According to the [https://www.searspartsdirect.com/model/68to0s5jno-000582/kenmore-11022622100-washer-parts|parts list] (Agitator/Basket/Tub diagram - see Item #12 in image below) there are "plugs" under the agitator that act as a screen more than a filter and they allow the smaller lint pieces to pass through to be drained away and prevent any larger items from being lost.
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There are no other filters in your washer
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According to the [link|https://www.searspartsdirect.com/model/68to0s5jno-000582/kenmore-11022622100-washer-parts|parts list] (Agitator/Basket/Tub diagram - see Item #12 in image below) there are "plugs" under the agitator that act as a screen more than a filter and they allow the smaller lint pieces to pass through to be drained away and prevent any larger items from being lost.
See the Chosen Solution above on how to check and replace them. The part number linked above is applicable to the plugs used in your model as well.
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There are no other filters in your washer.
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Are you using too much detergent perhaps? Using too much is another cause of lint on clothing. Follow the washing machine recommendations on how much to use (or even half that amount) in your washer and not the detergent manufacturer's amount. They only want to sell detergent
Hi @chris31172
According to the [https://www.searspartsdirect.com/model/68to0s5jno-000582/kenmore-11022622100-washer-parts|parts list] (Agitator/Basket/Tub diagram - see Item #12 in image below) there are "plugs" under the agitator that act as a screen more than a filter and they allow the smaller lint pieces to pass through to be drained away and prevent any larger items from being lost.
There are no other filters in your washer
See the Chosen Solution above on how to check and replace them. The part number linked above is applicable to the plugs used in your model as well.
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