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Bra wire
- Thread starter mrs.shonk
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Erm, you'll probably have to take most of the machine apart, but you might get lucky if you take the door seal off.
If you remove the lid (isolate the machine electrically first) you should find a retaining clamp around the hidden part of the door seal. If you remove this then you can slip the seal off the drum and peer around it. See if rotating the drum brings the wire into a reachable position. If not then you'll have to take the drum out.
If you remove the lid (isolate the machine electrically first) you should find a retaining clamp around the hidden part of the door seal. If you remove this then you can slip the seal off the drum and peer around it. See if rotating the drum brings the wire into a reachable position. If not then you'll have to take the drum out.
Before the full stripdown the majority of times your bra wire will have located itself at the bottom of the tub outlet. This is always the first place to try. Disconnect the large sump pipe at the bottom of the tub and feel around inside if the wire is not already sticking out.
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Failing the above, remove the heater and you'll be able to see into the drum, locate and remove the wire.
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