To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is water not entering my Frigidaire FLCE752CAW?
If your Frigidaire Laundry Appliance isn't filling with water or is filling slowly, make sure the washer lid is closed, as the washer will not operate when the lid is open. Also, check another faucet in the house to ensure the water supply is adequate in your area.
What to do if water does not drain properly in Frigidaire FLCE752CAW?
If the water in your Frigidaire Laundry Appliance is not draining or is draining slowly, clean and straighten the drain hose.
How to prevent excessive wrinkling with my Frigidaire FLCE752CAW Laundry Appliance?
To prevent excessive wrinkling when using your Frigidaire Laundry Appliance, avoid overloading the dryer. Also, remove items as soon as the cycle ends.
How to prevent wrinkling in Frigidaire Laundry Appliance?
If your Frigidaire Laundry Appliance is causing wrinkling, reduce the load size. If that doesn't help, rinse in cold water with liquid fabric softener using the casual or delicate cycle.
Why is my Frigidaire Laundry Appliance causing discoloration or graying?
To address discoloration or graying in your Frigidaire Laundry Appliance, ensure you are using the correct amount of detergent and the hottest water temperature safe for the fabric. Additionally, sort your items by soil level and color. You may also add bleach safe for the fabric.
What to do if there is residue or powder on dark items from my Frigidaire FLCE752CAW Laundry Appliance?
If you observe residue or powder on dark items or notice stiff, harsh fabrics after washing in your Frigidaire Laundry Appliance, try rewashing the load. Also, increase the water temperature using the hottest water safe for the fabric, as some granular detergents can combine with hard water minerals to form a residue.
How to remove greasy, oily stains from Frigidaire Laundry Appliance?
If you find greasy, oily stains after using your Frigidaire Laundry Appliance, treat the stains with a prewash stain remover or liquid detergent if not enough detergent was used. If the stains are from undiluted liquid fabric softener, rub them with bar soap and rewash. If the issue is caused by a fabric softener sheet, rub the stains with bar soap, rinse, and rewash.
How to reduce lint from Frigidaire FLCE752CAW?
If you notice lint on your clothes after using the Frigidaire Laundry Appliance, reduce the load size and rewash, using liquid fabric softener in the final rinse.
How to remove blue stains from Frigidaire FLCE752CAW Laundry Appliance?
If you experience blue stains from your Frigidaire Laundry Appliance, and they are caused by detergent, mix 1 cup (240 ml) white vinegar with 1 quart (.95 L) water in a plastic container. Soak the item for 1 hour, then rinse. If the stains are from fabric softener, rub with bar soap and rewash.
Why am I getting unexpected washing results of large items from my Frigidaire Laundry Appliance?
To address unexpected washing results of large items in your Frigidaire Laundry Appliance, rearrange the load and rewash. When loading, add items one at a time, each tightly bunched into its own ball, to allow beneficial item interaction.
Welcome and introduction to the Frigidaire laundry center, emphasizing the start of a long relationship.
Details a critical warning about fire or explosion hazards and immediate actions to take if gas is smelled.
Explains safety symbols (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, IMPORTANT) and their meanings for hazard recognition.
Provides essential warnings and tips to prevent fire hazards related to flammable materials and dryer operation.
Emphasizes child safety, preventing entrapment, and general injury prevention measures for safe appliance use.
Details warnings about electrical shock hazards and fire risks, including proper grounding and adapter plug usage.
Outlines a comprehensive checklist for installation and lists necessary tools and materials for setup.
Specifies electrical circuit, power supply, and outlet requirements for electric laundry centers.
Details electrical and gas supply needs, including grounding and specific gas line installation codes.
Defines requirements for drain system capacity and standpipe height, and exhaust duct work.
Highlights fire hazard warnings for dryer exhaust systems, including proper venting and booster fan restrictions.
Provides charts for maximum exhaust duct length and backpressure limits for safe dryer operation.
