Kenmore Washer/Dryer User Manual download pdf (Page 50)

LOADING

for your

Benefit

Proper loading of your laundry center

contributes to proper cleaning and

fabric care and reduces machine noise.

LOADING TIPS - WASHER

• Use a higher water level setting to reduc«

wrinkling with permanent press ciothes

and some synthetic knits. These items

should have more room to move in the

water than heavy items (toweis, jeans).

• Reduce wash time by using a iower

water ievel setting. Loads with only a

few small items need less wash time.

> Drop items into washer loosely. Fill

to the top of the basket (top row of

holes). Do not wrap items around the

agitator. Items should move easily

through wash water for best cleaning

and wrinkle-free results. Items should

sink and reappear later.

• Load washer properly and select correct

water level setting. Overloading or pack

ing the machine, and selecting a setting

too small for the wash load can:

• cause poor cleaning

• increase wrinkling

• create excessive lint

• wear out items faster

(because of pilling)

• Load by the amount of space items

take up, not by their weight.

• Mix large and small items in each load.

Load evenly to maintain washer balance.

An off-balance load can make the

washer vibrate during spin.

For these suggested full-sized loads,

set the WATER LEVEL Control to the

highest water level setting.

LARGE CAPACITY LAUNDRY CENTER

Heavy Work F’ermanent

Clothes

F^ress Mixed Load

3 jeans

1 double sheet

2 sheets

2 workpants

1 tablecloth

(double or twin)

3 workshirts 1 dress

4 pillowcases

1 coverall

1 blouse

6 T-shirts

2 slacks

2 blouses

3 shirts

2 shirts

6 handkerchiets

6 shorts

6 handkerchiefs

Towels

Knits Delicates

8 bath towels

2 pants

2 camisoles

8 hand towels

2 blouses 4 slips

10 wash cloths

4 shirts

4 panties

1 bath mat

4 tops 2 bras

2 dresfjes

2 nighties

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