Top Load Washer - Deep Rinse
On Top-Load Washers with the Deep Rinse option, Deep Rinse should be selected when using liquid fabric softener or when a deep fill rinse is needed. When this option is selected, the Washer will go into a Deep Rinse
after the agitation portion of the wash cycle. The Deep Rinse option should not to be confused with the Deep Fill which occurs
prior to the end of the agitation portion of the wash cycle.
Using the Deep Rinse Option
The amount of water used for the Deep Rinse will match the initial water level used in the wash cycle. This is true regardless of whether the washer features Auto-Load Sensing or if it has a manual Load Size/Water Level selection such as Precise Fill, Small, Medium, Large and Super.
- If a Deep Rinse with a 2nd Rinse or Extra Rinse option is selected, the 2nd Rinse or Extra Rinse is also a deep fill rinse.
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- This does not apply to models that have a single Option knob that only allows a setting for a 2nd Rinse OR a Deep Rinse but not both at the same time.
- If Deep Fill and Deep Rinse are both selected, the amount of rinse water will match the Deep Fill amount of water. Selecting Deep Fill only does not automatically provide a Deep Rinse.
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- Note: Deep Fill is available on all wash cycles except the Normal/Colors cycle due to 2016 Department of Energy regulations.
- On models with a Warm Rinse option, if Warm Rinse and Deep Rinse are selected, the Deep Rinse cycle will be a warm rinse.
- Selecting Deep Rinse may change other settings to maximize performance. For example, the Spin speed may automatically go to a higher setting to maximize performance of the wash cycle.
Additional Appliance Support
For information about the Deep Fill option that is available on some Washer models, please check out our
Top Load Washer - Deep Fill article.
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