Recent content by felix

reply# 13 i don't know the dimensions. I bought these center posts in the standard size with the bearings at the washing machine parts store :(

badly center post here in brazil, we usually change this center post with the aid of a press. 95% of the time, we need to replace the center post.

i'm from brazil...one of the most washers i've wanted is a 1957 lady kenmore from USA

reply# 5 exactly! the soak is part of the normal cycle...it takes 2 minutes agitating and 28 minutes to soak (on "super luxo" model) or 36 minutes (on "luxo" model). After soaking, the washer automatically continues to the normal cycle; the "suaves" cycle feature low agitation and high speed...

after a long and deep cleaning, she's back to my collection

i,ve been working a couple of days to fix this timer. some contats have been broken and the dial has very beautiful

so, i recently started the restoration of this 1978 Brastemp (Brazilian Whirlpool) that i've found some mounths ago. she received new spin tub and a new center post with new bearings!

cool! looks like a Wanke Traditional washer. it's really cool show us this project. tnkx

3 pads? wow 3 pad only? why did they change the cluth for this model?

clutch model what is the spin clutch model of your washers? here in Brazil, Brastemp had a single model since 1959

oil Here in Brazil, we use the 90 or 140 weight oil to compensate for the wear of the gears

at the beginning of the year i started to refurbishing my 1979 Brastemp (Whirlpool). it was easy to disassembly some pictures of the process Felix

I remember seeing this episode here in Brazil in the dubbed version in 2012. I had found it great to know that it was not only in Brazil that people liked washing machines. thanks for sharing this video Felix

beautiful set!

hi guys I was looking at the bottom of my washer and noticed a container with a pin inside. does anyone know the usefulness of this container with the pin?