How to remove the washing machine shaft drean unicommand 116
Hi Roberto ... you know the shaft came out of the drum. But I can't let that guy out of a pot of medium golden color, guide why he's caught with the ruleman, but I can't take it out
It is the track of the catch. It detaches s times from the axis. It must be folded / broken inwards to be able to remove it.
Roberto, I'm already out there ... I don't know what I'm doing wrong ... with all due respect, does it bother you if you guide me on WhatsApp? So I understand better? Obviously, I already thank you, my friend
If you already .. loosen screw # 10 inside the drum ... and hit it .. so that the wedge loosen ..
And from the bottom of the washing machine ...
You removed the 4 screws from the transmission case.
It's time to hit him until there's no tomorrow ...
When it is very close ... I have my rotary hammer ... I put it on a firing pin ... and that's it ...
Yes, I'm just at that moment. I already did all that. I wouldn't have to take out or break any insurance to make it easier?
Insurance is only the wedge ... because the axis has some insurance but it is for something else ...
It happens that with practice you make it faster and easier ..
For example, the first thing I do is disarm up ..
Loosen the 10mm screw with a hammer hit it until I see it sinking ..
And then .. I try to turn the drum .. and let it loose .. and if I can get it out better ..
After doing that ..
Step to the bottom ..
Saco Thermo actuator motor belt. And
The pulley ..
And then I loosen the 4 screws on the case ... I make sure it's loose.
And I go back to the top ...
Already in the upper part .. as I am going to change the axis ... the first thing I do is hit the central axis ... the turbine ..
To take it out directly. Once I take it out ... there is the hole where it was ... there I put a tip that I have ... and I start knocking down ... and it has to come out alone ...
If for some reason .. you hit the spin axis and deformed it up to your hands ...
Because he won't go through the rudders' tracks
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