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Candy Washing Machine Dispenser Drawer Removal

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      • Let any cycle finish, then turn off and unplug the washing machine before cleaning around the dispenser drawer.

      • Wear rubber gloves if the drawer, cavity, or door seal has moldy residue.

      • Locate the dispenser drawer in the top-left corner of the front panel.

      • This guide covers Candy machines with this drawer layout, and other models may have small differences.

      • Illustration prompt: Show the front panel of the washer with the top-left dispenser drawer highlighted.

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      • Pull the dispenser drawer straight out until it reaches the stop.

      • Lift the front of the drawer while pulling it outward to release the small retaining clips.

      • Don't force the drawer past the stop, because the small clips can break if they bend too far.

      • Illustration prompt: Show the drawer partly pulled out, the front edge lifted, and the retaining clips clearing the opening.

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      • Wipe inside the empty dispenser opening with a cleaning cloth and hot, soapy water.

      • Wring out the cloth so it is damp, not dripping, and don't pour water into the opening.

      • Don't use a brush inside the cavity, because it can fall down the hole and damage the washing machine.

      • Focus on the visible residue inside the drawer area, not the drain hole.

      • Illustration prompt: Show a cloth wiping the cavity, with a brush crossed out near the hole.

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      • Remove the tray from the dispenser drawer to reach the hidden areas.

      • Scrub the drawer and tray with hot, soapy water and an brush.

      • Remove washing powder residue, conditioner residue, gunge, and mold from the compartments.

      • Illustration prompt: Show the tray lifted out of the dispenser drawer and the compartments exposed.

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      • Refit the tray into the dispenser drawer if you removed it.

      • Line up the dispenser drawer with the grooves in the opening.

      • Push the drawer all the way in until it is fully seated.

      • Illustration prompt: Show the side rails of the drawer aligned with the grooves in the dispenser opening.

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      • Open the washer door with the door open button if the machine has one.

      • Don't pull on the door if the machine uses a door open button.

      • Check the rubber seal inside the door for dirt, dust, grit, debris, and blockages.

      • Wipe the rubber seal with a cleaning cloth and hot, soapy water.

      • Illustration prompt: Show the door seal fold open with debris highlighted.

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      • Plug the washing machine back in.

      • Leave the drum empty.

      • Select the hottest wash program available, such as a 90 °C wash or Drum Clean option.

      • Run the cycle to flush detergent residue through the washing machine.

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The dispenser drawer is clean and refitted, and the washer is ready for a clean wash. Repair didn't go as planned? Ask our Answers community for help.

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