Recent content by eric88

Awesome, thanks. Thats a great starting point.

No. Normal.

Heres the vid with the lid off. Looks like agitators churning as it should (for now). Any ideas? Stripped gear seems like a good possible.

This is right at the beginning of the wash/agitation cycle on normal. Will re-post vid with lid off in the next day or two. Im doing this remotely for my brother. Thanks much.

Any idea before we take it apart? Model mav7357aww Thanks much

As stated, its direct drive. Machine has been somewhat gone through already by me. Inner tub looks fine, no cracks. Inner and outer tub have been off it. Didn't see or feel anything off about the post or shaft, but then that doesn't mean there isnt an issue with them. Springs are fine. I...

I can do that. Give me a day or two. Google vid or something.

So thanks in part to you alls help, I have a decent running washing machine. I've youtubed and googled this issue but many solutions seem like an 8-prong 'shotgun approach' to fixing it and a lot of the models are newer and n/a to what I have parts-wise. On my middle spin cycle, the machine...

I think 693846 is the one. I thought in my original post searching it was white but its wasn't, it was grey. The lining around the filter itself is also grey. Also, its a solid handle, its not a rail like 339392V. To RepairGuy or Dan Is 693846 and 349639 compatible? Do colors matter? 349639...

What do you mean? It had recessed grip area for a handle. How many top side long and lean lint filters are there? Dang, I wish I had I gotten the model # but he was drying clothes and I didn't want to seem weird or alarm him.

Hi all. I'm trying to buy a lint filter for my friend but he lives far away and I didn't get the model # to his Whirlpool dryer and trying to make a surprise gift and wont be able to get back over with it in the next scheduled visit otherwise. The original filter is really jacked up. Posted a...

Thank you all. You all's questions are basically confirmed answers. One last one, whats with this ground wire at the back? I know it stayed wrapped up when I took things apart but just curious. I just gotta say, now that I've had a couple drinks in me. My main motivation for all this was my...

So I changed the outer tub seal today and ran it and good news, no leaks. That was a small load though and want to run at full load but need to move the washer closer toward the driveway so I can just let it gush out and not worry about running buckets in and out. The centerpost looked good...

Makes sense to replace all those worn parts together esp. if compromised by water intrusion. Hopefully, it won't come to that!

If it still leaks after installing the tub seal and/or it looks severely beat up/rusted underneath once the outer tubs out for the seal, I'll just buy a new tub support/centerpost assembly and clutch. Saw a couple vids on removing the old bearings and seals. That doesn't look like fun at all...