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General| Style | front load |
|---|---|
| Color | white |
| Washer Capacity | 2.2 cubic feet |
| Max Spin Speed | 1400 revolutions per minute |
| Spin Speeds | 5 |
| Number of Cycles | 10 |
| Cycle Selections | active wear, basket clean, colors/normals, delicates, drain + spin, hand wash, rinse + spin, speed wash, whites/heavy duty, wrinkle free |
| Options | delay start, extra rinse, my cycle, signal |
| Noise level | yes |
| Temperature Settings | 5 |
| Temperature Selections | sanitize, hot, warm, cold, tap cold |
| Soil Levels | extra heavy, extra light, heavy, light, normal |
| Internal Heater | yes |
| Delay Start / End | yes |
| Child Lock | yes |
| Cycle Signal | yes |
| Interior Light | yes |
| Steam | no |
| Annual Energy Consumption | 122 kilowatt hours |
| Voltage | 120 volts |
| Current | 15 amperes |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 26 63/100 inches |
|---|---|
| Height | 33 19/50 inches |
| Width | 23 1/2 inches |
| Net Weight | 155 pounds |
General safety guidelines for servicing appliances, including warnings, grounding, and required personal protective equipment.
Details the appliance's warranty period, what is covered, and specific exclusions.
Explanation of model number coding and the location of the model and serial number plates.
Instructions for entering the demo mode and the location of the mini-manual.
Description of control panel functions and definitions for cycles like 'Basket Clean'.
Details default settings, available options, and spin speed specifications for wash cycles.
Flowchart and explanation of the logic for detecting and managing out-of-balance conditions.
Accessing and servicing the dispenser drawer, water valves, and water level sensor.
Procedures for removing the machine's top, rear, and front panels for component access.
Procedures for cleaning the drain pump and removing the outer tub assembly.
Steps for servicing the door lock assembly, sensing switch, and related door components.
Procedures for servicing the motor assembly, rotor, and related drive components.
Service procedures for the heater assembly, thermistor, and temperature sensing systems.
Instructions for servicing the tub gasket and removing the wash basket.
Procedures for entering, exiting, navigating, and performing service mode tests.
Table listing error codes, their descriptions, and recommended troubleshooting actions.
Electrical diagram illustrating the washer's component connections.
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