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How to pull out intrgrated washer?

I have a new washer coming, as present integrated Bosch is unrepairable, which gave 20 yrs service with one repair, so no complaints.

Have opted for the cheapest Bosch, £295 inc del and fitting, though has to be like for like.

As it it not, how can I remove the current machine?
I have removed the facia door but can't move the machine even a fraction.

Is there a secret to shifting the darn thing?

Comments

  • rev229
    rev229 Posts: 1,048 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 500 Posts PPI Party Pooper Mortgage-free Glee!
    Have you removed the plith/kick boards form below the machine and units?
  • Mutter_2
    Mutter_2 Posts: 1,307 Forumite
    Rev, there is a wooden plinth. What get's me is repair men have the machine out and inspected within 5 mins.
    Shall I try and remove the plinth? This is a matter of pride as I don't want to ask for help.
  • Sometimes its got two screws screwed on the top front edge into the worktop.
  • rev229
    rev229 Posts: 1,048 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 500 Posts PPI Party Pooper Mortgage-free Glee!
    Yes, remove the plinth and pull it out.
  • Mutter_2
    Mutter_2 Posts: 1,307 Forumite
    I will try. I have a lawn edging tool that fits well beneath.
    There has been a leak through the drum to the electrics so maybe washer is melded to wooden plinth.
    I have removed electrics. I am worried about breaking floor tiles but will have a go. Maybe put cloth between tool and plinth?
  • Mutter_2
    Mutter_2 Posts: 1,307 Forumite
    It's out. Levering from one side to the other, inch by inch, the whole smelly rotten lot has come out. The wood beneath is soaked.
    So shall I leave the pipes etc?
    Here is the t&c's. This is the site. http://www.domesticappliancesmanchester.co.uk/acatalog/index.html

    "Free fitting applies to a one in, one out situation. All correct plumbing must be correctly installed and in good working operation before delivery. The delivery/fitting team have the right to refuse to fit any item if the customer makes unreasonable requests."

    If this goes through, it has to be the best deal. Cheapest price on Bosch plus free delivery and fitting included. Plus taking away old appliance.
    Too good to be true? Hope not. We will see.

    Thanks to all.
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