As I contemplate the universe this morning, and the washer right in front of me in particular, I wonder how we ever did without it. I don't miss the piles of clothes to bring, the bags full of dirty clothes, the hours at the laundramat with the screaming kids and the un-trained dogs.
And then I suddenly remembered talk here about a filter in the drain..... or did I imagine that?
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Oscar,
It depends on what model you have. Our Whirlpool has a lower panel that pulls off. No handles or holes to help, but it does come off. When you have it off, you see a removable filter that you unscrew. Obviously, you'll want a cookie pan or something like that to catch the drips.
I believe that LG and Samsung also have their filters on the front.
You can look up the manual for your washer online.
–Gordon
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Gordon Sick, Calgary (51° North)
2015 Berkshire 34QS
The Manual I wrote for our 34QS: https://www.forestriverforums.com/fo...ml#post2579202
Toad: 2019 Ford Ranger XLT 4x4; Formerly: 2005 Acura EL (aka Honda Civic)
I just realized that I don't have an electronic version of the Whirlpool washer manual.
But, I saved a link to my source for information on the filter. I found out about it when my Washer threw an A10 Error code, which means it is not draining. This led me to some pictures on iRV2: Whirlpool Stackable Washer Error Code A10 Not Draining - iRV2 Forums
–Gordon
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Gordon Sick, Calgary (51° North)
2015 Berkshire 34QS
The Manual I wrote for our 34QS: https://www.forestriverforums.com/fo...ml#post2579202
Toad: 2019 Ford Ranger XLT 4x4; Formerly: 2005 Acura EL (aka Honda Civic)
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