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prairiestr

By prairiestr
in DIY Appliance Repair Help

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prairiestr Kohai

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Is there an easier way to change the door switch/lock on a front load washer than going in from the top and sticking your arm down between the drum and cabinet? That seemed tough to get the wires on and off. Any tips? :wallbash:

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kdog Sensei

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Easier to access through the side of the door seal, remove outer spring and peel back seal adjacent to lock and work through there (less cuts on your hands)

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:thanks: That makes sense, I'll try it next time.

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