Whirlpool LASOOXK Manuel utilisateur

Model LASOOXK

Regular Capacity

Whirlpool

AUTOMATIC WASHER

Use& Care

Guide

- LAUNDRY INFORMATION CENTER

-A / CYCLE CONTROL KNOB

h WATER TEMPERATURE

SELECTOR

-LOAD SIZE SELECTOR

[ Copy Your Model and Serial Numbers Here

When you need service, or call

with a question, have this Inform&on

ready. I,’ .i. _. r.-

1 Complete Model ar;d Serial Numbers

[from the plate under the lid near the ~~~~. ._~

hinge]. ,.-, ] ‘~ .:,e

2. Purchase date from sales sirp (or date

installed)

Copy ti-,ls InformatIon in these

spaces Keep this book in the Laundry

Information Center with your

Loundry

Guide,

sales slip and warranty

Before using

your Washer

Please read ihis booklet to be

sure your washer ISinstailed and used

properly It will

help you

get the best

results and longest life your washer wus

designed to gave

You are personally responsi-

ble for making sure that your

washer...

Is Installed by a qualified installer

Is properly installed and leveled on a

floor that can support the weight.’

Is connected to the right kind of outlet,

electric supply, water supply and drain

Is properly electrlcally grounded.

Is used only for jobs normally

expected of home automatic washers

Is properly maintained

Is protected from the weather

Is not run by children or anyone

unable to operate It properly.

Remove

the Consumer Buy

Guide label It will be easier to remove

before the washer ISused

You may want to wipe out the

basket with a damp cloth before using

to remove dust from storing or shipping

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS: See the

laundry Guide for tips on deter-

gents, other laundry aids and

instructions for washing special

items.

See the lnstallatlon Instructions for

complete informatlon

CAUTION: Store laundry deter-

gent and additives in a cool, dry

place where children can’t

reach them.

Contents

Before Using Your Washer 2

Loading Your Washer 3

Understanding Your Washer 3

Using Your Washer 4

Water Levels and Load Sizes. 5

Important Detergent Information 6

Cleaning the Lint Filter 6

For a Pre-Wash 7

For Rinsing Only 7

For Spinning Only

CycleOperation L

PERMANENT PRESS 8

KNITS GENTLE

REGULARHEAVY ” 8

” 8

SOAKCYCLE :‘. 10

If You Need Service or Help

1. Before Calling for Service 10

2. If You Need Service 11

3. IfYouHaveaProblem .,. 11

loading your

Washer ,c

For best washing results and

energy savings, sort the laundry

carefully.

1. Sort the Laundry into loads.

Group the laundry into loads that

can be washed and dried together.

See the Laundry Guide for informa-

tion and samples of typical loads.

Try to mix large and small items for

best movement in the washer.

2. Measure Detergent; Add to

Washer Basket.

See detergent information on page

6 and in Section IV of the Laundry

Guide.

Add dry bleach or water condi-

tioner (not fabric softener) if used.

Follow the package directions

carefully.

3. Dilute liquid Bleach Before Add-

ing to the Washer Basket.

See the “Laundry Aids”section of

the Laundry Guide for more

information.

4. load the Washer.

Spread the load evenly. (Don’t put

all the towels on one side and a few

wash cloths on the other.) An unbal-

anced load can cause the washer io

shake during spinning.

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 automatic washer has cycle

settings with different agitation and spin

speeds for different fabric types For

example, the REGULAR

HEAVY Cycle

has high agitation and high spin

speeds The PERMANENT PRESS Cycle,

has high agitation speeds, but low spin

speeds The washer has a

LOAD SIZE

SELECTOR

that lets you adjust the water

level to match the size of the load.

It has a

TEMPERATURE SELECTOR.

You can select the wash water temper-

ature best for the amount of so11and

fabric type In each load

Sections In this Use & Care Gude

go Into detail on the “what and why”

of each setting. Read this and the Laun~

dry Guide carefully to get the best

cleaning results

Your automatic uasher ISeasy to

use. To make it even easle’ read the

following steps before starting your first

ioad Start your washer after you put In

detergent, the load, and any other

laundry aids occordlng to InformatIon

on page 3

1. Set the LOAD SIZE SELECTOR.

Select the water level that matches

the size of the load See page 5 for

more ~nformatior:

IMPORTANT For the best cleaning

sure the load has enough water for

2. Set the TEMPERATURE SELECTOR.

Match the wash water temperature to

the type of fabrics and soils being

washed All rinses are cold

3. Select a Cycle and Start the

Washer.

