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1.                       MOTOR     Q Pull out the hinge  pressing its snap      Do not use the pulled out hinge again  It may be taken  off during operation                     DAMPER   m Clean the drain pump filter       Open the lower cover cap        by Unplug the drain plug       then Take out any foreign material  using a coin Turn the drain plug the water flows out  from the pump filter        After       to pull out the hose  At this time use a vessel cleaning  turn the pump filter Q    to prevent water flowing on the clockwise and insert the  floor  If the water does not flow any drain plug      to the original  more turn the pump filter       place  close the lower cover cap     open to the left     28       Pump Outlet Hose D Remove pump outlet hose       Remove tub pump bellows     3  Remove cap  Remaining Hose     4  Disconnect the wiring     5  Unscrew 2 screws        Remove the pump     ZA  D Loosen the M6 heater nut to pull out the heater     When mounting the heater  be sure to insert the heater  into the heater clip on the bottom of the tub     ARE    QD Pull it out by holding the thermistor bracket    x If itis pulled by the wire  it may be broken       When mounting the thermistor again  make sure that it  is got back tight to the bushing        29       SWITCH ASSEMBLY  DOOR LOCK    CO  Take apart the cabinet cover clamp and release  the gasket       Unscrew 2 screws holding the door lock     3  Disconnect the door lock from the wiring connector           D R
2.    website   http   www LGEservice com  e mail   http   LGEservice com techsup html    WASHING MACHINE  SERVICE MANUAL    CAUTION    READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY TO DIAGNOSE TROUBLE  CORRECTLY BEFORE OFFERING SERVICE     MODEL   WD M  1018 0 9 S  WD M  8018 0 9 S  WD M  1018 0 9 N  WD M  8018 0 9 N          CONTENTS    Te SPECIFICA NON a a een 3  2  FEATURES  amp  TEGHNIGAL EXPLANATION ss ea 4  SR HRC Ls  OAR      EE 6  A UNS AERO a ee ee ee ee se 7  OPERATION See er 10  6  WIRING  DIAGRAM  PROGRAM CHAR u 12  Fe Kee BIER ele nh TEE 13  7 1  BEFORE PERFORMING  SERVICE ae nei 13  EH RE 13  7 3 HOW TO KNOW THE WATER LEVEL FEREOUENCN  aaa aaa seaaaanaacezaazaacca 13  7 4 ERROR DISPLAY seen 14   8  ERROR DIAGNOSIS  AND CHECK LIST sun em 16  8 1  DIAGNOSIS AND ANSWER FOR ABNORMAL OPERATION  16  8 2  FAULT DIAGNOSIS AND TROUBLESHOOTING              eeeaaa aaa aaa aaa aaa eee aaaaaaaaeaaaaaaaaaecca 19   SO DISASSEMBLY INSTRUC TIONS  ae Oak 25  LO  ERPEODED VIEW ee esse 32  10 1  THE EXPLODED VIEW OF CABINET ASSEMBLY a    una 32  10 2  THE EXPLODED VIEW OF CONTROL PANEL 8 DISPENSER ASSEMBLY                    33  10 3  THE EXPLODED VIEW OF DRUM 8 TURAGGEMBLIN 34  TAFFENBDPS REDIACEMENULPANS SD   w   w ren 35    1  SPECIFICATION       WD M  1018 0 9 S  WD M  8018 0 9 S    ITEM       WD M  1018 0 9 N  WD M  8018 0 9 N                                                                                     POWER SUPPLY 220 240V   50Hz  PRODUCT WEIGHT 52kg 57kg  WASHING 190W  ELECTRICITY SPIN  8
3.  assembly    Replace the PWB  assembly  Main           WASH HEATER TROUBLE    When checking the voltage between  connector the PWB assembly  Main during  whites washing    Is the voltage   220   240V       Replace the PWB    assembly  Main        After power off is the resistance of wire   RED YELLOW  connectors between  10010300   R Normal    After power off and the heater terminal is    NO Replace the heater  disconnected  is the resistance 10 to 300     assembly       HEATING CONTINUOUSLY ABOVE  THE SETTING WATER TEMPERATURE    When disconnect the connector  1  on the  PWB assembly  Main  is the resistance of the  Natural connectors     Blue White     amp  White   between 2 5k    to 180k 2   105  C 0  C      Replace the thermistor   6322FR2046     When checking thermistor on the tub   is the thermistor loosened above 2mm from  the rubber     Push the thermistor  tightly to the rubber        22       SPIN TROUBLE    Check on the spinning  is the frequency of the  water level 248 or more  The frequency can be   checked by pressing the Option Pre Wash Crease  Care  and Time Delay buttons at the same time on  the program                        Check the sensor   Pressure  or hose   Sensor      H the problem is on the  sensor or the hose  replace  the sensor or the hose     Normal    Correct the connector                       When pressing Option Pre Wash Crease Care    Spin  and POWER buttons at the same time after   power off  press the START PAUSE button 2 times  is  the dr
