Beko DRCS68W

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  • #61159
    Steven
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    Anyone done a front bearing replacement on these condenser dryer?

    Whats involved?

    Looks like a major strip down!

    Cheers
    Steven

    #345068
    helo_75
    Participant

    good luck with that one

    best way is to leave the drum attatched to the back panel, unhook the belt and take aways the drum and back panel complete

    not hard, just time consuming

    #345069
    timdowning
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    Re: Beko DRCS68W

    Charge up your electric screwdriver! you will need it.

    #345070
    Steven
    Participant

    Re: Beko DRCS68W

    Thanks guys you well persuaded me to do this one ❗ :walk:

    I think i might refuse this one already spent 25 mins taking this out of a built in housing, that was a barsteward should have declined at that point being a Rc job :rolls:

    Thanks

    #345071
    bigchrisoioi
    Participant

    Re: Beko DRCS68W

    for the record, i have done 10 plus of these…allow 2 hours for first one…basically the biggest problem is the little screw right at the bottom of the duct which can only be accessed by removing drum,backplate, motor and complete condensor duct!!!!!……on the vented on, it aint bad as u just remove motor!!!…back to the condensor version i have use the following cheat depending how brave u r!!!

    remove:

    drum and backplate complete
    remove door and take out duct screws from front
    remove all connectors and wiring to duct
    with machine on side, remove all condensor duct screws from underneath
    now the duct is loose you have a bit of play with the duct, bend downwards and snap in a sideways motion quite voilently a couple of times…this snaps the screw mount and the duct comes out
    you can then look down break the remaining plastic and remove screw!

    i now it sounds dodgy, but it works so well……and saves about 1 hour

    good luck !!!

    #345072
    bigchrisoioi
    Participant

    Re: Beko DRCS68W

    p.s the screw does nowt and does not really need to be refitted!!!….and invest in safety gloves!

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