Has anyone replaced the "clamped limit stop" - the thing that stops the sliding table from rattling?

[-Goldie-Horn-]

I have the replacement part 7H7068504A, including a washer, screw and rivet. But the problem is access, and probably requires removing the fridge tub.

Has anyone else installed this part before and can share how they did it?

 

[ArunAlec]

I have the replacement part 7H7068504A, including a washer, screw and rivet. But the problem is access, and probably requires removing the fridge tub.

Has anyone else installed this part before and can share how they did it?


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If I recall there‘s an access hole to the bottom of the fridge from the cupboard, any way of getting to the screw?

 

[flying banana]

If you can see or feel the Hole from behind an old method I've often used with poor access you can't see is to super glue the screw head to your finger. Pop it through , nip it up and just break off the glue.

 

[ArunAlec]

Recommend getting a borescope, use mine all the time!

 

[CaliforniaPhil]

If you can see or feel the Hole from behind an old method I've often used with poor access you can't see is to super glue the screw head to your finger. Pop it through , nip it up and just break off the glue.

Remember twist to break the glue off your finger, super glue is weak in torsion, strong in tension.

 

[flying banana]

Remember twist to break the glue off your finger, super glue is weak in torsion, strong in tension.

You've done it too

 

[-Goldie-Horn-]

If I recall there‘s an access hole to the bottom of the fridge from the cupboard, any way of getting to the screw?

Unfortunately not, access via the right hand side through the cupboard is blocked by the condenser underneath the fridge tub.

I think lifting out the fridge would be the only way to access it!

 

[paul.fitzpatrick]

I just put a few small o-rings on the metal shaft of the table to quieten this down. Worked well.

 

[oryx white]

I just put a few small o-rings on the metal shaft of the table to quieten this down. Worked well.

Interesting. Could you post a pic to show us how?

 

[PaulBastowski]

I just put a few small o-rings on the metal shaft of the table to quieten this down. Worked well.

Any chance of a photo showing what looks like now?