4.  in washing chart    Drain   60 sec    The actual program time can be varied with the load amount       Time for varies as the temperature or the amount of laundry water temperature or ambient temperature       Pre Wash If the laundry is heavily soiled     Pre Wash    course is effective  Pre Wash is available in Cotton and Synthetic Program       Eco   By selecting Eco function  the water temperature is reduced and washing time is lengthened  So you can economize in your  consumption of energy       Rinse    If you wish to rinse more  the Rinse  function will remove any trace of detergents     Bio   If you want to eliminate protein stains  milk  blood  chocolate      you may select Bio function by pressing the option button     Quick 30   By selecting this function  you may wash a small quantity of colored laundry which is lightly soiled fast       You can select Bio function and Eco function when temperature is higher than 60  C in Cotton and Synthetic  If the function is  selected  the beginning water temperature can not be changed     12    7  TROUBLESHOOTING       7 1 BEFORE PERFORMING SERVICE    M Be careful of electric shock or disconnecting the parts while trouble shooting   M Voltage of each terminal in 220 240V and DC while applying an electric current     7 2 QC TEST MODE        Pressing Option  Bio  Rinse   and Option  Crease Care Pre Wash  button simultaneously    2  Power button ON with pressing upper two button  then buzzer sound twice    3  Press the START PAU
5.  lt  gt   Synthetic  can be selected    The opposite is possible     Start Pause button    e Use the button to start or pause wash    cycle     e The power turns off automatically 4 minutes    after the pause button is pressed        LED display    e Display the estimated remaining time   Hour   Minute  to finish       In case of abnormal operation  error  indications are displayed     IL   iE     ME  UC     U UL Le rr DE  We  Ob  CE  Pe  re     e See troubleshooting guide                 Synthetic Cotto    C  E  Wool u    Delicate j  Hand Wash Dees    ui D            _ Start Pause    Drain       Child   Lock    e Child Lock system can be set and canceled by pressing and  holding both Option Bio  Rinsse   button and option Pre  Wash  Crease Care  button simultaneously more than 2  seconds    e Once Child Lock is set  all buttons are inoperable    e Child Lock system can be set anytime even during Power off  and operation    e It is automatically cancelled when an operational error occur        10       Option    e Bio   If you want to eliminate protein stains milk  blood  chocolate      you may select Bio by pressing the  option button  You can select Bio when temperature is higher than 60  C in Cotton and Synthetic     e Rinset   If you wish to rinse more  the Rinset option will remove any trace of detergents   e Pre Wash   If the laundry is heavily soiled     Pre Wash    course is effective   Pre Wash is available in Cotton and Synthetic Program   e Crease Care   If you wan
6.  used     YES        In this condition  wash and       spin do not operate  LOW SUDSING    Is the proper amount of detergent used DETERGENT    as recommended     Recommend to reduce the amount  of detergent     x This appliance has the automatic suds sensing function which  operates under much suds condition for good rinse and  preventing overflow    x When much suds are sensed  the suds removing fuction such as  drain  water input  and pause will operate without rotating the  drum     normally        o No effect of softener Is softener put in the correct compartment of    Compartment for    9  drawer    softener       YES    Is the drawer closed during wash        YES    Is the softener cap clogged        YES    Explain how to use softener    Clean the compartment for softener       an    Visit to check       8 2 FAULT DIAGNOSIS AND TROUBLESHOOTING    1  Be careful of electric shock or disconnecting the parts while troubleshooting   2  First of all  check the connection of each part terminal with wiring diagram   3  If you replace the PWB assembly  Main   put in the connectors correctly     NO POWER    When measuring the voltage of the outlet   is the voltage AC 220 240V           Check the fuse    When measuring the voltage of White 3pin   connector of the PWB assy  Is the voltage  AC 220 240V     YES  Replace PWB assembly   ALL BUTTONS ARE INOPERABLE EXCEPT POWER BUTTON    Cancle the   Child Lock by pressing  both Option  Bio   Rinse    Option Pre          Check the harnes
