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Re: Zanussi Washer-Dryer WJD 1667 W

oh s**t
Your right i was thinking of the condenser job, for taking the sides off. Apologies my mistake. Yup just take the lid off and it’s right under ya nose. Long nose pliers for spring clips, and you’ll be done.

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If you mean the large white screw thread bit. It comes off on the outside of the machine from the cold water inlet pipe. A bit fiddly but it should come off with a bit of elbow grease. Hope this helps.

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Re: Zanussi Washer-Dryer WJD 1667 W

Hi Phil

Hardest part of this job is getting at screws on the side of machine as they are actually inside the cover. You’ll need a socket set. I used a cordless screwdriver with a socket fitting. Once lid is off the inlet valve is at the top of machine and easily accessible. You’ll see it straight away. A pair of long nosed pliers did the trick for me as you have to remove several spring clips. Unplug the electrics attached making sure you fit them to your new inlet valve exactly as you take the old ones off (There are 3 lots i think) This bit is a bit fiddly. And thats about it. Not a DIY maniac myself but managed it quite easily. Took me about half an hour.

Paul

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Quick update on this thread.
Received part, fitted in about 20mins with no problems.
Tried drier and works a treat. Probably saved a packet. Thanks ever so much to Martin. A big help.

Paul

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Thanks Martin
Much appreciated. I’ll order the part and have a crack.

Paul

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Cheers Martin.

What sort of price would i be looking at and how difficult a job is it to DIY? I did the Condenser job without too much trouble.

Paul

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