I have the lg wm2650hwa washer less than 4 months old.
Lg washer bleach dispenser full water.
Water is entering and settling in the bleach dispenser.
I have looked around bit on this forum for similar questions and the only solutions they.
While pressing down on the tab mentioned above pull the drawer toward you.
Over the past month i have noticed bleach dispenser is full of water after a complete cycle.
Approximately a tablespoon of water would be normal.
For most lg top load washer.
Is it normal for water to be in the dispenser.
Does the cup start to drain the water out slowly after you stop pouring the water.
Again make sure it overflows first and that you pour it in fast ask your own appliance question.
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Something is plugged in the siphon area and it is allowing water up the hose instead of siphoning.
Reassemble and holding the complete tray as level as you can slowly run water into the bleach dispenser cup until it starts siphoning out.
If these are not cleaned regularly the water and additives will not dispense fully and water will remain in the compartments.
I cupped my hand over the end of the hose that went to the inlet valve assembly and blew a.
Dispenser does not dispense completely lg front load washer when the detergent you added to your washing cycle is not dispensed completely into the washer tub it may be caused by three major reasons.
Does this part need to be replaced or repaired.
Lg wt5170 clothes washer.
For most lg top load washer.
The dispenser should not be full of water.
When i say full i mean that there is water upto the max fill line on the bleach dispenser.
I have the top load washer wt5170hw.
Press down on the depressed tab between the softener and bleach inserts.
Pull the dispenser drawer towards you until it stops.
If you stop the water it will almost completely empty the tray.
As mentioned before check the hose that goes to the bleach dispenser and make sure there is no debris in it.
If the bleach dispenser hose goes to the fill valve.
This requires a little dismantling of the washer but it s pretty simple.
Seems to be a case of overkill.
If that is the case.
The type of detergent you are using the amount of detergent you applied.
Leaving very small amounts of water is normal.
Same thing happened to me.
Nbsp is maintenance and cleaning to be done here.
The venturi works by creating a siphon as the water runs past.
If the dispenser is not dispensing the bleach the most likely cause of the problem is the venturi on this particular washer as water passes through the venturi it should draw the bleach out of the dispenser.
