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Solutions to Common Problems
OCCURRENCE POSSIBLE CAUSES SOLUTION
Shown in LED display
“Check the tap”
No or slow water
fill.
• Water inlet hoses are not
installed.
• Water supply valves are not
turned on.
• Water supply is not adequate
in installation.
• Water is being used
elsewhere in the house.
• Water inlet hoses are kinked.
• Water inlet screens are
clogged.
• Install Hot and Cold water hoses and turn
on Hot and Cold water supply valves.
• Turn on Hot and Cold water supply
valves.
• Test water pressure at another faucet in
the house. Water pressure must be at
least 30 psi (260 kPa).
• Avoid running water elsewhere while
washer is filling.
• Straighten hoses.
• Remove hoses and clean sediment from
screens.
“Check drain
filter”
Washer
experiencing
drain problems
during cycle.
• Drain pipe blocked.
• Pump filter clogged.
• Unclog drain pipe.
• See
Care and Cleaning
for pump filter
cleaning instructions.
“Check the door”
Washer door
is open or not
closed
completely.
• Close door completely.
“Water safety
alert”
Washer not
maintaining
water level.
• Drain pipe position too low
and water siphoning out
drain hose.
• If drain pipe height is
adequate, error detected can
only be resolved by calling
service technician.
• Drain pipe height must be minimum
24” above bottom of unit. Refer to
Installation Instructions
for correct drain
pipe installation requirements and adjust
accordingly.
• Close all water supply faucets and call
your authorized servicer.
“Detergent
overdosing”
Too many suds
detected.
• An excessive amount
of detergent has been
added, causing extra suds;
additional rinsing has not
corrected the issue.
• Use less detergent. Verify detergent is fit
for use in front load washers. Look for
this symbol on the detergent label: .
Water
Water collects
in folds of the
bellows at the
end of the cycle.
• This is a result of the
washing action and is part of
the normal operation of the
washer.
Water collects
in bleach and
fabric softener
compartments.
• This is a result of the
siphoning action and is part
of the normal operation of
the washer.
• Water may be removed by removing the
dispenser drawer (see Care and Cleaning
in this guide) and draining water into the
empty drum or sink.
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