At a Glance
Clothing having an odor after a cycle can be caused if items were not cleaned properly, items did not completely dry, or it is time to perform maintenance.
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Choose a Different Cycle
If odors still remain on your clothes after the [Normal] cycle, run the [Heavy] cycle or [Sanitary] cycle as they produce more steam.
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Run an Additional Dry Cycle
Thicker items, such as coats, jeans, etc., can retain moisture after the [Refresh] cycle is complete.
Run the [Gentle Dry] cycle to remove any remaining moisture.
Note- After the cycle is complete, take clothing out immediately and leave the Styler open for air circulation.
- Leaving clothing in the Styler for long periods after the cycle is complete can cause the moisture and odors inside to be absorbed into your clothes.
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Clean the Interior of the Styler
It is recommended to clean the interior of the Styler and is parts at least once a month to prevent odor buildup.
1Use a clean cloth to wipe each side of the Styler.
2Remove the lint filter grill located at the front side of the bottom of the Styler to remove dust.
3Run the [Normal] cycle in the [Sanitary] menu without putting any clothes inside the Styler.
4After the cycle is complete, leave the Styler open for air circulation.
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Clean the Water Tank and Drain Tank
1Use a damp cloth to clean the outside of the water tank and use a cleaning brush to clean the inside of the water tank.
2If odors remains after cleaning the water tank, clean the inside of the water tank using a disinfectant tablet such as Aquatabs.
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Clean the Aroma Filter
1Open the Styler, take out the aroma filter, open the cover, and remove the aroma sheet.
2Soak the aroma filter in warm water and clean it thoroughly with a damp towel.
3Use a dry towel to wipe the aroma filter.
4Insert a new aroma sheet, close the cover and place it back into the Styler.
