If You Need Service Or Assistance  Continued    4  If you need FSP   replacement parts       FSP is a registered trademark of  Whirlpool Corporation for quality parts   Look for this symbol of quality when   ever you need a replacement part for  your Whirlpool appliance  FSP replace   ment parts will fit right and work right   because they are made to the same  exacting specifications used to build  every new Whirlpool appliance    To locate FSP replacement parts  in your area  refer to Step 3 or call the  Whirlpool COOL
15. r    If your washer has a Consumer Buy  Guide label  remove it  It will be easier  to remove before the washer is used   To remove any remaining glue   e Rub briskly with thumb to make a ball   then remove   or  e Soak area with liquid hand dishwash   ing detergent before removing glue as  described above   Do not use sharp instruments   rubbing alcohol  flammable fluids or  abrasive cleaners  These can damage  the finish  See    Important Safety  Instructions    on page 3     Important Safety Instructions    AWARNING    To reduce the risk of fire  electrical shock  or    injury to persons when using your washer  fol   low basic precautions  including the following        Read all instructions before  using the washer     e NEVER wash items cleaned   washed  soaked in or spotted with  wax  paint  gasoline  or flammable  fluids in the washer  The fumes  can create a FIRE HAZARD or  EXPLOSION  ALWAYS hand    launder and air dry fabrics contain     ing these materials    e NEVER allow children to operate   play with  or crawl inside the  washer  Close supervision of  children is necessary when the  washer is used near children    e When discarding an old washer     ALWAYS remove the lid to prevent    accidental entrapment    e NEVER put your hands into the  washer until all motion stops  If the  lid is opened while the basket is  spinning  the basket will automati   cally stop in a few seconds    e DO NOT tamper with controls    e NEVER use or store flammable  fluids  dry cleani
16. to contain water  due to defective materials  From Date of Purchase or workmanship     WHIRLPOOL WILL NOT PAY FOR    A  Service calls to   1  Correct the installation of the washer   2  Instruct you how to use the washer   3  Replace house fuses or correct house wiring or plumbing     B  Repairs when washer is used in other than normal  single family  household use     C  Pick up and delivery  This product is designed to be repaired in  the home     D  Damage to washer caused by accident  misuse  fire  flood  acts of  God or use of products not approved by Whirlpool   E  Any labor costs during the limited warranties                                  WHIRLPOOL CORPORATION SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL OR  CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES  Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation  of incidental or consequential damages so this limitation or exclusion may not   apply to you  This warranty gives you specific legal rights  and you may also have  other rights which vary from state to state    Outside the United States  a different warranty may apply  For details  please  contact your franchised Whirlpool distributor or military exchange     If you need service  first see the    Service and Assistance    section of this book    After checking    Service and Assistance     additional help can be found by calling  our COOL LINE   service assistance telephone number  1 800 253 1301  from  anywhere in the U S     covered by your    Gearcase assembly i  warranty            Registere
    
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