Front seal came off - Bosch Washing Machines

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Your vehicle is full of 'front seals'.

Wheel bearing seals.
Brake caliper seals.
Front transmission seal.
Plus a load of engine seals.

At minimum, a full socket set, a full set of open ended and ring, wrenches and a seal pick. Probably circlip pliers.

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1992 Ford F-150 replace (which one) seal

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Dont remove eather!
Only the front!
Remove seal front ring on the front. Its one 10mm bolt under the seal on the front, undo this, and the two srews on the door lock. And two srews on both sides under the front. The the whole front is now loose and can be removed.
Then take of the inner seal ring, and unplugg drum ligths/hoses if any.
Replace seal....

oil seal failure is the main killer of rubber timing belts . Oil can come from the crankshaft seal --the cam shaft seal/s and the hydraulic belt adjuster.. So if you have the front off and am replacing the timing belt then it is fools economy not to replace the seals and any idler pulleys at the same time.

Remove power
Raise top and console assembly.

Remove toe panel if used.
Remove front cabinet panel.
Remove the old bearing and seal from the front panel. Leave the 3 plastic plugs
Install the new bearing and seal around the opening flange, with the white portion of the seal to the outside of the front panel flange.

Make sure the folded edge of the seal is facing away from the front cabinet panel, and the 3 holes in the bearing fit over the 3 plastic clips. Fold seal with white portion of the seal sandwiched between the fold of the seal.

Replace front panel and top.
Reconnect power and test.
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You have to replace the whole door seal.It can be done through the port hole,difficult but achievable or you can strip the front of the appliance off and do the inner part easier.

Unplug the appliance.

Open the door and take the seal retaining ring out of the door seal.

Peel the door seal off the front panel and fold it inside.

Take the seal retaining ring/spring out of the tub side of the seal.

Pull the seal off and take it out of the appliance.

Fit the new seal to the tub,look at the seal and tub for matching arrow marks to help align it.

Fit the retaining ring/spring into the groove in the seal and over the lip of the tub.

Fit the seal to the front panel and then fit the retaining ring into the seal.

Restore the power to the appliance and leak test it.

If you find you can't get the seal on.

Take the top off the appliance.

Take the dispenser out.

Take out the screws revealed.

Take out the screws holding the door lock.

Take off the plastic cover below the door and remove the screws revealed.

Take the front panel off.

If the panel won't come down and off there will be a hidden screw that requires the facia panel to be removed.It's snap together plastic,just release the catches and carefully remove the facia.

Take the screw out, take the panel off.

Fit the inner part of the seal to the tub.

Reassemble the front of the appliance.

Fit the seal to the front.

Leak test the appliance.

This video will show you how to change a door seal on this bosch

This video will show you how to change a door seal on this bosch bosch exxcel 1200

Carefully check the door seal for any sign of a hole or tear in the seal.
Or it could be leaking from the drum front or the drum front seal, this is another seal , not the door seal., you cannot see this without removing the front panel.

1. remove top cover.
2. Remove soap dispenser draw.
3. unscrew the screws securing the the soap dispenser to front console.
4. Pull timer dial off, noting position of symbols.
5. slide console panel to right, and lift up out of way of front panel.
6. Undo 3 screws securing top of front panel.
7. undo 2 screws securing door interlock to front of panel.
8. Remove plastic clip securing door seal to front of panel.
9. remove wire clamp band round front of door seal.
10. Undo 3 screws at bottom of front panel securing it to cabinet .
11. remove front panel.
12. Unscrew thye top wire clamp band securing the seal to drum front.
13. remove door seal.
14. Fit new door seal, making sure the drainage holes are at the bottom dead center.
15. reassemble in reverse order.
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Tilt the m/c back and remove the clamp securing the seal to the front of the cabinet, double the seal back inside the washer door opening, and then pull the retaining spring off the inside of the door seal which is fitted in a groove at the back of the seal.
Refit the new seal starting at the topmake sure the seal is fittef the right way up, drainage holes to the bottom.
Work the seal on all the way round the drum, and then roll the spring into the groove at the back of the seal and work it round all the way round the seal, you will find it easier if you have someone to help hold the spring in place..
Refit the seal round the front of the cabinet,and refit clamp at front.
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