To Next PageTo Next PageWhy are my clothes wrinkling after washing in my GE PFWS4600LWW?
If your clothes are wrinkling after washing in your GE washer: * Avoid mixing heavy items (like work clothes) with light items (like blouses). * Load your washer so clothes have enough room to move freely. * Match the cycle selection to the type of fabric you are washing (especially for easy care loads). * Wash in warm or cold water.
General| Brand | GE |
|---|---|
| Model | PFWS4600LWW |
| Type | Front Load Washer |
| Capacity | 4.5 cu. ft. |
| Color | White |
| Energy Star Certified | Yes |
| Number of Wash Cycles | 12 |
| Maximum Spin Speed | 1300 RPM |
| Control Type | Electronic |
| Steam Function | Yes |
| Sanitize Cycle | Yes |
| Dispenser | Detergent, Bleach, Fabric Softener |
Provides essential safety warnings and instructions for using the washer.
Details safety precautions related to hydrogen gas production from water heaters.
Highlights safety requirements for correct washer installation.
Safety guidelines for maintaining the area around the washer and dryer.
Instructions and warnings for safe usage during washing cycles.
Precautions for washer safety when it is not in operation or is being discarded.
Identifies and explains the functions of the washer's control panel buttons and display.
Guidance on selecting and using various wash cycles for different fabric types.
Explanation of specific cycles designed for unique garments or special treatment.
How to adjust soil level and spin speed to match load requirements.
Instructions for selecting wash temperature and using the start/pause function.
Accessing and adjusting settings like volume, brightness, and dryer link.
Using prewash for heavy soil and extra rinse for better detergent removal.
Features for delaying cycle start times and locking the control panel.
Information on the interior basket light and its operation.
Guide to using the Stain Inspector to identify and treat specific stains.
How to use the Steam Assist feature for refreshing and de-wrinkling clothes.
Explanation of the 'e' WASH option for reducing energy consumption.
Instructions for using the Overnight Ready feature for timed clothing preparation.
Description of the dispenser drawer and its compartments for laundry products.
Guidance on using the prewash compartment for heavily soiled loads.
Correct usage of the detergent compartment with HE detergents.
Instructions for safely using the liquid bleach compartment.
Guidance on proper use of the fabric softener compartment.
Advice on sorting clothes based on color, soil level, and fabric type.
Instructions for properly loading the washing machine drum with laundry items.
Illustrative examples of load combinations for different categories.
Step-by-step guide for cleaning the washer's pump filter to remove debris.
Instructions for cleaning the rubber door gasket to ensure proper sealing.
Detailed steps for cleaning the dispenser drawer and its components.
Explanation of common laundry symbols found on garment care labels.
Information on optional accessories like pedestals and smart dispense systems.
Details on the Smart Dispense System for automatic detergent and softener delivery.
Instructions for connecting and configuring the GE Smart Appliance Module (SAM).
Important preparation steps, tools required, and safety notes before installation.
A list of necessary tools for properly installing the washing machine.
Lists the components included with the washer for installation.
Crucial safety warnings regarding grounding and electrical connection during installation.
Guidelines on selecting an appropriate location and avoiding hazards.
Specifies the necessary space around the washer for proper installation and ventilation.
Provides the physical dimensions required for fitting the washer into spaces.
Step-by-step instructions for safely removing the washer from its packaging.
Details on power supply, circuit, and outlet specifications for safe operation.
Instructions and warnings for ensuring the washer is properly grounded.
Specifications for water faucets, pressure, and hose connections.
Details on the standpipe height and drain flow rate requirements.
Step-by-step guide for connecting hot and cold water inlet hoses.
Instructions for safely moving the washer to its final installed location.
How to adjust leveling legs to ensure the washer is stable and operates smoothly.
Proper method for attaching and securing the drain hose to prevent siphoning.
Performing final checks and running a test cycle to ensure proper installation.
Guidance on how to order replacement parts for the washer.
Configuration guide for the Adaptive Vibration Control system based on floor type.
Solutions for frequent issues like not draining, leaking, or clothes too wet.
Diagnosing and resolving problems related to water leaks from the washer.
Troubleshooting steps for cycles not starting or the washer not powering on.
Addressing unusual noises, vibration, and problems with water filling or draining.
Solutions for issues causing wrinkling, graying, or yellowing of laundry.
Resolving problems with colored spots on clothes and incorrect water temperatures.
Addressing bad odors inside the washer and slight variations in metallic color.
How to fix problems related to detergent or bleach dispenser leaks.
Details of the limited warranty for washer parts and service in the United States.
Exclusions from the warranty coverage for products in the United States.
Details of the limited warranty for washer parts and service in Canada.
Exclusions from the warranty coverage for products in Canada.
Information on accessing support, manuals, and scheduling service via the GE website.
How to schedule repair service and information on purchasing extended warranties.
Guidance on ordering parts, accessories, and contacting customer relations.
