Washer Cycle Control for Timed Detergent and Bleach Dosing

The control system dynamically adjusts the dispensing timing, sequence, and amounts of detergent and oxidizing agent based on the selected stain type. Different wash cycles (first through fourth cycles) employ different dispensing strategies - some dispense detergent first then oxidizing agent, others reverse the sequence, and amounts vary by cycle phase, optimizing cleaning effectiveness for specific stain types while managing system complexity through programmed variability.

The system segments the dispensing of detergent and oxidizing agent into separate controlled operations rather than combining them simultaneously. The control system manages multiple dispensing events across different wash cycles, separating the introduction timing of each chemistry to prevent counteraction while maintaining effective stain removal through coordinated sequencing.

The system performs preliminary action by providing pre-configured wash cycles (first through fourth cycles) with predetermined dispensing sequences and amounts optimized for different stain types. Users select from predefined options rather than configuring individual parameters, maintaining ease of operation while achieving adapted dispensing strategies for various stain types including grass, blood, cocoa, carbon, red wine, tea, coffee, perspiration, dirt, mud and oily soils.