How do you clean the strainer on the outlet hose.

It could be your drain hoses are blocked . damaged or kinked . Also the strainers may need a clean and when you take the stainless plate out you have easy access to pumps to give them a clean as well
good luck

Remove the bottom strainers plates and make sure that there is nothing obstructing the outlet pipe and the pump or the selector valve. If possible back flush through the outlet pipe and try draining the machine again before using it again.

Remove the bottom strainers plates and make sure that there is nothing obstructing the outlet pipe and the pump or the selector valve. If possible back flush through the outlet pipe and try draining the machine again before using it again.

Can you hear the pump trying to drain it? If you can then you have a blockage. Try blowing hard down the outlet hose, what happens? Have you checked all filters?

Is it not possibly that the draining is taking too long and this is affecting the cleaning of the dishes, making it seem that the cycle is too short?

Remove the bottom strainers and make sure that there is nothing obstructing the outlet pipe and the pump. If possible back flush through the outlet pipe and try draining the machine again before using it again.

I hope this is what you were alluding to in your question.

Clean the arm outlet jets at the trailing end of the arms are not blocked with food particles and other solid matter. This often happens and the arm is unable to turn because the water jet that is supposed to drive the arm does not have the force to rotate it.

Remove the bottom strainers plates and make sure that there is nothing obstructing the outlet pipe and the pump. If possible back flush through the outlet pipe and try draining the machine again before using it again.

clogged strainer, clogged or kinked drain hose ,clogged pump, faulity motor,faulity drain valve. all can be disassembled and cleaned except motor & valve they need to be tested if u have a valve it can be repaired

It has a strainer. These strainers are evidently designed to make washers stink. Your strainer is located behind the kick panel, below the main panel. The strainer is located between the drum and the pump. It is connected to the drum with a rubber hose. Unplug your washer. Pull and clean the strainer, While the strainer is open, look up into the pump suction cavity and remove any loose debris that you see in there. Reassemble the strainer, replace the kick panel.
Clean the door seal face with a bleachy water solution, let it sit, and wipe it down again. You want to get the solution into the grooves behind the seal face, and wherever you think mold and mildew might be on/in/behind the bellows seal.
Put one cup of bleach directly into the washer tub.
Fill all of the dispenser cups with bleach.
Run the washer on your hottest setting (no clothes). I use the sanitary setting with an extended wash.
When the cycle is finished, run another cycle with nothing in the dispenser cups or tub, Just plain hot water, this will flush out the bleach residue. Most folks wipe their bellows seal face and grooves down with bleachy water regularly. (1X / wk).
Hope this helps. Best regards, --W/D--

Hi,

There are two things that you can do that will help:
1. Clean your strainer. It is located between the drum and the pump, very low in the washer. If yours is a front loader, it's behind the kick panel and is located between the drum and the pump. The strainer is connected to the drum with a rubber hose. Unscrew the strainer, and clean it (caution, water!). Look up into the pump and remove any debris that has made it past the strainer.
2. Dump the contents of your drain hose (the one that goes to the wall drain) into a bucket. If possible, run an empty load with your hose pointed outside.
Best regards, --W/D--

Press stop, cancel twice to reset. The Ld error is when it takes longer than 5 minutes for the washer to drain and reset the sensor. You probably have a partially plugged strainer or drain line. To check the strainer, remove the kick panel at the front bottom of the machine. The strainer is ibetween the drum and the pump, being connected to the drum with a rubber hose. Open the strainer (caution, water!), and clean. If you did not find much in the strainer, clean the drain hose. Dump the contents of the drain hose into a bucket. If possible, run an empty losd with dth drain line pointed outside.
This should fix your issue!
Best regards, --W/D-- feel free to rate this solution...thanx!