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GEAR HOUSING ASS'Y
The GRAR HOUSING ASSEMBLY is a transmission device which turns the PULSATOR at 3.3:1 lowered speed
through the gear unit assembly which receives power at the GEAR SHAFT UNIT.
1) The two sides of the GEAR SHAFT UNIT are supported by the
OILLESS BEARING in the GEAR HOUSING ASSEMBLY.
2) The GEAR UNIT ASSEMBLY is connected to the GEAR
SHAFT 1 and GEAR SHAFT UNIT by the GEAR and GEAR
UNIT respectively.
3) The two sides of GEAR SHAFT 1 are supported by the OIL
SEAL and OILLESS BEARING in the GEAR HOUSING
ASSEMBLY.
SPIN GELLOWS ASS'Y
The wrinkled rubber device on the botton of the BASKET SPIN is
called SPIN BELLOWS ASSEMBLY.
It has a waterseal and a oilless metal inside to prevent leakage
and so that the BASKET SPIN may work smoothly.
Filter
Much lint may be obtained depending upon the kind of clothes to
be washed and same of the lint may also be suck to the clothes.
To minimize this possibility, a lint filter is provied on the upper part
of the FILTER OVERFLOW to filter the wash water.
Use of the lint filter during every wash is recommend.
CLEANING THE LINT FILTER
1) Remove the FILTER AS from the FILTER OVERFLOW by pressing it downwards.
2) Turn the FILTER AS inside out, and wash the lint off with water.
3) Return the FILTER AS it was, and fix the FILTER AS to the FILTER OVERFLOW.
STRUCTURE
GEAR HOUSING
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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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Help please My wash motor icode is T-W1S35ED050 but I don't know which is the capacitor rate for this motor. I hope someone could hep me