So I emailed Splendide who replied very fast. Gave me a few tips one of which was to check the dryer vent for blockage. Below I will do my best to lay out the steps to re/re your combo washer/dryer. I uploaded pictures, maybe someone could put in the right order..? I don't have that skill.
1. Remove the clip on the backside of the sliding door. It acts as a stop and latch. This will allow the door to be moved to the far left opening the whole doorway.
2. Remove the 4 screws on the bracket in the floor, 2 on each side. Also at this time unplug the unit from the wall power. Also turn the water valves off.
3. The unit can now be pulled forward and up and over the trim on the floor. It is a tight fit so be careful, I used a can about the height of the machine to balance it on when pulled forward. There is enough slack in the lines to pull it right out.
4. The shelf above if you have one can be removed either before or after the unit is out of the way. The top piece lays (snuggly) on top of the main shelf (2 pieces ). The main shelf is screwed in the side and the back of the opening.
5. I bought a dryer vent cleaning kit from my local hardware store ( 20.00 ), it comes with about a 10ft flexible line and a brush to snake down the dryer vent hose. I removed the cover on the outside of the 5th wheel and pushed the lint backwards to the machine. The played catcher on the inside. You would not believe the lint that came out. I had enough to fill an ice cream bucket. We use our machine every day and have been full timers for 7 months. You do the math. This combo washer/dryer does not have a lint trap...
6. To install just reverse the procedure. The most difficult part is hooking up the vent hose to the back of the machine.
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