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The use of predominantly low temperature washing programs can result in the build up of bacteria and undissolved detergents which can cause the appliance (and clean laundry) to smell. Overloading the machine can also contribute to this.

Run the machine with no laundry at 90 degrees to clear the drum of residues. If suds can be seen in the drum during this process the program should be repeated until only clean, clear water can be seen. To avoid the recurrence, run a 90 degree program monthly with half the normal amount of a whites, biological detergent.

Check the weight of your laundry, note that the maximum weight of an Easy-Care program is 50% that of a Linens program.

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Please note that it is not unusual for a small amount of water or conditioner to be left in the compartment.

Concentrated softeners may need diluting with water – dilute to the consistency of single cream.

Remove the detergent drawer and thoroughly clean it in hot water. Make sure that the conditioner siphon is perfectly clean. You may also need to clean the roof of the compartment from where the water is fed into the drawer – use a long handled brush to remove all residues.

Answer : Do not overfill the compartment, this can cause the conditioner to empty prematurely. Use only the amount specified on the container. Closing the detergent drawer heavily can also cause the conditioner to empty immediately. More