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Guests
Policy for All UA Complexes except University
Village
(See Rules & Regulations for University Village under
“General Regulations.”)
Residents may have guests as long as they respect
the rights of others. For a guest to stay more than
seven (7) days in a given month, permission must be
obtained from Management. Anything beyond seven
days constitutes more permanent living and is not
allowed; therefore a visit beyond seven consecutive
days requires management approval. Please be sure
to note the length of your guest’s stay in the written
notification submitted to the Administration Office.
You are responsible for your guest’s compliance with
all University Rules and Regulations. In units with
more than one tenant, a resident may have overnight
guests only with approval from his/her room/apartment
mates. Contractual issues do not allow the
Administration Office to issue keys to guests of apartments
with more than one tenant.
Laundry Services (see University Village information
that follows)
Each University Apartments complex provides laundry
rooms for the use of residents. No personal washers
and dryers are permitted in any University apartment
for any reason whatsoever unless already provided
in the apartment. Please do your share to keep these
areas clean and debris free. It is also your responsibility
to remove your clothes from the machines
promptly. Laundry room hours are daily, 8:00 a.m. -
10:00 p.m.
The University contracts with a private firm (currently
WASH Service Company) for the maintenance of
washers and dryers. In the event of equipment failure,
residents should complete a repair card provided in
the laundry room to attach to the washer or dryer,
and call WASH Service Company at 310 447-1297.
You will be asked to provide the following information:
1. The WASH machine number located on the silver
WASH identification plate mounted to the front
panel of the washer and the dryer.
2. The building address. For University Village, the
address will be located on the front door and
inside the laundry room.
WASH needs both the building address and the WEB
machine number in order to locate the exact laundry
room and machine that is in need of repair.
During the hours of 6:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m., the “800”
number connects you directly to WASH Service
Company. If you call the “800” number between
5:30 p.m. - 6:30 a.m., you will be connected with an
answering service that records all WASH’s after-hour
service calls. Since these night-shift operators are
not at WASH’s office, they do not have computers to
display details about the laundry rooms or machines.
They rely entirely on the information you provide to
them over the phone. In order to pass the information
on to WASH the next morning, they need exactly
the same information for the same reasons.
Dryer Instructions
For best results, use the following steps:
1. Clean the lint screen. Just inside the door at the
bottom of the dryer opening, you will find a lint
screen. It draws in and traps lint from the clothes
as they dry. The lint screen is removable and
should be cleaned after each load. If it remains
full, the machine will take much longer to finish
drying the clothes and may involve paying for
additional time. Simply pull up on the screen to
remove it. Then sweep your fingers across the
lint to lift it off the screen. Once it is lint-free, slide
the screen back into the dryer. For maximum
drying efficiency, it is important to always check,
clean and replace the lint screen before starting a
new load.
2. When loading the dryer, remember that one
washer load equals one dryer load.
3. Place clothes loosely so they can tumble freely.
Overloading the dryer will prevent clothes from
drying completely.
4. Once loaded, insert the appropriate coins and
press the desired fabric setting. The dryer will
automatically start its drying cycle. Every time
you open the dryer during its drying cycle, the
dryer will stop. To restart the dryer, close the
door and press the fabric setting again.
To avoid wrinkling, remove delicate and permanent
press articles promptly. Never dry articles containing
plastic, rubber or flammable fumes. Never allow children
to operate or play in, with, or around the equipment
or the laundry room.
UCLA University Apartments South - Resident Handbook 2013/14
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