Idiomas disponibles
Idiomas disponibles
Performance
Possible causes
(washer)
Clothes too wet
Incorrect spin
cycle selected
Incorrect use of
fabric softener
Colored spots
Dye transfer
of detergent
Hard water
Grayed or
yellowed clothes
Water is not
hot enough
Washer is
overloaded
Detergent is
not dissolving
Dye transfer
Clothes are air
or line dried
Incorrect sorting
Lint or residue
Washing too long
on clothes
Detergent not
dissolving
Overloading
Incorrect use of
fabric softener
What to do
Make sure the spin cycle selected matches
the load you are washing. Some fabrics will
feel wetter when rinsed with cold water.
Check fabric softener package for
instructions and follow directions for using
dispenser.
Pretreat stains an rewash.
Separate whites or lightly colored items
from dark colors.
Use more detergent (especially with larger
loads). Be sure to follow detergent
manufacturer's directions.
Use a water conditioner like Calgon brand
or install a water softener.
Make sure water heater is delivering water
at120°F - 140°F (48°C - 60°C).
Select load size based on the laundry load.
water before loading clothes.
Sort clothes by color. If fabric label states
wash separately, unstable dyes may be
indicated.
If you do not dry your clothes with a
clothes dryer, your clothes may retain
more lint.
Separate lint producers from linto
collectors.
Wash small loads for a shorter time than
larger loads.
water, before loading clothes.
Try a liquid detergent.
Use warmer water temperature.
Load clothes loosely, no higher than the
top row of holes in the washer basket.
Check fabric softener package for
instructions and follow directions for using
dispenser.
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