Getting washer/dryer out of 2002 Ultimate
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John Canfield
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Can you post a picture of the cabinetry? I know somebody that had a UA (don't remember what model year), and he had his out once or twice a year for maintenance. On my Horizon, all I need to do is remove the two cabinet doors and pull 'er out. I built a platform the same level as the base of the W/D and would scoot it out on the platform.
Can you post a picture of the cabinetry? I know somebody that had a UA (don't remember what model year), and he had his out once or twice a year for maintenance. On my Horizon, all I need to do is remove the two cabinet doors and pull 'er out. I built a platform the same level as the base of the W/D and would scoot it out on the platform.
John Canfield
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The UFs have such gorgeous cabinetry 
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How to get the W/D slid out is not obvious to me from your picture unfortunately. If nobody pops in here with an answer, give Winnebago Owner Relations a call tomorrow - they're quite knowledgeable and helpful
.How to get the W/D slid out is not obvious to me from your picture unfortunately. If nobody pops in here with an answer, give Winnebago Owner Relations a call tomorrow - they're quite knowledgeable and helpful
SCHAAL1
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Not sure how to get all the cabinetry out of the way but my washer/dryer had brackets holding the 2 front adjustable legs down. Very difficult to get under unit and unscrew the brackets. On the left front corner I had to unscrew the adjustable washer leg to get bracket out. No picnic but I managed to get it out and back in after about an hour of wrestling. After two front brackets were removed the unit slid forward out of two rear brackets. It was a tight fit. Not sure yours is same setup (Mine is 2006 Winnie Adventurer 37B). Good Luck.
Art In Mobile
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I am attaching a photo of the brackets that hold down the W/D. Please do not be confused as when I installed my W/D I used 4 brackets, the two in the rear I put in to stop the W/D from trying to tip forward in a quick stop. The brackets are the same just the ones in the photo are reversed as they are the rear ones. On my W/D you just remove the front metal plate on the bottom of the Splendid W/D and you can see the front two brackets. If you want I can take a photo of the front panel removed if that would help Art
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I just went out to the rig & took a new photo of the front brackets with the front plastic panel removed. It is plastic not metal as I first stated & it hinges from the bottom so pry it loose from the TOP. hope this helps. I put mine in with a drip tray so yours will just have wood under it I think. Hope this helps Art
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Wagonmaster2
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rldesot said:
Can you get to the back of the W/D through a cabinet or dresser drawers? Mine was leaking from new in my 2004 Meridian and we just happened to be in Oregon on vacation on the first trip so made an appointment with the distributor in Portland for repairs. The tech was able to remove the lip from the front of the cabinet, remove two of the dresser drawers behind the W/D, remove the screws along the back side of the top of the machine allowing removal of the top, and determine the plastic water distributor had frozen before delivery due to lack of winterization by Winnebago. I've noticed some W/Ds are mounted in the rear corner of a coach which would eliminate any possibility of reaching the back of the machine without removing it completely from the cabinet.
Good luck on your problem. It seems our coaches are not made to be worked on after assembly at the factory.
Allen