Push the Cycle Control Knob in and

turn It tothe right (clockwise)

Stop when the pointer is on thenum~

ber of minutes of washing you want

in the cycle you want.

Instructions for which cycles to use for

each fabric type are under the ltd.

To start the washer, pull the Cycle

Control Knob out. When the cycle

over, the washer will stop.

To stop the washer at any time

during a cycle, push the Control

Knob in.

Pull It out to restart the washer

To change a setting,

push the Con-

trol Knob in to stop the washer. Then turn

the Control Knob to the right (clockwlse)

to the setting you want Pull the knob

out to start the washer

Pages a- 11 show what happens In

each cycle

Water levels and

load Sizes

The LOAD SIZE SELECTOR lets You

control the amount of water that fills

the washer. The water level can be set

for extra small. medium or full loads.

WATER LEVELS

Setting Gallons/liters’

EX SMALL 9 9137.5

MEDIUM 13.5:51.1

LARGE 16 9,‘64.0

*Approximate fill with load

To save water and energy,

match the water level to the load

size.

For the best cleaning results, the

load should move freely in the water

Watch for rollover. An item [like a sock]

should sink in the middle and come

up later on the outsrde.

Be sure to read pages 11 13 In

your laundry Gu/de You will find more

rnformation on loading and load sizes

Important

Detergent

Information

Detergents and soaps clean

by looserxng soil, and by holding it In

the water so It drains away. If not

enough detergent ISused, so11and

lint can settle back on the items in

the load

SOAP

works best in soft water

(O-4 grains hardness). In harder water.

both the wash and rinse water should

be softened. Use enough soap to

make about 1% to 2 Inches (3.8 to 5 5

cm) of suds.

DETERGENT

works in hard or

soft water. Package directions are

usually based on soft water and

washers with normal-size tubs

Use

more detergent...

1 for hard water.

2. for heavy greasy or

OIIV sotls

3. if the detergent is low

phosphate

4. for cold-water washes.

DETERGENT SUDS.

There are

high, normal and low sudsing pow-

dered detergents If the recom-

mended amount of detergent makes

too much suds, switch to a lower

s&sing brand.

DO NOT REDUCE THE

AMOUNT

of detergent

Use the followlng chart as

begInnIng suggestlons for powdered

and liquid detergent amounts. See

your

laundry Guide

for more infor-

mation (pages 14-22).

WATER HARDNESS IN GRAINS

O-4 Grains 4-10 Grains lo-20 Grains

Powdered Detergents

Low Suds 34 cup (175 mL) 1’4 cups (250-300 1’4-1’/~ cups

ml1 [300-350 mL)

Normal Suds 1’4 cups (300 ml) 1% cups (425 mL) 2-2% cups

(475-525 ml]

High Suds l’J4-1”2 cups 2 cups (475 mL) 2'12cups (600 ml]

(300-350 mL)

No phosphate -Follow package recommendations -

Liquid Detergents I4 to 1cup (60 to 250 ml), depending on the brand and

amount of soil. Follow package recommendations.

*These recommendations do not apply...

In areas where phosphates are banned.

In areas with laws limiting (by weight or percentage) the amount

of detergent used in a wash load.

Cleaning the lint

Filter

Water runs through the lint filter

whenever the washer agltotes Check It

often to make sure It’s clean and filter-

ing at Its best

To remove it for cleaning, press

the release and pull strolght oui lnstruc-

tlons for cleaning are prlnted on the

bottom of the filter

For a Pre Wash

Use this settrnli for a sh#orter SOAK

CYCLE (no rinse] Use enough1 detergent

for a single wash. Add the load.

Set the

LOAD SIZE SELECTOR.

Set wash water temperature

tf you want high agitation and a

high-speed sprn. use the dot In REGU-

LAR HEAVY. If you want low agrtation

and a low-speed spin, use the dot In

KNITS GENTLE Use the dot in PERMA-

NENT PRESS If you want high agrtation

and a low-speed spin.

