Seal on the washing machine's door is damaged
Issue
- The seal on the washing machine's door is loose, damaged or deformed
- The seal on the washing machine door is twisted and leaking
Applies to
- Front Load Washer
- Front Load Washer Dryer
Solution
- Damage to the washing machine / washer-dryer door seal can be caused by overloading the machine or catching the laundry between the seal and the door.
- We recommend not to use the appliance if the door seal is damaged. Using the machine with a damaged door seal may lead to the appliance or property damage.
- If the door seal is loose, damaged or deformed, Disconnect the appliance and close the water tap.
Contact an Authorized Service Centre.
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