Take off top cap on agitator , should be a nut down inside . once removed try lifting with a quick **** grabbing agitator at base , be careful not to pull up in to you face .
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There is a Wicking Filter that is also the same media that creates the humidity. This filter looks like rolled up paper media(like for a swamp cooler). This filter installs at the back of the unit with the water resevoir removed. The water then is absorbed by this media and as the air passes through it humidity is released into the air. The Wicking Filter will need to be replaced when the performance of the unit decreases and the material becomes hard from mineral deposits. There is also a Protec Cleaning Cartridge that looks like a small plastic ball with a stem on it. Inside this cartridge are softening agents that remove hard minerals and extend the life of the Wicking Filter. The Cleaning Cartridge is just simply placed inside the water resevoir. To prolong the life of the Wicking Filter and unit make sure to use clean and cool water. Distilled water will work the best if available. The harder the water you use the more the unit will need cleaning due to hard water. When the unit becomes clogged with diposits you will need to run a solution of vinegar and water through the unit to clean it. If you use distilled or filtered water(reverse osmosis) then the unit will rarely need cleaning.
check and clean the feed rollers at paper feed with cloth and water or cleaning fluid remove drum unit and check the condition of the foil on drum for dents or marks.. clean the rollers at pressure roller and clean this off with spirits and soft cloth(rollers under the drum) empty out the master waste treay and clean off rollers here with spirits and cloth and check nozzle at air blower to the left of drum (Yellow nozzle for damage and blockage.. then check the tension of the master feed roller and clean the thermal heads with a soft cloth..remove the scanner glass and clean both sides with glass cleaner and clean off the lamp unit mirrors(take care here you dont miss align on guides)
Your drain pump motor is either stuck or defective. Suggest you remove it and inspect. Clean it by the impeller and reinstall. Most of the time motor only needs cleaning. Let me know.
99 out of 100 washers tend not to drain water out due to blockage inside either waste water pipe (also called waste hose, drain hose and etc.) or circulation hose (the one between pump and drum). To check this lay the machine down on one of the side walls, remove the back cover (2 or 4 screws), disconnect hoses from the pump and ensure all blockages are cleaned away, all coins, small socks and other stuff is removed. Also you might want to clean the pump itself as at this point you're more than half-way through. 1 out of 100 drain malfunctions appear due to pump motor or the main PWB, but I bet that you won't need to replace neither of those.
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