Samsung DC64 00802C Door Diaphragm Review

I recently moved into a new house and the bezel on my WF330ANW/XAA was gross. I tried cleaning it but to no avail. I watched a few YouTube videos on how to disassemble a washing machine and it was a chore to disassemble and reassemble. I was happy to see that this product fits perfectly. Since I don't want to change it again in the near future, I leave the front flap open after washing to let the membrane dry. After 8 months of use, neither mold nor fungi appeared.

This is a perfect replacement bezel for Samsung WF330ANW/XAA. Crate. When I took it out of the box it stayed folded, so I let it sit on the counter for a day to let it adjust to room temperature. This allowed the diaphragm to regain much of its shape. I used a hair dryer to finish smoothing it out. You may have a small valve on top of your old diaphragm, don't throw it away. This diaphragm did not come with the new one, so I had to use our old one. Inserting this valve into the diaphragm can be

This is a perfect membrane replacement for Samsung WF330ANW/XAA model. When I received it, it was sent in a small box and folded. in the box. When I took it out of the box it stayed folded, so I let it sit on the counter for a day to let it adjust to room temperature. This allowed the diaphragm to regain much of its shape. I used a hair dryer to finish smoothing it out. You may have a small valve on top of your old diaphragm, don't throw it away. This diaphragm did not come with the new one, so

Simple answer: The door seal is as advertised yes :) But do you need it? Maybe, but probably not. And it's so difficult to install. If you're buying this to replace an existing part because it's moldy and smelly, the replacement won't fix the problem. Unfortunately. My front loading washing machine is about 7-8 years old. We just installed a new part yesterday and the old one smelled but was completely intact and working. I cleaned the inside where the diaphragm was before installing the new…

This did what I needed. There is a great video on YouTube with step-by-step instructions on how to replace it. It was definitely a bit harder than I expected, taking two people with no real mechanical training about two hours to complete. I could probably redo it in about an hour now that I have some experience. I highly recommend marking all your screws when you take them out so you can put them all back in. There are many of these, and there are even places that look like screws that could be