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Stain Inspector, You have the following stains available to choose from, To use STAIN INSPECTOR

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Operating Instructions Safety Instructions Control settings. 13 Stain Inspector The STAIN INSPECTOR feature allows you to indicate what stains are on the garments in your load. This feature can be used with any wash cycle. To use STAIN INSPECTOR: 1. Select the wash cycle. 2. Press the STAIN INSPECTOR button (the button will light up when it is on). 3. Check the wash instructions on your garment. 6. Press the ENTER button to select the stain category. 7. Use the L and M arrows to select the desired stain. 4. Press the ENTER button to continue. 5. Use the L and M arrows to find the desired stain category. Installation Instructions Consumer Support Troubleshooting Tips You have the following stains available to choose from: OUTDOOR Clay Grass Mud/Dirt Rust Iron Tree Sap COSMETICS Lipstick/Lip Balm Deodorant Lotions Makeup (water-based) Oil (hair/mineral) BEVERAGES Grape Juice Coffee/Tea Fruit Juice Other Milk/Dairy Wine (red/white) FOOD/COOKING Butter/Margarine Cooking/Vegetable Oil Chocolate Tomato Based Barbecue Sauce PERSONAL Blood Perspiration Urine/Feces Mouthwash Vomit SCHOOL/OFFICE/HOME Adhesive Tape Ballpoint Ink Glue (white common) Pencil Mark Correction Fluid LAUNDRY Dingy White Socks Collar/Cuff Soil Dye Transfer Fabric Softener Yellowing OIL/GREASE/WAX Motor Oil/Lube Ointment/Salve Candle Wax Crayon Chapstick™ 8. Press the ENTER button to select the stain. 9. Your selected stain will appear on the display. 10. Press the START button to start the cycle. NOTE: To turn off STAIN INSPECTOR or to select a different stain, press the STAIN INSPECTOR button again. 8 NOTE: Prewash is selected automatically as the default for some stains. When selected automatically, the PREWASH button will light. For optimum stain removal, it is recommended to add high-efficiency detergent or proper wash additive to the prewash dispenser. You can turn off the prewash option if you do not want to add the prewash to the cycle.

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Consumer Support
Troubleshooting Tips
Operating Instructions
Safety Instructions
Installation
Instructions
8
Control settings.
Stain Inspector
The
STAIN INSPECTOR
feature allows you
to indicate what stains are on the garments in your
load. This feature can be used with any wash cycle.
To use STAIN INSPECTOR:
1.
Select the wash cycle.
2.
Press the
STAIN INSPECTOR
button (the button will
light up when it is on).
3.
Check the wash instructions on your garment.
4.
Press the
ENTER
button to continue.
5.
Use the
and
arrows to find the desired stain
category.
6.
Press the
ENTER
button to select the stain
category.
7.
Use the
and
arrows to select the desired
stain.
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You have the following stains available to choose from:
8.
Press the
ENTER
button to select the stain.
9.
Your selected stain will appear on the display.
10.
Press the
START
button to start the cycle.
NOTE:
To turn off
STAIN INSPECTOR
or to select a
different stain, press the
STAIN INSPECTOR
button
again.
NOTE:
Prewash is selected automatically
as the default for some stains. When selected
automatically, the
PREWASH
button will light.
For optimum stain removal, it is recommended
to add high-efficiency detergent or proper wash
additive to the prewash dispenser. You can turn
off the prewash option if you do not want to add
the prewash to the cycle.
OUTDOOR
Clay
Grass
Mud/Dirt
Rust Iron
Tree Sap
COSMETICS
Lipstick/Lip Balm
Deodorant
Lotions
Makeup (water-based)
Oil (hair/mineral)
BEVERAGES
Grape Juice
Coffee/Tea
Fruit Juice Other
Milk/Dairy
Wine (red/white)
FOOD/COOKING
Butter/Margarine
Cooking/Vegetable Oil
Chocolate
Tomato Based
Barbecue Sauce
PERSONAL
Blood
Perspiration
Urine/Feces
Mouthwash
Vomit
SCHOOL/OFFICE/HOME
Adhesive Tape
Ballpoint Ink
Glue (white common)
Pencil Mark
Correction Fluid
LAUNDRY
Dingy White Socks
Collar/Cuff Soil
Dye Transfer
Fabric Softener
Yellowing
OIL/GREASE/WAX
Motor Oil/Lube
Ointment/Salve
Candle Wax
Crayon
Chapstick