Hi The
main cause is usually use of a wrong type of detergent that creates too many
suds. These suds collect in nooks and crannies and cause mold. Switch from
liquid to powdered detergent.First wipe the inside of the washer, especially
the area where the door seals to the inside. Mold can collect around the
insides and folds of the rubber seals. Get in there and make sure you cleaned
it all. You can use bleach or Pinesol. Now
run a cycle of hot water along with two cups of vinegar or lemon juice to
loosen up soap and grime. Remove the fabric softener receptacle and soak it in
hot water and detergent. Clean the bleach dispenser with a spray cleaner and
paper towels and Q-tips. Don't forget to clean the top rim of the wash bucket
as it is up and under where it can't usually be seen easily and becomes dirty.
Run the washer empty on a hot cycle one more time. Please
get back to us if you have further query else please accept the suggestion.
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