Troubleshooting a Sears Kenmore Washing Machine

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Level the machine. Check that the machine is level if the Sears Kenmore washing machine is noisy or vibrating. Spraying sounds and splashing are normal sounds, howeverTroubleshooting a Sears Kenmore Washing Machine. Sounds of metal hitting the drum aren't normal, and are frequently caused by coins, zippers or buckles. Check that the shipping bolts have been removed.

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Take a look in the back and make sure the drain hose is hooked into the drain if you experience leaking. Use HE (High Efficiency) detergent to reduce sudsing that can cause leaking.

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Use the correct dispenser compartments if there's residue within the compartments at the end of a cycle. Use the right amounts for the garments. HE machines are significantly more sensitive Read More towards the correct amounts of detergent than older machines.

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Check that the inlet hoses are attached and not leaking and make sure the taps are turned on when the machine won't fill. Take a look at the power cord and make sure it's connected when the machine won't startTroubleshooting a Sears Kenmore Washing Machine. Look Click Here for an unbalanced load when the machine won't spin and look for blockages at the drain if the machine won't drain.

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Unload the washer promptly in the end in the cycle if you experience wrinkling. Sort dark clothes so they wash with other dark fabrics; as well as the same with light-colored garments if you experience staining. Carefully check the garment's labeling when the load comes out too wet. Single items and also bulky items can unbalance the washer and cause excessive wetness.

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