7. 00rpm  300W  CONSUMPTION DRAIN MOTOR 32W  WASH HEATER 1900W  REVOLUTION Messi SE  SPEED SPIN WD M  8018 0 9 S N  400 500 600 800rpm  WD M  1018 0 9 S N  400 600 800 1000rpm  OPERATION WATER PRESSURE 0 3 10kgf cm   30 1000kPa   CONTROL TYPE Electronic  3 5kg 5 0kg  WASH CAPACITY Synthetic 1 5   Delicate 1 0  Synthetic 1 7   Delicate 1 5   Wool 1 0   Hand Wash 1 0  Wool 1 5   Handwash 1 5   Quick 30 1 0  Quick 30 1 5   DIMENSION 600mm W  x 360mm D  x 850mm H   600mm W  x440mm D  x 850mm H   WASH PROGRAM Cotton  Synthetic  Delicate  Wool  Hand Wash  Quick 30  Drain  OPTION Bio  Rinse    Pre Wash  Crease Care  DOOR SWITCH TYPE Bi Metal type  WATER LEVEL 9 steps  by sensor   RESERVATION From 3 hours to 19 hours  SENSING OF THE LAUNDRY AMOUNT Adopted  FUZZY LOGIC Adopted  DISPLAY OF THE REMAINING TIME Adopted  ERROR DIAGNOSIS 10 items  POWER AUTO OFF Adopted  CHILD LOCK Adopted    2  FEATURES  amp  TECHNICAL EXPLANATION       2 1 FEATURES              m       E Protection against creases  With the alternate rotation of the drum  creasing in the laundry  is minimized     E More economical by Fuzzy Logic System  FUZZY Logic System detects the amount of load and water  temperature  and then determines the optimum water level  and washing time to minimize energy and water  consumption     E Child Lock  The Child Lock system has been developed to prevent  children from pressing any button  except Power button   to change the programme during operation     M Low noise speed control syste
8. SE button as follows     Press the START PAUSE button more 4 times until stop spinning      3 times High speed Spin Motor rom  About 79 85    WD M  8018 0 9 S N     Motor rom  About 95 106    WD M  1018 0 9 S N     4 times Inlet valve for pre wash operation Water level frequency  225 265     Inlet valve for main wash operation  5 times Water level frequency  225 265   Hot inlet valve in case of hot water fill    7 3 HOW TO KNOW THE WATER LEVEL FREQUENCY    x Press the Option  Crease Care Pre Wash  and Time delay button simultaneously     ex  241   Water level frequency   241 x 1071kHz   24 1kHz       The digits means water level frequency  10 kHz     13       7 4 ERROR DISPLAY     e If you press the  Start Pause  button any error except HE will disappear and the machine will change  into pause status    e In case of HE   LE    Eu  if the error is not resolved within 15 sec  In case of other errors  if the  error is not resolved within 4 min  Power will be turned off automatically and the error only will be  blinked  But in the case of  FE      power will not be turned off     u ERROR SYMPTOM CAUSE    WATER INLET o Water has not reached to the pre set level within 4 min  since  ERROR inlet valve operated  or water has not reached to the normal    level within 25 min     IMBALANCE o The appliance is tilted   ERROR o Laundry is gathered to one side     o Non distributable things are put into the drum     o Water has not drained enough within 8 min     o Water is automatically be
9. VE     D Disconnect the wiring receptacle      Unscrew 2 screws from the back   x When reconnecting the connector    VALVE  1  MAIN  White Black Black       VALVE  2  PRE  Gray White Black  VALVE  3  HOT  Blue Red   Black       m Open the lower cover cap by using coin and pull out the  lower cover in the arrow direction after a screw is  unscrewed           QD Open the door completely        Remove the two screws from the hinge    x When removing the door assembly  it is necessary to  hold the bracket that is inner of the cabinet cover           GASKET ASSEMBLY     D Take apart the cabinet gasket clamp       Unscrew 2 screws from the cabinet cover      amp  Open the lower cover cap and unscrew 1 screw inside    4  Take apart the lower cover               I  Disassemble the cantrol panel   refer to the 25page      Unscrew all the screws on the upper and lower sides  of the cabinet cover      D Take apart the tub gasket clamp       Make sure that the drain hole of the gasket is put  beneath when reassembling the gasket      x Refer to the arrow mark on the tub cover        27       PULLEY  MOTOR  DAMPER     1  Remove the back cover    2  Take off the belt turning the pulley    3  Unscrew the bolt to pull out the pulley                              PULLEY    D Unscrew 2 screws from the bracket        Push the motor in the arrow direction for  disassembling     3  When reassembling the motor  make sure that motor  mounting bushings are not taken off from the bracket              
