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• Just fitted this and took no more than 5 minutes. Just removed top and reached down inside machine. By barryex - Portsmouth - 14 January 2014
• This part is difficult to get at unless you arms are 5 feet long and matchstick like. more seriously you need to remove at least the top front panel holding the timer. you may just get to it and remove it by a side shift and pull out. Personally I just had to remove the complete front including the bottom panel to remove a few anchor screws, don't be scare though it is very easy, make sure you mark up the wiring for replacement The interlock come out very easy with a side shift first and a gentle tug. I have yet to replace the front panel as Iam only just ordering the part. Looking at the main door panel it is going to be most important to make sure the exhaust pipe is fixed firmly in place both on the front panel and on the outlet at the back. once i attain this it is just a few self tappers to replace and a successful job will be complete. By COSMICSUN - Hindley Wigan - 08 August 2013
• switch is a snap in fitting and has no fixing screws By skyewestie - scotland - 28 April 2010