“My clothes that are light weight are coming out VERY wrinkled to the point I can’t get them out. I’ve tried the delicate cycle, washing a few items at a time medium spin, low spin. Nothing works. Help!”
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Hi there, Rob. Thank you for sharing your experience with the WT7400CV washer. We understand how frustrating it can be when clothes, especially lightweight fabrics, come out very wrinkled. It sounds like you've already tried helpful steps, such as using the delicate cycle and adjusting the spin speed. In addition, we recommend trying the "Wrinkle Care" option, which helps reduce wrinkles by tumbling clothes periodically after the wash cycle. Also, using the "Perm Press" cycle can be beneficial, as it uses a slower spin speed and lower agitation, which is gentler on delicate items. Another tip is to avoid overloading the washer, as this can cause clothes to twist and wrinkle more—washing a smaller load allows for more movement and reduces wrinkling. Lastly, it's important to promptly remove clothes from the washer once the cycle finishes and either hang them up or lay them flat to dry. The longer clothes sit in the washer, the more wrinkles can set in. If these steps don't resolve the issue, please feel free to send us a private message on social media at @LGUSSupport, and we'd be happy to assist further. Thank you for reaching out, and we appreciate your patience. —Avril
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Mine, too. If I wash with cold water, there are fewer wrinkles.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The only mention in the manual that might be relevant talks about taking clothes out of the machine promptly. Or when you combine large and small items in the wash to load the large ones first. Or that small light items can get caught in the impeller, which might just twist them up. I'd try finding more things to wash and putting lightweight clothes on top of the load.
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