Method for controlling washing course of washing machine
AssigneeLG Electronics Inc.
InventorDong Won Kang
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Abstract
A method for controlling operation of a washing machine is provided. The method may include performing heated washing courses at different temperatures while also selectively controlling an operating rate of a driving motor to enhance sterilizing effects on items being washed while protecting against damage to the items being washed. Performing these heated washing courses may include selecting an infant clothes oriented washing program from a plurality of washing programs, and performing a washing operation in accordance with one of a plurality of operating modes associated with the selected infant clothes oriented washing program, including controlling at least one of a washing course temperature or an operating rate of a driving motor of the washing machine.
Claims6
A method for controlling a washing operation of a washing machine, comprising:
- selecting one of an infant clothes-oriented washing program or a regular washing program based on kinds of laundry to be washed;
- selecting an operating mode from a plurality of operating modes of the infant clothes-oriented washing program when the infant clothes-oriented washing program is selected;
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- performing a washing operation corresponding to the selected operating mode, comprising controlling an operating rate of a motor and a washing temperature of the washing operation based on the selected operating mode of the infant clothes-oriented washing program, wherein selecting an operating mode from a plurality of operating modes of the infant clothes-oriented washing program comprises selecting at least one of a first operating mode that removes protein contaminants from items to be washed, a second operating mode that sterilizes and disinfects items to be washed and prevents damage to the items to be washed, or a third operating mode that increases a sterilizing effect on cotton based items to be washed.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.