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My washer will not drain water and only hums when I manually set it to the rinse cycle. I think my pump may be clogged, but I cannot figure out how to open the cabinet. The control panel does not have any visible screws and the plastic side covers seem to be secured on the inside(I can see two screws holding these covers to the panel on the inside but I cannot get to them). How do I get these covers off . What am I missing. There were two small screws at the top corners of the panel in the back attached to plastic clips which I removed but the panel is still attached. I cannot see any other attachment points other than the ones inside the covers. Anybody run into this problem?
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Whats the model# of your washer? its located inside the door.

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Thanks for the pic. Does the cover just snap off? Is there a certain way to get it off? It still seems like there is a screw on the inside attaching it to the panel.
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Ok, thanks, I got them off.
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my washer stopped working after having to many clothes put in. My washer stopped after i loaded too many clothes it filled then it stopped. i took the clothes out and now the water will not drain and the washer will not come on
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my washer stopped working after having to many clothes put in. My washer stopped after i loaded too many clothes it filled then it stopped. i took the clothes out and now the water will not drain and the washer will not come on
We would need to complete model#. its located inside the door/lid. Thanks.

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