10. cap  MACCESSORIES    Hot Cold  2EA   Cold  1EA        4  INSTALLATION       Before servicing ask the customer what the trouble is    Check the adjustment  power supply is 220 240V  remove the transit bolts       Check the troubles referring to the troubleshooting    Decide service steps referring to disassembly instructions    Then  service and repair     6  After servicing  operate the appliance to see whether it works O Kor NOT     M STANDARD INSTALLATION  The appliance should be installed as follows     REMOVE THE TRANSIT   INSTALL THE APPLIANCE ADJUST THE  BOLTS ON FLAT AND FIRM SURFACE HORIZONTAL       e Remove the transit bolts e Turn the adjustable feet to   4EA Q  with supplied wrench  set the appliance horizontally     e Keep the transit bolts and  wrench for future use    e Insert the 4 caps provided  into the hole                    The appliance goes up by  rotating the feet clockwise              e The appliance comes down by  rotating the feet counter   clockwise                       M HOW TO CONNECT INLET HOSE  e Check that the rubber washer is inside of the  valve connector     e Connect the inlet hose firmly to prevent leak                 m CONNECT DRAIN HOSE                           Make sure that the hose is not twisted    Avoid submerging the end of the hose           The drain hose should be placed under 100cm from the floor     E CONNECT POWER PLUG      Avoid connecting several electric devices   It may be the cause of a fire       Connect the power p
11. emove the heater      Remove the foreign material  wire  coin and others  by  inserting a long bar through the hole        30    10  EXPLODED VIEW    10 1  THE EXPLODED VIEW OF CABINET ASSEMBLY      W    Service Part        lt   gt  Non Service Part                                                    31    10 2 THE EXPLODED VIEW OF CONTROL PANEL  amp  DISPENSER ASSEMBLY  C  gt    Service Part      gt     Non Service Part          10 3 THE EXPLODED VIEW OF DRUM  amp  TUB ASSEMBLY  C D   Service Part       D          5  Non Service Part                     e WE  D    33       NOV  2002 PRINTED IN KOREA P No  3828ER3013P       
12. ing pumped out because too much    water is in the tub     SENSOR PRESSURE   o The sensor pressure switch is out of order   S W ERROR    DOOR OPEN o The  Start Pause  button is pressed with the door open     o The door switch is out of order     HEATING    o The thermistor is out of order   ERROR       14    8  ERROR DIAGNOSIS AND CHECK LIST    8 1 DIAGNOSIS AND ANSWER FOR ABNORMAL OPERATION       SYMPTOM GUIDE FOR SERVICE CALL    NO POWER    Is the power plug connected firmly to  220 240V  outlet     Power failure  or Breaker opened   Is the outlet controlled by a switch     NO    Visit to check         Water inlet trouble    Is    displayed     YES   Is the tap opened   YES  NO         gt        Is the tap frozen   Is the water supply shut off   NO    Is filter in the inlet valve clogged with foreign Clean the filter of  material  inlet valve         NO    Visit to check       15       SYMPTOM    e DOOR OPEN ERROR    Refer to  7 4 ERROR DISPLAY    e Drain Trouble       GUIDE FOR SERVICE CALL          Did you press the Start Pause button when Close the door  the door is open        Visit to check    Check if the door switch is O K    Is HE displayed     Is the debris filter clogged with foreign  material such as pins  coins  etc         Is the drain hose frozen with water  kinked  or    crushed     Visit to check                   16       SYMPTOM GUIDE FOR SERVICE CALL    o Suds overflow from the    Is low sudsing detergent for the durm    appliance  l l  PP washing machine
