16010373 maytag dependable care washer (covering 1994-1997 models)

16010373(16001145)

Issued5/94Revised8/98

Maytag

WasherService Manual

(Covering 1994-1997 Models)

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

THIS MANUAL, AS WELL AS THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN IT; IS TO BEUSED ONLY BY A MAYTAG AUTHORIZED SERVICE TECHNICIAN FAMILIAR WITHAND KNOWLEDGEABLE OF PROPER SAFETY AND SERVICING PROCEDURESAND POSSESSING HIGH QUALITY TESTING EQUIPMENT ASSOCIATED WITHMICROWAVE, GAS, AND ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE REPAIR.

ALL INDIVIDUALS WHO ATTEMPT REPAIRS BY IMPROPER MEANS OR ADJUST-MENTS, SUBJECT THEMSELVES AND OTHERS TO THE RISK OF SERIOUS ORFATAL INJURY.

USE ONLY GENUINE MAYTAG APPROVED FACTORY REPLACEMENT COMPO-NENTS.

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CONTENTSSECTION 1. GENERAL INFORMATION 1-1SPECiFiCATIONS , 1-1PRE-INSTALLATION CONSIDERATIONS 1-2ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS 1-3

Export Models - 50 HZ and 60 HZ 1-3GROUNDING REQUIREMENTS 1-3

Grounding Instructions 1-3Grounding & Polarity 1-4Water Pressure 1-5Water Temperature 1-5Cabinet Dimensions 1-5Drain Facility 1-6Flooring .......................................................................................................................... l-7Location Considerations 1-7Temperature Considerations ........................................................................................ 1-7Lubrication 1-7Finish 1-7Water Damage From Flooding 1-8

INSTALLATION 1-8ELECTRICAL TEST EQUIPMENT 1-13

Appliance Test Meter 1-13Voltage Checks 1-15Using Voltmeter As A Continuity Tester 1-16Using Meter For Temperature Readings 1-17Clamp-On Ammeter 1-17Motor Test Cord 1-18

GENERAL INFORMATION (1997) DEPENDABLE CARE 1-20Features & Cycles 1-20Specifications 1-21

LAUNDRY CYCLES 1-21LAUNDRY OPTIONS 1-23

SECTION 2. CONTROLS 2-1CONTROL OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 2-4

LAT9904 2-4LAT9824 - LAT9804 - LAT8904 - LAT6914 2-9LAT8824-LAT8804 ' 2-12LAT9734, LAT9714, LAT9704, LAT8714, LAT8624, LAT8614, LAT8604, LAT5914 2-15LAT9634, LAT9614, LAT9604, LAT8704, LAT8434, LAT8424, LAT8414, LAT8404,

LAT4914 2-18LAT9334, LAT9314, LAT9304, LAT8504, LAT8234, LAT8214, LAT8204, LAT3914 .,. 2-21LAT8104, LAT8034, LAT8024, LAT8014, LAT8004, LAT7334, LAT7314, LAT7304,

LAT2914 2-23

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LAT5005 LAT5004 2-25LAW9704 2-27LAW9304 2-30

CYCLE FUNCTIONS - TIMER OPERATED MODELS 2-33CONTROL FACIAS 2-35

SECTION 3. WASHER - SERVICE PROCEDURES 3-1CONTROLS 3-1

Timer 3-1Microprocessor Board 3-2

COMPONENTS 3-4Water Level Control - Timer Controlled 3-4Water Level Switch 3-6Water Level Switch - Microprocessor Models 3-7Air Tube and Dome 3-9Motor Control 3-9Transformer 3-13

LID SWITCH ASSEMBLY 3-14Timer Models 3-14Microprocessor Models 3-17

LID 3-18FRONT PANEL 3-19AGITATOR 3-20FABRIC SOFTENER DISPENSER 3-21LINT FILTER 3-22

Self Cleaning Filters 3-22Manual Clean Lint Filter 3-22

WATER INJECTOR ASSEMBLY 3-23WATER VALVE 3-23

Thermistor Controlled Water Valve 3-25Water Valve Removal 3-25Water Valve Installation 3-26Inlet Hose Screens 3-26Water Flow 3-27

START CAPACITOR 3-29CAPACITOR KIT (EXPORT MODELS) 3-29POLY PUMP 3-29BELTS 3-30

Replacing Belts 3-30Belt Guard 3-30Pump Belt 3-31

BLEACH INJECTOR SYSTEM 3-31TUB COVER 3-32BALANCE RING 3-32CENTER SHAFT SEAL 3-33

SeaI Leaks 3-34INNER TUB 3-34


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Tub Centering 3-35MOUNTING STEM AND BOOT SEAL 3-35OUTER TUB 3-37TUB BEARING 3-39TRANSMISSION - ORBITAL 3-39

Agitation 3-39Spin 3-41

TRANSMISSION REPAIR PROCEDURE 3-42LIP SEAL 3-46DAMPER ASSEMBLY 3-48

Damper Pads 3-48Damper Replacement 3-49

BRAKE PACKAGE AND RADIAL BEARING 3-49DRIVE PULLEY AND ROTOR BEARING 3-52MOTOR CARRIAGE 3-53

Motor Ground Wire 3-55Motor Shield 3-55Motor Tension Springs 3-56

SERVICE PROCEDURES (1997) DEPENDABLE CARE 3-57CONSOLE REMOVAL 3-57SWITCH REMOVAL & REPLACEMENT 3-58INSTALLATION (1997) DEPENDABLE CARE 3-60

Drain Facility 3-60

SECTION 4. TROUBLESHOOTING 4-'ELECTRICAL FAILURES - MICROPROCESSOR MODELS 4-1

Microprocessor Board Fault Codes 4-5ELECTRICAL - MECHANICAL TROUBLESHOOTING 4-6

Washer Will Not Fill (Timer Model) 4-6Washer Will Not Fill For A Specific Water Temperature Selection 4-6Will Not Agitate, Burns Belt 4-6Will Not Agitate - Motor Is Running , 4-7Will Not Agitate On Delicate Cycle, Fabric-Matic Models 4-7Washer Overflows 4-7No Cool - Down Fill 4-7Hot and Cold Water Temperatures Reversed 4-7Slow Fill 4-7Washer Will Not Fill For Rinse Cycle 4-7Fills With Water But Will Not Agitate 4-8Agitates Continuously - Timer Will Not Advance 4-8Will Not Spin 4-8

QUICK REFERENCE TROUBLESHOOTING 4-9ELECTRICAL-MECHANICAL TROUBLESHOOTING (1997) DEPENDABLE CARE 4-12

SECTION 5. ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS/SCHEMATICS 5-'LAT9904 ............................................................................................................................5-1LAT9824 5-2


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LAT9804 5-3LAT9734 5-4LAT9714, LAT9704 5-5LAT9704AG* (EXPORT) ; 5-6LAW9704 5-7LAT9634 5-8LAT9614 5-9LAT9604, LAT8434, LAT8404 5-10LAT9334, LAT8214, LAT8104, LAT8014, LAT7334, LAT2914 5-11LAT9314, LAT9304, LAT7314, LAT7304 5-12LAT9304AG*, LAT7304AG* (EXPORT) 5-13LAW9304 5-14LAT8904 5-15LAT9804 5-16LAT8244 5-17LAT8804 5-18LAT8714 5-19LAT8704, LAT4914 5-20LAT8614 5-21LAT8604 5-22LAT8624, LAT5914 5-23LAT8504, LAT3914 5-24LAT8424, LAT8414 5-25LAT8234, LAT8204, LAT8034, LAT8024, LAT8004 5-26LAT6914 5-27LAT5005, LAT5004 5-28LAT5004AG* (EXPORT) 5-29LAT5006 LAT9206 5-30LAT9306 5-31LAT9406 5-32LAT9606 5-33LAT9706 5-34LAT9806 5-35LAT2300 5-36LAT2500 5-37LAT3500 5-38LAW2400 5-39


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INTRODUCTIONEach model will be covered separately in a section that pertains only to its controlsystem and the components that make up that system. Because the basic structure forall washers is the same, they will be generally covered without regard to model.

Model's) covered in this manual: .LAT2300LAT2500LAT2914LAT3500LAT4914LAT5004LAT5005LAT5914LAT6914LAT7304LAT7314LAT7334LAT8004LAT8014LAT8024LAT8034

LAT8104LAT8234LAT8214LAT8204LAT8404LAT8434LAT8414LAT8421LAT8424LAT8504LAT8604LAT8614LAT8624LAT8704LAT8804LAT8824

LAT8904LAT9304LAT9314LAT9334LAT9604LAT9614LAT9634LAT9704LAT9734LAT9714LAT9804LAT9824LAT9904LAW2400LAW9304LAW9704

For additional information on material covered in this manual, including safety issues,contact:

Maytag Appliances Sales Company -Customer Service

240 Edwards Street, S.E.Cleveland, TN 37311

Phone: 423.472.3333


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PERSONAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Note: As a general rule, appliance should always be disconnected from power sourcebefore attempting replacement of component parts.

This appliance must be properly grounded. Never plug the appliance into a receptaclewhich is not grounded adequately and in accordance with local and national codes. Seeinstallation instructions for grounding this appliance.

