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Never mind... My dad reached inside the bottom of the dryer and found the two missing screws all the way in the back-left corner. So we were able to fix the dryer after all! The old baffle had some plastic stripped off from the screw holes, and thus it would not have held in the dryer drum. So...

Update #2 My dad took apart the dryer this morning, and I vacuumed the inside of it not too long ago. I took a close look at the bottom of the dryer, but I didn't find any screws. This'll be a problem. Where can we find replacement screws for this dryer? Here are some pics of the inside of the...

It's here! The replacement baffle arrived not too long ago from Amazon. However, it didn't come with any screws. I hope this fixes the problem!

Update The loose baffle has been slowly getting worse. It kept getting even more loose, and this morning, it broke off completely! My dad rushed into the laundry room and removed the broken baffle. But the good news is, the replacement baffle shipped today! So we can fix the dryer once it...

So... My dad decided he's going to order a new baffle online. He theorized that the plastic in the loose baffle is broken, and even if we found the screws deep inside the dryer, it wouldn't be worth the hassle to attempt to fix the existing baffle. I did some searching and found the correct...

We've had this dryer for about 14 years now, and this issue just happened today. My dad's girlfriend was doing laundry today, and I noticed this thumping noise coming from the dryer. So I went to investigate it not too long ago, and found out that one of the baffles was loose! We were in a...

@rolls_rapide My LG washer does not have a recirculation pump. @laundromat I always put pods directly in the drum before loading the washer. I never use the dispenser drawer. I have a feeling I should go back to liquid detergent...

Hmm... @launderess Not sure if I'll consider doing a thing like that, as it seems like extra work. @panthera Here's my take on your suggestions: 1) That sounds like a neat trick! I'll have to try that next time. 2) We're using Kirkland Signature (Costco) fabric softener. Not sure about the...

@wishwash Yes, I generally always use fabric softener. However, it doesn't really contribute to buildup. I've never seen it while using liquid detergent. @launderess I usually shake out laundry before washing it. I'm not sure how those rubber bands got down into the filter. These are the tiny...

I've had this LG front-load steam washer for 4 years. Last night I decided to clean the pump filter, after having not done it in a long time. So I opened the access door and drained the water into a measuring cup. It was filthy! Then I took out the pump filter and found it clogged with hair and...

Early impressions I ran this dishwasher for the first time last night. Using Finish Powerball detergent tabs, it excels at cleaning dishes, but struggles with drying. As a result, I had to dry a lot of dishes using a towel. The machine is very quiet during operation. We can barely hear it going!

Celebration! The new dishwasher has finally arrived, exactly 1 month later! It looks very fancy in my kitchen. I've already loaded it up with dirty dishes. However, the big problem is that we don't have any dishwasher detergent. Here are a few pics. The dishwasher was run after installation...

Since I've moved into my current home in 2001, my family has owned a Kenmore dishwasher. The model number is 363.14382000. It washed dishes really well; however, it has had to be repaired by my dad several years into its lifespan. There were several leaking issues. The last straw was in late...

Not really RevvinKevin, I don't really have a need to check the drawer during a cycle when I use pods. Nmassman44, I'm not sure what the water pressure level is in my house. For whatever reason, it varies on some rare occasions. My washer only started doing this several months ago.

I always do that What I meant was that I need to remove the cup from the drawer during operation to prevent the water "issue" from happening. I have never had problems with a pod not dissolving completely.

I always pour in detergent and other additives just before starting the washer (meaning I add them before turning on the machine and selecting the cycle and options). I have done delay starts on some rare occasions. If I use detergent pods, I'll have to remove the cup.

Update #2 First of all, I did check the jets above the drawer. They looked clean. I gave them a quick scrub down after washing the drawer. Second, I emptied the cup and let it dry multiple times. Water still sits in there half the time. And no, I haven't had to have a water valve serviced. I...

Update So I did some laundry over the weekend. I found this happening in the middle of one cycle.

OK... So last night, I inspected the cup and white cover piece, and neither object was clogged. Then I took out the detergent drawer, removed the blue covers and washed the entire drawer assembly. I'll eventually get some laundry going and see if this still happens.

I've had an LG WM2650HWA washer for three years now. Over the past few months, I've noticed that half the time, I find a lot of water sitting in the liquid detergent cup once a cycle is complete. Any ideas on why this is happening? If so, what should I do? Below is a pic of what happened...