Help! My front loading washer is leaving stains on my laundry. I have cleaned the drum and the rubber around the washer but I kept getting random stains on my clothing. Can someone tell me what to do?
Are stains a brown rusty color? If so, this may be an indication that the rear drum bearing is going bad. The bearing itself cannot be replaced. You will need to replace the entire back shell of the wash tub. Hope you have a warranty. This can be an expensive repair. Let me know if this is the case.
Posted on Jul 08, 2007
Saturate an old cloth with white vinegar. Alternatively, you might use petroleum jelly on the cloth to remove the mold.Pull the gasket out gently with your hands to reveal the mold and mildew buildup inside the folds of the gasket.Wipe the mold away from the gasket with the cloth. Continue working to wipe away all mold from the folds of the rubber gasket.Dry the folds of the gasket with a dry cloth when you finish removing the mold.Repeat this procedure at least once per month to prevent mold and mildew from forming. If you notice mold occurring more frequently, clean it off when you see it.
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My washer does the same thing! Only it is a LG frontloader and it leaves bleach spots on my clothes!!! I hid the bleach because I thought maybe the kids were using it... Its been out of sight for 3 months and I just bought new sage towels and they all have nice bleach spots all over them. What could be causing that?
I have the same problem with strange stains appearing on my clothes. I have even cleaned the washer several times, and I am still having this problem. I have an LG front load washer that is less than 1 year old.
I do have the same problem. Clothes come out of the wash with what appears to be bleach stains. Brand new front loading Whirlpool Duet. They are not rust stains. What can I do?
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