Kenmore 3405594 owner manual Problem Possible Cause Solution Machine, Stops

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Problem

Possible Cause

Solution

Machine

Power cord not plugged in.

Plug in power cord.

Stops

No power at plug.

Check electrical source or call

 

 

 

electrician.

 

Fuse blown or circuit

Replace fuse or reset circuit breaker.

 

breaker open.

If problem continues, catl electrician.

 

Using an extension cord.

Do not use an extension cord.

 

Timer is not lined up.

Turn timer to the right slightly

 

 

and pull to start.

 

Timer knob not pulled out.

Set and pull out knob.

 

Washer at pause in

Allow cycle to continue

 

PERMANENT PRESS Cycle

(see "OPERATION").

 

(approximately two minutes).

 

 

Machine is overloaded.

Wash smaller loads.

Agitator Not

The top of the agitator moves

This is normal.

Working

only in one direction.

 

 

The top of the agitator is loose.

This is normal.

Water Level

The top of the agitator is much

This is normal.

Too Low/Not

higher than the highest water

 

Completely

level. This creates a perception

 

Filling

of the washer not being full.

 

Tub is

Tub pulled forward when

Ensure tub is centered before

Crooked

unloading,

starting washer.

 

Tub moves.

This is normal.

 

Laundry center not level.

Ensure leveling legs are installed.

 

 

Level laundry center

 

 

(see "INSTALLATION','Section I).

Lint on Load

Improper sorting.

Sort lint givers from Iint takers

 

 

and by color.

 

Overloading.

Lint can be trapped in load if

 

 

overloaded. Wash smaller loads.

 

Paper or tissue in pockets.

Clean out pockets before washing.

 

Not enough detergent.

Use enough detergent to

 

 

hold Iint in water.

 

Detergent not dissolving.

Use wash water warmer than 70°E

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Contents Laundry Center Sears, Roebuck and Co., Hoffman Estates, IL 60179 U.S.AWhat to do if YOU Smell GAS ModelandSerial NumberPlate Limited Five Year Warranty on Gearcase Parts Limited Ten Year Warranty on Plastic TubWarranty Restriction Warranty ServiceYour Safety is Important to US Installation Overview For a complete list of tools and parts needed, see pagesSelect Location 17-18Install Leveling Legs p Parts Needed Remove Styrofoam Packing p YellowcardCONNECTDRAINHOSEpgs,21-22 Tools Needed Parts NeededConnect Inlet Hoses to Water Faucets p Secure Cable Bracket pSecure Drain Hose p Tools Needed Parts Needed Level Laundry Center pInstall GAS Line pgs Tools Needed PaNs Do notConnect Exhaust pgs PaNs NeededIt is your responsibility Grounding InstructionsElectrical Requirements Select Location for Your Laundry Center Laundry TUB Drain System Grounded receptacleAlternate Locations Standpipe and Floor Drain Systems You may need to buyRecessed AREA/CLOSET Installation Instructions Laundry Center DimensionsFrontview Sideview Minimum Installation Spacing48 sq.in.- minimum Ventilation area 24 sq.in Minimum Area Mobile Home Requirements Ootside Wall EnclosureInstall Leveling Legs To install rear legsTo install front legs Remove Styrofoam PackingConnect Drain Hose HaveConnectinlethoses to Laundry Center For standpipe or laundry tub drain systemsConnect Inlet Hoses to Water Faucets If you Have You will Need to BuySupply cord. Do not cut cable. Remove Secure Cable BracketSecure Drain Hose Install GAS Line GAS RequirementsLevel Laundry Center Can result in death, explosion, or fireFlexiblegas connector Connector supplylineConnect Laundry Center to GAS Line Connectexhaust Route the VentExhaust Hood Type Determine Vent LengthMaximum Exhaust Lengths Standard Offset Connections Flexible Using 4-inch flexible heavy metal ventTape Finish Installation. See Review Installation on Offset Connections with Close ClearancesLoop System Periscope SystemReview Installation Final StepsStarting Your Washer STOPPING/RESTARTINGSET Water Temperature Control SET Water Level ControlWater Level Based on the type of load you are washingHeavy Duty Permanent PressKNIT/DELICATE SoakRinse and Spin Spin onlyWasher Sounds SELF-CLEANING Lint FilterDUAL-ACTION TM Agitator Understanding What Happens in Each Cycle Permanent Press KNIT/DELICATEPrewash SoakStarting Your Dryer Your DryerCycle Description Automatic DRY Cycles Cycle Description Timed DRY CyclesKNIT/DELICATE Cycle Permanent Press Normal CycleUsing AIR DRY Type of LoadDelicate Fabrics AIR DRY CycleYour dryer sounds a signal when a drying cycle is finished Auto DRYPush to Start Dryer Button Is the natural result of washing and wearing of garmentsWashing and Drying Tips Preparing Clothes For Washing and DryingSorting Laundry Center LoadingLoading Tips Washer Loading Tips Dryer Using Dryer Fabric SoftenersSaving Energy Stain Removal Rules Stain Removal GuideDeodorants or antiperspirants Fat, grease, or oilFruit stains Grass or green vegetablesMustard PerspirationScorch Soft drinksCleaning Your Washer Cleaning Your DryerTo clean dryer drum ExteriorWash Lint Screen As Needed Cleaning the Lint ScreenTo clean Checking for AIR Flow Obstruction Removing Accumulated LintTo check for air flow obstruction Exhaust ventWinter Storage To winterize laundry centerTo use laundry center again NON-USE or Vacation CareProblem Possible Cause Solution Washer Leaks Problem Possible Cause WontDrain WontAgitateProblem Possible Cause Solution Machine StopsLoad is Problem Possible Cause Solution TearingStains on Problem Possible Cause Solution Not Drying Push to Start DryerProblem Possible Cause Solution LoadWe Service What We Sell is our Sears Maintenance AgreementLaundrycenters For more information, callPart

