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FL washer boots are supposed to be water tight from the inside-out, not the other way around. Because of the lip seal, water pressure from the inside will push the seal tighter to the door. Pressure on the outside will just cause the seal to move out of the way.

Looks like your lint filter is intact. With that much garbage in the filter bucket area, that's impressive. I did see that your A element is beginning to sag. Probably want to pick up an element kit while the parts still exist, unless you already have one.

November of 1980

For eurekastar That Whirlpool washer is a belt drive.

Both of those GE washers are filter-flo, so yes they will recirculate water. If it's between those two, I'd get the almond set with the chrome trim. They are the older set (80's) and likely will avoid the outer tub rust problems that the white set is smack in the middle of (about 1993 for that...

You're close. Remove the transmission and set it upside down in the inverted basket to work on it.

I have a couple Gemline catalogs left over from the old days. You were correct in the previous post that they call for the GC116 as a replacement. The catalog also gives specs for the GC116 as "Normal cut-in: 37.5 and Normal cut-out:-10.5" The catalog also lists GC308 and GC402 as viable...

We sold hundreds of the lesser versions of these machines. GWL15/WAT26G washers and DEGX1/DEGX2 TL h-axis dryers. We got totally out of F&P after they discontinued the TL h-axis dryer. Without that they were harder to market and we had lots of upset customers with the pump failures on the...

I know I've seen several Whirlpool built machines where there was a strap on the back that went between the top panel and the cabinet. This was the way to ensure the top and all components were grounded.

I don't know if you already saw this but about 2/3 of the way down the page there is someone who supposedly has the part. http://www.mypartshelf.com/search_all.php?submit=true&sortby=part_name&searchterm=whirlpool&page=5&category=Appliances_and_HVAC

I included a picture of the warranty bond form from the AFNE9B that we have on our sales floor. Our model is a 2017, but I believe it is the same bond from previous year models. According to this, you have a full 5 year warranty and lifetime parts on both the tub and basket. If you can get...

As long as we are talking about a properly charged system, refrigerants used in our industry exist at a state containing liquid and gas inside the sealed system at all times. Whether it's inside a new tank, recovery tank, or refrigerating system, there is both liquid and gas present at all...

It's a "Capacity Plus by Admiral" from about 15 years ago. Definitely a Norgetag design.

We received our last new direct drives, branded as Estate, in 2012.

Our failure rate on the GE unitized in the last 6-8 years has been abysmal. I'd avoid them.

It's a moving target Right now, people that come in the door shopping for their own houses are buying the newer alternative colors such as black stainless and slate. Interestingly, the only homes we are installing stainless steel in right now, are the ones getting ready to be sold. Realtors...

I don't know what the used market is like in your area, but that is a bunch of money for that machine. The good side of that particular ff is that this machine is from before the outer tub rust problems found in the 90's.

Just sharing a machine I did a service call on this morning. This classic is still kicking along in a pretty unpleasant old basement. Complaint was poor spin and agitate. Turns out this workhorse still had its original belts. I also noticed that one of the fill hoses was original. After a new...

The dead giveaway is that lint filter that doesn't go all the way down in your picture. Its full of lint down there. We sold tons of these under the Crosley label in the 90's.

These machines are the same as what you would get if you bought a Whirlpool (or Amana, Roper, Crosley, etc.) pair new from a dealer today. This is the VMW platform washer that is not nearly the machine that the earlier DD platform was. Not a bad machine in general but nothing to call home...