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We have a pin trap problem. The outer cover comes off exposing a plastic white facing that will not budge. There is constantly a rotten egg smell coming form the washing machine. I've drained the hose and it still smells. Can I take care of this myself (directions please) or do it need specialized repair man.

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Here's How:

  1. Exterior
    Wipe down the exterior of the washing machine with vinegar or your favorite all-purpose cleaner.


  2. Tub
    Pour two cups of vinegar or lemon juice into the tub, and run the washing machine through a complete cycle on the hottest setting to remove odors, stains and detergent build up.


  3. Lid/Door
    Scrub around the edge of the lid/door with vinegar to remove mildew and detergent build up.


  4. Bleach and Fabric Softener Dispensers
    Remove the bleach and fabric softener dispensers, and scrub them in the sink. Then, dry them thoroughly and return them to the machine.


Tips:
  1. To prevent mildewing, leave the lid open after you finish a load to allow the washing machine to dry out.
  2. Commerical fabric softeners leave build up in the machine. of choice, and the inside of your washing machine won't need to be cleaned as frequently - if at all.

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