Appliances with the UL symbol on the data plate have been listed with UnderwritersLaboratories, Inc.: Those with a CSA Monogram on the data plate have been certified bythe CSA Testing Laboratories as complying with Canadian Standards Associationrequirements. Nevertheless, as with any equipment using electricity and having movingparts, there are potential hazards. To use this appliance safely, the operator shouldbecome familiar with the instructions for operation of the appliance and always exercisecare when using it.

IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE AND WARNING

The California Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986 (Proposition65) requires the Governor of California to publish a list of substances known to theState of California to cause cancer or reproductive harm, and requires business towarn customers of potential exposures to such substances.

Users of this appliance are hereby warned that the burning of gas can result in low-level exposure to some of the listed substances, benzene, formaldehyde and soot,due primarily to the incomplete combustion of natural gas or liquid petroleum (LP)fuels. Exhaust ducts should be kept free of obstructions and properly exhausteddryers will minimize exposure.


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SECTION 1. GENERAL INFORMATION

SPECIFICATIONS

MAYTAG WASHER SPECIFICATIONS

CAPACITY 2.5 Cu. Ft.

MAX. Washer - 7 amps (except for motor starting surges)AMPERAGEDRAW

WATER USAGE EX-Large -- 40 Gal. (33 Imp.); 151 lit.(Complete Cycle,

Large -- 36 Gal. (30 Imp.); 136 lit.All Models)

Medium -- 32 Gal. (27 Imp.); 121 lit. Small -- 28 Gal. (23 Imp.); 106 lit. Ex-Small-- 24 Gal. (20 Imp.); 91 lit. Mini - 18 Gal. (15 Imp.); 68 lit.

MOTOR 1/2 H.P.; 120 volt; 60 Hz reversible, thermoprotected against overload; auto-matic reset. Use Standard 15 amp fuse. Single speed: Models LAT5005 Fabric-Matic: Models LAT7304, LAT9304 Two speed: Models LAT9604, LAT9704, LAT9804, LAT9824, LAT9904The washer control will be capable of controlling either a 120 volt @ 60 Hzthree-wire washer, or a 240 volt @ 50 Hz two-wire washer.

POWER USAGE 0.1 - 0.17 kwh depending on cycle

HOSE LE NGTHS Inlet 5 feet, (1.52 m).Drain 4 feet, (1.22 m).

INSTALLATION Hot and cold connections with water pressure within 30-120 p.s.i.(2.11-8.44kg/cm) range; 120F. to 140F. hot water; a drain; 120 volt, 60 Hz elec-trical outlet properly grounded and protected by a 15 amp fuse or ci rcuitbreaker.

APPROX. Crated - 225 Ibs. (102 kg); Uncrated - 200 Ibs. (91 kg).WEIGHT

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WASHER FEA- LAT9904 LAT9824 LAT9l104 LA19704 LAT9604 LAT9304 LAT7304 LAT5005TURES

Capacity Super Super Super Super Super Super Large Large

Automatic X X X XPresoak Cyde

Knits/Delicate X X X X X X XCyde

Permanent Press X X X X X X X XCyde

Speed Combina- 4 2 2 2 Fabric-Matic Fabric-Matic 1tions

Temperature Thermostatic 7 7 4 4 3 3 3Selections Control

Water Levels 5 Infi- Infi- Infi- 4 4 Infi- 2nite nite nite nile

Extra Rinse X X XOption

Bleach Dispenser X X X X

Self-Cleaning Lint X X X X X X XFilter

Fabric Softener X X X X X X X XDispenser

Water-Saver X XAvailable"

White Porcelain X X X X X X XTub

Sound Insulating X X X XQuiet-Pak

Models Available 240150 240/50 240/50 240/50in ExportVoltage/Hertz

'" Water-Saver models are equipped wilh manual-dean lint filters.

Maytag reserves lhe right to change specifications without notice.

PRE-INSTALLATION CONSIDERATIONS

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Proper installation is the responsibilityof the purchaser.

Checkpoints for proper installation: Properly Grounded Electrical Outlet is

required. Standpipe Drain System must be able

to accept 1 1/2" 0.0. drain hose.Standpipe height of 36" is recom-mended.

Note: Unit is not designed to pumpefficiently if standpipe is in excess of4 feet.

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Hot and Cold Water Faucets must bewithin 4 feet of the back of the washer.

Laundry Tub Drain Systems (for usewith Water-Saver Models only). Tubcapacity to hold a minimum of 21gallons.

Water Heater set to deliver 140F.(600C) hot water to the washer.

Protection from weather: do not storeor operate washer below 60F (15 QC).

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ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS

NOTE: Wiring diagrams are locatedinside the control panel.

OBSERVE ALL NATIONAL ELECTRICALCODES AND LOCAL CODES AND ORDI-NANCES

A 120 VOLT, 60 Hz, 15 ampere fusedelectrical supply is required. An indi-vidual branch (or separate) circuitservi ng only this appliance is recom-mended. NEVER USE AN EXTENSIONCORD

This washer is equipped with a powercord.

Export Models - 50 HZ and 60 HZ

A washer must be used on the voltageand frequency it was designed for. Itshould be operated on an individualbranch circuit and fused by no less thana 15 amp fuse or circuit breaker on220-240 volt units. Export models mayrequired the addition of a plug on thepower cord. It is the responsibility ofthe installer to assure that this hasbeen done properly, check the dataplate to be sure of voltage and line fre-quency reqUirements.

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GROUNDING REQUIREMENTS

ELECTRICAL GROUND IS REQUIREDON THIS APPLIANCE

BEFORE OPERATING OR TESTING,follow grounding instructions inGrounding Section.

WARNING ------------,

To prevent unnecessary risk of fire,electrical shock or personal injury,all wiring and grounding must bedone in accordance with the NationalElectrical Code, ANSI/NFPA, No. 70,Latest Revision (for the UnitedStates) or the Canadian ElectricalCode CSA C22.1 (for Canada) andIO,cal codes and ordinances. It is thepersonal responsibility and obli-gation of the appliance owner toprovide adequate electrical servicefor this appliance.

EXPORT: Specific groundinginstructions must be determined due tovariation of electrical services.

Grounding Instructions

This appliance must be grounded. Inthe event of malfunction or breakdown,grounding will reduce the risk of elec-trical shock by providing a path of leastresistance for electric current. Thisappliance is equipped with a cordhaving an equipment-grounding con-ductor and a grounding plug. The plugmust be plugged into an appropriateoutlet that is properly installed andgrounded in accordance with all localcodes and ordinances.


DANGER -----------,

Improper connection of th.eequipment-grounding conductor canresult in a risk of electric shock.Check with a qualified electrician ORSERVICEMAN if in doubt as towhether the appliance is properlygrounded.

Do not modify the plug provided withthe appliance. If it will not fit theoutlet, have a proper outlet installedby a qualified electrician.

ADDITIONAL GROUNDPROCEDURE-WHERE LOCAL CODEPERMITS.

An external ground wire, clamp andscrews are provided for assistance inmeeting local codes. Where approved,it is recommended this additionalground be installed. A proper externalground connection must be determinedprior to wire hookup. Consult localbuilding officials and qualifiedelectrician in the event any questionsexist.

NEVER CONNECT GROUND WIRE TOPLASTIC PLUMBING LINES, GAS ORHOT WATER PIPES. ALL GROUNDINGAND WIRING MUST BE DONE IN

ACCORDANCE WITH NATIONAL ANDLOCAL CODES.

Grounding & Polarity

The receptacle used for all Maytag pro-ducts operating on 120 VAC must beproperly grounded and polarized.

The power cord used on the appliancesis equipped with a three (3) prongpolarized grounding plug for protectionagainst electrical shock and should beplugged directly into a properlygrounded and polarized receptacle.

Never cut or remove the groundingprong from this plug.

It is the responsibility of the personinstalling the appliance to assure it isadequately grounded and polarized atthe point of installation taking into con-sideration local conditions and require-ments. In cases where only a two (2)prong receptacle is available, it is thepersonal responsibility of the customerto have it replaced with a properlygrounded and polarized 3 prong recep-tacle. All grounding and wiring shouldbe done in accordance with nationaland local codes.

Insure That the Wall Outlet is ProperlyPolarized and Grounded.

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Water Pressure Water Temperature

Water pressure of 30-120 p.s.i. isrequired to correctly fill the washer tothe proper levels. Pressures of lessthan 30 p.s.i. may cause a failure to thewater valve. The valve might not shutoff completely causing an extended orexceptionally long fill time.

Water inlet hoses packed with thewasher are 5' long. If longer or exten-sion hoses are needed, these are avail-able through Maytag Customer Service.

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TO AVOID THE POSSIBILITY OFWATER DAMAGE, SHOULD A HOSELEAK, ALWAYS HAVE FAUCETSACCESSIBLE AND TURN OFFFAUCETS WHEN WASHER IS NOT INUSE.

COLD - Same as cold water faucetsdeliver.

HOT - Same as hot water faucetsdeliver.

