How to remove and clean the filter of Beko Washer-Dryer WDX8543130W - First attempt
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- Hi guys, today I want to show you how to easily remove and clean your filter on your product; specially for Beko Washer-Dryer model WDX8543130W. Since the cap/filter door is very tight, I'm using a flat-blade screwdriver and a combination plier. Hope this video is helpful; please subscribe and hit the like button. More reviews will follows in nearer future!
saya pakai model ni juga..leceh betul dah bersihkan..patutnya ada hose kecik buang air dulu..boleh tuang dkt bekas..yg ni xde..nak letak bekas takungan dkt bawah pon x dpt letak bekas besar..air dah lah banyak..
Betul2... Nk bukak punye la susah
This is just a plug not a filter. It seems this washing machine has not been designed so you can actually clean the filter itself
That's what I taught at the first place... Not sure why they called it as a filter!
I tried to do that but the plastic bit that you twist broke. I've ordered a new filter, but how can I remove the old one?
Hi Clare, sorry for my late reply..believed that u already removed the old one. if not, use the Linesman Pliers, so that u wont broke it and try to grip along the filter cover
That’s all? Where is the dryer filter?
That's all about this filter
Saya punya mcm kipas dlam tu tercabut.bole pasang balik ke...ke dah patah.
kes yg sama,,memang senang patah kalau ade bende2 berat pusing macam cebisan kain atau rambut..Kalau dapat pasang balik, boleh pakai gam gajah je
dia punya pump kot..saya dah kena haritu..tukar seketul..kena rajin bersihkan filter..tp tu lh..nk bersihkan filter leceh pasal model ni xde hose kecil nk buang air.
This is a rubbish product, that thing is so tight, and with a flimsy plastic bit to hold you'd be forgiven for thinking Beko wants you to break it so they can charge you for the part. The instructions on how to clean the filter are wrong as it mentions a pipe that is clearly not there! Mine is a BEKO WDX 8543130B. The comment below about this machine not being meant to be cleaned actually makes sense
Yes, you are right too. If anyone wanted to buy Beko for their washing machine choice, please go for other brand.
I did this to filter the water out but when I closed it back and decided to reopen it, I found out that there was still water inside and I was really scared that if I keep letting water out it'll damage my washer, please what do I do, my washer isn't coming on
Open up the filter won't damage your washer. In fact, not open it might damage your washer because by cleaning the filter and inside it will help the water outlet work easily. Back to your question, it is normal if there is a bit of water in there. In my case, the water outlet not function at all; when I opened up the filter cover, the water drained out as much as the water inside the drum.
Okay but my beko washer didn't come to a pipe to drain the water out, it just flows out of the filter and I'm scared that I'll damage my washer
Do you use the same model as mine? It's weird if yours didn't have the drainage pipe.
It's exactly like yours
If it is the same as mine, then, there will be drainage pipe behind the washer
Thank you so much you save me
My pleasure
Why is there no pipe to allow the water to drain my laundry gets all wet
Actually there is drainage pipe behind.. But quite small and short if we compared to other machines
@@best89my Thank you but I checked and there is no pipe mine is just like the picture in the video every time I try to drain the water the whole laundry gets wet
@@cynthiamalik5035 ooh.. U meant the pipe from the filter hole? Haha... Yes, no pipe.. U need to use plate or any container
I advise super absorbent incontinence pads (no joke) they can hold litres of fluid.
I can't get mine open
U can use linesman plier to open it up..
@@best89my but then how would u tighten it back again
Use ur hand first, then tighten it using same plier again..if ur finger strong enough, for sure can tighten it.. I tried, but not strong enough 😅
Illili
What's that bro? Haha
So thats the only filter?
Yes, that's the filter.. Simple, isn't it?