This is a replacement screw for your washer or dryer. The screw is approximately half an inch in length and is a Phillips-head screw. It screws in from the outside of the drum, into the vane/baffle. T...
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Kenneth
November 1, 2023
With water in machine is possible to open door to replace seal
For model number EFLS627UIW0
Hi Kenneth, thank you for reaching out. Based on our research, you cannot open the door when the water is still in the washing machine. When the tub is filled with water, the washing machine automatically locks the door for safety reasons. You may need to press the stop button or empty the water through drain hose and the filter if the water still remains in the machine. We would recommend to empty the machine first to replace the seal. We hope this information helps!
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I googled the problem, read the recommendation found the part and read that it was an easy fix. Took the broken part off the door and noticed the broke off piece was in the latch on the machine. Ordered the two parts, paid the $30 2-day delivery. Parts arrived and the machine was up and runnning in under 5 minutes
Remove two screws on attachment plate slide door lock plate out. Disconnect wire harness. Remove two screws on back side. Then reverse the process, done!
P.S. don't pay $32 for next working day it still took 3 days to arrive. doesn't help when your leaving in two.
Ruemove the back panel with a square drive bit. Belt removal was easy: rotate the large whelk while coaxing the belt off with hand pressure from behind. Comparing the old to new belts, the circumference difference was about 2”. Loop the new belt over the small motor wheel and start looping over the big drum wheel; it will be reluctant. Place a small smooth pry bar between the belt and wheel while rotating the big wheel using the bar to keep the belt on the wheel. Then turn the big wheel by hand a few times to assure the belt rides correctly.
