I'm trying to make the washing machine operate in more then the basics
(being on/off, size, and water tempature).  By guess and check I've
sort figured out cycles, but I'm still lost.  I'm trying to get this
thing to do what an american would call a permaent press wash (i.e.
more then gentle but less then standard)

The following is a translation from google.com but, other then the
first one it doesn't make much sense.

??  -standard
??? - Enemy time
??  - It soaks
???? - Me [li] which am it will cry

button says ?? ? course

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Clarification of Question by wonderfullyrich-ga on 13 Jul 2006 01:36 PDT

So I also have a picture of the infernal machine here, if it helps.
http://www.wonderfullyrich.net/Miscellany/IMG_6200.JPG
Rich

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Request for Question Clarification by czh-ga on 05 Aug 2006 12:01 PDT

It might help if you told us the model number and manufacturer. Thanks.

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Request for Question Clarification by cynthia-ga on 05 Aug 2006 14:35 PDT

I have offered an answer here:
http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=751705
...about Korean signatures...

Do you want me to do the same thing for you? I can ask my Korean
friend to translate for you, would that be a satisfactory answer?

I found the same with Chinese mp3 players. They're too cheap to hire
english translators. My take on those four are standard, agitate,
soak, and spin dry.

Try this web site. I needed a Korean translation a little while back,
and they were prompt, accurate, and free!

http://www.soompi.com/

Do you know the name of the Korean company? Perhaps they export
washing machines to English speaking countries. You then could try to
find an English manual and compare the English instructions with the
Korean signs.