“How come,that the only cycle that I can add fabric softener is on deep rinse,that is not a problem but it will run 54 minutes,I think that is to long,there’s any way to do it in another cycle? I will appreciate any input”
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Hi Chunkie - Thanks for choosing GE. We are happy to address your concern about the fabric softener option. DEEP RINSE ensures the fabric softener is released from the dispenser and clothes are rinsed free of detergent, fabric softener and stubborn soils. For fabric softener to dispense, the tub basket must spin. It is this spinning action that releases the liquid fabric softener. On models with a fabric softener rinse option (Deep Rinse), the washer will complete the wash cycle, drain, and then move into a spin cycle to release the softener. After spinning, it will fill for the rinse cycle, which dilutes and distributes the fabric softener through the clothes. Lastly, it will drain and spin at the end of the rinse cycle. If you do not use the Deep Rinse option, the unit will drain, rinse (typically spray rinses), drain and complete a final spin. It does not spin at the start of the rinse cycle to release fabric softener, and performs spray rinses rather than a fill rinse, which do not distribute softener. Play Video: https://www.youtube.com/embed/fbkVOdkZJ5E?rel=0 - Thanks for checking with us! Sue
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