KitchenAid KAWE770B Manuel utilisateur

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KITCHENAID®

Washers

Models:

KAWE670B

KAWE677B KAWE678B

KAWE679B

KAWE770B

KAWE777B KAWE778B

KAWE870B

KAWE877B KAWE878B

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superior

appliance,

plus

the

distinct

style

and

thoughtful

details

which

contribute

the

overall

look

your

home

and

your

enjoyment

it.

ensure

that

you

enjoy

many

years

trouble-free

operation,

developed

this

Use

and

Care

Guide.

contains valuable

information

concerning

how

operate

and

maintain

your

new

appliance

properly

and

safely.

Please

read

carefully.

Also,

please

complete

and

mail

the

enclosed

Product

Registration

Card.

Our

Consumer

Assistance

Center

telephone

number,

1-800-422-1230,

toll-free

hours

day.

you

have

question

concerning

your

home

appliance’s

operation,

you

need

service,

call

our

toll-free

Consumer

Assistance

Center

telephone

number

for

help.

When

calling,

you

will

need

know

your

appliance’s

complete

model

number

and

serial

number.

You

can

find

this

information

the

model

and

serial

number

plate

(see

diagram

page

4).

Record

these

numbers

and

purchase

information

below.

You

will

need

this

information

you

require

service.

Keep

this

book

and

the

sales

slip

together

safe

place

for

future

reference.

NOTE:

You

must

provide

proof

purchase

installation

date

for

in-warranty

service.

Model

Number

Builder/Dealer

Name

Serial

Number

Address

Date

Installed

Phone

(]nderstanding

Washer

Safety

Your

safety

important

us.

This

guide

contains

safety

statements

under

warning

symbols.

Please

pay

special

attention

these

symbols

and

any

instructions

AWARNING

This

symbol

alerts

you

such

dangers

personal

injury,

burns,

fire,

and

electrical

shock.

given.

Here

brief

explanation

the

symbol.

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

INV

iiNte

reduce

the

risk

fire,

electrical

shock,

injury

when

using

Read

ail

instructions

before

using

your

washer.

¢Do

not

machine

wash

machine

dry

items

cleaned,

washed,

soaked

in,

spotted

with

wax,

paint,

gasoline,

oil,

other

flammable

fluids.

The

fumes

can

create

fire

hazard

explosion.

Always

hand

wash

and

line

dry

items

containing

these

materials.

Flammable

fluids

(dry-cleaning

solvents,

kerosene,

gasoline,

etc.)

should

not

used

stored

near

your

washer.

not

add

flammable

fluids

your

wash

water.

These

substances

give

off

vapors

that

can

create

fire

hazard

explosion.

not

allow

children

operate,

play

with,

crawl

inside

your

washer.

Supervise

children

closely

when

your

washer

used

near

them.

Before

your

washer

removed

from

service

discarded,

remove

the

lid

prevent

accidental

entrapment.

After

starting

cycle,

not

reach

into

the

basket

unless

the

Cycle

Control

Knob

pushed

and

all

motion

stops.

not

tamper

with

the

controls.

your

washer,

basic

precautions

including

the

following:

your

hot

water

has

not

been

used

re-

cently

(usually

weeks

longer),

hydro-

gen

gases

may

build

your

water

heater

and

your

hot

water

pipes.

HY-

DROGEN

GAS

EXPLOSIVE.

prevent

injury

damage,

before

using

your

washer,

tum

all

hot

water

faucets

and

allow

water

run

for

several

min-

utes.

This

will

allow

gases

escape.

not

smoke

use

any

open

flame

near

your

faucet

while

open.

Please

...

Have

only

qualified

person

install,

re-

pair,

replace

parts

washer.

Maintain

washer

properly.

Protect

washer

from

the

weather

and

keep

where

the

temperature

will

not

fall

below

freezing.

Install

and

level

washer

floor

that

can

support

the

weight."

Connect

washer

the

correct

3-prong

outlet,

electrical

supply,

water

supply,

and

drain.”

Ground

washer

properly.”

*See

the

Installation

Instructions.

—

SAVE

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS

—

Understanding

your

responsibilities

Store

laundry

aids

and

other

materials

cool,

dry

place

where

children

cannot

reach

them

(in

locked

cabinet

possible).

Read

and

instructions

packages

detergent

and

laundry

aids,

especially

warnings

and

precautions.

not

wash

dry

items

that

are

soiled

with

vegetable

cooking

oil.

These

items

may

contain

some

oil

after

laundering.

Due

the

remaining

oil,

the

fabric

may

smoke

catch

fire

itself.

not

use

chlorine

bleach

and

ammonia

acids

(such

vinegar

rust

remover)

the

same

wash.

Hazardous

fumes

can

form.

Unplug

power

supply

cord

before

attempt-

ing

service

your

washer.

not

machine

wash

fiberglass

materials.

Small

particles

can

stick

fabrics

washed

following

loads

and

cause

skin

irritation.

Getting

Know

Your

Washer

The

parts

and

features

your

washer

are

illustrated

this

section.

