Siemens SR65E000EU dishwasher spring holder replacement
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I created a replacement for the original broken piece that holds the spring for the dishwasher door.
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Description
My original spring holder broke, so I could buy a replacement part but it is made of a crappy plastic, poorly designed, so it would break again soon. So I decided to make my own sturdy holder that won't ever break.
Original holder
This will work not only for this particular dishwasher model but also for many other Siemens and Bosh models, as they use the same spring system with this specific plastic holder. But there is also another spring system with a metal clamp ending on the spring and different plastic piece attached to the rope that won't work with my holder!! So first check which one you have.
You should have this exact plastic holder that attaches to the spring from the side:
Replacement holder
I maintained proportions of the holder, so it is the same long and wide but I made the walls much thicker and more sturdy. I was thinking about using screws for attaching the rope but then I got an idea just to attach the rope and lock it firmly inside.
Holder is composed of two parts, a main holder part and a plug part that locks in the rope and prevents breaking off the front part that is under tension.
Printing recommendations
- For printing use PETG filament if possible or some other strong type. PLA is not that strong and also it is more brittle.
- Use 100% infill.
- I tuned the tolerances for my Bambulab A1 mini, so you may end up tweak it if you have a problem to put the parts together but if printed on the same printer, it should be ok.
- Print it By Object, not By Layer if you print more parts in the same print, you will get much better print.
- In case you need to make modifications, I also attached .step and .f3d files.
- Print it in the direction as shown on the picture, to have the best strength in a pull and also to be able to clip the plug precisely in:
- Printed pieces:
Attaching the rope
- Rope has a bigger diameter than the groove width, because it needs to be tight, so I made the hole to fade in the groove. You need to use a thin screw driver to push it in bit by bit until it is completely inside. Stuff it inside so the fit is tight. At the end of the rope you should have a molten piece that you have to leave out, it serves as a stopper. If you don't have it or it is small, melt it a bit more:
- When the rope is in, clip the plug part in to lock the rope. It should go tightly and should fit precisely:
Attaching to the spring
Inside I made a quarter-circle spring latch, so the spring doesn't slip out. Should clip in nicely as well. Then you can attach the other piece to the door and to the rails:
