Need a repair manul for my danby dtt420w washer/spindryer

SOURCE: Inner drum of my 7

Hi there!

I would say it is the rear drum bearing which needs replacement. This is what supports the load of the entire drum. The seal is just a water seal.

The good news is that it's a bosch, and replacements are easily available. You are lucky to get 7 years use without problems. Cheaper models give up after 12 months!

Check online for spares under the model number, or have it replacd by a local technician. It is the main drum bearing you need.

If this assists to a solution, Please take a moment to rate as fixya! Thanks.

onthethejob1

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• Posted on Jan 27, 2009

SOURCE: Kenmore HE 3t Front Loading washer, rubber seal torn

fix ya..do it your self and save big,,im going to talk you through..and give you the part number...what you need is the bellows part # 8182119...ok vack unplug unit..open the door,,now you see the front lip of the bellow theres a wire with a spring stick a srew driver and pull off,,wire off ..ok now look in the unit right behind the front panel and in front of the tub in the upper right hand corner of tub font or bellows backside there a nut take screwdiver and losen pull bellows off,,easy to put back just reverse but open clamp a bit on back...onthejob

SOURCE: Hotpoint Aquarius WF220 Front Load Washer dirty rubber drum seal

its a matter of removing the front retaining wire and the inner one which holds it onto the drum, an easy enough job to get off, sometimes a pain to get the inner off and on depending whether it s the screw or clamp type , screw=easy. to get the clamp off use a screwdriver to wiggle the bent wire out of the ratchet grooves. to put back is done with long nose pliers, preferably bent nose ones.

SOURCE: Water leaking out at bottom of drum during washing and spin cycle

hi it is the problem o outlet valve, clean it...... thank u.......

SOURCE: The wire around the rubber seal on my bosch washer

I have the same washer, and have run it for some time without the wire. As long as you make sure the seal is seated when you close the door, it doesn't leak.

I have no idea about the mildew problem - never had that happen to mine.