WARM - Any warm setting may vary intemperature depending on existing tem-peratures of the hot and cold water.Warm water is also a mixturedependent of the pressure of both hotand cold water supplies. This meanswarm water temperature is NOTthermostatically controlled and canvary in temperature range.

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Drain Facility

Recommended height of standpipe is36". Standpipe must be large enough toaccept a 1 1/2" outside diameter drainhose.

Note: Unit is not designed to pump effi-ciently if standpipe is in excess of 4feet.

Standard automatic washers areequipped with a built-in siphon break.Water Saver models are not equippedwith a siphon break so the drain hosemust be elevated to height of 36". Pref-erably a 36" high standpipe is recom-mended. On installations where thedrain hose cannot be conveniently ele-vated to 36" an accessory Siphon Breakis available.

WITHOUT THE 36" HIGH ELEVATION ORA SIPHON BREAK, WATER MAY RUNOUT OF THE WASHER PREMATURELY.Should the washer fill and drain at thesame time, this would indicate that thedrain hose has not been elevated to theproper height. Drain facilities must becapable of handling a 1 1/2" outsidediameter drain hose.

WATER-SAVER MODELS

The diverter valve is located in thelower left-hand corner on the backsideof the washer.

The suds hose (hose with longgooseneck) connects to the top divertervalve outlet. The other end of the hoseis cut at an angle to prevent sedimentfrom returning to the washer. Placesuds hose into a 21 gallon minimumcapacity storage tank. This hose mustbe in a straight line to the storage tankand be able to reach the bottom of the

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tank. Secure the hose to the tank toprevent the hose from coming out.

The drain hose is connected to thebottom diverter valve outlet. The otherend goes into the standpipe. If a 36"standpipe is not available, a siphonbreak must be installed to elevate thedrain hose. Hold the siphon break inplace (where it will be secured to backof washer) and cut the drain hose.Assemble the drain hose to the siphonbreak open end with clamp. The closedend of the siphon break points up.Mount the siphon break and drain hosegoing to drain facility with clamp andscrew through hole provided at upperleft side on back of washer.

If the drain hose needs to be extendedto reach the drain facility, attach theextension hose section to the siphonbreak using a coupler.

CD-OJDo not extend gooseneck end or cutgooseneck end off. Be sure eachsection of hose is securely pushed overthe ends of the coupler and should joinat approximately the middle of thecoupler.

Now that the drain hose is elevated 36"with the siphon break, it can go into afloor drain or low standpipe.

ALL MODELS

Note: CAUTION MUST ALWAYS BEEXERCISED TO AVOID "KINKING" THEDRAIN HOSE. For best performance the


drain hose should not be restricted inany way, through elbows, coupling orexcessive lengths. All unnecessarydrain hose should be cut off to avoidrestrictions.

Flooring

For best performance the washer mustbe installed on a solid floor. Wood floorconstructions may sometimes need tobe reinforced to minimize vibrationfrom unbalanced load situations.Carpets and soft tile surfaces are alsocontributing factors in vibration and/ortendency for a washer to move slightlyduring spin cycle. A special carpetinstallation kit is available as an acces-sory to provide a solid base for eachleveling leg. It is composed of foursmall steel plates which can be"nailed" to a wooden, carpeted floor.These plates will reduce vibrationbetween leveling leg of washer andfloor surface.

NEVER install washer on a platform orweak support structure.

Location Considerations

It is recommended the,washer never beinstalled in areas where water mayfreeze since the washer will alwaysmaintain some water in the water valve,pump and hose areas. This can causedamage to belts, pump, hoses and othercomponents. Operating temperatureshould be above 60F.

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Temperature Considerations

Since the washer always maintainssome water in the water valve, pumpand hose areas, it is recommended thewasher never be installed in areaswhere water may freeze. This cancause damage to belts pump, hosesand other components.

COLD WEATHER STORAGE

If a washer is to be stored where itwould be subject to freezing conditions,the following precautions should betaken:

1. Turn off water supply, remove anddrain inlet hoses.

2. Set timer to a fill cycle and energizewater valve by depressing a warmwater setting. A few seconds is suf-ficient.

3. Disconnect from electrical supply.4. Remove two front panel screws and

remove front panel.5. Remove the hose clamps and drain

the water from the drain hose andpump by lowering the drain hose tofloor level.

Lubrication

No routine lubrication or adjustmentsare required to maintain this product.This does not mean the product willnever need attention.

Finish

The cabinet and external finishes areprotected against rust to keep theproduct looking well for many years.As with any other piece of equipment,

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cleaning and waxing maintains thebeauty of these finishes.

CAUTION ----------,

If "spilled" or used improperly,bleaches and other stronglaundering chemicals can perma-nently spot or stain finishes unlesswiped off immediately.

The top cover, lid and inner tub of thewasher have a porcelain enamel finish.Since porcelain is actually "glass"which is bonded to metal, it is verydurable. However, care should beexercised to avoid damage from objectsor tools used around and in the product.Porcelain can be chipped.

Water Damage From Flooding

In the event the washer should beexposed to water from basementflooding, always unplug the product andhave a qualified Maytag technicianinspect appliance before any attempt ismade to operate the unit. Never washproduct inside and out with a gardenhose or pressure cleaning system.

INSTALLATION

Instructions for Installation:

Parts and literature are packagedinside of washer tub. Lift tub block toremove items. Replace Tub Block andtape lid shut. After installation is com-pleted be sure to remove Tub Block.

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1. With the tub block in place and lidtaped shut, lay two of the cartoncorner posts on the floor. Tipwasher forward on its front so it willlay across both corner posts.

2. Remove the crate wires holdingcrate base to base frame. This canbe done with a screwdriver.


3. You now have access to all 4leveling legs.

4. Loosen leveling leg locking nuts.Set washer in upright position.

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5. Place hose screen on each washerinlet hose. Screen should bepointing out to fit into faucet outlet.

6. Connect hoses to the faucets, bleedthe water lines.


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The sudshose (A) connects to thetop diverter valve outlet. The otherend of the hose to the storage tank.The drainhose (8) is connected tothe bottom diverter valve outlet. Theother end goes into the standpipe. Ifa 36/1 standpipe is not available, asiphon break (C) must be installed toelevate the drain hose. (See DrainFacility, Water Saver Models.)

9. Standard Models

Install drain hose and clamp oversiphon break tube on the back of thewasher. Tighten clamp securely.

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7. Insert hose washer to end of eachwater inlet hose.

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8. Connect hoses to the washer, HOTon top and COLD on bottom. Turnon water supply and check for leaks.

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10. Place the gooseneck end of thedrain hose into the standpipe.

11. Prepare to put washer in place byadjusting leveling legs.

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12. With a level, check washer andmake necessary adjustments toleveling legs.

13. Once level, tighten leveling leglocking nuts with a wrench.

14. Install vinyl feet on leveling legs.

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15. Check unit again with a level. Besure that machine does not rock.

16. Connect groundwire to back of unitby using wire supplied (found in theaccessory package in washer tub).Secure other end of ground wirewith clamp (also in accessorypackage) to COLD water pipe.

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17. Plug power cord into properlygrounded electrical outlet.

18. Move washer into position. Removetape from lid. Open lid to removetub block.

19. Check operation using check list:

Check List:

Tub Block, accessory package andinstructions have been removed fromtub.


Washer is properly grounded andplugged into a polarized electricaloutlet.

Water is turned on. Check for leaks atfaucet and water valve connections.

Drain hose is properly located intodrain facility and is not kinked.

Washer has been leveled with legsfirmly on floor, leveling leg lock nutshave been tightened and vinyl feet areinstalled.

Fill washer. Checking correct watertemperature.

After washer has filled, let washeragitate.

Spin water out.

ELECTRICAL TESTEQUIPMENT

The equipment required to serviceMaytag products depends largely uponthe condition encountered. Locating amalfunction will often require the use ofelectrical testing equipment such as:

Appliance Test Meter

Clamp-on Ammeter

Motor Test Cord

Appliance Test Meter

CAUTION -----------,

Always disconnect power supplybefore making continuity checks ortaking resistance readings.

An Appliance Test Meter is a multi-purpose tester combining an AC-DCvoltage tester with a multi-rangeohmmeter.

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Probably the easiest means of testingelectrical components is "continuitytesting" with an appliance test meter.Continuity is a complete or continuouspath from one point in an electricalcircuit to another point.

The obvious advantages of being ableto check electrical components and cir-cuits without power applied is one ofthe features of the ohmmeter. Multipleranges allow accurate determination ofresistances of both single componentsand entire circuit paths. Resistance ismeasured in "ohms".

SET METER FOR USE AS FOLLOWS:1. Calibrate meter by touching test

probes together and turningadjusting dial until meter reads "0"on the ohm scale. Recheck cali-bration whenever adjusting dial forohms settings is changed. (Replacebattery if adj ustment wi II not bri ngmeter reading to "0".)

2. Select the scale most easily readand place test probes on respectiveterminals. When checking a switch,the reading would normally beeither open or closed. A reading of70 on the R x 10 scale would forexample be 700 ohms resistance.


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CAUTION ----------,

Always be sure the power has beendisconnected before making resist-ance measurements. Failure to doso will result in damage to yourmeter! Internal batteries provide allthe power needed to make resist-ance checks. They should bechecked at least once a year andreplaced as needed.

