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Thread Number: 58
repair questions for westinghouse and kenmore |
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| Post# 44820 9/10/2004 at 11:59 (7,166 days old) by christfr (st louis mo) | ||
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| Post# 44858 , Reply# 3 9/10/2004 at 21:19 (7,165 days old) by kenmore1978 () | ||
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wig wag replacement When replacing the wig wag, make sure the plastic bushing ( or some kind of insulator) is in place in the hole where the wires feed through to prevent the insulation wearing through and shorting. | ||
| Post# 44859 , Reply# 4 9/10/2004 at 21:21 (7,165 days old) by christfr (st louis mo) | ||
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thanks for the advice | ||
| Post# 44868 , Reply# 5 9/10/2004 at 23:22 (7,165 days old) by kenmore1978 () | ||
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scariness Don't worry, as was said, unless you have to switch plunger types, it's an EASY job. | ||
| Post# 44950 , Reply# 6 9/12/2004 at 19:53 (7,163 days old) by kreftgr () | ||
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Removing Plunger Pins or Rivets I have found that the easiest way to remove a plunger pin, or rivet, is to grind off the end with a Dremel rotary tool with a grinding stone. Glen. | ||
| Post# 45088 , Reply# 7 9/14/2004 at 13:43 (7,162 days old) by christfr (st louis mo) | ||
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bad wig wag
well after playing with this silly machine i found out that the spin plunger wasnt moving at all but the wag has power so i took it all apart and cleaned the goop out and now it works again so im wondering if is should just go ahead and replace the wig wag to on the safe side that way i wont have to worry about it again
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| Post# 45156 , Reply# 9 9/15/2004 at 13:06 (7,161 days old) by christfr (st louis mo) | ||
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thats what im thinkin | ||
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