Hi,
There is no mention of a lint filter, in the owner manual.
However there is a drain pump filter, part #14 Basket and tub parts diagram mentioned in the parts list, which is there to trap lint from being pumped out to the drain.
I don’t think that it is designed to be removed too often though. It doesn’t seem to be too user friendly trying to replace it as you will need to remove the basket etc to get to the filter. Also it is held in by screws.
Are you using a HE (high efficiency) laundry detergent in the machine?
The washer manufacturer recommends this type as according to what it says in the owner manual it produces the correct amount of suds required by this type of washer. It may be that other types of detergents produce too many suds and this is reflected in the wash as lint (suds not being properly rinsed from clothing). I know with my machine (different type) I use about 1/2 the recommended amount of detergent just to avoid this from happening. The other option was to add an extra rinse cycle in the wash but that is too wasteful of the water
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what is the model number?
by Logixal
also to my knowledge. ( im no master tech) but usually washers dont have lint traps. i know of course dryers do but ive never seen one in a washer machine.
by Logixal
MVWX500BW0 is the model number
by Stacee De Leon
Because there is no lint filter, my drain pipe overflows to the floor. The lint is clogging my drain pipe.
by Reiko pang
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What is the model number of the washer?
Excessive lint could be caused by using too much detergent. Use the amount recommended by the washer manufacturer (see the owner manual) and not the detergent manufacturer, as they just want to sell detergent
by jayeff
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