Covers rear flush exhaust options and specific installation requirements for manufactured or mobile homes.
Details installation requirements for recesses or closets, focusing on ventilation openings for proper airflow.
Specifies minimum installation clearances around the laundry center for safe operation and ventilation.
Provides front and side view dimensions for the laundry center, including connection points.
Guides on carefully unpacking the laundry center, removing shipping restraints, and preparing for movement.
Details procedures for connecting the gas supply and electrical system, including safety warnings.
Explains proper grounding procedures for electric dryers in both USA and Canada to prevent electrical shock.
Covers grounding for gas dryers and the steps for a 3-wire electrical connection.
Provides instructions for 4-wire electrical connections and how to adjust wiring for 3-wire systems.
Guides on leveling the laundry center and connecting the hot and cold water supply hoses.
Details how to connect the dryer exhaust duct and the washer drain hose securely.
Outlines final steps to complete installation, including plugging in power and running a test cycle.
Explains washer controls, cycle selector, and provides guidance on selecting the appropriate wash cycle.
Details how to select wash temperature and water level, along with detergent recommendations.
Provides a chart of available temperatures/levels per cycle and explains start, pause, and cancel functions.
Explains the meaning of washer indicator lights and how to control the chime sound.
Describes dryer controls, including auto dry cycle options and their benefits.
Covers timed dry cycles, air fluff, and how to select the appropriate drying temperature.
Explains dryer start, pause, cancel controls, indicator lights, and provides a dryer setting chart.
Guides on sorting laundry, preparing items, and pretreating stains before washing.
Details how to add detergent, bleach, and load the washer correctly for optimal performance.
Explains adding fabric softener, selecting cycles, and removing items after the wash cycle completes.
Guides on preparing loads for drying, checking the lint filter, and loading the dryer.
Covers selecting dryer cycles, starting the dryer, and timely removal of dry items.
Provides essential procedures for safe stain removal, including warnings about chemicals and flammable solvents.
Offers specific treatment recommendations for various common stains on fabrics.
Details how to clean the dryer interior, lint filter, and cabinet, including periodic professional servicing.
Provides guidance on cleaning the washer interior, exterior, and base plate, with tips before moving the unit.
Explains how to winterize the laundry center and periodically inspect water inlet hoses for wear and leaks.
Addresses common washing problems like blue stains, discoloration, greasy stains, and lint, with causes and solutions.
Continues troubleshooting common washing issues such as pilling, residue on darks, and fabric wrinkling.
Troubleshoots common drying problems like greasy stains, lint, pilling, shrinking, and wrinkling.
Covers common noises, washer start, spin, and residue issues, providing solutions before calling service.
Addresses dryer not heating, long drying cycles, and external heat issues, with potential causes and solutions.
Details issues like excessive wrinkling, drum damage, and wet wash loads after spinning.
Addresses problems with water entry, temperature, draining, leaks, and lid lock malfunctions.
Lists exclusions from the limited warranty, disclaimers, and limitations of remedies for product defects.
Welcome and introduction to the Frigidaire laundry center, emphasizing the start of a long relationship.
Details a critical warning about fire or explosion hazards and immediate actions to take if gas is smelled.
Explains safety symbols (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, IMPORTANT) and their meanings for hazard recognition.
Provides essential warnings and tips to prevent fire hazards related to flammable materials and dryer operation.
Emphasizes child safety, preventing entrapment, and general injury prevention measures for safe appliance use.
Details warnings about electrical shock hazards and fire risks, including proper grounding and adapter plug usage.
Outlines a comprehensive checklist for installation and lists necessary tools and materials for setup.
Specifies electrical circuit, power supply, and outlet requirements for electric laundry centers.
Details electrical and gas supply needs, including grounding and specific gas line installation codes.
Defines requirements for drain system capacity and standpipe height, and exhaust duct work.
Highlights fire hazard warnings for dryer exhaust systems, including proper venting and booster fan restrictions.
