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December 17, 2020 at 12:29 pm #98806
andym
ParticipantHi,
While I was cleaning the filters on the Blomberg LDF42240W dishwasher, a little grey plastic piece fell into the open drain hole. I retrieved it but could not see where it had come from
Looking up on eSpares, it appears to be a rear rail cap, but when I inspect the upper tray rails etc. everything appears to be intact. Does anyone have any ideas of all the locations where these little caps should go, so I can where the missing one has come from.
I can’t post a photo as the remaining upload quota is far too small, but the part number is ES1635740 on eSpares.I
It doesn’t appear to cause the machine any problems not to have this in place – the top shelf is fine even fully loaded up (not coming off the rails on either side, or uneven) but it must have some use!
December 17, 2020 at 12:34 pm #473883andym
ParticipantOh goodness, I’ll get into trouble for posting a competitor site – sorry, forgot this was also a shop.
The link on this site is https://shop.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/1732840100-dishwasher-rear-rail-cap
I don’t think I have enough privilege to edit my original post. Apologies!
December 17, 2020 at 12:54 pm #473884electrofix
Moderatorif this is missing its a wonder the top shelf has not dropped off
as you pull the top basket out there is a stainless bar that comes out to hold it
to stop the top basket wheels falling out of this bar it has to have stops front and back
look at the back of both rails if you have only lost one the other should still be there showing you where it goes
Dave
December 17, 2020 at 1:00 pm #473885andym
Participantelectrofix wrote:if this is missing its a wonder the top shelf has not dropped off
as you pull the top basket out there is a stainless bar that comes out to hold it
to stop the top basket wheels falling out of this bar it has to have stops front and back
look at the back of both rails if you have only lost one the other should still be there showing you where it goes
Dave
I know, but the shelf seems fine. There are two clips (left and right) both front and back. The shelf doesn’t come out. Are they used on the manual shelf raise/lower mechanism? I just can’t see where it is missing from, and as you don’t really get much of a parts diagram in the user manual I can’t tell!
Obviously I don’t want my dishes crashing down on top of the lower shelf or when loading/unloading but it’s done two loads since I found the piece and nothing seems amiss…
Is this part used anywhere else?
Could it have been a weird ‘extra’ which found its way in during manufacture? (seems unlikely) I’ve only had the machine in a couple of weeks.
December 17, 2020 at 1:25 pm #473886electrofix
Moderatorlooks like you have a spare one. may have been dropped in manufacture
Dave
December 17, 2020 at 1:29 pm #473887andym
ParticipantI do hope that’s the case!
The top shelf does have quite a lot of ‘wiggle’ to it, but it doesn’t feel unsafe, and I assume a lot of that is because of the mechanism for raising and lowering it.
It seems odd that it just popped off from somewhere, as nothing has had any hard knocks or tugs, and from the reviews I’ve read the clips are quite a pain to get on and off anyway!
At least I noticed so it didn’t get stuck in the drain hose.
Thanks for your help Dave.
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