VALVE, INLET, SINGLE

"Open cover. replace valve."

"Turn off power remove cord from power point. after removing hose from tap remove the 2 screws holding the control panel, lift panel and rest upside-down on lid. remove power connectors from solenoid. lift solenoidvalve assembly from machine. transfer blue seal on valve stem from old valve to new and gently push new valve into place. reverse rest of procedure to to complete."

"I followed the advice and fixed the problem in 10 minutes - saved me the service man cost."

"You need a phillips head screwdriver and a pair of pliers (or strong fingers). disconnect the power and water from the machine. undo the two screw retaining the control panel (on either side at the back) and lift the panel and rotate it forward. the valve is exposed and can be disconnected from the two power wires and removed. remove and retain the rubber seal off the old valve. fit the seal to the new valve. the new valve can now be connected and the control panel screwed back in place."

"Make sure machine is off and unplugged. hot water supply hose is detached. you must know how to reach the inlet valve to be able to replace it."

"The replacement was an exact fit"

"We are a special school and our general assistant was able to identify the problem and explained the parts needed. he didnt seem to have any trouble fitting the parts when they arrived."

"Not sure. friend did it. said it was easy."

"Remove the lid (open to straight up lift) remove the 2 phillips screws on the back either side of the control panel unclip the tab in the middle of the back remove wires from the valves pull the valve out (straight up) use the seal from the old valve reverse everything above."

"Sorry i cant explain."