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Hi,
Pretty certain I need a new lid switch (fuse blows when washing machine lid is opened), but not sure if I want to attempt if the entire stackable unit needs to be pulled out for rear access ( too heavy). Can the lid switch be replaced from the front? It doesn't appear that it can, but not sure. Unit is 10 years old; should I just buy a new one?
Thanks for your help.
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Removing the angled panel between the dryer and washer should give you access to the lid switch.
Eric
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Originally Posted by: fairbank56  Removing the angled panel between the dryer and washer should give you access to the lid switch.
Eric Thanks. Switch is under washer top cover. Do I have to remove dryer unit to remove washer cover panel? Thanks again.
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With transition panel removed, check for a couple screws to remove to allow you to pull washer top panel forward for removal. Not too sure on this model. No service manual available.
Eric
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