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clothes from washer coming out dirty
woods_J
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Can anyone help?
My clothes are coming out of the washer with black marks on them.
Anyone had this problem ?
Any ideas?
J Woods
My clothes are coming out of the washer with black marks on them.
Anyone had this problem ?
Any ideas?
J Woods
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Bad news im afraid, it usually oil/grease from the drum bearings, the seal has probably gone, bearings arent cheap to get done, either that or somebodys left a biro in there0
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I concurr. I had the same problem, when I took it all apart. There was water in the drum bearing and the grease was getting on to the clothing. It's about a £100 service job, or cheaper if you have a contract thingy.NO to pasty tax We won!!!! Just shows that people power works! Don't be apathetic to your cause!0
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Thanks for the replies.
It sounds Ok when in a spin mode. If it is what you think, would it be noisey when it spins ?
June
Thanks to Kaya and N9eav0 -
Thanks for the replies.
It sounds Ok when in a spin mode. If it is what you think, would it be noisey when it spins ?
June
Thanks to Kaya and N9eav
If it is what has been suggested then it would deffinately make a clancking noise as the bearings would be kaput. It sounds to me like it could be a leak on one of the seals.
Many companys do a free quote for repair, so you can deceide to repair or renew0 -
It may be worth checking the door seal isn't caked with dirt & grease as it's quite surprising how much gunge builds up inside & around this as time goes on. This was the cause of marks on my washing last year.
A mixture of vinegar & washing up liquid should clean most of the surface muck off if there is a build up on yours.The bigger the bargain, the better I feel.
I should mention that there's only one of me, don't confuse me with others of the same name.0 -
I agree with Cattie - horrid gunk collects in the bottom of the door seal and if I forget to clean it, it marks my clothes. Also clean the filter - when it's full the bits stay in the drum. Disgusting job - why is the muck always purple with grey bits?Landgirl0
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