IF the instructions advise against using bleach in that machine then it is probably because the bleach will affect certain parts / rubbers of the machine and will lead to costly repairs if used.. Try a bleach free soil remover like nappy-san or vanish pink in conjunction with a liquid detergent rather than a powder detergent
SOURCE: can i put he liquid color safe bleach in machine and which dispenser should it go in
yes in the despenser draw
SOURCE: Sears / Kenmore top-loading washer does not dispense bleach
Remove the tray and check the proper operation of the solenoid for the door.
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SOURCE: Removing the top of a Kenmore Elite Oasis Washer to replace hose
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Disconnect your Kenmore Oasis washing machine from its power source. Make sure that your washer is unplugged before beginning to disassemble it.
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Remove the screws that hold the control console to the top of your Oasis washer. In some Kenmore Oasis models, the two screws may be covered by plastic end caps. After removing the screws, set them aside until you are ready to replace them.
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Flip the console up, back and out of the way.
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Locate the cabinet clips on the top of your Kenmore Oasis washer. These clips are located toward the back of the washer top and would be hidden by the console if it were not currently flipped up.
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Slide your screwdriver underneath the metal cabinet clips. Wiggle the screwdriver back and forth to gently pry the cabinet clips free.
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Disconnect the group of colored wires that plug into the top of the washer from the control console. These wires control the lid switch on your Kenmore washing machine. To disconnect, grasp the white plastic clip and pull gently.
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Remove the washing machine cabinet. Tilt the cabinet towards you, and then lift the entire cabinet up and off of its platform.
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SOURCE: I have purchased a kenmore Front-Loading washer
This is not a technical answer, but we have the same appliance and have not found any HE Color-Safe bleach. We use the Clorox Color-Safe and just use less-- and mix it with the detergent. I've seen other feedback saying to put it into the bleach tray, but we have not done this-- just put some in with the detergent.
We make sure the entire tray area and inside the rubber rim of the door (under it) and anywhere else there's water is totally dry before closing the tray and door, and we've had no problems at all. We also occasionally run a 'clean' cycle through with regular bleach only.
Hope this helps somewhat at least-- Best of luck!
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