Dismantling the Vestel washing machine

You’re in the right place if you want to take on the challenge of disassembling a Vestel washing machine. You can save time and money by learning how to safely disassemble your washing machine for maintenance, repairs, or just curiosity. Popular home appliance brand Vestel is renowned for producing sturdy appliances, but even the best appliances occasionally require some maintenance.

We’ll walk you through the process of disassembling your Vestel washing machine in this guide. If you’re not a DIY pro, don’t worry; we’ve simplified the procedure into clear, understandable directions. We’ll go over everything, including the safety measures to take and the tools you’ll need, so you can tackle this task with confidence.

You should be able to carefully disassemble your Vestel washing machine and fix any problems or do any necessary maintenance after reading this article. So gather your tools and let’s get started; before long, your washing machine will be operating again!

Preliminary actions

It is not advised to begin disassembling the Vestel washing machine right away. You must first get ready for the impending manipulations. Locate a location for repairs first. This should not be a tiny bathroom, but rather a workshop or garage. If there isn’t a designated space, you must move the computer as far away from the walls as you can to allow unrestricted access to the case’s front, back, and side panels. The washing machine itself has to be ready next. It is essential to:

• disconnect the machine from all communications (water supply, sewerage and electricity);
• empty the tank, draining the residual water (through a garbage filter or emergency drain hose).

Preparing the disassembled parts for "storage" will help ensure that disassembling the washing machine with your hands is comfortable and error-free. The sequence in which large components are taken out of the case should be stacked next to one another. Fasteners, clamps, and other small devices should be arranged in containers or on the case’s inverted top cover.

To make the reassembly and connection process easier, it is advised to capture the disassembly process on a picture or video camera.

Expert artisans advise getting ready a piece of thick wire bent into the letter "S" right away. In order to use it as a hook beneath the dashboard in the future, it must be attached to the right side wall of the case. This life-saving tip will remove the need to disconnect the wiring from the board, which can be very difficult for "beginners" to reconnect in reverse. While getting ready, we also gather the following tools:

• flat and Phillips screwdrivers;
• pliers;
• hacksaw for metal (if you plan to dismantle the drum);
• set of heads;
• set of open-end wrenches;
• hammer;
• rubber mallet;
• punch or car puller.

Additionally, get ready some WD-40 grease to help "free" rusted and stuck parts. Position a cloth close by and drape oilcloth over the area surrounding the washing machine. Everyone! It’s time to begin disassembling the Vestel.

In order to make the process of disassembling a Vestel washing machine easy and manageable, this guide will take you step-by-step through the entire process. We’ll walk you through every step, from carefully unplugging the water and power lines to carefully taking out important parts, so you can confidently handle any repairs or maintenance. You can disassemble your washing machine quickly and with the least amount of damage or confusion by following these simple instructions.

Removing the external elements of the case

First things first: taking out the external components. We are referring to the case’s front and rear panels, hatch, top cover, and powder receptacle. We carry out the following:

• Find two bolts on the lugs at the back that hold the top cover of the case;
• Unscrew the screws;
• Push the cover back and, lifting it, disconnect it from the case;
• Remove the powder receptacle (pull it all the way and press on the "tongue" in the center of the dispenser);
• Unscrew the screws located in the tray niche;
• Loosen the screws on the hatch hinges and remove the door;
• Pry up the outer clamp on the cuff with a screwdriver, loosen it and put it aside;
• Tuck the cuff inside the drum;

Removing the entire cuff from the drum is not advised because it is very difficult to pull back!

• disconnect the instrument panel (unscrew the screws around the perimeter and press the plastic latches) and hang it on the S-shaped wire hook.

The case’s front panel is next in line. All of the fastening bolts under the dashboard, around the dust filter, and next to the hatch lock must be undone in order to remove it. Next, use a screwdriver to pry open the wall, then release the latches and pull the end out. Removing the back panel is simpler. It only requires a few bolts to be undone in order to separate it from the body.

The machine’s internal structure will become accessible once all external components have been removed. The Vestel still needs to be disassembled; after removing all electronics and sensors, you must cut the tank in half. We’ll talk about the order of events below.

Removing the elements around the tank

It is essential to release the washing tank with the drum from the Vestel body before removing it from the attached wires and components. The drive belt, electric motor, heater, dampers, pump, counterweights, and other crucial system components should all be disconnected. Disassembly is done in the sequence listed below:

• go to the back wall of Vestel and pull the drive belt by turning the pulley;
• free the electric motor from the connected wires;
• loosen the bolts fixing the motor;
• press the engine inward and, after rocking, remove it from the housing;
• remove the heater (disconnect the terminals from the heating element and thermistor, unscrew the nut in the center, push the device deep and remove it from the grooves).

Now focus on the top portion of the case. First, remove the bolts holding the counterweights in place and remove each concrete block individually. Next, unplug the pipes that go to the detergent tray and the inlet valve’s wiring. Make sure to disassemble the pressure switch, taking apart the "box" and the hose.

It is essential to release the tank with the drum from the attached components, hoses, and wires before removing it.

Through the bottom, the drainage system is disassembled. More accurately, the snail’s pump is taken out. To accomplish this, unplug the wiring, undo the fasteners, rotate the pump housing in a clockwise direction, and then press the device firmly to extract it from the housing. We perform the shock absorption at the "finish." Loosen the upper springs after unscrewing the dampers and taking the racks out of the housing. And that’s it! Now, only the hooks and grooves supplied are used to "hold" the washing tank. The tank must be raised and drawn in your direction. Although the tank is not particularly heavy, disassembling it is a hassle; it is best to enlist help.

Although disassembling a Vestel washing machine can appear difficult, it can be done with the correct method. Knowing the procedures involved in maintenance or troubleshooting a problem makes the process go more smoothly. Make sure the machine is fully drained and unplug it before beginning any operation. This eliminates the possibility of spills or electrical hazards.

It’s crucial to keep track of all the screws, bolts, and other tiny parts as you start to disassemble. You’ll be able to avoid frustration and wasted time by using labeled containers for these products. Take a methodical approach, working your way inward from the outside panels. If you have access to it, consult the machine’s manual for detailed instructions specific to your model.

Make sure that everything is reassembled in the original location. Verify that all connections are made correctly and that the screws are tightened. Prior to completely reassembling the machine, testing it can help find any problems that need to be fixed. You can make sure that your Vestel washing machine operates effectively and dependably by following these steps.

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