To keep your washing machine running smoothly, it’s essential to regularly clean the filter, which collects lint and debris. A clogged filter can lead to dirty, odorous clothes and potential damage to the machine. The filter can be found in various locations such as the agitator, drum lip, behind a trap door, or near the water pump. Refer to the owner’s manual or online resources for specific guidance. After locating, soak and clean the filter, then run an empty wash cycle. Regular cleaning ensures efficient operation and extends the life of your washing machine.
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