how do I clear the filter on the front load whirlpool washer?
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Carefully pop off the lower front panel (it may be hard to do--carefully using a screw-driver will help). Then unscrew the plug in the lower rt hand corner. Have lots of towels spread out, as there will be a lot of water coming out once you do that.
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You use the green scrubby part of a dish sponge to scrub the outside of the filter. Mine clogged in 24 hours and cleaning didn't help. They sent replacements but
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Yes. It was difficult to find. I had to try about 20 searches. Here is the link to the Sanyo web page. When I searched using the filter #, nothing came up. Then I searched with the actual unit #. Enjoy.http://us.sanyo.com/SANYO-Store/Air-Washer-PlusTM-Filter
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Pull off the back by hand.The filter pulls out easily.Then vacuum with soft brush using your regular vacuum cleaner. Takes about 1 minute.Then follow instructions on resetting the indicator light.
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Sorry, I don't know. I have not cleaned the filter yet, I didn't fell it needed it. If the instructions aren't clear I would call the company.
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We used the part on an LG front loading washer, model number WM2701H. We found our parts listing in our owner's manual.
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This filter, located on the back of the heater, is snapped into outer body. To remove, grasp the loop attached to the top of the filter, push down, pull away from the body and lift up and out. Replace by just reversing this procedure.
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I have a front loading machine, and, yes, I just unplug and toss it in. I wash mine in cold water and tumble it dry. Good to go!
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change the removable filters from the wand the one that connects to tubing. Clean the wand tip with alcohol
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I have this model and this website has the manual on how to change the cloth filter. http://www.blackanddecker.com/power-tools/CHV1210.aspx Good luck
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Pull out condensate drain container by grasping handles on the side. Look under the the grill that was above the container. You should see a protusion hanging down with the word "front" on it. Pull this down and you will see the filter.
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The filter cover just pops off, inside there is a black plastic piece. Pull it out and the filter will come out. Otherwise you can just clean it while still attached to the dryer with a dry soft bristle brush.
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behind the handle, there is a 1 quart clear shaped bottle. Pull it up & out of the machine. Turn it upside down, unscrew the black collar and remove the black screen. Put in some carpet shampoo up to the line on the bottle, and then add hot water up close to top. Put the black filter back into the bottle neck, and screw the collar back on sealing the filter to the bottle. turn the assembly upside down and insert the black filter/collar of the bottle into hole and you are ready to go. When you pull the trigger shampoo/water comes out in front of the machine. Pull the trigger and drag the machine across your carpet. Now, important, let the shampoo/water sit on the carpet for a while, before you suck up the shampoo water. Otherwise it is like washing your clothes for 5 seconds. You have to let the solution get down into the carpet fibers, soak them and then pull the solution out with the vacuum and carpet brushes.
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Remove by pull filter out of the side clean with soap dry it then install.Look at the front the filter is on the right side
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Loosen large nut that connects filter to pump. Remove valve or plug on bottom of filter allowing all water to drain. Disconnect return hose from top of filter. This will free up the tank to place inside. I normally remove all stainless bolts, washers and nuts and pull the top off the filter and clean all old earth from the fingers. Let dry before placing top back onto filter. You're now ready for next season startup.
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I also have a front loading HE washer. The soap nuts work great in it. You do need to use warm water, if using cold, soak the soap nuts in warm water first to activate them.
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I put the thick, top foam filter in the top rack of my dishwasher then leave it out to dry. I've been doing it that way for over a year and it's never been damaged because of it!