How do i clean the filter in my samsung clothes washer

Sounds like you have a seal leak and grease is getting on clothes

How do I clean the debris filter in my front loading Samsung washing machine?. Open the filter cover(A) by using a coin or key.Take one end of the emergency draining tube (B) out.Open the emergency drain cap (C) by pulling it. Allow all the water to flow into a bowl. Note: hold the cap at the end of the emergency draining tube (B) and slowly pull it out. Note: you may need to drain several bowlfuls of water. . Prepare a dry cloth. Wash any dirt or other material from the debris filter. Make sure the drain pump propeller behind the debris filter is not blocked.Replace the debris filter cap tightly.Reinsert the emergency drain cap and the drain tube.ake sure to replace the debris filter and emergency drain cap after cleaning it. If they are not reinserted properly your washing machine may leak or otherwise malfunction.Close the filter cove

ND is not draining, the washer probably has water in it and won't open. In which case you need to open the little tiny panel on the front of the washer and pull out the little hose and drain the washer and then clean our the filter next to the hose. NB means not balanced and the clothes have become unbalanced, move the clothes around and start it back up. If it happens a lot the washer is not on even ground and needs to be leveled.

The grocery store has cleaning tablets made by various manufactures TIDE for one. Place tablet in empty washer do not add any clothes and run clean washer cycle

Put a whole house water filter on the cold side of the inlet water. I bet you have well water with lime in it??? Wash your clothes only in cold water. Rub a couple of empty loads with clorox, lime away, oxy clean to remove any build up in your washer

The filter is found on the side of the washer drum as it will be a slider that can be pushed up to clean the filter. Now after the filter is cleaned you can fill hald with water add few cups of white vinegar and detergent to allow it to run for sometime without any clothes. repeat with some antiseptic liquid lightly and use detergetn to clean off.

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You can use Affresh to clean your front loader. Deposits of soap and other such things can be stuck around the inside tub of your washer. Try this product, it works great on all front loaders. Use very hot water with the Affresh pellet with no clothes and run the machine through a cycle. Also helps with any stagnant water smells. Put the Affresh pellet inside the machine, not in the soap dispenser.

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If its a High efficiency washer it doesn't use much water. Usually the front load washers are HE washers.. and you should use a HE detergent , it doesn't produce a lot of suds but it does clean( my clothes are very clean )

I am not familar with this machine...but
it probably has a lint filter on the washer somewher inside the tub. Probably close to the front. also these front loaders have a big rubber seal, check and make sure nothing has fallen in between them. They make a specific product for cleaning these machines, sell it on same isle as detergent.

Most US-sold washers made after the mid 1980s don't have lint filters. The manufacturers weasel-word around it by saying that the lint "goes down the drain", leading people to optimistically assume that there is a self-cleaning filter in there somewhere. There usually isn't and whatever lint doesn't go down the drain is filtered by your cloths (but whatever does might clog your septic system). As a result of this scam, it's much harder to hang-dry or iron-dry clothes that haven't been hand washed. And, if you think spending $2000 on a pair of matched "front-load" style machines will solve this, you might be wrong; many of those washers still have no lint filter.