How do you remove the water pump on an indesit idc75 condenser drier?

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The door switch is probably stuck in the "door closed" position. I presume the light inside also does not turn on.

Try by using a hair drier. Remove head light assembly from vehicle. Remove the bulb for the head light, Use the hair drier through the bulb hole to remove condensation. If water gets in the head light. Drill a small hole on bottom to release the water. Some times you can remove the condensation from the head light if its not bad by using the drier on the outside of the head light, with out removing it. Good-Day!

Most likely it is clogged vent and also check for outside vent
Best way is visual check and check for any faulty component and parts and check all thermostats and sensors and look for clogged vent or any damaged or rusty or cracked components and use step by step deduction method for trouble shooting

Had the same problem, very hot but wet clothes. This is a condensor drier. The fack that the clothes are hot rules out the heater or its control. If yoy hear the fan running and there is no blockage the fault is caused by the 3 stage water valve. During drying a small amount of water is passed through a condensor chamber, the cold water causes steam the condense backi into water then is pumped out through the drain. If the water valve fails no condensing takes place and the clothes remain wet. The valve is easy to change and costs about 15 pounds.

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the culprit seems to be the CONDENSER BOX. This can quickly get blocked up by soggy wet lint/fluff debris from clothes. Some clothes shed more than others, so it is best to check this frequently. What happens is that when the CONDENSER BOX gets partially blocked up, it fails to condense the steamy moist air into water efficiently, and the insides of the drier start to get damp ans steamy. Depending on the amount of moisture, and the make (Some Zanussi and Hotpoint driers may be vulnerable to this), if any vulnerable electrical part get too damp, then there will be a "flash-over" between a live component and neutral or earth (usually a part connected to the casework). This can cause the kitchen circuit breaker to trip. The fix: remove your condenser box, and give it a good spray clean in the garden with your garden hose. Any large lumps of fluff/lint that are stubborn can be pushed out from between the condenser slots with a plastic ruler. Allow to dry. Then , with power removed from the drier, use a good flashlight checking that there has not been any build-up of fluff behind the condenser box area at the rear. You may need to remove the water tank as well to see more clearly. It is worthwhile also checking the little buffer-tank at the back, where there is a level sensor switch for the water tank level. If it is full of gungy water and lint, try to give it a clean out. Give your machine an hour or 2 to dry out internally a bit before attempting to dry any clothes, in case the breaker goes again. If it DOES go again, try leaving it for linger. If it still fails after being left for 24 hours, there may be a more permanent fault, inside the top back of the dryer there should be a wiring diagram(might be on the back panel of dryer) you will need to trace wires and with multimeter try to figure out what is causing the short. Hope this helps Tim

To take the lid off, remove the two screws at the back and slide the lid backwards. If you try to lift the lid up, you will break the plastic catches. I learnt the hard way. If you do it correctly, it's easy.
At the back of the tray that holds the water container there is a small hole which allows access water to drain back down into the pump. Clean this hole(it will probably be full of fluff and hair). While you are there, there is two tubes at the back off the drier the thicker on of the two is the one that the access water drains into, make sure this is not split(mine was and I used self amalgamating tape on it to seal it again.) Replace lid, replace water collector, job done.

remove the side panles, an locate the pump. Then look if you can get it out without removing the backpanel.

CHECK PUMP AND FLOAT AT REAR OF DRYER EITHER PUMP IS BLOCKED OR PIPE FROM PUMP BUT MAKE SURE THE DRYER IS UNPLUGGED WATER AND ELECTRIC DO NOT MIX,

IF YOU ARE UNSURE WHERE TH PUMP IS GET A QUALIFIED ENGINEER