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Whirlpool WFW6720R Manual — Official Owner's Guide

Whirlpool serves the WFW6720R manual from a model-lookup page rather than a fixed PDF link. To get it you need the full model number with its colour or revision suffix — for this washer that is WFW6720RW0. The base number WFW6720R returns “not found” on Whirlpool's own lookup.

Look up the manual on Whirlpool

This opens Whirlpool's product help page pre-filled with WFW6720RW0.

What the WFW6720R manual contains

Whirlpool ships the WFW6720R manual as a document of roughly 40–60 pages for a 5 cu ft front load machine — a 142 litre drum. The page count scales with capacity: this size carries a single cycle chart for all revisions, plus an energy table quoting 140 kWh per year. Knowing which section you need saves scrolling past the other four.

SectionWhat you will find
InstallationClearances for a 27 in wide cabinet, levelling feet, removing shipping bolts, door reversal, hose and drain height
OperationCycle chart for a 5 cu ft drum, options, detergent dosing, control lock, delay start
Care and cleaningDrum cleaning cycle, dispenser removal, door boot wipe-down, winterising
TroubleshootingSymptom table. This model has no published error-code list, so the manual covers symptoms only
WarrantyCoverage terms, what voids it, how to claim — this model first listed 2024-08, so check the warranty clock

The model-number trap that stops most people

Whirlpool model numbers end in a suffix that encodes the colour and revision — WFW6720R is the base, but the manual page wants the full string. This model is 1 variant in our records: WFW6720RW0.

That list is confirmed against Whirlpool's own product page, not guessed. Enter the base number alone and the site answers “model number not found”. That single character is why people conclude the manual does not exist. It does.

Shares parts with 3 other models

These are different machines — different drum, different rating — but every one of the 10 part numbers recorded for the WFW6720R also fits them. Useful when you are ordering a replacement and the listing names a model you do not own:

Where to find your model plate

If the official link does not work

  1. Confirm you are using the full model number with its suffix — for this washer, WFW6720RW0.
  2. Try again in a private window — an ad blocker can stop the PDF viewer.
  3. Check whether the model is discontinued. The WFW6720R first listed in 2024-08; support pages for retired models get moved, not deleted.
  4. Call Whirlpool support with the model and serial. They will email the correct document for your exact revision.
Note on service manuals: the owner's manual tells you how to use the machine. It does not contain board-level diagnostics. That document is the service manual or tech sheet, and manufacturers release it to authorised technicians only.Whirlpool does not publish one for the WFW6720R. If a site offers you one for free, it is usually a scan of an unrelated revision — verify the model number printed inside before trusting a single page of it.

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How the WFW6720R differs from its closest siblings

These are the models most often confused with the WFW6720R. The differences below are computed from our own records, not copied from a marketing sheet.

vs WFW6605M

  • 10 kWh/yr more energy (150 vs 140)
  • 3 part numbers fit only this model (WP8536939, W10869845, WP8540282)
  • 2 part numbers fit only the WFW6605M

Shared: both front load; 5 cu ft drum; 7 of 10 part numbers identical.

vs WFW5720R

  • 0.5 cu ft smaller drum (4.5 vs 5)
  • 472 gal/yr less water (4,248 vs 4,720)

Shared: both front load; 10 of 10 part numbers identical.

Related: the full parts list for the WFW6720R · specifications

Where this data comes from

One source is listed above because it is the only place this page draws from. We publish facts we can point to — no republished manual text, no hosted PDFs, no invented model numbers or error codes.

This page links to the manual. It does not contain the manual, and no PDF is stored on this site. a front load drum that cannot be drained in place — worth knowing before you move it to reach the plate.