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1. POWER - Switches the power on and off see page 8.
2. PROGRAM SELECTOR - Selects the wash program see page 8.
3. IN PROGRESS
- Indicates a wash program or cycle is in progress see page 11.
5. WASH CHOICE - Changes wash time see page 10.
6. WATER TEMP. - Sets the temperature of the wash water see page 9.
7. WATER LEVEL - Sets the water level in the wash bowl see page 10.
8. ECO RINSE - Selects and deselects the economy rinse cycle see page 13.
9. PROGRESS INDICATOR
- Indicates wash cycle stage ie. in wash, rinse or spin.
4. START/PAUSE - Starts the wash cycle see page 11.
(See page 13 for rinse option instructions)
Eco rinse option
When Eco rinse is used, rinse water is sprayed into the wash bowl in pulses. After each pulse the
wash bowl will spin to remove detergent laden water from the clothes.
The machine will go through a series of six pulse spray and short spin cycles in this manner,
followed by the final long spin that removes the water from the clothes to complete the wash.
By selecting Eco rinse instead of Deep rinse, considerably less water will be used to remove
detergent and dirty water from your clothes. However, the wash cycle will take longer to
complete with Eco rinse. As a guide, Deep rinse uses approx. 40% more water than Eco rinse.
Eco rinse is not available with the Woollens or Drip Dry wash programs. When you choose these
two programs, Deep rinse is automatically selected for you.
Deep rinse option
When Deep rinse is used, rinse water enters the washing machine filling up to the wash water
level selected. The machine will then agitate and finally empty the water through the drain hose.
For the same wash cycle settings, Deep rinse uses up to 40% more water than Eco rinse but it
will take less time to complete a full wash.
CONTROL PANEL
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE DEEP RINSE AND ECO RINSE OPTIONS.
The following explains what the knobs, buttons and lights are for on the control panel.
- Puts the washing machine into pause see page 11.
- Used to Advance to next stage of wash cycle see page 13.
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