The Kenmore top load washer filter is located inside the agitator beneath the detergent dispenser for a top load washer with an agitator. And for a Kenmore top load washer with impellers, the filter is located inside the main tub as a rectangular plastic with a mesh attached to the side.
Where is the filter on a top load washer?
Top Load Washer – Lint / Pump Filters
There are 2 crescent-shaped Fine Mesh plastic lint filters in the bottom of the wash basket under the agitator.
During drain down and spin, the water forces the lint off the bottom of the filters and down the drain.
These filters should never require cleaning or replacement.
How do you remove the agitator from a Kenmore 600 Series washer?
How do I clean my Kenmore Series 600 washer? – Related Questions
How do I clean the filter on my Kenmore washing machine?
How do you clean a clogged agitator?
How do I remove a stuck Kenmore agitator?
First, try to unscrew the cap counter-clockwise. If this doesn’t work, look for the line that separates the bottom of the cap from the top of the agitator. Gently press a screwdriver into this joint and pry off the agitator cap.
How do you get a stuck agitator out of a Kenmore washing machine?
Can you remove agitator from top load washer?
Can you remove the agitator from a washing machine? It is not recommended to remove the agitator from most washing machines, and if your washing machine has a built-in agitator, it is needed to clean your clothes. It’s also not necessary to remove it to clean it.
How do you remove the agitator cap on a Kenmore washer?
Where is the coin trap on a Kenmore washing machine?
There are two bolts, one on each side of the panel, remove those. Once you have the panel removed, you will see a white plastic unit, that is your pump assembly. You should also see a round plug with a plastic tab across the front (number 14 in the explosion drawing). That is your coin trap.
How do you clean the lint filter on a top loader washing machine?
Step 1: Wipe the Filter and Housing. Open the filter housing and wipe away lint and debris using paper towels.
Step 2: Scrub the Filter. Using a soft-bristle brush, such as an old toothbrush or dish brush, scrub the filter to remove lint and debris that has built up on the filter.
Step 3: Run a Short Wash Cycle.
How do you remove an agitator cap?
Why does my agitator have a cap on it?
Agitator inner cap and seal. Helps keep water, fabric softener from going thru the agitator. Fabric softner dispenses from the holes in the agitator, just above the cap.
Do you need to clean under agitator?
Dirt and detergent can quickly build up inside and below the agitator, causing clothes and the machine to smell if not cleaned regularly. Thankfully there are a few steps for removing buildup from an agitator. As with any appliance, consult your washing machine’s user manual before attempting to remove certain parts.
Why were agitators removed from washing machines?
Pros. The lack of an agitator frees up a lot of room in the drum, creating the opportunity to clean larger loads and big comforters. Non-agitator machines use much less water which leads to less waste, cheaper water bills, and “greener” laundry.
When should you not use agitator?
Delicate items are better washed in a non agitator machine since this will give you less wear and tear on clothes. Mainly you’ll be looking at those few things: capacity, what cleans better, and what is more gentle on clothes.
Is it better to have an agitator or not?
An agitator is more reliable for getting clothes clean. While the rotating actions of the agitator might cause some wear and tear on your laundry, you will find that stains come out easier and in less time. Another advantage is the price.