For Spinning Only

Push the Cycle Control Knob in and

turn It to the 12.minute mark rn the SOAK

CYCLE

Pull the Control Kr ob out tc start the

washer

The washer will fill agitate for two

minutes, soak for eight minutes, agitate

for two more, and then drain and spin

After filling, the washer may pause

before starting to agitate.

For Rinsing Only

Loads with towels, diapers, jeans

or heavily sorled Items often need extra

detergent Extradetergentcanrequire

an extra rinse

Your washer can be set to rinse

only. Use the setting for an extra rinse, or

for laundry that only needs a rinse and

There may be times when you

want to drain out all the wash water and

start over. To stop the washer

any

time, just push In on the Cycle Control

Knob.

To set the washer so it drains and

spins water out of the load, push in on

the Control Knob, turn the dial to the

right (clockwrse) so the pointer is touch-

ing the bar just before OFF in any cycle.

The washer will drain, spin out

water and stop. If you want a low-speed

spin, use the bar on PERMANENT PRESS

or KNITS GENTLE. All the other cycle

settrngs have a high-speed spin

There

o dot just after the num-

bers in PERMANENT PRESS, REGULAR

HEAVY and KNITS GENTLE If you push in

on the Cycle Control Knob, turn the

pointer to one of those dots and pull the

Control Knob out. the washer will fill,

agitate, drain and spin.

Cycle Operation

The numbers tn each cycle are

for the number of minutes YOU want the

Your washer has four cvcles on washer to agitate before it drains and

the Cycle Control Dial Eacti cycle IS fills for the rinse. You will want longer

designed to match the fabr’c type with agttation times for heavrly soiled loads

pre-set agitatron and spin speeds You choose the wash water tem-

WHAT HAPPENS IN EACH CYCLE:

CYCLE AND TME I uI(

PULt OUT TO START

PARTIAL

DRAIN

Pause

KNITS GENTLE CYCLE

Use for delicate items and washable

synthetic knits such as polyester, nylon,

acrylrc Wash nylon hose or panty hose

in a net laundry bag

* SET LOAD SIZE

* SET WATER TEMPERATURE

. PUSH IN KM%, TURN TO

CYCLE AND IIME

* PULL OUT TO START

perature you want with the NOTE: You may notice that some

TEMPERATURE SELECTOR.

Rinse water is of the “SPIN”cycles have

SPRAY RIN-

cold in all settings.

SES.

Cold water is sprayed on the

You set the amount of water that spinning load to help rinse and remove

fills the tub with the

LOAD SIZE

detergent residue.

SELECTOR.

LOW

SPEED

1 SPtN

4 Spw

Rinses

if you turn to u cycle ond start the

washer, but change your m/nd, push In

on the Cycle Control Knob and turn

to the right (clockwise) to the setting you

wont. Then DU// out to start.

WASH

‘El

The washer pauses for about 1”~

Hk$-b

minutes after partial drain

Agit&im

LOW

SPEED

SPIN

If You Need

Service or Help,

We suggest You

Follow These Three

Steps:

1. Before calling for service.

Problems -Ire somdtlmes causer:

by lrttle things you car) correct wlihou:

tools Check thus list before you call

for servrce

IF YOUR WASHER DOES NOT FILL:

Is the power supply cord plugged In?

Are both water faucets open?

Is a fuse blown or circuit-breaker

tripped’,

Are the water supply hoses kinked?

Is the Cycle Control Knob set and

pulled out?

IF YOUR WASHER DOES NOT SPIN:

Is the lid closed7

Is the power supply cord plugged In?

Is a fuse blown or circuit-breaker

tripped?

IF WASHER FILLS AND DRAINS WITHOUT

RUNNING:

Make sure that the Cycle Control

Knob ISpointing to a number in the

cycle.

IF YOUR WASHER STOPS DURING THE

PERMANENT PRESS CYCLE.

0 Remember, the washer will stop for

about 1% minutes after the partial drain

during the cool-down period in this

cycle

MAKE SURE THE DRAIN HOSE IS HIGHER

THAN THE WATER LEVEL IN THE WASHER.

IF IT ISN’T...

The washer may seem to be draining

during wash and rinse cycles.

Water can siphon out [See Installation

Instructions,)

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