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obyapka
ParticipantRe: Hotpoint WM22 – front panel
it only has one LED, red/orange to the top right of the front panel which indicates on/off.
obyapka
ParticipantRe: Hotpoint WM22 door lock
I’ve found a couple of sawn off screws that are a suitable size, and using the self tapping suggestion, I now have the interlock (and door seal) in place. We’ve tried a wash and all seems fine.
thanks
obyapka
ParticipantRe: Hotpoint WM22 door lock
I thought there was only one way to align it, by inserting the two protruding “nipples” into the holes on the washing machine, and then put the screws in – but there are no threads to accept the existing screws.
The previous interlock appears to have little bolts (mecano sized) that the screws threaded through.
obyapka
ParticipantRe: Hotpoint WM22 door lock
Even the existing ones with this machine? They’re quite a narrow thread, and cut off so they have no point.
obyapka
ParticipantRe: Hotpoint WM22 door lock
thanks for the advice.
The spares arrived today (interlock as well as a replacement door seal).
I’ve removed the door seal (had a small tear in it beside the interlock), and the old interlock, and I’m in the process of fitting the new interlock – but the screws that hold the door catch to the interlock are not going in, as the interlock :
a) has smaller holes, and
b) the holes appear to have no thread.Before I proceed, can someone please advise if this is normal, and should I use the existing screws to “make a thread” or not?
Brian
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