For the most part, we will only be con-cerned with continuity. Is there a pathor not? References are made betweena "closed" (continuity) reading and an"open" (no continuity) reading. Onenote, when you get an "open" reading,try a higher resistance range (setting).A very high resistance appears as an"open" on the lower ranges. For bestaccuracy always "re-zero" meter whenchanging ranges and/or the physicalposition of the meter.

Continuity testing, as related to an elec-trical component, is the check of a partfor an "open" or "closed" circuit.

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Electrical components fall into twogeneral categories.

1. LOADS - Devices that use orconsume electricity. Exampleswould include drive motor, heatingelements, lamps, timer and solenoidcoils.

2. SWITCHES - Devices that controlthe supply of electricity to the loador loads in a circuit. Examplesinclude door switches, timer con-tacts, selector switch and relay con-tacts.

Continuity tests of "load" devices willshow varying levels of resistance fromvery low for some transformer andmotor windings to very high for sometimer motors and components on elec-tronic control boards. Usually it is moreimportant to know if there is a path forcurrent flow through a device (conti-nuity) than to know the exact resistance(ohms) of the device.

Continuity tests of switches will showvirtually no resistance across closedcontacts. Resistance, even low valuesindicates burned or dirty contacts in aswitch.

Continuity testing is a process of elimi-nating those electrical componentsinvolved in a given function of the appli-ance, until the inoperative part is found.By reviewing the list of possible elec-trical problems under a given condition,and then performing appropriate conti-nuity checksQn the parts involved, youshould be able to locate the electricalcomponent which is inoperative.

When checking components or circuitpaths for continuity, external wiringshould be disconnected to eliminatefalse readings through external paths.Isolate what you want to test.


Resistance Checks: The following chartshows typical resistance values for

some of the components found on thewasher.

WASHER

Water Valve Solenoid Coil

120V SOO - 900 ohms

24V 140 - 160 ohms

Motor Windings

Main Winding 2 ohmsStart Winding 4 ohms

Motor RelayCoil (small terminals) 490 ohmsMotor Reversion Relay Coi I (small terminals) 350 ohms

Voltage Checks

CAUTION ---------.,

Use extreme care when checkingvoltage.

For the most part these checks willconsist of taking readings at the wallreceptacle in order to determine theavailability of voltage to the product.Voltage checks on individual compo-nents of a product are NOT recom-mended due to the possibility ofelectrical shock. Component parttesting is best accomplished throughconti nuity checks with an Appl ianceTest Meter. (See section on ApplianceTest Meter under ELECTRICAL TESTEQUIPMENT of this chapter.)

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Note: Use of the meter on voltagehigher than the indicated range maycause permanent damage to the meter.To prevent damage, first select highestrange and then lower the range forreadings which fall within the lowerscale.

SET UP METER FOR USE AS FOllOWS:1. Turn selector knob to desired meter

function and appropriate range.2. Plug black lead into socket marked

(-) negative.3. Plug red lead into socket marked

( +) positive.4. Place test leads into receptacle in

order to determine voltage avail-able.


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120 VOLTS AC oVOLTS AC 120 VOLTS AC

Using Voltmeter As A ContinuityTester

CAUTION ------------,

Always disconnect power supplybefore making continuity checks ortaking resistance readings.

While we normally think of continuitytesting as only an ohmmeter function, avoltmeter can also be used, particularlywhen testing switch contacts. Theprimary difference is that power isapplied to the circuit under test andappropriate caution MUST be exer-cised.

The voltmeter is connected across thecomponent terminals with the wires stillin place and with power disconnected.

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The meter is set for the 300 volt rangeand power is reconnected. A voltagereading indicates a voltage drop acrossthe component. There should be novoltage drop across closed switch con-tacts or fuses.

The voltmeter connected across ther-mostat terminal, as an example, willshow no reading when the thermostat iscalling for heat and will show linevoltage when the thermostat cycles iftimer is in heat cycle.

This type of continuity testing is anexcellent method at locating question-able switch contacts. Any voltage dropacross closed switch contacts indicatespoor electrical contact. The resultantinternal heating can shorten componentlife.


Using Meter For TemperatureReadings

(50F. to 300F.)

Washer - Water temperature readingsare most accurate when the temper-ature probe is lowered partially into afull tub of water (HOT-COLO-WARM).

SET UP METER FOR USE AS FOLLOWS:1. Turn selector knob to TEMP.

2. Insert black negative lead of temper-ature probe into black socketmarked (-) negative.

3. Insert red positive lead of temper-ature probe into red socket marked(+) positive.

4. To calibrate meter, touch black plugfrom red positive Iead to black nega-tive lead and turn calibration dialuntil needle aligns with CAL.

5. Probe is ready to use - read bluescale on meter face marked TEMP.

Clamp-On Ammeter

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Each circuit in an appliance has a"normal" current draw which is an indi-cation of the performance of that circuit.Current draw levels, less than or morethan normal, give clues to malfunctions.The clamp-on ammeter measures thesecurrents without breaking the circuit bymeasuri ng the strength of the magneticfield developed around each conductor.Current is read by separating the con-ductors and clamping the jaws of theammeter around each conductor onwhich current is to be read. Lowamperage readings indicate problemssuch as damaged heating elements,etc. High amperage readings indicatethe unit being tested is operating underan increased mechanical or electricalload.

Note: Overloads on a circuit breakeror fuse can be traced to the productbeing tested or the ci rcuit breaker (orfuse) by checking the product's currentdraw. If the amperage reading is lessthan the breaker readi ng, the breakeror fuse box is at fault.

Note: A wattmeter reading will providebetter information than an ammeter asit gives a more accurate indication.


AMPERAGE CHART

WASHER

Spin - Start

Spin

Full Tub

Water in Tub

Full Speed Water Out

6.0 amps

6.5 amps

6.0 amps

VOLTAGE CHECKS WITH AMMETER

Voltage readings may be taken by using the leads supplied with the meter. The meteris preset to read on the 0-300 VAC scale but can be dropped down to 0-150 VAC rangeby depressing the red button on the side of the meter.

Motor Test Cord

NOTE

Always plug test cord into agrounded receptacle.

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A motor test cord may be used to elec-trically check operation of the variouselectrical components without removingthem from the unit. Testing in thismanner merely determines whether ornot the part will function independentlyof other electrical components. In orderto make accurate tests, proper con-nection of the motor test cord is impor-tant. With the aid of the drawings underDrive Motor Test, installation of themotor test cord may be done quicklyand accurately.


DRIVE MOTOR TEST - WASHER

The motor may be checked in thewasher or removed and checked on thebench.

Washer Single Speed - Reversible-Drive Motor

A. Live test - Use Caution.

Parts Supplied for Installation

Drain hose

Drain hose clamp 2 Inlet hoses

2 Hose Washers

2 Hose screens

Ground clamp & screw Ground screw & washer 4 Vinyl feet for washer legs Literature

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1. Disconnect washer power source.

All four leads of the test cord arerequired to test the washer drive motor.The following drawing shows installa-tion of the test cord on washer drivemotor, (agitate cycle). Reversing themotor to spin is accomplished byreversing wires Band C.

32RD

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GENERAL INFORMATION (1997) DEPENDABLE CAREMULTI FABRIC ALL 2-SPEEDDEPENDABLE CARE FABRIC

FEATURES & CYCLESLAT5006 LAT9206 LAT9306 LAT9406 LAT9606 LAT9706 LAT9806

Capacity Large Super Super Super Super Super Super

Cycles 7 7 8 9 10 14 14

Double Wash X

Regular

Extra Heavy X X X X X

Heavy X X X X X X X

Normal X X X X X X X

Light X X X X X X X

Easy Care/Permanent Press

Heavy X X X X X X X

Normal X X X X X X X

Light X X X X X X X

Hand Washables X

Delicate

Heavy X X

Normal X X X X X

Light X X X X

Sensi/Care Normal X X

Sensi/Care Light X X

Quick Cycle X X

Soak Cycle X X

Presoak X

Extra Rinse Option X X X

Extra Spin Option X X

Temp Selections 3 3 3 4 4 4 7

Energy Saver X

Speed Combinations 1 1 1 2 2 3 4

Water Levels 3 5 5 5 Infinite Infinite Infinite

Bleach Dispenser X X X X X

Indicator Lights 3 3

Sound Package Quiet Quiet Quiet Quiet Quiet Plus Quiet Plus QP2

Type Of Control Rotary Rotary Rotary Rotary Push Push PushButton Button Button

Color Availability E E/M E/M E/M E/M E/M E/M

QP2=Quiet Plus 2 E=Monochromatic White M=Monochromatic Almond

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SECTION 1. GENERAL INFORMATION '20

MAYTAG DEPENDABLE CARE WASHER SPECIFICATIONS

AMPERAGE DRAW Maximum of 7 amps (except for motor starting surges)Super - 40 Gal. (33 Imp.); 151 Liter.Large - 36 Gal. (30 Imp.); 136 Liter.Medium - 32 Gal. (27 Imp.); 121 Liter.

