LG · Laundry · WM4000HBA · Owner's Manual
Can I use Steam on delicate clothing?
No. Do not use Steam with delicate fabrics such as wool and silk, or with fabrics that discolor easily.
Source: LG WM4000HBA Owner's Manual, extracted pages 29-32
LG · Laundry · WM4000HBA · Owner's Manual
No. Do not use Steam with delicate fabrics such as wool and silk, or with fabrics that discolor easily.
Source: LG WM4000HBA Owner's Manual, extracted pages 29-32
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Wash Cycles Guide
The washer has different cycles designed for specific types of laundry. For best washing performance and fabric care, choose the cycle that matches the load contents. LG also recommends following the care labels on your garments. For help reading fabric care symbols, see the Sorting Laundry section.
To choose a cycle: - Turn the knob or press the button to select the desired cycle. - When a cycle is selected, the light for that cycle turns on.
LG WM4000HBA Owner's Manual, extracted pages 25-28Cycle Modifiers and Basic Options
Your washer lets you customize many cycles after you choose the cycle. Each cycle starts with default settings, but you can change some settings using the modifier buttons.
Before you change settings - Repeatedly press the button for the setting you want until the correct indicator light turns on. - The LED next to the selected setting lights up. - The washer automatically adjusts the water level for the load size and fabric type for better results and efficiency. - This is a high-efficiency washer, so the water level may look lower than expected. That is normal, and washing and rinsing performance is not reduced. - Not every temperature, spin speed, soil level, or option is available on every cycle. - If a setting is not allowed for the selected cycle, the washer sounds twice and the LED does not light. - Always follow the fabric care labels on the garment.
LG WM4000HBA Owner's Manual, extracted pages 29-32This answer is only published when it has a reviewed answer status and a source citation back to the manual text.