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Hi,

Today I received my brand new WD. Using to wash right now. Can anyone advise if it’s best to leave door open or closed after use to avoid having smell from it?

 

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Hello. Yes it's best to leave the door ajar to allow it to dry out. Regarding using the washing machine can't suggest anything other than reading the instruction manual. I would think it fairly unlikely that you can find someone who is exactly the same model and is willing to spend time talking you through it. Especially if it's just an open question why how to use it rather than a specific question like how do you turn it on?

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