just to add to the sound advice given below, check if the marks are greasy. may be an early indication of seal and bearing failure - use meths to clean.
if the problem is mould, do a high temp wash without any clothes but add a cupful of white vinegar to the wash. the increased acidity and high temp will bump off any mould.
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dan
February 2008
possibly the start of mold caused by LOTS OF LOW TEMPERATURE WASHES ,to late if mold has eaten into the rubber, do what the makers call a service wash 90+ no clothes and bleach in the drawer to kill the gunge (monthly)
wipe the door gasket after washing completed leave the door OPEN a little (inch will do) along with the soap drawer to allow air to flow through the machine.