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Brand | Kenmore |
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Model Number | 110.25132410 |
Type | Top Load Washer |
Capacity | 3.5 cu. ft. |
Color | White |
Voltage | 120V |
Agitator | Yes |
Agitator Type | Dual Action |
Number of Wash Cycles | 11 |
Number of Water Levels | 5 |
Energy Star Certified | No |
Spin Speed | 700 RPM |
Water Temperature Settings | 5 |
Width | 27.5 inches |
Height | 43 inches |
Depth | 27 inches |
Weight | 150 lbs |
Cycle Options | Normal, Heavy Duty, Rinse & Spin, Soak |
Provides critical precautions to reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, or injury when using the washer.
Lists chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer or reproductive harm.
Describes the low-water washplate system which automatically adjusts water level based on load size.
Explains the process of sensing load size to determine the correct water level for efficient washing.
Advises using only High Efficiency (HE) detergents to prevent excessive sudsing and ensure performance.
Details how low-water cleaning concentrates detergent for better soil removal and effective clothing movement.
Lists and explains the typical sounds and pauses the washer may make during its various cycle stages.
Controls and maintains uniform water temperatures based on fabric type and soil level for optimal washing.
Details additional options like Rinse, Fabric Softener, and Stain Boost that can be added to most cycles.
Use this knob to select the appropriate wash cycle for your laundry load.
Button to start, pause the cycle, or unlock the lid. Holding it cancels the cycle and drains water.
Indicates the progress of the wash cycle through various stages like Sensing, Wash, Rinse, and Spin.
Guidance on sorting items by cycle, temperature, colorfastness, and separating delicate from sturdy fabrics.
Instructions on adding HE detergent, packets, boosters, bleach, or fabric softener to the washer basket.
Instructions for adding liquid chlorine bleach to the designated dispenser for cleaning the washer.
Details on using a fabric softener dispenser or adding it manually during the final rinse cycle.
Guide on how to turn the wash cycle knob to choose the desired wash program for your load.
Instructions on selecting the appropriate wash temperature based on fabric care labels and soil levels.
Guide on how to add optional settings like Two Rinses or Stain Boost to enhance the wash cycle.
How to start the wash cycle, pause it, or unlock the lid to add missed items.
Recommendations for inspecting and replacing water inlet hoses to prevent failure and potential damage.
Tips for keeping the washer clean and performing optimally, including detergent use and leaving the lid open.
Steps to take when not using the washer for an extended period, including unplugging and turning off water.
Procedure for winterizing the washer to prevent freezing damage, including using antifreeze.
Steps for reinstalling the washer after non-use, including flushing pipes and running a cleaning cycle.
Solutions for excessive vibration, including checking feet level and load balance.
Troubleshooting common noises like clicking, gurgling, humming, or whirring during operation.
Guidance on identifying and fixing water leaks, including checking hoses, drain connections, and plumbing.
Addresses issues with draining or spinning, including causes like tight packing, wrong detergent, or drain hose problems.
Explains that dry spots can occur due to high spin speeds and airflow, which is normal for some items.
Troubleshooting incorrect wash temperatures, ensuring proper water flow to the inlet valve.
Solutions for loads not being properly rinsed, checking water supply and ensuring correct detergent usage.
Advice for removing residue from loads, suggesting additional rinsing or cycle adjustments.
Tips to prevent tangling, including proper loading techniques and using cycles designed for specific fabrics.
Addresses cleaning issues by ensuring correct detergent use, cycle selection, and proper load management.
Solutions for dispenser issues, such as clogs or improper product addition, recommending bleach dispenser use.
Explains causes of fabric damage, including sharp items, tangled straps, and tightly packed loads.
Guidance on preventing and removing odors, recommending regular cleaning cycles and proper detergent use.
Troubleshooting the flashing lid lock light, ensuring the lid is closed and the washer is not spinning.
Instructions to ensure single-dose packets dissolve correctly by placing them in the basket before clothes.
Information on extended service plans that cover parts, labor, and preventive maintenance for your appliance.
Details the limited warranty for one year, covering defects in material or workmanship under normal household use.