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SELF CLEAN
Certain usage and environmental conditions may result in some residue build-up or odor in the washer
tub. To prevent this build-up of residue or odor causing bacteria and keep your washer tub fresh and
clean, perform the Self Clean cycle at least once a month or every 20 cycles. Perform the recommended
procedure below when using the Self Clean cycle.
1. Remove all items from the washer tub and ensure the tub is empty. Laundry left in the tub during the
Self Clean cycle may be damaged.
2. Press the Power button.
3. Select the Self Clean cycle.
• Once the Self Clean cycle is selected, the only function that can be set is Delay End.
4. Press the Start/Pause button.
• If you press the Start/Pause button, Self Clean begins.
• The water temperature for Self Clean is defaulted to Hot. This temperature cannot be changed.
• In the case where residue is present in the washer tub, add 1 cup (8 fl .oz, 240ml) of liquid chlorine
bleach to the bleach compartment before you start the Self Clean cycle. Do not use or mix any
other detergent or chemicals during the Self Clean cycle.
• If necessary, run a RINSE+SPIN Cycle after the Self Clean cycle has completed to help remove any
remaining residue.
• Check the washer tub before using the Self Clean cycle. Remove any remaining water in the tub by
running a SPIN cycle prior to starting the Self Clean cycle.
• If there is chlorine bleach left in the washer tub for an extended period of time, rust can occur.
Self Clean reminder
• After 20 washing cycles, the Self Clean LED reminder icon and the Self Clean cycle LED will
blink on the control panel for an hour and then turn o automatically.
• The reminder will appear on the control panel for 5 additional consecutive cycles before
turning o . The next reminder will not appear until another 20 cycles have been completed.
CAUTION
maintaining your washer
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