Provides charts for maximum exhaust duct length and backpressure limits for safe dryer operation.
Covers rear flush exhaust options and specific installation requirements for manufactured or mobile homes.
Details installation requirements for recesses or closets, focusing on ventilation openings for proper airflow.
Specifies minimum installation clearances around the laundry center for safe operation and ventilation.
Provides front and side view dimensions for the laundry center, including connection points.
Guides on carefully unpacking the laundry center, removing shipping restraints, and preparing for movement.
Details procedures for connecting the gas supply and electrical system, including safety warnings.
Explains proper grounding procedures for electric dryers in both USA and Canada to prevent electrical shock.
Covers grounding for gas dryers and the steps for a 3-wire electrical connection.
Provides instructions for 4-wire electrical connections and how to adjust wiring for 3-wire systems.
Guides on leveling the laundry center and connecting the hot and cold water supply hoses.
Details how to connect the dryer exhaust duct and the washer drain hose securely.
Outlines final steps to complete installation, including plugging in power and running a test cycle.
Explains washer controls, cycle selector, and provides guidance on selecting the appropriate wash cycle.
Details how to select wash temperature and water level, along with detergent recommendations.
Provides a chart of available temperatures/levels per cycle and explains start, pause, and cancel functions.
Explains the meaning of washer indicator lights and how to control the chime sound.
Describes dryer controls, including auto dry cycle options and their benefits.
Covers timed dry cycles, air fluff, and how to select the appropriate drying temperature.
Explains dryer start, pause, cancel controls, indicator lights, and provides a dryer setting chart.
Guides on sorting laundry, preparing items, and pretreating stains before washing.
Details how to add detergent, bleach, and load the washer correctly for optimal performance.
Explains adding fabric softener, selecting cycles, and removing items after the wash cycle completes.
Guides on preparing loads for drying, checking the lint filter, and loading the dryer.
Covers selecting dryer cycles, starting the dryer, and timely removal of dry items.
Provides essential procedures for safe stain removal, including warnings about chemicals and flammable solvents.
Offers specific treatment recommendations for various common stains on fabrics.
Details how to clean the dryer interior, lint filter, and cabinet, including periodic professional servicing.
Provides guidance on cleaning the washer interior, exterior, and base plate, with tips before moving the unit.
Explains how to winterize the laundry center and periodically inspect water inlet hoses for wear and leaks.
Addresses common washing problems like blue stains, discoloration, greasy stains, and lint, with causes and solutions.
Continues troubleshooting common washing issues such as pilling, residue on darks, and fabric wrinkling.
Troubleshoots common drying problems like greasy stains, lint, pilling, shrinking, and wrinkling.
Covers common noises, washer start, spin, and residue issues, providing solutions before calling service.
Addresses dryer not heating, long drying cycles, and external heat issues, with potential causes and solutions.
Details issues like excessive wrinkling, drum damage, and wet wash loads after spinning.
Addresses problems with water entry, temperature, draining, leaks, and lid lock malfunctions.
Lists exclusions from the limited warranty, disclaimers, and limitations of remedies for product defects.
General| Appliance Category | Laundry Appliance |
|---|---|
| Brand | Frigidaire |
| Model | FLCE752CAW |
| Type | Electric Dryer |
| Color | White |
| Capacity | 7.5 cu. ft. |
| Energy Source | Electric |
| Voltage | 240 V |
| Amperage | 30 A |
| Drum Material | Stainless Steel |
| Number of Cycles | 12 |
| Temperature Settings | 4 |
| Wrinkle Prevention Option | Yes |
| End of Cycle Signal | Yes |
| Lint Filter | Yes |
| Door Reversal | No |
| Warranty | 1 Year Limited Warranty |
| Cycles | Normal, Delicates, Heavy Duty, Timed Dry, Quick Dry, Bulky |
| Features | Delay Start |
| Width | 27 in |
| Weight | 125 lbs |
