Washing machine - How to replace heating element (6)

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    Refer always to your product’s user manual safety information before any repair or maintenance operation. https://www.electrolux.com/support/user-manuals/

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    WARNING! RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

    Before any repair or maintenance operation, deactivate the appliance and disconnect the mains plug from the socket.

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    WARNING! RISK OF INJURY

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    Always take care when moving appliances. For heavy appliances it's safest for two persons to move it. Always use safety gloves and safety footwear. Wear safety gloves at all times to protect from cuts from sharp edges.

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    WARNING! RISK OF EYE INJURY

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    Wear safety glasses if you perform maintenance or repair work involving springs.

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    WARNING! RISK OF PINCHING

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    Wear safety glovesif you perform maintenance or repair work involving belts.

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    WARNING! CHOKING HAZARD

    Small parts not for children under 3 years. Keep all small parts and packaging out of reach of children.

    Only adults should use or install the product.

    Always empty the appliance of all the water, e.g. tumble dryer water container. Any maintenance should be carried out with the appliance standing upright. Residual water could damage electronics if the appliance is placed on any of its sides.

    Make sure to use the product only for its designated purpose and verify that it is a compatible part for the intended product.

    Do not use or install the product if damaged.

    Please note that self-repair or nonprofessional repair can have safety consequences if not done properly and might void the warranty. Possessing the necessary know-how is essential.

    HOW TO REPLACE HEATING ELEMENT

    1. Unscrew and empty the drain filter (NOTE: it is recommended to use a baking tray to drain the water).

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    2. Unscrew the six 7mm screws on the back panel and then pull from the bottom corner to unclip the back panel from the washing machine. (NOTE: Ensure that all clips are firmly pushed back into place during reinstallation).

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    3. Carefully disconnect wiring connector from the heating element spade. (Note: Take a photo of the wiring positioning/locationbefore disconnecting) Be careful not to damage the connector.

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    4. Unscrew the 10mm nut on the element (NOTE: When reinstalling do not overtighten the new nut otherwise you may damage the new heating element).

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    5. Carefully using a pry-tool, lever out the seal for the heating element away from the drum to release the heating element (NOTE: Be careful not to damage the drum).

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    6. When reassembling, repeat steps in reverse order.

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