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WFG2020GB/01 FD 8006 04823.
I removed a bra wire from the outer drum via the sump hose last week.
Just been back this morning and can hear another one inside. :rolls:
Unlike the previous one I can see no sign of this one anywhere in the bottom of the drum.
It looks as though I will have to ‘open the patient up’.Is this as straightforward as it looks and would a new drum seal be advisable?
Jim.
Re: Bosch WFG2020 drum front
iadom wrote:Is this as straightforward as it looks and would a new drum seal be advisable?
Yep! Walk in the park it is Jim 😀
Front panel off, counterweight off, unclip drum front and gentle pull away the front drum plate. (Tip: Mark the plate before removing it so you put it back in the same position on re-assembly 8) )
No need for new gasket just a smear of Debor on the lower (water level area) part of the rubber seal is usually sufficient. 😉Re: Bosch WFG2020 drum front
Cheers Martin, what would we do without, bra wires, tazzo’s, colour catchers and the like. 😆
Jim.
Re: Bosch WFG2020 drum front
iadom wrote:Cheers Martin, what would we do without, bra wires, tazzo’s, colour catchers and the like. 😆
Jim.
About 50{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} less work 😆
Re: Bosch WFG2020 drum front
well there was another bra wire in it, the noise however was caused by the heater hitting the drum.
Another local chap had been out to remove a bra wire a month ago, customer said it was noisier after he left. :rolls: heater resting on top of the securing bar.
An absolute doddle to get into, unlike the 13 month old Indesit I went to earlier in the day, item of clothing jammed round back of drum.
Sealed drum of course, machine scrapped.
I did advise her about Indesit’s new maximum repair charges but she said a few rude words, intermingled with “Indesit, my money, never again” 😉
Jim.
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