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Explains the benefits and coverage of the extended service plan for the appliance, including expert service and guarantees.
Details various limited warranties for the stainless steel drum, plastic tub, and gearcase parts over different time periods.
Covers mechanical and electrical parts for one year from the date of purchase, including repair or replacement.
Outlines the one-year warranty for mechanical parts of the optional washer pedestal when installed correctly.
Describes the Sears HomeCentral service and maintenance program, including technician access and parts availability.
Crucial warnings and precautions for safe washer operation, covering fire hazards, electrical shock, and general usage.
Lists necessary tools, parts supplied with the washer, and recommended items for connecting water inlet hoses.
Identifies optional parts required for specific installation scenarios like taller drain hoses or floor drains.
Specifies ideal placement criteria for the washer, including water, electrical, and floor stability needs.
Provides dimensions for various installation types (undercounter, closet) and required spacing for ventilation and access.
Explains different methods for connecting the washer's drain hose: standpipe, laundry tub, or floor drain.
Details the necessary electrical supply, voltage, amperage, and recommended circuit configuration for safe operation.
Emphasizes the importance of proper grounding for the washer to prevent electrical shock hazards.
Guides on safely removing shipping bolts and securing components before the first use.
Step-by-step instructions for attaching the hot and cold water supply hoses to the washer and faucets.
Instructions for properly positioning the drain hose to prevent leakage and ensure correct drainage.
Explains how to secure the drain hose to prevent dislodgement during operation, using the provided strap.
Details the process of adjusting the washer's feet to ensure it is level, preventing noise and vibration.
Covers final checks like electrical connection, tool disposal, and running an initial test cycle.
Highlights electronic controls, automatic detergent/softener dispensing, and the Add-a-Garment feature.
Describes Auto Water Level, CATALYST cleaning, and High-Efficiency wash systems for efficient cleaning.
Covers larger load capacity, suspension system, stainless steel drum, and motor technology for better performance.
Step-by-step guide on loading, adding detergent, selecting cycles, and initiating a wash cycle.
Details how to use the three-compartment dispenser for detergent, bleach, and fabric softener, including separator placement.
Provides guidance on selecting appropriate detergents, emphasizing High Efficiency (HE) types to prevent oversudsing.
Explains how to pause, restart, or cancel an ongoing wash cycle and remove clothes.
Guides on how to adjust cycle options and modifiers during or before a cycle starts.
Describes the meaning of status lights and how to use the control lock feature to prevent unintended use.
Explains the purpose and fabric suitability for different wash cycles like Heavy Duty, Normal/Casual, and Delicate.
Details Rinse/Spin, Drain/Spin cycles and explains normal operational sounds of the washer.
How to use options like Prewash, 2nd Rinse, Extended Spin and modifiers like Temp, Speed, Soil.
Details on selecting water temperature, spin speed, and soil level for optimal fabric care.
Advice on preparing clothes and sorting them by fabric type, color, and soil level for better washing results.
Guidance on proper loading techniques and prompt unloading of clothes for best results and garment care.
Instructions for cleaning the washer's exterior, interior, door seal, and removable dispenser drawer.
Guidance on water inlet hose replacement and care during vacation or freezing weather, including winterizing.
Explains common error codes (HF, F02, SUD, F Variables) and their potential solutions.
Covers problems like the washer not starting, not filling, or stopping unexpectedly.
Addresses problems related to draining, spinning, noise, vibration, and water leaks.
Solutions for clogged dispensers, wet loads, and imbalanced loads.
Troubleshooting tips for residue, lint, stains, wrinkling, color issues, and long cycles.
Explains how to resolve situations where the washer door remains locked after a cycle.
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