miele w304

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    clockworkone
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    not many of these around here.inlet and drain check led flashing together.checked fault codes and showing float operated.can someone tell me what these are like to open up.paul

    #346550
    clockworkone
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    Re: miele w304

    had a quick look at this yesterday.going back tomorrow. flood protection coming on.slight dribble from door seal and seal in poor general condition. ordered seal. do these have any other leak issues as am not 100{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} pos that this is totally the prob. also customer has removed filter in inlet valve as machine is fed from well and constantly blocking up.advised strongly against this idea.still looking for tips on accessing this one.paul

    #346551

    Re: miele w304

    It’s dead simple. There will be one (new) or three (old) 10mm head bolts around door seal which come out. Then a screw or two each side at base of panel and/or a rusty awkwardly tight clip just below the filter. On old models take out soap drawer and remove screws behind. The front panel will then swing open (or lift away on newer models, like it would on a Bosch). And all will be revealed. Probably will all be down to the door seal being damaged by zips etc pulled across the lip.
    Hope that made sense.
    Mike.

    #346552
    clockworkone
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    Re: miele w304

    that makes sense Mike.thanks a lot

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