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Washing Machine Seal Damage
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Chances are it'll be fine.I'd use a sharp knife to trim off the loose bits.As I understand it, the seal is really to prevent water coming out from around the door, so as long as that bit is ok, then you should be fine.Slide a sheet of newspaper under the WM for a few washes, to check for any leaks!0
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ThisIsWeird said:Chances are it'll be fine.I'd use a sharp knife to trim off the loose bits.As I understand it, the seal is really to prevent water coming out from around the door, so as long as that bit is ok, then you should be fine.Slide a sheet of newspaper under the WM for a few washes, to check for any leaks!
Excellent, thanks for the advice!1 -
All good now, no leaks and all debris removed. Seems to be working fine. If happens to anyone else - should be fine if only the rubber on the plastic tab is damaged. Thanks.2
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