Small marks on washing machine or tumble dryer glass door
Resolution
Issue:
- Small marks on washing machine or tumble dryer glass door
Applies to:
- washing machine
- tumble dryer
Resolution:
1. A small mark in the middle of the outer safety glass is not a malfunction of the machine.
- The mark is the casting point where the plastic is injected into the mold when the glass is produced.
- The outer plastic glass is a safety glass used to prevent burning your fingers when the washing machine washes with hot water, or the tumble dryer dries at high temperatures.
- The mark does not affect the machine’s function or life.
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