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What extra plumbing would you need for a warm rinse? If you don't want a warm rinse, don't set the selector to warm rinse. If you want cold water only for all temp options then get a Y adapter.

Very nice!!

No you can't! You quit.

Next time I go over I will. But I'll use the good camera this time.

OH MY!! It doesn't look like it does much for the towels. The sheets at least are moving through the water. I wonder what it would do with a full load of jeans. Jamie, did you add more water at any time to see how the turnover changed?

it's even a smokeless ashtray!

the handy built in ashtray could be bigger.

AU is not an error code. That means it's in Automatic Dry, not timed dry.

Well that is just awful. They didn't know if Sears was going to continue with the PC or not. All they said was that WPL and MTG would no longer have them.

There is a correction to that....supposedly Sears will continue to have the standard tub power clean. Who knows....

belts, relations.... It a long drawn out thing and unless you really know all the how's, whys and wherefores you simply won't understand. This SQ is NOT the Amana that was produced when MAYTAG bought them. It has been redesigned and improved. In fact I think I went into great detail over the...

Those are the balance weights. The machine control is actually in the front right corner and the motor control is in the bottom.

There are 4 little weld spots if you look real close you can see them. Just take a flat head screw driver and a hammer to it. Yes, mine is already to the right.

You'll need to cut another piece 13 or 14 inches long to go from the elbow thru the hole to the outside of the cabinet. There is enough room for the ductwork and the wires, don't worry.

You'll need to cut cone section of duct about 7 1/2 in long. This will go from the blower to the elbow.

You can buy the kit from SQ or go to the hardware store and buy a length of dryer exhaust pipe, some aluminum tape and 2 elbows. Pull the dryer out, remove the 2 screws at the lower bottom of the front panel, remove panel. At the back of the dryer there is a clip that is screwed to the cabinet...

We put shocks on those all the time. Fairly easy to do and not that expensive.

If you are going to do the left exhaust you don't need to remove the drum, but it is easier. And it's very simple either way you do it.

There are actually 5 90's from the dryer to the wall. And a lot more that can't be seen. Use the side vent kit, it's very easy to install. Have the vent system in the wall cleaned by a professional.

I highly doubt it's the bearing. To check the clutch you have to take the cabinet off the machine, bypass the lid switch so it will spin. Set the machine to spin and watch the clutch hub. It's spinning at full speed but the tub is not then the clutch pads are worn. If the hub is not spinning...