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ELECTRONICS MECHANIC - CITS

1 Overloading The Machine

Overloading the washing machine can cause clothes to become tangled and torn. To fix this issue, make sure
you are not exceeding the manufacturer’s recommended load size for your machine.
2 Using The Wrong Type of Detergent

Using too much detergent, or using a detergent that is unsuitable for your machine, can cause clothes to
become damaged. To fix this issue, follow the manufacturer’s recommendations for detergent use and ensure
you use a detergent suitable for your machine.
3 Using The Wrong Wash Cycle
Using the wrong wash cycle can cause clothes to become damaged. For example, using a high-spin cycle for
delicate clothes can cause them to become stretched or torn. To fix this issue, make sure you are using the
correct wash cycle for the type of clothes you are washing.
4 Washing Clothes with Sharp Objects

If you have left sharp objects, such as safety pins or keys, in your pockets, they can cause holes or tears in
your clothes during the wash cycle. Check your pockets for sharp objects before washing your clothes to fix
this issue.

5 Washing Clothes with Zippers or Buttons
If you have zippers or buttons that are not fully closed, they can become caught on other clothes and cause
damage. Close all zippers and buttons before washing your clothes to fix this issue.
6 Washing Clothes with Stains

If you have stains on your clothes, they can become set in during the wash cycle. To fix this issue, pretreat
stains before washing your clothes.
7 Using The Wrong Water Temperature

Using water that is too hot or too cold can cause clothes to become damaged. To fix this issue, make sure you
are using the correct water temperature for the type of clothes you are washing.
Conclusion

Everybody makes errors, but some have more severe repercussions than others. When compared to a mistake that
may spoil your clothing or break a costly laundry device, forgetting to pick up the milk at the store is inconvenient.
This article is our guide to diagnosing common washing machine problems and solutions to get your washer back
in working order.

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CITS : E & H - Electronics Mechanic - Exercise 164