| Thread Number: 254 Poor Whirlpools |
Post# 46668-10/10/2004-20:50 ||| NMaineMan36 (Portland Maine) |
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Here are a few pics of the washer and dryer my sister killed by overloading notice the the drum vane missing on the dryer... ![]() |
Post# 46669-10/10/2004-20:51 ||| NMaineMan36 (Portland Maine) |
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yucky inside washer ![]() |
Post# 46670-10/10/2004-20:52 ||| NMaineMan36 (Portland Maine) |
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dryer
dryer ![]() |
Post# 46671-10/10/2004-20:53 ||| NMaineMan36 (Portland Maine) |
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inside
dryer vane missing ![]() |
Post# 46701-10/11/2004-00:02 ||| appnut (Temple, TX) |
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OH good grief Mike!! Well, that question has been answered--what did your sister replace with the LGs. How many couplers did she go through on this washer? And Luigi, take note, Mike's sister apparently does bigger "Bob loads" that I apparently ever have done. Yikes!!! |
Post# 46709-10/11/2004-02:24 ||| powerfin64 (Yakima, Washington) |
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DEAR GOD!!! Thats COMPLETE appliance abuse! I can't even imagine what it takes to do that to a dryer!(those pictures are VERY disturbing!!)
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Post# 46739-10/11/2004-14:50 ||| NMaineMan36 (Portland Maine) |
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Appliance Abuse
I remember a time when she stuffed 16 pairs of jeans into a Maytag washer. I came home to hear my washer groaning and I opened the lid to find the jeans packed in all the way to the top touching the lid. She was banned from using the washer.
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Post# 46771-10/11/2004-21:59 ||| appnut (Temple, TX) |
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Egadds is right. I had a friend of mine that did the same thing with her 1991 Maytag Fabric-Matic. But, she'd wait until it started agitating. She also did it with the Kenmore 400 they had that was from the late 1960s. Such a good uncle you are Mike. But you always have been. |
Post# 46785-10/12/2004-00:24 ||| arrrooohhh (Sydney Australia) |
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What did your sister say about all the damage to her Whirlpool? It must of been obvious. |
Post# 46825-10/12/2004-18:30 ||| golittlesport (California) |
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Yikes! You'd think her clothes would be in shreds! |
Post# 46860-10/12/2004-23:20 ||| gansky1 (Omaha, NE) |
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What was actually wrong with the washer & dryer? (besides the missing vane in the dryer ;-) I've seen (and re-sold) many machines like this... A new drive coupler, maybe a neutral drain repair kit and a good cleaning and the washer is ready to go! |
Post# 46890-10/13/2004-12:20 ||| i70sn80sguy (wisconsin, madison) |
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Disturbing
There should be a law to protect innocent washers and dryers from such .... Oh, those pictures, just too much to deal with at once. |
Post# 46891-10/13/2004-12:22 ||| i70sn80sguy (wisconsin, madison) |
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Have you explained ...
how clothes get clean. They need to move freely, both in the washer and dryer. |
Post# 46897-10/13/2004-14:31 ||| agiflow-action (Iselin,NJ) |
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Funny,it looks like there is a vane missing on the agi too. |
Post# 46900-10/13/2004-15:30 ||| NMaineMan36 (Portland Maine) |
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Whats wrong...
The washer needs to have its water valve cleaned ...its plugged up with sand. The tripod needs to be fixed or replaced. More than likely the suspension pads need to be replaced. The agitator needs to be replaced. The motor is ok and so is the drive coupling. The washer still drain like a Whirlpool..neutral. And yeah it needs a good bath and scrubbing to get the years of crap off the tub ring. I figure that its easy enough on these to fix.
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Post# 46916-10/13/2004-19:13 ||| tolivac (greenville nc) |
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Should we call PETA---People For The Ethical Treatment of Appliances!? |
Post# 46936-10/13/2004-22:08 ||| petebldg9 (michigan) |
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By the looks of that fabric softener dispenser, I doubt any of it actually made it into the tub! It looks like water was not added with softener to help flush it out...rule #1 with softener dispensers!
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Post# 49004-11/10/2004-20:01 ||| Jj (texas) |
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agitator replasment
How do I replace the agitator on my whirlpool 7 cycles |
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you take the cap off and uhhh... some one else explain the rest
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