소개
A condenser dryer needs a small pump to lift condensed water into the collection tank. When the pump clogs or fails, the machine thinks the tank is full and stops drying. Follow this guide to remove, clean, or replace the pump and restore proper operation.
필요한 것
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2 단계 Remove condensate drawer and front screws
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Slide the condensate container completely out of the front panel.
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Remove the two coarse plastic screws hidden behind the drawer opening.
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3 단계 Remove remaining side panel screws
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Undo the rear upper screw securing the service side panel.
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Remove four screws along the bottom edge of the same panel.
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4 단계 Detach service side panel
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Lift the loosened panel slightly and pull it away to expose the dryer interior.
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5 단계 Open lower pump access cover
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Unscrew the three fasteners on the small lower access cover.
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Remove the cover to gain direct access to the condensate pump.
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6 단계 Disconnect pump hoses
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Release the spring clamp and slide the pump outlet hose off its stub.
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Disconnect the main inlet hose and rinse it clear of lint or sludge.
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7 단계 Disconnect wiring and sensor
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Unplug the level sensor connector located beside the pump.
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Disconnect the two power wires from the pump terminals.
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9 단계 Inspect and clean the pump
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Flush debris from the pump housing, impeller, and ports with water.
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Verify the internal float moves freely after cleaning.
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10 단계 Reinstall pump and connections
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Seat the cleaned or replacement pump into the cradle until the clips lock.
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Reconnect the pump power leads and the level sensor plug.
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Push each hose fully onto its original port and secure with clamps or zip-ties.
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11 단계 Close dryer and test
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Reinstall the lower access cover and tighten its three screws.
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Position the service side panel, fit all screws, and slide the condensate drawer back in.
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Restore power and run a short cycle to confirm the pump runs and hoses stay dry.
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With the pump cleaned or replaced and all hoses clear, your dryer can again move condensate to the tank and complete its cycles. Keep the hoses free of buildup to avoid future blockages.