WASHER USAGE Small - 28 Gal. (23 Imp.); 106 Liter.Mini - 24 Gal. (20 Imp.); 91 Liter.[Double Wash Add additional fill: 19 Gal. (14 Imp.); 64 Liter.[Permanent Press Add additional spray rinses: 3 Gal. (2 Imp.); 11 Liter.]

MOTOR 1/2 H.P.; 120 Volt/60 Hz reversible, thermoprotected against overload;automatic reset. Use standard 15 amp fuse/circuit breaker

POWER USAGE 0.1 0.17 KWH depending on cycle.

HOSE LENGTHS Inlet 5 feet, (1.52 m).Drain 4 feet, (1.22 m).Hot and cold connections with water pressure within 30-120 p.s.i.

INSTALLATION (2. 11-8.44kg/cm range; 120F. to 140F. hot water; a drain standpipe withminimun height of 30 - 36 inches; 120 VAC 60 Hz grounded receptacleprotected by a 15 amp fuse/circuit breaker.

APPROX. WEIGHT Crated - 220 Ibs. (91 kg); Uncrated - 180 Ibs. (82 kg).

LAUNDRY CYCLES:

Regular CycleUsed for most wash loads, comprised ofExtra Heavy, Heavy, Normal and Light.Duration of the cycles are:

SELECTION SOILED ITEM TIME(MIN.)

Extra Heavy Heavy-work 16-18clothes, uniforms

Heavy Heavy 13-15

Normal Average 10-12

Light Light 7-9

Easy Care/Permanent PressMinimizes wrinkles with a cool-downspray rinse following the wash, com-prised of Heavy, Normal and Light. Dura-tion of cycles are:

SELECTION SOILED ITEM TIME(MIN.)Heavy Heavy 10-14

Normal Average 7-9

Light Light 5-6

2-Speed DelicateCycle for items requiring delicate washaction because of their construction.

SELECTION SOILED ITEM TIME(MIN.)Heavy Heavy 13-15

Normal Average 10-12

Light/Quick Light 7-9


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All Fabric DelicateProvides alternating periods of wash andsoak.

SOILED ITEM TIMESELECTION (MIN.)Normal Average 10-12

SENSICARE for Hand WashablesA special cycle found on select 2-speedwashers (14 cycle models) to gently andeffectively wash/rinse items labeledI/hand washablel/. The washer alternatesbetween periods of delicate wash andsoak for a total of 10 minutes. In addi-tion, an extra rinse option may be se-lected for more complete removal oflaundry additives at the end of the cycle.It is helpful for people with a skin sensi-tivity to various dyes and/or perfumes inlaundry additives.

SOILED ITEM TIMESELECTION (MIN.)Normal Average 10 Approx.

Light Light 6 Approx.

Hand WashableSame as the SENSICARE cycle exceptthere are no variable wash times and noextra-rinse option available. Found on 10Cycle, 2 speed washers.

Double WashVirtually eliminates the need for pretreatproducts while providing comparablestain removal performance. Granular orliquid laundry detergent is placed in thebottom of the tub prior to loadingclothes. Then liquid detergent is placed inthe gray detergent cup on the top of theagitator for the second wash. In opera-tion, the first tub of water will be spun out

at the end of the first wash. This will alsodispense the liquid detergent for thesecond wash prior to the second freshwater fill.

Super WashProvides up to 24 minutes of wash forvery heavily soiled durable loads.

PresoakAdds approximately 8 minutes of washand soak to the beginning of the cycle.The timer advances from soak directlyinto the wash cycle without draining thetub. Saves time, detergent, water andenergy. Uses only one tub of water andthe user doesn't have to come back tostart a wash cycle. Found on the selectedRegular cycles.

Soak OnlyDesigned to soak heavily soiled orstained items. (For best additive perfor-mance, the soak time should not exceed30 minutes.) The user is able to manuallyadvance the washer into any cycle anddecide whether to drain and fill the tubwith fresh water or to advance into acycle without draining.

Light/Quick CycleProvides approximately 7 - 9 minutes ofwash for lightly soiled items.

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LAUNDRY OPTIONS:

Extra RinseWhen selected, the rinse occurs at theend of the cycle for more complete re-moval of laundry additives. Helpful forindividuals with skin sensitivities or thosewith a sudsing problem in soft waterconditions.

Extra SpinCan be selected on 14 cycle, 2-speedwashers to provide an additional 2 min-utes of spin time at the end of the cyclefor improved extraction of absorbentloads. It will be the same speed as thespin speed selected on the pushbutton.

Energy SaverReduces the hot water usage, thus savingthe customer money in water heater use.The washer's water valve will restrict theamount of incoming hot water on hot orwarm wash water selection and allowslightly more cold water into the tub.





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SECTION 2. CONTROLS

The following charts illustrate a brief overview of each model series and the cyclefunctions of operation sequence. Refer to wiring diagram supplied with unit fortesting. Agitation and soak times will vary with the number of minutes selected. Under certain conditions, the spray rinse may not occur.

Note: The washer will pause briefly throughout each cycle. These pauses arenormal.

A9824,A9804

PERMANENT PRESS FINE WASH PRE-SOAK REGULAR FABRICS EXTRA RINSE

Fill & Wash Fill & Wash Fill & Wash Fill & Wash Off or RII & RinseCool Down Spi n Soak Soak Spin Spin & SprayAgitate Agitate Agitate Spin & Spray SpinSpin Spin Soak SpinFill & Rinse Spin & Spray Fill & RinseSpin & Spray Fill & Rinse Spin & SpraySpin Spin & Spray SpinOff Spin

Off

A8904,A8824,A8804,A6914

PERMANENT PRESS QUICK CYCLE PRESOAK REGULAR FABRICS EXTRA RINSE

Fill & Wash Fill & Wash Fill & Wash Fill & Wash Off or Fi II & RinseCool Down Spi n Spin Pause Spin Spin & SprayFill & Agitate Spin & Spray Agitate Spin & Spray SpinSpin Fill & Rinse Pause SpinFill & Rinse Spin & Spray Fill & RinseSpin & Spray Spin Spin & SpraySpin Off SUPER-WASH (8904) SpinOff

Fill & Wash

A9334,A8504,A8214,A8104,A8014,A7334,A3914,A2914

PERMANENT PRESS DELICATES INFINITE SOAK REGULAR FABRICS

Fill & Wash Fill & Agitate Fill & Wash Fill & WashCool Down Pause Infinite SoC!k SpinFill & Agitate Agitate Spin & SpraySpin Pause SpinFill & Rinse Agitate Fill & RinseSpin & Spray Spin Spin & SpraySpin Spin & Spray SpinOff Fill & Rinse

Spin & SpraySpinOff

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A8434,A8404,A9614,A9604

PERMANENT PRESS DELICATES REGULAR FABRICS

Fill & Wash Fill & Wash Fill & WashWash-Pause Wash-Pause Wash-PauseCool Down Spin SpinAgitate Spin & Spray Spin & SpraySpin Spin SpinFill & Rinse Fill & Rinse Fill & RinseSpin & Spray Spin & Spray Spin & SpraySpin Spin SpinOff Off

A9714,A9704,A8714,A8624,A8614,A8604,A5914

PERMANENT DELICATES QUICK CYCLE SUPER-WASH (8614, 8604) REGULAR FABRICSPRESS

Fill & Wash Fill & Wash Fill & Wash Fill & Wash Fill & WashCool Down Spi n Spin Spin SpinFill & Agitate Spin & Spray Spin & Spray PRESOAK Spin & SpraySpin Fill & Rinse Fill & Rinse (9714,9704,8714,8624,5914) SpinFill & Rinse Spin & Spray Spin & Spray Fill & RinseSpin & Spray Spin Spin

Fill & WashSpin & Spray

Spin Off Off SpinOff Soak

AgitateSoak

A9734

PERMANENT DELICATES QUICK CYCLE INRNtTE SOAK REGULAR FABRICSPRESS

Fill & Wash Fill & Wash Fill & Wash Fill & Wash Fill & WashCool Down Spi n Spin Spin Infinite Soak SpinFill & Agitate Spin & Spray Spin &Spray Spin & SpraySpin Fill & Rinse Fill & Rinse SpinFill & Rinse Spin & Spray Spin & Spray Fill & RinseSpin & Spray Spin Spin Spin & SpraySpin Off Off SpinOff

A9634,A8704,A8424,A8414,A4914

PERMANENT PRESS DELICATES INFINITE SOAK REGULAR FABRICS

Fill & Wash Fill &Wash Fill & Wash Fill & WashCool Down Spi n Spin Infinite Soak SpinFill & Agitate Spin & Spray Spin & SpraySpin Fill & Rinse SpinFill & Rinse Spin & Spray Fill & RinseSpin & Spray Spin Spin & SpraySpin Off SpinOff


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A9314,A9304,A8234,A8204,A8034,A8024,A8004,A7314,A7304

PERMANENT PRESS DELICATES REGULAR FABRICS

Fill & Wash Fill & Wash Fill & WashCool Down Pause SpinFill & Agitate Agitate Spin & SpraySpin Pause SpinFill & Rinse Spin Fill & RinseSpin & Spray Spin & Spray Spin & SpraySpin Fill & Rinse SpinOff Spin & Spray

