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| - | [* black] Using a metal pry tool (i used a putty knife) pry open your washers top panel. Go around the gap |
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| + | [* black] Using a metal pry tool (i used a putty knife) pry open your washers top panel. Go around the gap of the top panel with your metal pry tool and gently lift it as shown in the image. |
| [* black] There are three clips holding the top panel in place. One in the front and the other two at the sides. See image. | |
| [* black] Note: Use minimum force as you lift because these clips are plastic and they can break. |