Cleaning the Tub

Over time, residue may build up in the tub, leading to mildew or a musty odor. Run the Tub Clean cycle monthly to remove residue and prevent odor.Make sure to run the Tub Clean cycle only when the tub is empty. Never load laundry while using this cycle. The laundry may be damaged or contaminated with cleaning products. Run the cycle more often under heavy use conditions or if odor is already present.If mildew or musty smell already exists, run this cycle once a week for three consecutive weeks.Remove any clothing from the tub.Adding cleaning agents.CleanerInstructionsTub cleanerFollow manufacturer’s recommendations.Lime scale removerLiquid chlorine bleachPlace directly into the washer tub.Powdered cleanerFollow manufacturer’s recommendations.Cleaning tabletsPlace directly into the washer tub.For other tub cleaning products, follow the cleaner manufacturer’s instructions and recommendations.Do not exceed the maximum fill line when adding bleach or powdered cleaners. Powdered cleaners may remain in the tub after cleaning.Close the lid and press the Power button to turn on the washer.Turn the knob or press the cycle buttons to select the Tub Clean cycle then press the Start/Pause button to begin the cycle.After the cycle ends, open the lid and allow the tub interior to dry completely.Make sure children and pets do not climb into the tub. Engage the Control Lock feature if needed to prevent children from accidentally starting a wash cycle.If you use a descaler or tub cleaner during the Tub Clean cycle, use the Rinse+Spin option to rinse the washer tub before running your next wash cycle.

Removing Mineral Buildup

In areas with hard water, mineral scale can form on internal components of the washer. Periodically clean the mineral buildup on the internal components to extend the lifespan of the washer. Use of a water softener is recommended in areas with hard water.Use a descaler to remove visible mineral buildup on the washer tub.After descaling, always run the Tub Clean cycle before washing clothing.Mineral scale and other spots may be removed from the stainless steel tub using a soft cloth soaked in stainless steel cleaner.Do not use steel wool or abrasive cleaners.

Leaving the Lid Open

After you finish using the washer, leave the lid open overnight to allow air to circulate and dry the tub. This helps prevent odors.

Cleaning the ezDispense Drawer

Remove and clean the ezDispense reservoir every time you refill the detergent/softener or change to a new type of detergent/softener.Remove and clean the detergent dispenser drawer once or twice a month. Leaving detergent in the detergent dispenser drawer for an extended period or using the washer for a long time may cause the build-up of residue in the detergent dispenser drawer.Do not spray water inside the washer. Doing so may cause fire or electric shock.Turn off the washer, and unplug the power cord.Slide the drawer straight out until it stops. Press the button at the back of the drawer, lift the front of the drawer, and pull the drawer completely out.Open the reservoir lids.Rinse the drawer in warm water to dissolve the detergent or softener scale.Clean the outsides of the ezDispense reservoirs and inserts with warm water.Use a soft cloth or brush to remove any residue.Do not use soap when cleaning the drawer and inserts.If the detergent or softener is hardened inside the ezDispense reservoirs, remove the cover on the reservoirs, and clean the insides of the reservoirs with warm water.Use a soft cloth or brush to clean and to remove any residue.Do not use soap when cleaning the reservoirs.Securely close the cover on the ezDispense reservoirs.Close the cover properly.If the reservoir cover is not closed properly, you may not be able to reinstall the dispenser drawer.If there is a gap between the cover and the reservoir, detergent and softener may harden or water may enter the reservoir.Wipe off any moisture with a dry towel or cloth after cleaning.Reassemble the reservoirs and reinstall the dispenser drawer.

Cleaning the Bleach Dispenser

Bleach may build up on the bleach dispenser. Check for buildup and clean the dispenser with warm water once or twice a month.

Cleaning the Water Inlet Filters

If the washer does not fill properly, an error message will appear on the display. The inlet valve filter screens could be clogged by hard water scale, sediment in the water supply, or other debris.The inlet screens protect the delicate parts of the inlet valve from being damaged by particles that could enter the valves with the water supply. Operating the washer with these filters removed could cause a valve to open continuously, resulting in flooding and/or property damage.Do not use the washer without the inlet filters. Doing so will cause leaks and malfunction.If you use the washer in an area with hard water, the inlet filter may clog due to lime buildup and require more frequent cleaning.Turn off the washer, and unplug the power cord.Turn off hot and cold water faucets.Unscrew the hot and cold water hoses from the back of the washer.Remove the filters from the water valves carefully.Use pliers to pull out the filters from the water valves.Remove foreign objects and soak the filters in white vinegar or a lime scale remover.If using a lime scale remover, follow the manufacturer’s instructions. Be careful not to damage the filters while cleaning them.Rinse filters thoroughly and press them back into place.Flush then reattach the water hoses.Before reattaching the water inlet hoses, flush them by running several gallons of water through them into a bucket or drain, preferably with the faucets wide open for maximum flow.A Water Supply error message may blink on the display when the water pressure is low or an inlet filter is clogged with dirt. Clean the inlet filter.