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Washing Machine Settings

• h2odragon 4y ago
  When manuals are useful (were is perhaps a better term, many get lost) that's one thing. But the manual is often a generic document that references a half dozen different models, spends more pages talking about features your item doesn't have that items it does. Sometimes flat out wrong about obvious details. ("We don't even have a 'defrost dedicates' setting!") Some of my appliances spend some of their lives in a limbo state where the original design is no longer relevant, once I begin repairing them. Documentation then is notes taped to the new, improvised controls and common sense / household wide training things like: "if it emits more smoke than usual, unplug it."