3405594 specifications

The Kenmore 3405594 is a versatile and efficient washer that stands out in the realm of household appliances. Renowned for its performance, this front-loading washing machine combines advanced technology and user-friendly features, making laundry a seamless and hassle-free experience.

One of the most significant features of the Kenmore 3405594 is its large capacity. With the ability to accommodate a substantial load, this washing machine is perfect for families or individuals with demanding laundry needs. Users can wash bulky items, such as comforters and blankets, without the need for multiple cycles, thereby saving both time and energy.

The machine incorporates a variety of wash cycles and options, tailored to meet diverse fabric care requirements. From delicates to heavy-duty fabrics, users have the flexibility to select the most appropriate cycle for their specific laundry needs. Furthermore, the machine includes a steam cleaning option that helps to lift tough stains while also reducing wrinkles, ensuring clothes come out looking fresh and crisp.

Energy efficiency is a hallmark of the Kenmore 3405594. It is designed to consume less water and electricity compared to traditional washers, appealing to environmentally conscious consumers. The Energy Star certification speaks to its reduced environmental impact without compromising on cleaning performance.

Another standout technology in the Kenmore 3405594 is its SmartDispense system. This innovative feature allows users to fill a detergent reservoir that dispenses the optimal amount of detergent precisely when needed, enhancing cleaning efficiency and reducing waste. The intuitive control panel, equipped with a digital display, ensures that users can easily navigate through cycles and settings, even for those less familiar with modern washing machines.

Reliability is vital when it comes to appliances, and the Kenmore brand has long been celebrated for its durable products. The motor and drum are built to withstand the rigors of frequent use, promising longevity and performance over time.

In summary, the Kenmore 3405594 is a robust washing machine that offers a harmonious blend of capacity, efficiency, and modern features. Its user-friendly design, coupled with advanced technologies like SmartDispense and energy-saving options, makes it an excellent choice for anyone looking to enhance their laundry experience while maintaining environmental responsibility. The Kenmore 3405594 proves to be a dependable ally in tackling everyday laundry challenges.
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