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PROBLEM
CHECK POINT
Does the Gear Housing Shaft
Pulsator
rotate proply when the Pulsator
does not
has been disassembled?
rotate
smoothly.
Is the wiring of Wash condenser
properly connected?
Pulsator only
rotates in one
direction.
Is the wiring of Wash Timer prop-
erly connected?
Are there strange noise frome Tub
when the Agitator rotate?
There is
excessive
noise during
Washing
Connectrning Spin
PROBLEM
CHECK POINT
Is the Door Spin *O open?
The Spin
Is the Fuse blown?
Dryer does
not spin.
Is there a whirring sound from the
Spin Motor when turned ON?
NO
YES
NO
NO
YES
NO
YES
YES
NO
YES
NO
YES
NO
NO
CAUSE
Worn out the Serration
within the Pulsator.
Defective Gear Housing
Improper Connection
Impropely Wiring
Defective Wash timer
Impurites between Agitator
and tub
NO
Pulsator improperly
assembled.
Something is in contact with
the Pulsator Pulley or Motor
Pulley or other rotating parts.
CAUSE
The contact Door Switch is
open.
SOLUTION
Replace Pulsator
Replace Gear Housing.
Reconnect
Reconnect the Wash Timer.
Replace Wash Timer.
Remove impurities after dis-
assembling Pulsator.
Tighten the Pulsator fixing
screw.
Adjust the parts so that
there are no impurities in
contact with rotating parts
SOLUTION
Keep the Door Spin *O
closed during spin.
Change the Fuse.
TROUBLE SHOOTING
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How to change the wash capacitor in my daewoo dual washing machine
To change the wash capacitor in a Daewoo DWM-800C washing machine, follow these steps:
1. Unplug the Washing Machine – Ensure the machine is disconnected from the power supply to prevent electrical hazards.
2. Access the Capacitor – Locate the wash capacitor (part number 4509C11020, 20.8uF*2, 200V) inside the machine. It is typically near the wash motor.
3. Discharge the Capacitor – Use an insulated screwdriver to short the capacitor terminals carefully to discharge any stored electricity.
4. Remove the Old Capacitor – Disconnect the wires from the capacitor terminals and unscrew or unclip it from its mounting.
5. Install the New Capacitor – Attach the new capacitor in the same position and reconnect the wires correctly.
6. Secure and Test – Ensure all connections are tight, reassemble the machine, plug it in, and test the wash function to confirm proper operation.
If unsure, consult a qualified technician.
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