Dont know which screws go in which holes

Follow the steps in reverse for
Installing the Bottom Panel (page 13 in user manual).

The bottom panel blocks noises to provide you with the quietest performance
possible during the wash cycle operation.
1. First, lay down the washer on its front side.
2. Place the panel against the bottom of the machine. Align the holes in the panel
with the holes in the washer.
3. Insert the screws through the holes of the panel into the bottom of the washer and
tighten. (8 screws are supplied)
4. Once all screws have been installed and the panel is in place, return the washer
to its standing position.
Note: During this time, you may reroute the drain hose to the left or right side for draining.

the best way to tell is to find the metal hose that screws on and ajust side accordongly

Hi from retired Englishman in SW France,

Let's see if we can help 'cos if the panel HAS come off YOUR washing machine, let's be positive- it MUST go back on your washing machine again, musn't it? The screw holes must line up somehow ;-0)

Check if it is upside down. Is the back panel off as well? If so the front and rear panels may have been swapped over.

If this has assisted you please consider a 4 thumbs up for the rating.
Thanks and good luck!
John C.

There are 2 lower panels. The bottom one goes on first, then the top. Allign the screw holes on the top of the top panel first and install screws. Then line up the bottom holes and install the screws through both panels. Simple, eh? Hope this helps!

Ken

One quick way would be to look on the top of the unit. Do you see empty screw holes where the screws going through the cabinet above it will go through and screw into the top of that unit? If no open screw holes on top of unit probably not an over the range model. Also, look under the bottom of the machine. do you see feet??? Or just aluminum screen vent filters. If feet and no filters probably a counter top unit.

unplug the dryer,open the door,remove the two phillips screws that hold the door on,the screws are in the middle of the hidges,look at the other side and remove the two screws that are there,pull off the front panel grabbing it at the top where the top screws were and pull forward the bottom of panel is on clips,just slide the panel up off the clips,now spin the drum until the baffle that you need to repair is in the lower right hand corner and you can get to it there.if the holes are to big for the screws add a washer to stop the screws from falling through the holes,sometimes the screws get ripped through the holes making the holes to big for the screw heads and a washer needs to be added,let me know how you make out

If you take all the drawers out of the freezer - you will find 8 screws with 'bolt type' heads - 2 top, 4 at sides and 2 to the bottom.

Turn the power off. Undo all these screws and remove the rear panel. You will notice the 'gubbins' of the freezer. At the bottom you should notice there is a shaped plate with some piping running around and then up into the cooling 'radiator'. Towards the middle left of the plate there should be a hole - this is the drain hole. Is it blocked with a 'slug' of ice! Yes is my guess. This needs defrosting as will the rear panel you took out by any guess.

I did ours this morning as the fridge freezer was making a heck of a racket. Took about 30 minutes with the wife's hairdryer - and I'm no expert.

I just enjoy the fact I'd probably saved £50 plus on a callout.

Pull service panel at base of dish washer and tell me if water is underneath. Should read owners manuel if you have it. most likely leaking from where it connects to kitchen sink or a loose drain hose under the unit. Easy fix if this us the true problem

HI, This model does not have screws at the bottom. There should be small tabs that the front locks on the front frame.
Slide the front panel bottom against the cabinet and then push the top of the front panel against the drum. I hope this helps you. Please let me know if I can assist you further.

Vic

I think I can help , I have done this many times , you will need a quarter inch nut driver or a quarter inch socket and a phillips screwdriver , the dryer must be disconnected and you have to get behind it , there are 4-8 screws holding the back lower panel on not the smaller control panel but the large back panel , after removing that you will see the rectangle lint screen duct/housing on your left side , there are 3-4 screws at the bottom of the duct that need removed there , and at the top where the sreen is inserted there are 2 phillips screws that you need to remove. after all screws are out duct should be loose and you can move it out of the way freely and you should see the fan behind it , remove unwanted items and re-assemble. Let me know if you have any more questions , good luck o and dont use the dryer you could do major damage.