How to Remove the Front of a Kenmore Combo

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Written By
Jon Stefansson
Jon Stefansson
Published: Oct 21, 2011
Updated: Nov 20, 2021
1 minute read

Step 1

Unplug the appliance, remove the fuse or flip the circuit breaker – whichever is the easiest way of removing the power.

Step 2

Locate the diagonal transition panel running from the top of the washer to the bottom of the dryer. Remove the panel by taking out the pair of screws at the top near the dryer; fold the panel down and pull to separate it from the appliance.

Step 3

Remove the pair of screws in the rearward corners of the washer top that were covered by the transition panel. Pull the top of the washer forward to disengage the locking tabs; lift the cover upward and place it to one side.

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Step 4

Remove the final pair of screws inside the front panel. To remove, grip the top of the panel and pull upward. The internal parts of the washing machine part of the appliance are now accessible.

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Jon Stefansson

Jon Stefansson has been a professional writer since 2009. He is currently freelancing as an advertising and web copy writer for several Canadian and American clients. Stefansson graduated from Staffordshire University, England, with a…

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