Whirlpool LC4600XK User Manual

Model LC4600XK
Compact
Whirlpool
PORTABLE WASHER
Use & Care
Guide
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Purchase date frorn sales slop (or date
2 Installed).
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spaces. Keep this book In the Laundry
Information Center with your
Gujde, sales slip and warranty
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Laundry
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Before using
your Washer
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SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS: See the laundry Guide for tips on deter-
gents, other laundry aids and
instructions for washing special items.
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CAUTION: Store laundry deter­gent and additives in a cool, dry
place where children can’t
reach them.
Contents
Before Using Your Washer Loading Your Washer Understanding Your Washer Using Your Washer
Water Levels and Load Sizes
Important Detergent Information For a Soak or Pre Wash For Rinsing Only For Spinning Only Cycle Operation
FRM4NE”Ji PRESS e NORMAL 5HCRT
Cleaning the Lint Filter If You Need Service or Help
1 Before Calling for Service
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If You Need Service
3 If You t+ave a Problem
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loading your Washer -:-
For best washing results and energy savings, sort the laundry carefully.
1. Sort the laundry into loads.
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Group the laundry into loads that
can be washed and dried together.
See the Laundry Guide for informa­tion and samples of typical loads.
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Try to mix large and small items for
best movement in the washer.
2. Measure Detergent; Add to Washer Basket.
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See detergent information on page 6 and in Section IV of the Laundry Guide.
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Add dry bleach or water condi-
tioner [not fabric softener) if used. Follow the package directions carefully.
3. Dilute liquid Bleach Before Add­ing to the Washer Basket.
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See the “Laundry Aids” section of
the Laundry Guide for more information.
4. load the Washer.
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Spread the load evenly. (Don’t put all the towels on one side and a few wash cloths on the other.) An unbal­anced load can cause the washer to shake during spinning.
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Load without packing so items can move freely for best cleaning and least wrinkling.
5. Add Diluted Fabric Softener Only to the Deep Rinse Cycle.
. DO NOT ADD FABRIC SOFTENER TO
THE WASH. Fabric softeners can com-
bine with soap or detergent to make
greasy stains on fabrics.
Understanding your Washer .
This portable compact washer may be different from ones you hove used before It rolls back and forth on casters and hooks to a faucet. You con
trol the wash and r:nse temperatures by controlling the temperature of water from the faucet
This L&e anti Core &de suggests
temperature settings, load sizes and detergent amounts It shows ,what the washer does In each cycle, and when to change the water temperatures for
best washing results
Connecting the Washer:
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Pull the hoses out of their storage area
In the back of the washer.
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Attach the hose connector to the faucet adapter by pullrng down on the lockrng collar and lrftrng up on the con­nector until It snaps Into place Release
the locking collar
Water Flow Button
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Slowly
If your sink has a spray hose. it should be disconnected or replaced with a hrgh pressure hose. Water pressure can break a standard spray hose
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Pull the electric power supply cord
from Its storage areu In the buck of the
washer
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Plug the cord into a grounded outlet. See Installation Instructions for proper outlet and complete rnformatron
turn the water faucet on to full
Disconnecting the Washer:
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Unplug the electric power supply cord and put it back in its storage area
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Turn the water faucet off
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Press the red Water Flow Button tc empty water pressure from the hose
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Move the locking collur down and pull down on the connector
Moving the Washer:
The lwasher rests or1 casters The casters will allow ine washer to move back and forth, but not from srde to side Thts helps keep the Nasher from moving while it IS rurin\rlg
Using the \yosher #orI a level floor WIII help reduce vlbratior and move-
ment during sprnn rg
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Drain OS much water as you can from
the hoses through the faucet connector
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Push the hoses back into iheIr storage
area
Your waspmc~r s ec I y *(I use. Tc make It ever easier re : i ‘he folIowIng
steps before start ig vc ( -1rst loas
Start your u.msher l*+?r you put In detergent, o?y 0t:er lci /r~ In/ aIds [see page? 31, and the cmad
1.
Set the WATER LEVEL Selector.
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Select the water Ieve’ t-xx’ matches
the size of the load Ser :xge 5 for
more lnformatlon
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You can change the sGttl?g at any
time
while the washer is filling.
IMPORTANT Fcr the nest cleaning results with the least .bripklIng, make sure ‘he IOOU h3s enxgh water for Ite-ns to move fveemy
2.
Adjust the Water Temperature.
You set the water temperatures
by adjusting the water at the the hot, warm or cold position.
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Wash Water Temperature.
faucet so water is as hot as you want for the wash
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Rinse Water Temperature.
washer fills and begins agitating the load, adjust the faucet to the rinse tem­perature you want [cold is recom­mended).
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Be sure to use cold rinse water for the
PERMANENT PRESS Cycle.
faucet. .to
Adjust the
After the
3. Select a Cycle and Start the Washer.
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Push the Cycle Control Knob in and
turn It to the right (clockwlse)
CYCLE AND TEMPERATURE GUIDE
CYCLE
NORMAL
SH3RT De’lcate or hlites Warm or Hot
PERMANENT Stl,rdv Dermanent press PRESS ,kb:te and colors
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Sturdv A 7 re and colorfast Worm or Hot
cattors
Si~rdv r73r-colorfast Cold or Warm Cold
cottxs
Delicate colors
Gnl~cote permanent press
WATER TEMPERATURE
Wash Rinse
Warm
Warm or Hot Cold
Warm
Cold
Cold Cold
Cold
Minutes of
Wash Time
10to14
8 to14
6 6
8 to^O
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