13. lug to the wall outlet           TEST OPERATION                           Press the START PAUSE  button     Start Pa N         Check the water supply       Check if water is supplied through  the detergent dispenser      1  Preparation for    GA      Press the power button     washing        Power       e Connect the power plug to    the outlet   e Connect the inlet hose     e In case of cotton program            Check automatic reverse  turn                         Press both Spin and Option Bio   Rinse   button simultaneously the  present temperature will be   displayed            Check if the drum rotates clockwise  and counterclockwise                         Power off and open the O Water removal    Q Check drain and spin  door         Power off and then power on    Turn on Spin lamps after  pressing the Start Pause button  and Start the machine again      Check drain and spin          Power                        Power off and then power on      Check if the door can be  opened after Door Lock lamp   turns off       If SVC is needed during  check  remove  the remaining water by pulling  out the hose cap     5  OPERATION       Eco    e It is possible in cotton  course when 60  C    Wash program selector    e 9 program can be set  depending on the type of the  laundry    e If the power button is pressed   all lamps are on   e By turning the dial   Cotton   lt  gt  Delicate  lt  gt  Quick 30  lt  gt  Eco  c   Rinse   Spin  lt  gt  Drain  lt  gt     Hand Wash  lt  gt  Wool 
14. m  By sensing the amount of load and balance  automatical  distributes load evenly to minimize the spinning noise level     E Auto Restart  Although the washing machine is turned off by a power failure   it restarts automatically where it stopped when power is  supplied again  and it will be the same the machine is  unplugged and is plugged in again        2 2  DETERMINE WASHING TIME BY FUZZY LOGIC    To get the best washing performance optimal time is determined by sensing of water temperature   selected washing temperature and laundry amount     water  temperature  selected the 2  temperature performance  spin rhythm  time  laundry  amount    SENSING PROCESSING DETERMINATION EFFECT    2 3 WATER LEVEL CONTROL        his model adopts a pressure sensor which can sense the water level in the tub      When the water level reaches to the preset level the water supply is stopped  then the washing program proceeds      Spinning does not proceed until the water in the tub reduces a certain level         2 4  THE DOOR CAN NOT BE OPENED    e While program is operating   e While Door Lock light turns on     3  PARTS IDENTIFICATION       Power plug   e  f the supply cord is damaged    it must be replaced by the  manufacturer or its service agents  or a similarly qualified person in  order to avoid a hazard        Drawer   For detergent and  fabric softener     Control panel    Drum    o Q  0909007  0 09    Door    Drain pump filter    Lower cover Drain plug  Adjustable feet Lower cover 
15. nected to the  terminals of inlet valve                 Is softener put in the correct compartment of  drawer     YES  Is the softner cap clogged  YES    NO             Refer to  INO WATER SUPPLY      Check the wiring on the    dispenser     Put it in the correct  compartment     Clean the cap and       drawer     ABNORMAL SOUND       Is the pulley bolt loosened                 9  Is the belt worn    YES    NO  Is there friction noise from the motor  YES    20    Fix the bolt tightly     Replace the V belt     4400FR3116A     Replace the motor           HEATING WITHOUT WATER       PWB ASSEMBLY  MAIN     When pressing  Option Pre Wash Crease Care    and  Time Delay  at the same time after draining   is the water level frequency 252 or more    When pressing  Option Pre Wash Crease Care      Time Delay  buttons at the same time while wash     is the water level frequency between 220   240V      Checking voltage between two pins as press    the power button is the voltage  220   240V       Is the drain hose twisted or frozen     Is the impeller of the drain pump clogged     Is the connector disconnected   disassembled     Is the coil of drain pump cut off    resistance of coil is 90 160 2     When checking voltage between connectors   CO  on spinning  is the voltage  220   240V  as the figure     21    NO       Replace the sensor   pressure     Replace the PWB  assembly       Repair drain hose    Remove foreign  material     Reconnect or repair the  connector    Replace the pump 
