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Just shredded my hands trying to get pump out of this machine.
What is the best procedure for pump replacement?
Re: Beko Condensor Dryer/Hand Shredder DRCS65w H
Do you mean a DRCS68W? If so, it should be just a question of removing the access panel on the rear lower right side, removing the hoses & unclipping the pump cover. I have not had any trouble particularly doing this. Usually an easy job to be honest.
Re: Beko Condensor Dryer/Hand Shredder DRCS65w H
There are clips that I have found inaccessible. One at the far right end of the pump cover, one below the motor pulley on the inside edge of the cover. Maybe others I can’t see? I didn’t want to break the cover if I could help it, but did manage to break one of the retaining clips already. How do you get at those inaccessible clips?
Re: Beko Condensor Dryer/Hand Shredder DRCS65w H
Hi matey did one about week ago took the machines back panel off completely leaving drum insitu, I think there was a screw somewhere holding either pump or cover?
Re: Beko Condensor Dryer/Hand Shredder DRCS65w H
I think there was a screw somewhere holding either pump or cover?
Finally sorted this one out, I think we will see a far few of these as the pump looks very prone to rust and seize up.
The whole job can be easily done through the inspection plate hole. The one thing to look for is a small philips screw on the top cover of the pump housing. Once that is out the cover unclips easily and the pump just lifts out.
Beware of sharp edges around inspection hole cover!
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