SpinOff

WATER SAVER - LAW9704

PERMANENT DELICATES QUICK CYCLE SUDS RETURN REGULAR FABRICSPRESS

Fill & Wash Fill & Wash Fill & Wash Suds Return Fill & WashCool Down Spi n Spin Spin Off SpinFill & Agitate Spin & Spray Spin & Spray Spin & SpraySpin Fill & Rinse Fill & Rinse SpinFill & Rinse Spin & Spray Spin & Spray Fill & RinseSpin & Spray Spin Spin Spin & SpraySpin Off Off SpinOff

WATER SAVER - LAW9304

PERMANENT PRESS DELICATES SUDS RETURN REGULAR FABRICS

Fill & Wash Fill & Wash Suds Return Fill & WashCool Down Pause SpinFill & Agitate Agitate Spin & SpraySpin Pause SpinFill & Rinse Spin Fill & RinseSpin & Spray Spin & Spray Spin & SpraySpin Fill & Rinse SpinOff Spin & Spray

SpinOff

A5005, A5004

PERMANENT PRESS REGULAR FABRICS

Fill & Wash Fill & WashWash-Pause Wash-PauseCool Down SpinFi II & Agitate Spin & SpraySpin SpinFill & Rinse FillSpin & Spray RinseSpin Spin & SprayOff Spin


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CONTROL OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Features may vary according to model

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LAT9904

Washer Operating Instructions

Pressing one of the nine Program keyspowers up the control, and initiates theselected program. All other washerkeys are inoperable until a programselection is made. (When a pad isproperly pressed, an audible tone willbe heard and a red indicator will light.)The pre-programmed wash cycles auto-matically provide warm water washes,cold water rinses and extra large waterlevels.

Cycle selection can be changed whilethe washer is filling by pressing anothercycle pad. After the fill is complete, thecycle cannot be changed. If the pre-programmed options are not appro-priate for the load:

Change the wash temperature bypressing the WASH TEMP ADJUSTpad.

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Change the load size by pressing theWATER LEVEL ADJUST pad.

Change the wash time by pressing theTIME ADJUST pad - T to decreasetime or .. to increase time.

Select other desired options bypressing the appropriate pads.

Select the Wash Program or Cycle

If a previous load has not beenremoved, the washer will not acknowl-edge the cycle selection. The word"lid" will appear in the monitor. To con-tinue, the lid must be raised andlowered and the wash cycle re-selected.

For Regular Fabrics, press the center ofthe "Regular" pad. After a slight pause,the washer will immediately beginfilling and automatically select an"Extra Large" Water Level, WarmWash/Cold Rinse and 10 minutes of agi-tation. ("10" will appear in the DigitalDisplay.)

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For Permanent Press Loads, Press the"Permanent Press" pad. After a slightpause, the washer will immediatelybegin filling and automatically select an"Extra Large" Water Level, WarmWash/Cold Rinse and 8 minutes of agi-tation. ("Wash 8 Minutes" will appear inthe Monitor.) Since this cycle featuresa cool down rinse to minimize wrinklingwhen hot or energy-saver hot washtemperatures are used.

For Knit and Delicate Loads, (delicatelyconstructed knits, sheer fabrics, lacetrimmed and embroidered items,lingerie, foundation garments,washable woolens and "HandWashable" items) press the"Knits/Delicates" pad. After a slightpause, the washer will automaticallyselect an "Extra Large" Water Level,Warm Wash/Cold Rinse and 6 minutesof GENTLE agitation. ("Wash 6Minutes" will appear in the Monitor.)Customized Care Cycles

The CUSTOM CYCLE 1 and CUSTOMCYCLE 2 pads can each be pro-grammed with a customized cycle tocare for special loads.

To program, first press the desiredcycle pad (Regular, Perm. Press, etc.)and make the necessary changes inwash temperature, water level, washtime, rinse selections and options.When all the selections have beenmade, press the custom pad and holduntil a long tone is heard.

Note: The first time CUSTOM CYCLEpads are used, the pad must be helduntil three tones are heard followed bythe long tone.) The toners) indicatesthe customized cycle has been pro-grammed. The next time that specialcycle is needed, simply press the

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custom pad. The custom cycles can bechanged at any time by repeating thisprocedure.

Special Cycles

The Fine Wash cycle is designed for"hand washable" items. The washerwill agitate and soak alternately for atotal of 6 minutes with 2 minutes of thatbeing a GENTLE agitation. The cyclecontinues with a rinse and SLOW FINALSPIN. To select, press the FINE WASHpad. After a slight pause, the washerwill fill and automatically select anExtra Large Water Level and WarmWash/Cold Rinse. "Wash 6 Minutes"will appear in the Monitor.

For Soak Only, press the "Soak" pad.After a slight pause, the washer willimmediately begin filling and automat-ically select an "Extra Large" WaterLevel, Cold Water and 30 minutes ofsoak with brief periods of agitation."Soak 30 Minutes" will appear in themonitor. After the soak period, thewasher will spin and drain the water.Use this program for soaking heavilysoiled or stained items, without thewasher advancing into a wash cycle.

The load size and water temperaturecan be changed by pressing the appro-priate load and water temperaturepads. The soak time can be decreasedby pressing the .... pad.

For an extended soak period, press andhold the'" pad, two dashes "--" willappear in the display during fill and agi-tation. The washer will shut off, contin-uing to soak for an indefinite length oftime and will not drain. Simply pressthe "Spin" pad to spin and drain the tub.Generally, soak periods up to 30minutes are sufficient for most loads.

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Note: Allow the washer to completethe entire spin cycle (5 minutes) toavoid the next cycle beginning with aspin.

For Rinse, press the "Rinse" pad torinse a load. After a slight pause, thewasher will fill and automatically selectan "Extra Large large" Water Level,Cold Water and 2 minutes of agitation."Rinse 2 Minutes" will appear in thedisplay.

The load size and rinse temperaturecan be changed by touching the appro~priate Load pad or the "Warm Ri nse"pad. The rinse agitation time can beincreased to 8 minutes by pressing the

~ pad.

For Spin, press the "Spin" pad. Thespin cycle is used to drain the tub orspin out a load. The washer tub willbegin spinning and automatically selecta 5 minute spin. "Spin 5 Minutes" willappear in the display. The spin timecan be increased (up to 8 minutes) ordecreased by pressing the (~ or"MORE") or ( ... or "LESS") pad.

Changing and Monitoring Programs

You can change back and forth to anywash cycle until the washer fill is com-plete. A Washer Cycle Program, Loador Water selection can be changed bypressing another pad before the fill isfinished. Options are selected bypressing the pad once or canceled bypressing the pad again. The ~ or ...pads are pressed to lengthen or shortena portion of a program. Pressing the"OFF" pad stops the washer andcancels all selections.

The progress of the washer programcan be monitored by noting the location

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of the red sequence lights for eachportion of the program -- SOAK, WASH,RINSE, S-RINSE, and SPIN. The numberof minutes remaining in each portion ofa program appears in the DigitalDisplay.

IMPORTANT: If a washer program isselected while the lid is open, "Lid" willappear in the display and you mustraise and lower the lid and re-selectwash cycle. The washer will not agitateor spin unless the lid is closed.

Select the Proper Water Level

Since the "Extra Large" Water Level isautomatically selected, the water levelneeds changed only if the load is smallor medium in size. Simply press thecorresponding load size pad for theappropriate water level.

Remember, for best washing results,clothes must circulate freely. If too littlewater is used, it may result in poorwashing action, linting or wear onfabrics. Use the following as a guide toselect the proper water level:

Extra Large - Use this setting whenthe tub is 3/4 to full of clothes.

Large - Use this setting when the tubis 1/2 to full of clothes.

Medium - Use this setting when thetub is 1/3 to 1/2 full of clothes.

Small - Use this setting when the tubis 1/4 to 1/3 full of clothes.

Mini - Less than 1/4 full of clothes.

NOTE: When laundering permanentpress or delicately constructed items,washable woolens or loosely knit items,never use less than the "Medium"setting. This will minimize shrinkage,wrinkling and pulling of seams.

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Select Water Temperature

Household water heaters should be setto deliver a minimum of 120F. (49C.)water to the washer for the hot washsetting. Other temperatures options arethermostatically controlled by thewasher to assure consistent temper-atures, improve cleaning and saveenergy.

Note: Water below 65F. is too cold todissolve and activate granular laundrydetergents.

A Warm Wash/Cold Rinse is automat-ically selected with all wash cycles.The water temperature can be changedby pressing the WASH TEMP ADJUSTpad. There are five temperatures avail-able as indicated by the thermometersymbol in the Monitor. They are:

HOT ENERGY SAVER HOT

WARM ENERGY SAVER WARM

COLD

Select Wash Time

The amount of time chosen will be dis-played for approximately 10 seconds inthe Monitor when a cycle is firstselected.

Then the Time Monitor will convert tothe approximate total minutesremaining in the cycle.

Select Options (if desired)

Options are selected by pressing thepad once or canceled by pressing thepad again.

