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Well how about that... And I been telling people for years, the only things GE made that I knew were flawless... Jet engines, and Ovens/Stoves/Cooktops. There never has been a better design for ovens, both Wall and Stoves than the original; moveover, the Double coil design of their burner...

OK... Thanks man for the heads-up... I almost knew the 69 was a Ford...you are too young to have been around in '69... I think I will refrain from the dangerous stuff for a while, but maybe I will pop down and tell you "here" what I have done. That bearing in your drum with the enlongated...

Well, let's just open the whole can of Worms... Hello, I started thinking 'bout your post when it hit the top yesterday. Was then intrigued tonight when I saw it again,... and wondered. Some of your comments hit home; as I was torn a few years back about whether to go with Whirlly or Maytag...

Correction: Uh oh... 4 and 5 should be reversed....ooops. >>4>> Do All Front loades use a balance>> 'NO' >>5>>Do LG's (LowGrades) use a 5>>'No, they use...' LaVidaBoem

I simply Don't Know... Hello, I was waiting for others to chime in, but I have never seen any of the filter flow iternations (GE Hotpoint) that had anything electronic...but this was not exactly high-end GE country. After they ditched the filter flow, sure, the usual junk that makes it way...

You are spot on...Needle and Seat. That's always most common; The needle material is designed to "squish" into any cavities that the seat may have acquired over time, and aslo the material is suppose to absorb any small particles that a perfect seat would not allow to seal with compression. I...

That is actually normal... Since the iteration of this speed queen had been around forever, Maytag had a say in some of the parts for their Maytag, Admiral, and Amana Lines... When Whirlpool took over/merged with Maytag, the say-so went to whirlpool. I am sure that all of these parts mentioned...

Its Just the Nature of the Beast... Hello, When the bearing is worn, that you show, and thrust washers in the tranny, your end play becomes a factor. After you tear this down, and replace the seal/bearing (shown), and tighten your lock nut, all should be well. Hope this Helps, LaVidaBoem

Let's see... Hello, The answer to your Questions? 1. About 200 dollars 2. 1 3. Uses the sine/cosine wave generated off the slowdown of the loaded drum...if the mountains and valleys of the wave are too negative or posive, it drops the load again, tries rebalance up to 3 times. Then tumbles...

I knew I had never seen any control board made "here"...our labor is too expensive. All come from China or Meh-HE-Co. Also found it interesting that Whirpool supplies these, I thought I recognized that control panel from their commercial line...sure enough, no speed queen logo on the control...

Just the nature of gas. That is the number one reason all gas equipment fails more often than electric. Moisture and junk in the gas. Both of the valves have been erroded over time with the moisture that's in gas. I suppose that would be the reason gas is scented,... And you know what they...

I couldn't agree more... But, Do you think the average member can wire in a start capacitor? And yes, there are many dmm that would have fancy stuff, like my snap-ons, but for 10 dollars, he could have a old analog, right? OK, we have beat this one enough, Dustin, hope you getter' done...

Digital Meter VS. Analog Hey all, The reason you need the analog hand sweep meter is that during start, the needle will sweep fast and fall back to the run position. The RATE of the movement of the meter needle is crucial in determining the problem. You cannot (human eyes) read a digital meter...

That'a Boy...that's what we want to hear. Sounds Great!! Never Give IN, Never give UP,...you will triumph!! Good Luck, LaVidaBoem

No, you don't have to let it go... Now look; we are all here to help each other... A tranny replacement is nothing in that thing, or a motor, or anything for that matter. You a have a drag startiing the drum/tranny AND a low voltage condition, I promise you. Find one of your electrical...

Leaning tub Syndrome... Hello, Thanks Gansky, you're right...nothing like the perils of cold "hard" water... I don't know why I didn't say something when I posted; this one doesn't have the lean... I had just finished, and overfilled w/hot water and bleach/tide, and had pushed the tub over...

Next one, Neighbors 3 year old Cabrio w/agitator. F1 Code...Board. First, though, cleaned water level housing/tube. With only hot water washes...no F1...but with cold hooked up...F1 3 to 5 times at each fill before completion. Board, Clean Washer and Tub Top, Clean Screens, Test. $260.00...

Hello, Thought I would let you see what a day looks like around this place. A hoard of washers came in over the weekend, 2 on Sunday. I thought I would also mention briefly what was done, the bill, and welcome your comments, on what you think about any of it. Thanks All, LaVida Boem A...

Hello Neighbor... I guess it depends on many things... Lately I have used uship or freightquote to have washers delivered both to my home or the local terminal. What is interesting is that it seams like everyone likes nice even round 4 5 6 Hundred dollars for most any distance...strange but...