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Thread Number: 45356
AW Jeez, What Did I Do??? |
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| Post# 664367 , Reply# 1 3/7/2013 at 13:56 (4,060 days old) by fido () | ||
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You really need to open it up and have a look. If the rubber mounts for the spinner were perished, the extra strain of being tipped over might have caused one or more of them to fail but I'm not sure how that could affect the brake mechanism. | ||
| Post# 664409 , Reply# 2 3/7/2013 at 18:50 (4,060 days old) by TwinTubber (Toronto) | ||
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Yeah, I do I know I have to get in there and have a look. I was hoping not to have to do that so soon after acquiring it. But this doesn't sound good to me even though it doesn't seem to be affecting the machines overall performance. | ||
| Post# 664488 , Reply# 4 3/8/2013 at 06:33 (4,060 days old) by fido () | ||
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Twin tubs usually have mechanical Bowden type cables for the brake, linked to the lid or a lever that goes across the lid, not a solenoid. | ||
| Post# 664490 , Reply# 5 3/8/2013 at 06:34 (4,060 days old) by fido () | ||
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Twin tubs usually have mechanical Bowden type cables for the brake, linked to the lid or a lever that goes across the lid, not a solenoid. | ||
| Post# 664601 , Reply# 6 3/8/2013 at 18:41 (4,059 days old) by bradross (New Westminster, BC., Canada) | ||
Perhaps in Hungary...
Speed Queen / Simplicity machines are made in either Canada or the U.S. We never had the model that had a large locking lever across the lid of the spin tub. And these machines do not have cables connecting the spinner to the brake. Nice of you to offer your insight, but I'm afraid it doesn't apply in our case - the mechanism is as I have described. Twintubber and I have the same machines.
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| Post# 664668 , Reply# 7 3/9/2013 at 05:32 (4,059 days old) by fido () | ||
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Ah sorry, I did not know the Speed Queen and Simplicity were the same. | ||
| Post# 664883 , Reply# 9 3/10/2013 at 11:32 (4,058 days old) by barcoboy (Canada) | ||
Good luck in finding the problem TT! Twin-Twin Tubbing sounds like a good way to spend the day. I once did what I guess you could call Tri-Tubbing, as I used my 0519 and my GE Filter Flo to do a few loads of laundry. Worked pretty good with the FF catching the lint from the wash, then a spin in the Hoover to extract suds, and a good rinse in the Hoover wash tub followed by a Hoover automatic rinse and spin.
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| Post# 664963 , Reply# 11 3/10/2013 at 19:22 (4,057 days old) by barcoboy (Canada) | ||
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