Slow Spin

Pressing this pad provides a slow spinspeed on any cycle selected.

Off

Pressing this pad cancels all selectionsand stops the washer.

Automatic Presoak is ideal for heavilysoiled or stained loads of Regular, Per-manent Press or Delicate items. It willsoak with brief periods of agitation for aselected time and automaticallyadvance into a wash cycle withoutdraining.

The wash time can be increased ordecreased on any cycle by pressing the

~ pad to increase the time; or .... pad todecrease the time, until the fill is com-plete. The minutes of agitation willcount up or down one minute at a timein the display.

Regular FabricsPermanent PressDelicate KnitsFine WashSoakRinseSpinPresoak

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1-19 Minutes1-15 Minutes1-10 Minutes1-10 Minutes1-59 Min.llnfinite1-08 Minutes1-08 Minutes1-60 Minutes

To use this option:1. Select a Wash cycle.2. Choose the load size, water temper-

ature and wash time.

3. Press the "Presoak" pad. (Thepresoak temperature will be thesame as the wash temperature.)

4. Adjust the presoak time down toincrease or decrease by pressingone of the time adjust pads.


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5. Cancel the presoak option bypressing the pad a second time.The indicator light will also go out.

Extra Rinse

An additional deep rinse is automat-ically added to the selected cycle byusing the EXTRA RINSE option. Toselect, press the EXTRA RINSE pad.The water temperature will be the sameas the initial rinse.

Warm Rinse

Pressing this pad will provide a warmfinal rinse when energy saver hot,warm or energy saver warm water tem-peratures are selected. A warm finalrinse cannot be provided on a perma-nent press cycle or when using a hot orcold wash temperature on any cycle.

Start the Washer

After a wash cycle program has beenselected, the washer will fill to theselected water level with the selectedwash water temperature. After filling, itwill agitate for the selected number ofminutes.

The washer will pause brieUythroughout each cycle. These pausesare normal.

This washer is designed so that it willnot agitate or spin when the lid is open.It will, however, fill with the lid open so

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water is available for pretreating stainsor diluting fabric softener.

Should the lid be opened during acycle, the washer will stop; when the lidis closed, the washer will resume it'scycle at the point it was interrupted.

Program Monitor Features

Unbalanced Signal If the washerbecomes unbalanced, "UNBALANCED"will light in the Monitor. One minutelater an audible signal will sound. Thissignal will continue to sound everyminute. To continue the cycle, redis-tribute the load and close the lid. Thewasher will automatically resume thecycle at the point it was interrupted.

Sequence Indicators

Words light in the Monitor as thewasher advances through each portionof the cycle - "Soak, Wash, Rinse,X-Rinse and Spin."

The following display symbols indicate:

Soil Level Indicators

The soil level indicators will light in theMonitor to help match the wash time tothe soil level of the load. For example,if the load is lightly soiled, agitationtime can be decreased and fewer indi-cator lights will light indication appro-priate agitation time for the load.


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LA19824 LA19804 LA18904 LA16914


Select Options

Energy Saver Water Temperature

Pressing the ENERGY SAVER switch to"ON" will decrease the water temper-ature, minimizing water heating costs.For more information see "SelectWash/Rinse Water Temperature" below.

Extra Rinse

Additional deep rinse is automaticallyadded to Regular Fabric loads by usingthe EXTRA RINSE option. Press theEXTRA RINSE switch to the "ON" posi-tion before the cycle begins. Thewasher will add a second rinse andspin to the cycle. The water temper-ature will be the same as the initialrinse.

Wash/Spin Speed

By pressing the appropriate button, thewash and spin speeds can be adjustedto fit the washing requirements of theload.

REGULAR/FAST

REGULAR/SLOW

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GENTLE/SLOW GENTLE/FAST (Not on all Models)Select Water Level

Move the infinite slide lever up or downto Extra Small, Small, Medium, Large,Extra Large, or any point in between. Ifmore water is needed once the fill iscomplete, move the lever all the way upto Reset, then move it to the desi redsetting.



Large - Use this setting when the tubis 1/2 to 3/4 full of clothes.




Extra Small - Less than 1/4 full ofclothes.


Select Wash/Rinse Water Temperature

Note: Household water heaters shouldbe set to deliver a minimum of 120F.(49C.) water to the washer for the hotwash setting.


Press the appropriate button to selectthe water temperature desired.

HOT/COLD ENERGY SAVER HOT/COLD WARM/WARM ENERGY SAVER WARM/WARM WARM/COLD ENERGY SAVER WARM/COLD COLD/COLD

Select Cycle and Time

Push in the cycle control knob and turnclockwise to the proper cycle and washtime.

Washing:

The HEAVY cycle is designed to washvery soiled loads, the NORMAL cycle isfor average soiled loads and the LIGHTcycle should be selected for slightlysoiled loads.

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For Regular Fabric loads, turn thecontrol knob to 12 minutes for a Heavycycle; to 8 minutes for a NORMAL cycle;and to 5 minutes for a LIGHT cycle.

The Superwash cycle (not on allmodels) provides additional wash timefor regular fabric loads. It will addapproximately 6-8 minutes of agitationto the cycle. To select, turn the controlknob to SUPERWASH.

For Delicates, turn the control knob to"Deli cates" on REGULAR FABRICS andselect GENTLE/SLOW speed.

For Permanent Press loads, turn thecontrol knob to 10 minutes for a HEAVYcycle; to 7 minutes for a NORMAL cycle;and to 5 minutes for a LIGHT cycle.

For Knits, turn the control knob to"Knits" on PERMANENT PRESS andselect REGULAR/FAST speed. If theknit items are loosely woven, selectGENTLE/SLOW speed.

The Quick Cycle (not on all models)reduces the cycle time by using a 6minute wash and a shorter first spinand rinse. Total cycle time is approxi-mately 16 minutes plus fill times. Toselect, turn the control knob to start.(Recommended for lightly soiled items).

The Fine Wash cycle (not on all models)is designed for "handwashable" items.The washer will agitate and soak alter-nately for a total of 6 minutes and moveto the rinse and final spin. Turn thecontrol knob to start and selectGENTLE/SLOW speed. A liquid deter-gent is recommended when using thiscycle.


Presoaking:

The Automatic Presoak cycle (not on allmodels) moves from the presoak intothe "HEAVY" regular fabric cycle auto-matically. Since the presoak and thewash are done in one tub of water, itsaves water and energy. A hot waterpresoak is recommended for heavilysoiled items.

To use the AUTOMATIC PRESOAKcycle, turn the control knob toPRESOAK. The washer will soak forapproximately 10 minutes (this includesperiods of agitation) then move directlyinto 12 minutes of wash withoutdraining and refilling.

Start the Washer

Pull out the cycle control knob to startthe washer. It will fill to the selectedwater level with the selected washwater temperature. After filling, it willagitate for the selected number ofminutes.

The washer will pause brieflythroughout each cycle. These pausesare normal.

This washer is designed so that it willnot agitate or spin when the lid is open.

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It will, however, fill with the lid open sowater is available for pretreating stainsor diluting fabric softener.

Should the lid be opened during acycle, the washer will stop; when the lidis closed the washer will resume it'scycle at the point it was interrupted.

Note: If an unbalanced load occursduring the spin, the washer will atom-ically stop. If this happens, push in thecontrol knob, wait for the tub to stopspinning, open the lid, redistribute theload, close the lid and pullout thecontrol knob.

Indicator Lights

(Lights will vary according to model)

The ON light stays lit throughout theentire cycle indicating the washer isoperating. The SOAK light is on duringthe presoak cycle. The WASH/RINSElight is on during the wash and rinseportion of all cycles. The SPIN lightindicates that the washer is spinningthe load. The SUPERWASH light is onuntil the timer advances into theRegular Fabrics HEAVY cycle.


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Select Options

Energy Saver Water Temperature

Extra Rinse

Additional deep rinse is automaticallyadded to Regular Fabric loads by usingthe EXTRA RINSE option. Press theEXTRA RINSE switch to the "ON" posi-tion before the cycle begins. Thewasher will add a second rinse andspin to the cycle. The water temper-ature will be the same as the initialrinse.

Wash/Spin Speed

By pressing the appropriate button, thewash and spin speeds can be adjustedto fit the washing requirements of theload.

REGULAR/FAST

GENTLE/SLOW

Select Water Level

Move the infinite slide lever up or downto Extra Small, Small, Medium, Large,Extra Large, or any point in between. Ifmore water is needed once the fill is

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complete, move the lever all the way upto Reset, then move it to the desiredsetting.



Large - Use this setting when the tubis 1/2 to 3/4 full of clothes.









Press the appropriate button to selectthe water temperature desired.

HOT/COLD WARM/WARM WARM/COLD COLD/COLD



Washing:

The HEAVY cycle is designed to washvery soiled loads, the NORMAL cycle isfor average soiled loads and the LIGHTcycle should be selected for slightlysoi led loads.


For Delicates, turn the control knob to"Deli cates" on REGULAR FABRICS andselect GENTLE/SLOW speed.

For Permanent Press loads, turn thecontrol knob to 10 minutes for a HEAVYcycle; to 7 minutes for a NORMAL cycle;and to 5 minutes for a LIGHT cycle.