Become

familiar

with

all

parts

and

features

before

using

your

washer.

Page

references

are

listed

some

features

should

you

need

information.

NOTE:

The

drawings

this

book

may

vary

from

your

washer

model.

They

are

designed

show

the

different

features

all

models

covered

this

book.

Your

model

may

not

include

all

features.

End

cycle

selector*

Hand

care/extra

(below)

rinse

selector

Temperature

selector

(p.

11)*

(p.

—

aaa)

Cycle

control

knob

5-9

Load

size

selector

(p.

;

Model!

and

serial

number

plate

Fabric

softener

(under

lid)

dispenser

(p.

12)

Liquid

chlorine

bleach

dispenser

(p.

12)

Self-cleaning

lint

filter

(inside

agitator)

"IE

Available

some

models

End

cycle

signal

The

washer

sounds

signal

let

you

know

when

cycle

complete.

The

signal

helpful

when

you

are

washing

items

that

should

removed

from

the

washer

soon

the

cycle

ends.

The

signal

adjustable

and

can

turned

off

(on

some

models).

perating

Your

Washer

This

section

tells

you

how

operate

your

washer.

Operating

your

washer

properly

enables

you

obtain

the

best

possible

results.

THIS

SECTION

Before

starting

your

washer

Selecting

cycle

and

setting

Starting

stopping

your

washer

Using

rinse

and

spin

Selecting

load

size

Using

drain

and

spin

Selecting

wash-rinse

What

happens

each

cycle

temperatures

Self-cleaning

lint

filter

Before

starting

your

washer

Add

measured

detergent.

Then

place

NOTE:

your

washer

has

Consumer

Buy

sorted

load

the

washer.

Refer

the

Guide,

remove

and

place

this

Use

and

“Laundry

Tips”

section

pages

and

Care

Guide.

for

information.

Starting

stopping

your

washer

start

your

washer:

Select

load

size

and

water

temperature

described

page

Push

and

turn

the

Cycle

Control

Knob

clockwise.

Stop

when

the

indicator

the

knob’s

outer

ring

points

the

setting

the

wash

cycle

you

want.

(See

pages

7-10.)

The

settings

indicate

soil

level.

Pull

out

the

Cycle

Control

Knob.

stop/restart

your

washer:

stop

the

washer

any

time,

push

the

Cycie

Control

Knob.

Cycles

may

vary

with

model

restart

the

washer,

the

lid

(if

necessary)

and

puil

out

the

Cycle

Control

Knob.

Operating

Your

Washer

Selecting

load

size

Turn

the

Load

Size

Selector

the

setting

that

corresponds

with

the

size

your

wash

toad

and

the

type

fabric

being

washed.

See

page

for

suggestions.

change

the

load

size

setting

after

the

washer

has

started

fill,

turn

the

Selector

the

desired

new

setting.

NOTE:

you

select

the

largest

load

size,

the

Settings

may

vary

with

model

washer

fills

the

highest

water

level

(near

the

top

the

basket,

not

the

—

top

the

agitator).

your

selector

has

RESET

change

the

load

size

selection

after

the

washer

starts

filling,

first

move

the

Selector

RESET,

then

the

new

load

size.

Selecting

wash-rinse

temperatures

Match

the

water

temperature

with

the

type

fabric

and

soils

being

washed.

The

top

temperature

the

wash

water

and

the

bottom

temperature

the

rinse

water.

See

pages

and

for

water

tempera-

ture

guidelines.

NOTE:

The

Regular

cycle

features

all

cold

rinses.

Settings

may

vary

with

model

Selecting

cycle

and

selfing

You

will

find

information

you

need

help

you

make

correct

cycle

selections

this

section.

Pages

7-9:

Use

the

information

these

pages

guide

you

when

selecting

wash

cycle

and

time.

Page

10:

Use

this

page

help

you

under-

stand

what

happens

during

wash

cycle.

Cycles

may

vary

with

model

Heavy

cycle

The

Heavy

cycle

features

high

agitation

and

spin

speeds.

Use

HEAVY

clean

large

loads

sturdily

constructed

fabrics

that

are

heavily

soiled.

NOTE:

The

Heavy

cycle

features

Extra

Rinse

option

(see

page

11).

Regular

cycle

The

Regular

cycle

features

high

spin

speeds

shorten

drying

time.

Use

NORMAL

clean

cotton

and

linen

fabrics

that

are

moderately

heavily

soiled.

Use

LIGHT

clean

cotton

and

linen

fabrics

that

are

lightly

soiled.

NOTE:

The

Regular

cycle

features

all

cold

rinses.

Permanent

Press

cycle

The

Permanent

Press

cycle

features

cool-

down

rinse

and

low

spin

speeds

reduce

wrinkling.

Use

NORMAL

clean

permanent

press

and

some

synthetic

fabrics

that

are

moderately

soiled.

NOTE:

The

washer

pauses

briefly

during

the

wash

cycle.

This

normal

for

washer

operation.

