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Door Seal

KBKBR
Asked over 7 years ago 3,055 views
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I've ordered a door seal for my beko washing machine and the part is basically the some as the old one except it has two small tubes on the top of the seal which create two openings through the seal. This is not the drainage holes at the bottom. Do I have the right part or a part I can use?

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Replacement door seal supplied does not match original Beko washing machine seal

The problem
The replacement door seal ordered for a Beko washing machine appeared similar to the original but had two small tubes/openings at the top that were not present on the old seal.
Likely cause
The supplied seal was identified as the wrong part for the machine because the extra top tubes are for hose connections, which the original seal did not have.
What fixed it
Do not fit that seal. Obtain the correct door seal matched to the exact washing machine model, as the accepted reply advised the part was wrong.
Checks to try
  • Compared the new seal with the old seal
  • Noted two small tubes/openings at the top of the new seal that were not on the original
  • Accepted reply stated those tubes are for hoses to attach to
Parts or tools mentioned
  • Replacement door seal
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WH
WhitegoodshelpVerified Engineer
Answered over 7 years ago

No it looks wrong. Those are for hoses to attach to (probably to pump water into the drum during washing from a recirculating pump) so if yours doesn’t have them it’s the wrong door seal.

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KB
KBR
Answered over 7 years ago

Thanks Andy

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WH
WhitegoodshelpVerified Engineer
Answered over 7 years ago

If you search on Ransom Spares it should tell you which model each part fits.

Whitegoods Help — appliance repair expert and forum host.

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