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I have ordered a lid switch. I want to know the steps I should take to gain access to the interior to remove the old wiring connection and connect the new, so I don't have to splice the wiring for the new switch onto the old.
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You don't have to splice the wires it will just plug right in.
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Thank you. The video was most helpful, even though it stopped short of putting everything back together. Hopefully, I will be able to figure that out and won't have any parts left over.
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The lid switch currently on the washer has a clear hollow tube on it that doesn't seem to be connected to anything. Will the replacement part I ordered from appliancepartspros.com have that too ? If so, does that get connected to anything ?
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I don't think the new part will have the tube.
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Originally Posted by: pgottfried The lid switch currently on the washer has a clear hollow tube on it that doesn't seem to be connected to anything. Will the replacement part I ordered from appliancepartspros.com have that too ? If so, does that get connected to anything ? OK Thanks. It has arrived, but I ahven't had a chance to open the box yet.
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