You can most easily access that unidenfied attachment through the door opening, by pushing back the rubber seal on that side. The connector however is hidden behind a plastic plate, and needs to be accessed from the outside at the right. Maybe undoing the attachment allows you to bend back that cover enough to access the connector through the door opening. (I didn’t try that yet).
You can most easily access that unidenfied attachment through the door opening, by pushing back the rubber seal on that side. The connector however is hidden behind a plastic plate, and needs to be accessed from the outside at the right. Maybe undoing the attachment allows you to bend back that cover enough to access the connector through the door opening. (I didn’t try that yet).
Diconnecting the pump cable is only necessary when you want to take the pump out in its entirety.
Had to do it for a second time. Again, a piece of cloth got sucked in enough to block the filter, preventing unscrewing.
Only do this if you need to take out the pump (because otherwise you cannot clean it, or if you want to replace it).
If you take care, you can leave this part in place.
REMINDER: Restore THREE things! Emergency release cable, door lock connector, and some unidentified attachment (the finger points there).
Let the towel stick out over the backplane. That way you won’t forget it.
The connector is held in place with a notched tab underneath. Press this tab down before attempting to disconnect the cable.