Kenmore Washer owner manual Solution, WontDrain

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Most laundering problems are easily solved if you understand the cause. Check these lists for common laundry and washer problems. If you need further assistance, see the back cover,

Problem Possible Cause

Washer Leaks Household plumbing isIeaking.

Inlet hoses not tight.

Inlet hose washers not properly seated,

Drain hose not propedy clamped or is off.

Drain is cIogged.

Tub moved forward during unloading, causing water to deflect off tub dng.

Unit not level causing water to deflect off tub ring.

Load is unbalanced. Spray rinses are deflecting off load.

Washer is overloaded. Fills or

Solution

Repair pIumbing.

Tighten hoses (see "lnstailation Instructions").

Reseat washers (see "Installation Instructions").

Clamp drain hose (see "Installation Instructions").

Remove drain clogs. Sink, standpipe, or floor drain must be able to handle

17 gal (64 L) of water per minute.

Ensure tub is centered before starting washer.

Ensure front feet are installed and nuts are tightened. Level washer. Reset rear legs (see "Instaliation Instructions").

Redistribute the load.

Reduce Ioad size.

spray rinses are deflecting off load.

Won'tDrain/

Drain hose is kinked or

Straighten or unplug hose (see

Won'tSpin/

clogged.

"Installation Instructions").

Wet Loads

Correct operation of

After a wash or rinse, the washer will

 

 

neutral drain,

drain without spinning. After draining,

 

 

the spinning begins.

 

Lid is open.

Close the lid.

 

Drain hose is more than

Lower drain hose (see "InstalIation

 

96 in (2.4 m) above floor.

Requirements").

 

Too much detergent -

Use less detergent.

 

excessive sudsing.

 

 

Wrong cycle for load

Choose a cycle with a higher spin

 

being washed,

speed (see "Operating Your

 

 

Washer"),

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Contents Automatic Washers Page Warranty Restriction Full 1-Year Warranty on Mechanical and Electrical partsWarranty Service Page Important Safety Instructions Alternate Parts You May Need Tools and PartsParts supplied If you have You will need to buyLocation Requirements Recessed area or closet installationYou will need Electrical Requirements Drain SystemFloor drain system view Standpipe drain system wall or floor view 1For a permanently connected washer For a grounded, cord-connected washerRemove Shipping Strap Before You StartConnect Drain Hose CantFor standpipe or laundry tub drain systems Connect the Inlet HosesTo prevent drain water from going back into the washer Connect the inlet hoses to the water faucetsSecure the Drain Hose Install the front leveling feetLevel the Washer Clear the water linesSlidetofinallocation Complete InstallationPage LID Instructions Select & AdjustSTOPPING/RESTARTING Your Washer Starting Your WasherSET Water Level Control SET Water Temperature ControlWarm Cold Cold l HOTHeavy Duty Setting Your Cycle Selector Timer ControlPermanent Press Permanent PressSpin only Rinse and SpinPermanent Press Heavy Duty Understanding What Happens in Each CycleFill to Washer Sounds Dual Action AgitatorDuring Washing After Drain and Before SpinSorting Preparing Clothes For WashingExtra Large Capacity Plus Loading SuggestionsNON-USE or Vacation Care Cleaning Your WasherInterior Water Inlet HosesWontDrain SolutionProblem Possible Cause WontDrain Stops Problem Possible Cause MachineStains on Problem Possible Cause TearingSears Maintenance Agreements WE Service What WE SellSears Maintenance Agreement Page Part OrSearsMaintenanceAgreement

Washer specifications

The Kenmore washer is a popular choice among homeowners, offering a blend of advanced technology, efficiency, and user-friendly features. Known for their exceptional performance, Kenmore washers come in both top-loading and front-loading designs, catering to a range of preferences and laundry needs.

One of the standout features of Kenmore washers is their advanced cleaning technology. Many models are equipped with powerful wash action systems that penetrate fabrics deeply, ensuring that dirt and stains are effectively removed. The Triple Action Agitator in some top-loading models provides enhanced motion to deliver a thorough clean, while front-loading washers utilize high-efficiency tumbling to provide a gentle yet effective washing process.

In terms of energy efficiency, Kenmore washers are designed to meet ENERGY STAR standards, helping consumers save on both water and electricity costs. This eco-friendly approach is reinforced with features such as Soil Level, which enables users to customize wash cycles based on the level of dirt on their clothes. Additionally, the Adaptive Wash Technology senses fabric types and load size, adjusting the wash cycle settings for optimal performance.

Kenmore washers also offer a range of wash cycles and options, allowing users to tailor their washing experience to their specific needs. For instance, the Express Wash cycle is perfect for quickly cleaning lightly soiled items, while the Deep Fill option ensures that larger loads have enough water for a thorough wash. Moreover, many models include a Sanitize cycle, which eliminates 99.9% of household bacteria, making them ideal for washing bed linens and towels.

User convenience is a priority for Kenmore, and this is evident in features such as the SmartDispense Technology. This innovative system automatically dispenses the right amount of detergent based on load size and soil level, eliminating the guesswork involved in measuring detergent. Furthermore, many Kenmore washers come with a large capacity drum, accommodating bulky items such as comforters and bedding with ease.

Overall, the Kenmore washer combines cutting-edge features with practical characteristics, making it a reliable option for modern households. With its commitment to efficiency, versatility, and user satisfaction, Kenmore continues to be a trusted brand in laundry appliances. Whether tackling everyday laundry or special care items, the Kenmore washer delivers performance that meets the needs of today’s busy lifestyle.
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