A washer detergent dispenser not working is often the result of low water pressure in the home or a defective water inlet valve not supplying water to the dispenser. However, it's also possible the dispenser drawer is obstructed or damaged and not allowing the detergent to be dispensed.

Simplify your laundry with smart dispense. Just open the dispenser drawer fill.

Smart wash systems can handle almost any brand of detergent to get clothes clean. This means you can choose whatever brand you want or continue using the detergent you love. Most smart dispense systems are meant for liquid detergent, however, and might need accommodations for powdered detergent or laundry pods.

When smart dispense is selected. This feature will automatically add detergent or fabric softener to the wash. Based on the load size eliminating.

To reset the electronic controls on your washer, shut off the circuit breaker or fuse to the washer or unplug the washer for 2 minutes. For models that have a timer control knob, turn the knob around and back to any position other than final spin for the interrupted cycle. Then, restore power.

Check for air bubbles in the line. You can get the air bubbles out by pressing and releasing the pump and discarding excess soap. If the Dispenser still does not dispense soap there may be a crack in the tube and the pump will need to be replaced.

Make sure you get the dose right for your fully-automatic washing machine, generally: A front load fully-automatic washing machine needs 60 ml of liquid. A top load fully-automatic washing machines need 80 ml of liquid.

How much laundry detergent should you actually use? To effectively clean your clothes, you need to use only 2 tablespoons per load at most - and that's for big loads weighing 12 pounds or more.

HE detergents are low-sudsing and specially formulated for high efficiency washers to provide excellent whitening, stain removal and clothes care. They are recommended for use in all of our washers.

Add the manufacturer's recommended amount of granular or powder detergent to the top of the load once all of the clothes are loaded into the wash basket.

The question was - I have a GE washer. Do I pour the liquid detergent in the metal basket or the little triangular compartment on the right? The detergent should be poured into the basket. The compartment on the right is either labeled 'Fabric Softener' or Bleach.

Add the manufacturer's recommended amount of liquid detergent to the top of the load once all of the clothes are loaded into the wash basket. You can also use part of the measured amount to treat stains before washing.