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Hello,It has a self cleaning lint filter.you may be Clogging the special self cleaning lint filter ,with extra soap .Top loaders use a lot of water compared to front loaders. ThanksHello,It has a self cleaning lint filter.you may be Clogging the special self cleaning lint filter ,with extra soap .Top
loaders use a lot of water compared to front loaders. Thanks
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Hello, try separating fluffy or light colored things from dark helps and try to add 1/2 cup white vinegar to the rinse water and have stopped using fabric softener.
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Black spots on clothes from a washing machine can be caused by several issues:
Detergent buildup: Clean the detergent dispenser to remove any buildup.
Hard water deposits: Install a water softener to remove minerals that can leave spots on clothes.
Lint buildup: Clean the lint filter to prevent lint buildup.
Poor-quality detergent: Switch to a high-quality detergent.
Agitator problems: Check the agitator for any damage or issues.
If the issue persists, it is recommended to have a professional technician diagnose and repair the problem as it may require technical skills and specialized tools.
sound like front felt glide assy # upper felt seal part #134440200 lower felt seal #134134700 u can order these from sears.com
these componets support the front of drum and when felt wears away then clothing slips in gap and when dreyer tumbles clothing gets snagged in gap and tears clothing and leaves black scuffs
Wash clothes separately whites and light colors together. Darks with liquid detergent. No lint filter on the machine. I have found some powder detergents do not dissolve completely.
Dryer lint not only presents a problem by cluttering up your clothes with white specks, but it can also lead to a dryer fire. While it is impossible to completely eliminate dryer lint, you can take action to drastically reduce lint and the potential problems that come along with excess dryer lint. If your clothes take more than one cycle to dry, you see no lint on the lint screen, the clothes are very hot after drying or you find excess lint on the clothes after drying, you probably have a problem with accumulation of dryer lint in the dryer vent. Use a dryer vent cleaning brush and clean the dryer vent, or hire a professional to clean the exhaust vent behind your dryer. If your dryer vent is clogged, it will create excess dust in the dryer and on the clothes. The excess lint can eventually catch on fire given the heat load of the dryer.
try washing on a shorter time as this washer may have too good of wash action and the lint is fabric coming off your clothing
add more soap powder and do not buy the cheapest soap as the soap is important in the washing cycle of your machine
towels that are not too soiled brobably need 6 minutes at most on wash
if this machine has a delicate wash cycle use that for tee shirts etc
water pressure is important in rinse cycles
do you have high pressure and water only trickles in check water inlets on back of machine where the hoses screw on
good luck
There are many things that cause lint. Some are easy to figure out, some aren't. Here are some of the most common things:
1. Separate clothes that are lint givers from lint takers (i.e., sweaters are lint givers and should not be washed with cotton which attracts lint).
2. Check clothes pockets for tissues or paper.
3. Don't overload the machine.
4. Use enough detergent to hold the lint in suspension. Read the recommended usage on the detergent bottle.
5. Use enough water to rinse the lint away. Washing large loads on a water saver mode is not a good idea.
6. Use fabric softener to reduce static attraction of lint.
7. Washing clothes on too long of a cycle, too often can cause premature wearing of the the fabrics.
I hope some of this may help you.
PS Adding a cup of plain white vinegar to the rinse cycle has also been known as a "cure" for controlling lint.
Hello,It has a self cleaning lint filter.you may be Clogging the special self cleaning lint filter ,with extra soap .Top
loaders use a lot of water compared to front loaders. Thanks
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