4.Remove the four mounting screws securing the board to the console.
5.Remove the board from the console.
6.Note: To avoid the potential for acci- dental static discharge damage to the replacement board, you must be properly grounded prior to handling the board. This can be accomplished by using a special grounded strap tied on your wrist and grounded to the product, or simply touching a grounded source to discharge any static charge build up on your person.
7.Insert the replacement board into the console and secure the mounting bracket to the console.
8.Reattach wire harnesses and mem- brane pad harness to the replacement machine control board.
CONSOLE COVER PLUG
The cover plug inserts into the rear of the console to fill a cavity void in the console. The plug is secured to the console via a console screw mounted directly behind it.
CABINET ASSEMBLY
The overall cabinet assembly design is identical to the MAH4000 washer, except for the revised door lock mechanism, door latch hoop and front shroud. for simplicity reasons, we will address only the exceptions in this chapter.
DOOR LATCH HOOP
The latch hoop was redesigned, eliminat- ing the latch hoop support and spring.
REMOVAL
1.Remove the door assembly from the washer.
2.Dissassemble the door assembly by removing the outer door panel.
3.Locate the locking tab on the door latch hoop and pry the tab up.
4.Squeeze the side tabs to disengage the locating pins on the sides of the latch hoop from the door liner.
5.Reinstallation is a reversal of the aforementioned steps.
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The cover plug simply fills a void area in
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