Delicates

cycle

The

Delicates

cycle

features

reduced

agitation

speed

for

gentle

soil

removal.

Low

spin

speeds

reduce

wrinkling.

Use

LIGHT

clean

delicate

items

and

washable

knits

that

are

lightly

moderately

soiled.

Operating

Your

Washer

Heavy

cycle

Regular

cycle

Permanent

Press

cycle

Delicates

cycle

Apt

“el

Operating

Your

Washer

Hand

Care

cycle

(on

some

models)

The

Hand

Care

cycle

features

brief

low-

speed

agitation

and

short

soaks

gently

clean

special-care

items.

Low

spin

speeds

reduce

wrinkling.

Turn

the

Options

Selector

HAND

CARE

(see

page

11)

and

tum

the

Cycle

Control

Knob

the

Hand

Care

cycle.

Use

HAND

CARE/LIGHT

clean

lightly

soiled

hand

washables.

Wash

small

loads.

items

appear

floating

(due

trapped

air),

stop

the

washer

pushing

the

Cycle

Control

Knob.

Push

items

down

into

the

water.

Restart

the

washer.

See

“Hand

washables”

page

for

information.

Soak

cycle

The

Soak

cycle

features

brief

periods

agitation

and

soak

time

heip

remove

heavy

soils

and

stains

that

need

pretreat-

ment.

Use

warm

water

when

soaking

laundry.

(Hot

water

can

set

stains.)

See

pages

20-22

for

stain

removal

information.

Use

the

amount

detergent

presoak

additive

recommended

manufacturer.

The

Soak

cycle

automatically

advances

into

Pre-Wash.

Soak

cycle

Pre-Wash

cycle

The

Pre-Wash

cycle

features

brief

period

agitation

help

remove

heavy

soils

and

stains

that

need

pretreatment.

Use

warm

water

for

prewashing

stained

laundry.

(Hot

water

can

set

stains.)

See

pages

20-22

for

stain

removal

information.

After

the

Pre-Wash

cycle

ends,

add

detergent

and

set

new

wash

cycle.

Hand

Care

cycle

Pre-Wash

cycle

Operating

Your

Washer

Extra

Wash

cycle

Extra

Wash

automatically

prewashes

the

laundry

and

advances

into

the

Heavy

cycle.

(The

washer

does

not

need

reset

after

the

Extra

Wash

cycle.)

Use

this

cycle

when

washing

heavily

soiled

loads

that

need

maximum

soil

removal.

For

proper

cleaning,

use

double

the

amount

detergent

recommended

for

wash

cycle.

NOTE:

The

machine

pauses

during

Extra

Wash.

This

normal

for

washer

operation.

Using

rinse

and

spin

NOTE:

your

washer

has

Extra

Rinse

option

the

Heavy

cycle,

see

page

11.

When

using

extra

detergent

for

heavily

soiled

clothes,

washing

special-care

items,

you

may

want

extra

rinse

and

spin.

Push

the

Cycle

Control

Knob

and

turn

clockwise

RINSE,

illustrated.

Pull

out

the

Cycle

Control

Knob.

The

washer

fills

selected

load

size,

agitates,

drains,

and

spins.

Using

drain

and

spin

drain

and

spin

may

help

shorten

drying

times

for

some

heavy

fabrics

special-care

items

removing

excess

water.

Push

the

Cycle

Control

Knob

and

turn

clockwise

SPIN,

illustrated.

Pull

out

the

Cycle

Control

Knob.

The

washer

drains,

then

spins.

Extra

Wash

cycle

Operating

Your

Washer

What

happens

each

cycle

When

the

Cycle

Control

Knob

turned

After

agitation

starts,

the

Cycle

Control

Knob

setting

and

pulled

out,

the

washer

fills

(tothe

turns

clockwise

until

points

OFF

and

the

selected

load

size)

before

agitation

and

cycle

ends.

timing

start.

The

washer

begins

agitating

The

washer

pauses

briefly

throughout

immediately

after

filling;

agitation

can

occur

each

cycle.

These

pauses

are

normal

for

with

the

washer

lid

down.

washer

operation.

WASH

RINSE

Fill

Rinse

Wash*

*Wash

agitation

speed

reduced

the

last

few

minutes

most

cycles.

This

provides

better

fabric

care.

_m..|

Drain

(or

partial

drain*)

agitation

For

cool

down,

the

Permanent

Press

cycle

partially

drains,

fills,

agitates

briefly,

and

drains.

Spin

Self-cleaning

lint

filter

Your

washer

has

self-cleaning

lint

fitter

the

bottom

the

washer

basket.

During

agitation,

wash

and

rinse

water

pass

over

the

filter,

separating

the

lint

from

the

water.

The

lint

then

spun

away

from

the

filter

and

out

the

system

during

the

spin

part

Drain-No

agitation

Spin-Spray

rinse

lar

(

the

cycle.

your

washer

drains

into

tub,

remove

Self-cleaning

Bask

any

lint

collected

the

tub

strainer.

lint

fitter

interior

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