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Video & Articles: Appliance & Equipment RepairAsko Washing Machine Power Cord Replacement #8064210
Asko Washing Machine Power Cord Replacement #8064210
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Total Parts Cost
$90.67Estimated Savings
$112.5002:38
- Description
This video provides step-by-step instructions for replacing the power cord on Asko washing machines. The most common reason for replacing the power cord is when the washer won’t start and the power cord proves to be defective; this is rare.
All of the information in this power cord replacement video is applicable to the following brands: Asko
Tools used: multi-screwdriver, T20 Torx bit, flat-head screwdriver
All of the information in this power cord replacement video is applicable to the following brands: Asko
Tools used: multi-screwdriver, T20 Torx bit, flat-head screwdriver
Step By Step Instructions
1
To replace the power cord on your washer first unplug the old cord from the wall outlet.
2
Next, use a t-20 torx bit to remove the screws at the back securing the top panel.
3
Now pull the panel back and lift it up to remove.
4
Remove the power cord wires from the fuses.
5
Detach the grounding wire as well.
6
Use a flathead screwdriver to depress the tabs on the power cord retainer to release the old cord from the frame.
7
Use the screwdriver to release the tab to release the retainer from the cord.
8
Prepare the new power cord for installation by first positioning the retainer.
9
Use pliers to lock the retaining tab into place.
10
Feed the wires through the frame and snap the retainer into position.
11
Attach the power cord wires to the fuses and the grounding wire to the frame.
12
Make sure the support rail is in place.
13
Now slide the front edge of the top panel under the control panel.
14
Align the panel with the support rail and the pins on the frame then push down.
15
Replace the screws in the back.
16
You’re now ready to plug the new power cord in and confirm that the washer works properly.
Description
This video provides step-by-step instructions for replacing the power cord on Asko washing machines. The most common reason for replacing the power cord is when the washer won’t start and the power cord proves to be defective; this is rare.
All of the information in this power cord replacement video is applicable to the following brands: Asko
Tools used: multi-screwdriver, T20 Torx bit, flat-head screwdriver
All of the information in this power cord replacement video is applicable to the following brands: Asko
Tools used: multi-screwdriver, T20 Torx bit, flat-head screwdriver
Step-By-Step Instructions
1
To replace the power cord on your washer first unplug the old cord from the wall outlet.
2
Next, use a t-20 torx bit to remove the screws at the back securing the top panel.
3
Now pull the panel back and lift it up to remove.
4
Remove the power cord wires from the fuses.
5
Detach the grounding wire as well.
6
Use a flathead screwdriver to depress the tabs on the power cord retainer to release the old cord from the frame.
7
Use the screwdriver to release the tab to release the retainer from the cord.
8
Prepare the new power cord for installation by first positioning the retainer.
9
Use pliers to lock the retaining tab into place.
10
Feed the wires through the frame and snap the retainer into position.
11
Attach the power cord wires to the fuses and the grounding wire to the frame.
12
Make sure the support rail is in place.
13
Now slide the front edge of the top panel under the control panel.
14
Align the panel with the support rail and the pins on the frame then push down.
15
Replace the screws in the back.
16
You’re now ready to plug the new power cord in and confirm that the washer works properly.
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