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General| Brand | KitchenAid |
|---|---|
| Model | KAWS700J |
| Category | Washer |
| Language | English |
Key safety precautions to reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, or injury when using the washer.
Identification and explanation of the washer's control panel functions and settings.
Details on additional washer features like temperature control and self-cleaning lint filter.
Explanation of how washer cycles operate, including filling, agitation, and pauses.
Guidance on loading the washer for optimal performance and fabric care.
Information about typical operational sounds and what they indicate.
Step-by-step instructions for preparing and starting the washing machine.
Guidance on choosing the appropriate wash cycle and time based on fabric type and soil level.
Details on using the Soak cycle for heavy soils and stains, with pre-treatment options.
Information on the Pre-Wash cycle for removing heavy soils and stains before the main wash.
Explanation of the electronic temperature control system for maintaining uniform water temperature.
Instructions for cleaning the washer's exterior, interior, and dispenser.
Recommendations for inspecting and replacing water inlet hoses to prevent failure.
Guidance on preparing the washer for non-use, storage, or moving, including winterizing.
Checks for issues when the washer fails to fill, rinse, or agitate.
Troubleshooting steps for when the washer stops unexpectedly during operation.
Solutions for problems related to the washer not draining or spinning.
Diagnosing why the washer may continuously fill or drain, or seem stuck.
Identifying common noises and their potential causes, including load balance.
Troubleshooting steps for leaks originating from fill hoses or drain connections.
Addressing issues with the washer basket being crooked or moving during wash.
Information on normal agitator movement and potential loose conditions.
Troubleshooting for clogged dispensers or leaking bleach.
Reasons why laundry may remain too wet after the cycle, including cycle selection.
Solutions for lint, residue, or detergent buildup on washed clothes.
Tips for preventing and removing stains, including water temperature and sorting.
Guidance to reduce wrinkling, focusing on cycle selection and unloading promptly.
Advice on preventing items from becoming tangled or twisted during the wash cycle.
Causes and solutions for whites becoming gray or colors appearing dingy.
Checks for garment damage, including pocket items, fasteners, and fabric care labels.
Contact information and resources for customer assistance and service in the United States.
Contact information and resources for customer assistance and service in Canada.
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