Post# 252718-12/7/2007-17:31 ||| eddy1210 (New Westminster, B.C. Canada, eh?)
like this Jon?
| Thread Number: 14899 GE Filter and Hotpoint Lint Ring |
Post# 252268-12/5/2007-14:08 ||| vcontreras (New jersey) |
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Can you stitch these two lint filters on the opposite washer and still work? |
Post# 252361-12/5/2007-20:04 ||| appnut (Temple, TX) |
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No. |
Post# 252579-12/6/2007-20:20 ||| bajaespuma (Connecticut) |
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I beg to disagree.
Yes if the Hotpoint is really a rebadged GE and you lift the machine's top and switch the filter flumes. I've done it. |
Post# 252634-12/7/2007-03:52 ||| SactoTeddyBear (North-Western part of California) |
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Re: I agree with:
Ken "bajaespuma" because look at all the Retro-Fits that a lot of the Guys have done with several of their Washers. It is basically all in the same Brand/Models, except for some having the Filter Flow Pan and Clothes Guards and others having the Self-Clean Filter Ring, in place of the Clothes Guards. This would also be true about the JC Penneys Penncrest Models, since they were Manufactured by GE as well.
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Post# 252658-12/7/2007-07:47 ||| jons1077 (Alexandria, VA) |
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What I'm wondering is...
will the old metal clothesguards fit on newer wash baskets. I want to change out the old rusty basket in my GE, but I want to keep the metal clothesguard instead of a plastic one.
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Post# 252718-12/7/2007-17:31 ||| eddy1210 (New Westminster, B.C. Canada, eh?) |
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do you mean
like this Jon? |
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yup
similar to that. Mine is held on by little plastic clips though. |