16. s    NO  Assembly      lt PWB ASSEMBLY  MAIN  gt            Does the Child Lock is set     Wash  Crease Care   simultaneously for 3  seconds        First  unplug the power cord and plug again   Check the buttons are operable     NO    18         Normal           NO WATER SUPPLY    Is the water supply shut off               Is the tap opened     Open the tap         Check the chamber  Air     When you press both Option Pre Wash Crease  care  button and Time Delay button simultaneously   is the water level frequency below 240        YES  gt   and the tube clogged    with impurity           Is the inlet valve filter clogged with impurity  YES Clean the filter          Is resistance of the inlet valve connector    between the 2 to 8 kQ  Replace the inlet valve     Check the voltage between each terminals of  inlet Valve is 220   240V     Refer to 7 2 TEST MODE     DETERGENT DOES NOT FLOW IN    Refer to solution  INO INLET      Replace PWB assembly            option  HOT ls water supplied     Check the wiring on the  dispenser     Are replaceptacles correctly connected to the NO  terminals of inlet valve   YES          Put the detergent in the  SOFTENER correct position el   e  Is detergent put in the correct compartment of PRE MAIN    the drawer           WASH WASH    MAIN WASH           Detergent    YES Clean the drawer           Is the detergent caked or hardened     19       SOFTENER DOES NOT FLOW IN       option  HOT         ls water supplied     Are receptacles correctly con
17. t to prevent crease  select this button with spin    Time Delay    e Press the button when delayed  washing is needed    e When the button is pressed    3 50   is displayed    maximum delay of    9 39    hours can be set    e Each press advances time  delay by the hour    ENEE DEE e Use  Power  button to cancel     Time Delay      e  Time Delay  means the time  SS   required from the present to the          Pre Wash          Rinse     Crease Care       ONo Spin        Rinse Hold    completion of washing     Spin Power button    e WD M  8018 0 9 S  lt  gt  No spin 400 500 600 800   Press the button to turn power on and off   WD M  8018 0 9 N   Press the button to cancel the time delay       WD M  1018 0 9 S    No spin 400 600 800 1000  WD M  1018 0 9 N       11    6  WIRING DIAGRAM   PROGRAM CHART    MAIN PWB    sde BUMP  INLET VALVE  pressure THERMISTOR DOOR LOCK gl  SENSOR   n     n  PIN CONNECTOR       TERMINAL  250          TERMINAL  HOUSING   250   Q   EARTH TERMINAL    WIRE COLOR   BASE LINE       i     WD  1018 0  9 S N  WD 801 8 0 9 S N    Water Supply   W S   Intermittent Spin LS   Disentangle   D T         Normal  Working  Time   Hour Minute        Ges  PER ee SERA About 1           TAA BE a a a a   EEEE a  Deicate    gt  lt  bie    lt  lt  eee  e   ER EE REE  Inge    gt  lt  bt a nn Emmen  anal Ser     A peei Pe a Pepe     i a ee    eu 2    E Fer nn  NR E     gt  MEE Basic Cycle    m Optional Cycle    Pre Setting Time   Water Supply   120 sec    Basic time is minute
18. um low speed spin     NO          Is it disconnected  or disassembled    Red 3pin  D   White   2pin     National 4pin      White 3pin             NO    Check the motor connector  Is the resistance between  the terminal in figure the same as below   Resistance between terminals           Replace the motor          D      0 5 1 0Q assembly         0  1 9 2 5Q  4681FR1194A   Be sure to unplug the machine before measuring        MOTOR TERMINAL                                                                      Replace the PWB assembly        23    9  DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS    x Be sure to unplug the machine out of the outlet before disassembling and repairing the parts        CONTROL PANEL    PLATE ASSEMBLY  TOP   1  Unscrew 2 screws on the back of the top plate    2  Pull the top plate backward and upward as shown               1  Disconnect the PWB Assembly connector from Main  lead wire Assembly     2  Pull out the drawer and unscrew 2 screws     3  Push upper hooks down on the top and pull the control    panel     PANEL ASSEMBLY   CONTROL     D Disconnect the PWB assembly  Main  amp  Display  from    the control panel by unscrew 3 screws        24       DISPENSER ASSEMBLY     1  Disassemble the top plate assembly        Pull out the drawer to arrow direction    3 Unscrew 2 screws      D The hose clamps and the hose are disassembled     ki    DISPENSER ASSEMBLY     D The ventilation bellows and the water inlet bellows are    disassembled on the tub        25       INLET VAL
    
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