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I have just had to strip a drum out of a ZWD1261W to remove a sock which had jammed it. While doing this i noticed that it seemed like it would be very difficult to replace the door seal (not had to do one on this model before) while the drum is in situ. It was a pig just getting the wire clip back on to the rubber where it connects to the heater vent. I was just wondering for future reference how the seal is replaced.
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Subs
Re: How to change door seal (Zanussi)
hi subs
1) unplug
2) remove top
3) undo 7mm nut holding dryer ducket together
4) remove duket from seal
5) if jet system remove hose
6) remove old door seal
7) soak new door seal in hot water
8) refit seal with washy liquid on it
9) the trick to refitting the clip on the dryer ducttet is to put it in place slightly twist together with long nose plires and then insert a small flat bladed screw driver and twist forward.hope this help`s
rogue
p.s i have once trieded to do with out removing dryer duct
no chanceRe: How to change door seal (Zanussi)
Thanks for reply Rogue.
The bit that looked most difficult to me was getting the spring clip around rubber and outer drum edge especialy in between the bit where the weight block is.
Subs
Re: How to change door seal (Zanussi)
hi subs
no it`s pretty straight forward. because the seal is still warm from being in hot water it`s still suple
rogue
Re: How to change door seal (Zanussi)
It is tight but it can be done providing our dont have fingers like sausages!
The training (years ago) for getting the clip back onto the drier duct, suggested a piece of narrow copper tubing slightly flattened at one end to make it fit over the two ends of the clip then twist.
Or just use rogues point 9Re: How to change door seal (Zanussi)
cab wrote:It is tight but it can be done providing our dont have fingers like sausages!
The training (years ago) for getting the clip back onto the drier duct, suggested a piece of narrow copper tubing slightly flattened at one end to make it fit over the two ends of the clip then twist.
Or just use rogues point 9what about useing a cable tie?
Re: How to change door seal (Zanussi)
CJ wrote:Dryer duct would probably get too hot for a cable tie !
Nah, ive used tons in the past for the very same job without probs.
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