Draining the Remaining Condensed Water
After drying clothes, a small quantity of condensed water may sit in the base of the appliance and cause odors. Drain the remaining water regularly to reduce any unpleasant odors from the appliance.
It's better to drain the remaining water when you are going to be away for a long time, because the remaining water will stagnate and cause odors.
For best results, drain the remaining water before running Drum Care.
The remaining water can freeze inside the main drain hose(s) and affect the drying performance in cold weather. Draining the remaining water can prevent damage to the appliance from unexpected freezing.
Run the Air Dry cycle for 3 minutes, and then turn off the appliance.
Unclip the drain tube under the appliance, remove the plug and drain the remaining water.
NoteUse the water collection tank if the optional drain hose is installed or the appliance is stacked on a washing machine.
Reassemble the plug onto the drain tube and reclip the drain tube into its holder.
CautionIf the plug is not securely inserted into the drain tube, water will leak out and could cause damage.
