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FIND YOUR PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE HOW TO FIX IT
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Water level is not sufficient
for load size or does not cover
clothes.
Improper water level selection.
Reselect water level by pushing in
Water Level control button. When
Water Level control is set on
LARGE, dry clothes level should be
no higher than top row of circular
holes in wash tub.
Hot water is not hot enough.
Hot water heater is set too low.
Measure hot water temperature at the
laundry tub or sink with a candy or
meat thermometer and be sure that
the water temperature is at least
130°F. Adjust the water heater as
necessary.
Water heater is a distance from the
washer and water cools as it runs
through the pipes to the washer.
Check the temperature of the hot
water heater at the washer or faucet
nearby. Adjust water heater if
necessary.
Open hot water faucet at nearby sink
to drain cool water from pipes.
Hot water is being used elsewhere in
the home.
Try not to use hot water elsewhere in
the home before, or while the washer
is running. There may not be enough
hot water available for proper
cleaning. If problem persists, your
hot water system may be unable to
support more than one use at a time.
Water in washer does not
drain, or drains slowly.
Water leaks.
Drain hose is kinked or clogged.
Tub is oversudsed.
Hose connections at faucets are loose
and/or washer is loose.
Straighten hose and/or clean the
drain.
See "Oversudsing", next page.
Check and tighten hose connections.
Drain pipes in the house are clogged. Contact plumber.
Use of a high-sudsing detergent in
soft water can cause a suds to
overflow inside the washer. This may
appear as a leak if suds flow or drip
onto the floor.
Use a low-sudsing detergent. See
"Oversudsing" (next page) for
instructions on how to remove
excessive suds.
Clothes too wet after spin.
Washer is overloaded.
Do not overload the washer. See
Total Laundry Care book.
Load is out of balance.
Rearrange load to allow spinning at
top speed.
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