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For Knits, turn the control knob to"Knits" on PERMANENT PRESS andselect REGULAR/FAST speed. If theknit items are loosely woven, selectGENTLE/SLOW speed.

The Quick Cycle reduces the cycle timeby using a 6 minute wash and a shorterfirst spin and rinse. Total cycle time isapproximately 16 minutes plus filltimes. To select, turn the control knobto start. (Recommended for lightlysoiled items).

The Fine Wash cycle (not on all models)is designed for "handwashable" items.The washer will agitate and soak alter-nately for a total of 6 minutes and moveto the rinse and final spin. Turn thecontrol knob to start and selectGENTLE/SLOW speed. A liquid deter-gent is recommended when using thiscycle.

Presoaking:

The Automatic Presoak cycle movesfrom the presoak into the "HEAVY"regular fabric cycle automatically.Since the presoak and the wash aredone in one tub of water, it saves waterand energy. A hot water presoak isrecommended for heavily soiled items.

To use the AUTOMATIC PRESOAKcycle, turn the control knob toPRESOAK. The washer will soak forapproximately 10 minutes (this includesperiods of agitation) then move directlyinto 12 mi nutes of wash withoutdraining and refilling.

Start the Washer

Pull out the cycle control knob to startthe washer. It will fill to the selectedwater level with the selected washwater temperature. After filling, it will


agitate for the selected number ofminutes.


This washer is designed so that it willnot agitate or spin when the lid is open.It will, however, fill with the lid open sowater is available for pretreating stainsor diluting fabric softener.


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Note: If an unbalanced load occursduring the spin, the washer will atom-ically stop. If this happens, push in thecontrol knob, wait for the tub to stopspinning, open the lid, redistribute theload, close the lid and pull out thecontrol knob.

Indicator Lights


The ON light stays lit throughout theentire cycle indicating the washer isoperating. The SOAK light is on duringthe presoak cycle.


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Select Water Level

Turn the selector knob to the settingthat matches the size of the load. Thepre-set selector knob (not on allmodels) can be set to five distinct set-tings: Extra Small, Small, Medium,Large, Extra Large.

The infinite selector knob (not on allmodels) can be moved to each waterlevel or any point in between.

If more water is needed once the fill iscomplete, move the knob to Reset, thenmove it to the desired setting.



Large - Use thi s setti ng when the tubis 1/2 to 3/4 full of clothes.

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Turn the selector knob to the water tem-perature desired.

HOT/COLD


WARM/WARM WARM/COLD

COLD/COLD



Washing:



The Superwash cycle (not on allmodels) provides additional wash timefor regular fabric loads. It will addapproximately 6-8 minutes of agitationto the cycle. To select, turn the controlknob to SUPERWASH.

For Permanent Press loads, turn thecontrol knob to 10 minutes for a Heavycycle; to 7 minutes for a NORMAL cycle;and to 5 minutes for a LIGHT cycle.

For Delicates, turn the control knob to 8minutes for a NORMAL cycle; and to 5minutes for a LIGHT cycle.

The Quick Cycle (not on all models)reduces the cycle time by using a 6minute wash and a shorter first spinand rinse. Total cycle time is approxi-mately 16 minutes plus fill times. Toselect, turn the control knob to start.(Recommended for lightly soiled items).

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Note: The washer is automatically pro-grammed to assure proper agitationand spinning for each load type.REGULAR FABRIC cycles and theQUICK CYCLE will provide a fastwashlspin speed. PERMANENT PRESSwill have a fast washlspin speed alongwith a cool-down rinse. DELICATEcycles will have a gentle wash and slowfinal spin speed.

Presoaking:

The Automatic Presoak cycle (not on allmodels) moves from the presoak intothe "HEAVY" regular fabrics cycle auto-matically. Since the presoak and thewash are done in one tub of water, itsaves water and energy. A hot waterpresoak is recommended for heavilysoiled items.

To use the AUTOMATIC PRESOAKcycle, turn the control knob toPRESOAK. The washer wi II soak forapproximately 10 minutes (this includesperiods of agitation) then move directlyinto 12 minutes of wash withoutdraining and refilling.

The Soak Only cycle (not on all models)is used to soak heavily soiled or staineditems for as long as desired. Thewasher does not advance automaticallyinto a wash cycle.

To use the SOAK cycle, turn the controlknob to start. The washer will fill,agitate for apprOXimately 3 minutes andsoak until the control knob is advancedinto a wash cycle or spin and drain.

Start the Washer

Pull out the cycle control knob to startthe washer. It will fill to the selectedwater level with the selected washwater temperature. After filling, it will

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agitate for the selected number ofminutes.




Note: If an unbalanced load occursduring the spin, the washer will atom-

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ically stop. If this happens, push in thecontrol knob, wait for the tub to stopspinning, open the lid, redistribute theload, close the lid and pullout thecontrol knob.

Indicator Lights


The ON light stays lit throughout theentire cycle indicating the washer isoperating. The SOAK light is on duringa soak cycle - soak only or automaticpresoak. The SUPERWASH light is onuntil the timer advances into theRegular Fabrics HEAVY cycle.


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Select Water Level





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Extra Large - Use this setting when thetub is 3/4 to full of clothes.

Large - Use this setting when the tub is1/2 to 3/4 full of clothes.

Medium - Use this setting when the tub is1/3 to 1/2full of clothes.

Small - Use this setting when the tub is1/4 to 1/3 full of clothes.

Extra Small - Less than 1/4 full of clothes.



Note: Household water heaters shouldbe set to deliver a minimum of 120F.(49C.) water ~to the washer for the hotwash setting.


NOTE -------------,

Water below 65F. is too cold to dis-solve and activate granular laundrydetergents.

Turn the selector knob to the watertemperature desired.

HOT/COLD WARM/WARM WARM/COLD COLD/COLD



Washing:




For Delicates, turn the control knob to 8minutes for a NORMAL cycle; and to 5minutes for a LIGHT cycle.

Note: The washer is automatically pro-grammed to assure proper agitationand spinning for each load type.REGULAR FABRIC cyCles will provide a

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fast wash/spin speed. PERMANENTPRESS will have a fast wash/spin speedalong with a cool-down rinse. DELI-CA TE cycles will have a gentle washand slow final spin speed.

Presoaking:


To use the SOAK cycle, turn the controlknob to start. The washer will fill,agitate for approximately 3 minutes andsoak until the control knob is advancedinto a wash cycle or spin and drain.

Start the Washer





Note: If an unbalanced load occursduring the spin, the washer will atom-ically stop. If this happens, push in thecontrol knob, wait for the tub to stop


spinning, open the lid, redistribute theload, close the lid and pull out thecontrol knob.

Indicator Lights


Depending on the model, the washerwill have either a SOAK light or an ON

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light. The ON light stays lit throughoutthe entire cycle indicating the washer isoperating. The SOAK light is on duringa soak cycle.


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Select Water Level




Remember, for best washing results,clothes must circulate freely. If too littlewater is used, it may result in poorwashing action, Iinting or wear onfabrics. Use the following as a guide toselect the proper water level:


Large - Use thi s setti ng when the tubis 1/2 to 3/4 full of clothes.

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Small (Not on all models) - Use thissetting when the tub is 1/4 to 1/3 full ofclothes.




Note: Household water heaters shouldbe set to deliver a minimum of 120F.(49C.) water to the washer for the hotwash setting..




HOT/COLD

WARM/COLD

COLD/COLD



Washing:




For Delicates, turn the control knob tostart. The washer will fill, then alter-nate between periods of agitation andsoak. The entire wash portion of thecycle lasts about 9 minutes, consistingof approximately 6 minutes of soak and3 minutes of agitation.

Presoaking:


To use the SOAK cycle, turn the controlknob to start. The washer will fill,

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agitate for approximately 3 minutes andsoak until the control knob is advancedinto a wash cycle or spin and drain.

Start the Washer





Note: If an unbalanced load occursduring the spin, the washer will atom-ically stop. If this happens, push in thecontrol knob, wait for the tub to stopspinning, open the lid, redistribute theload, close the lid and pull out thecontrol knob.

Indicator Lights


Depending on the model, the washerwill have either a SOAK light or an ONlight. The ON light stays lit throughoutthe entire cycle indicating the washer isoperating. The SOAK light is on duringa soak cycle.


LAT8104,LAT8034,LAT8024, LAT8014,LAT8004,LAT7334,LAT7314,LAT7304, LAT2914


Select Water Level

Turn the selector knob to the settingthat matches the size of the load. Thepre-set selector knob (not on allmodels) can be set to five distinct set-tings: Extra Small, Small, Medium,Large.



Remember, for best washing results,clothes must circulate freely. If too littlewater is used, it may result inpoorwashing action, linting or wear onfabrics. Use the following as a guide toselect the proper water level:

Large - Use this setting when the tubis 3/4 to full of clothes.


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Small (Not on all models) - Use thissetting when the tub is 1/4 to 1/2 full ofclothes.







HOT/COLD

WARM/COLD


COLD/COLD



Washing:


For Regular Fabric loads, turn thecontrol knob to 12

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