GE WWA8314P User Manual

SORTAND LOAD

Q Remove filter pan. (The underside of the lid provides a

convenient resting place for the filter pan while loading
and unloading clothes.)

@JAdd sorted laundry to wash basket. See your Use and Care

Book for sorting details.

@ A typical fuil load:

3 double sheets
4 long sleeve shirts
5 bath towels
4 standard size pillow cases 6 handkerchiefs

@ Replace Filter Pan and add measured amount of deter-

gent as recommended on detergent package.

5 T-shirts
3 pair of trousers
7 wash cloths

Note: Because of variations
in contents, some granular
detergents may be difficult
to dissolve. If this k a pro­blem:

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After loading the clothes,

put the detergent in the
wash basket next to the
agitator, or,

– Use a liquid detergent.
@ Clothes level should be below the clothes retaining ring.
@I For use of Bleach Dispenser and Fabric Softener Dispenser,

see page 2.

SET THE CONTROLS

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Lid must be dosed
wi$l fill but will not agitate or spin with lid open.

lid and set controls as follows:

for washer to operate. Washer

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SJect VVA$H-f/RINSE TEMFW?ATUFE.

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Load Size Setting Amount of Clothes in Washer

Small
Medium Between I/l - M full
Large Between % - % full
Extra Large~

Less than ?4 full

Over % full

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Refer to CONTROLS SETTING GUIDE on next page

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Push Cyck Se:ector KrIob in

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and turn clockwise to

your selected wash cycle. See wash cycles on page 3.

63 FU Cycle

Selector Knob out

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to Wart washer.

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wash cycle setting can be changed at any time.

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in the Cycle Selector to stop the washer and reset

Push

to the new position.

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STOP

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CONTROLS SETTINGGUIDE

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COYTONS & LINENS

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[ Work clothes,

dungarees, etc.

with heavy soil

WASH/SP!hf

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*WASH/RiFdSE

TEMPERATURE
CYCLE

1

1**CYCLE

SELECTOR SETTING (19 Min.)

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Norma!

Hot/cold

Normal

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I Extra Wash

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Normal

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Hot/Cold or

Warm/Cold

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Normal

t5 Min.

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Normal

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Normal

12 Min.

Normal

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Normal

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9 Min.

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PERMANENT PRESS

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Gen~ie

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Hot/Cold

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9 Min.

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Warm/Co!d

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SYNTHETICS & BLENDS

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Gentle

Permanent Press

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Min.

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Gentle

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Klelicates

(5 Min.)

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POLYESTER KNITS

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Gentle

9

Min.

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‘The cooler wash settings (not below 80 °F.1270C.) will save en-

ergy. See your Use and Care Book for more complete instruc­tions.

HOWTO USE THE

● ‘The wash times suggested here apply to laundering an average

weight of clothes under typical home conditions. You may find
that some adjustment in these times is desirable.

HOWTOUSETHE

BLEACH DISPENSER

The Bleach Dispenseris designedfor me with li-

quid bleachon!y! if you prefer to usepowdered

bleach, pour it into the filter pan, MM’ into the

Meachdispemer.

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DO N(3T overflow

ing. Undiluted bleach will cause

fabric damage.

@ Pour measured amount of liquid

bleach directly into the BLEACH
DISPENSER.

e Maximum recommended amount of liquid bleach . . .

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Full wash: 1 1/4 cup (310 ml) liquid

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Snail wash: 2/3 cup {170 ml) liquid

NEVER P(3UR L.ICNJ!D BLEACH DIRECTLY ONTC

CLOTHES

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– Avoid splash-

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FABRIC

SOFTENER

DISPENSER
eposition

penser on filter-pan,

@ Pour the manufacturer’s re-

commended amount of fabric
softener into a standard mea­suring cup.

@ Add enough water to fill the

cup

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Pour the diluted softener into
the dispenser.

@ The fabric softener will automatically be dispensed at t

proper time.

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Fabric Softener Dis-

1/2 full.

Stopping the washer

causethe dispenerto empty too soon.

duringthe first spinperiodwill