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Thread Number: 6578
New GE Washer |
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| Post# 132160 , Reply# 1 5/31/2006 at 10:10 (6,532 days old) by bryan71 () | ||
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Answer I believe in a previous post someone used a large magnet placed on the lid switch to override it. I posted yesterday about overriding a lid switch on a Whirlpool Gold machine which I am getting to replace a front loading machine that does not rinse well. | ||
| Post# 132357 , Reply# 3 6/1/2006 at 07:48 (6,532 days old) by bryan71 () | ||
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Front Loading Machine It is a Frigidaire 2940 model from Lowe's. Very disappointed in it's lack of ability to rinse well. I expected to much from it I suppose. | ||
Post# 132360 , Reply# 4 6/1/2006 at 07:57 (6,532 days old) by toggleswitch  (New York City, NY) |
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Wait till you see how fast and short the agitation arc is...
On mine I have to use TWO bar shaped magnets, running left-right one over the other. If the machine were to be mine forever(I'm moving) I would have bypassed the switch electrically, lickety-split. HINT HINT. The front panel of the machine comes off VERY easily. Use a spatula or small screwdriver to push in the upper tabs. Tilt out front, lift off bottom *hook-mounts *VOILA*. Short the switch out. Insulate. close it up. Happy surgery! [Although the magnets make sense 'till the warranty expires!] | ||
| Post# 132412 , Reply# 5 6/1/2006 at 11:29 (6,531 days old) by seeitrun06 () | ||
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Thanks for the information! | ||
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