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yeah these were not the best build for durability or longevity.... I remember the Gibson version with the plastic tub not having a big capacity even for a standard size... and installing a belt was a PITA.... you most likely find these when the Electric or Gas/Propane company offered a deal...

we have a local one here.....about a mile from my house..... they are my Go-To guys for computer repairs(very inexpensive).....among other things....electronics and phones and accessories ..... but I think this is more of a franchise type deal.....C and J Electronics.... but the true...

just about any hardware store would have one......I prefer the longer barrel...... from Reply #1.....1 and 3 will work.... https://www.lowes.com/pd/Danco-55-64-in-27M-X-0-815M-Chrome-Dual-Dishwasher-Adapter/3647062

there are Laundry Systems of sorts that supply places like Restaurants, Nursing Facilities, Hospitals, Military, etc..... they also supply Laundromats, and units needing coin/card vending..... in my neck of the woods, for the Eastern Coast, Caleco located in Pennsylvania provides these...

been there.... https://www.automaticwasher.org/cgi-bin/TD/TD-VIEWTHREAD.cgi?88422_7

had similar issues before.... some ideas may work, others not, can't hurt to try, even if a temporary fix until a replacement can be found.... some of these systems build up a static charge, and you have to leave unplugged for a few days, like 3 to 5, then plug back in.....in addition you may...

I find most times....$40.00 to $60.00 per person, per week.....each additional person add 50% to that budget.... I dont just count food only...there is personal/toiletries, detergents/cleaners, household items all part of my shopping bill... even for 2 people, Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner, @20.00 a...

if the solenoid is getting wet, that would be a concern as to how..... in pic #1, the back of the top, is that a shadow or rust formation, its possible this is not making a tight seal and water flowing over top onto the valve... in any case, I would just replace the whole valve and be...

store in an open brown paper bag, maybe only a dozen per bag.... in a pantry or dark basement with minimal humidity, usually best from 45 to 60 degree temps usually best

so where exactly is this guys shop?.... that is closing down?..... most places have a Going-out-of-business clearance sale..... I like the warnings of "if it doesn't sell its going to the scrap yard"....then go!...members toss out vintage machines all the time, whether for space, or no one...

just saw this ad, posted less than 24 hours ago.....washer already gone.... https://southjersey.craigslist.org/app/d/mantua-vintage-appliances/7386269219.html

thats the thing with reviews, what they dont tell you is the credibility/sanity of the person posting.... you have people posting who have absolutely no clue of what their talking about....seems like people rely on the stupidity of others, which can be scary!...hence the creation of Consumers...

well of course if you adjust to the raise the TOP level, the other levels are going to be affected as well.... but if you want to wash with a low water level, you could open the control panel and readjust the screw for each load, and then raise it again for full loads... the best way I found...

why wouldn't you offer her the same Maytag machine that you purchased?

put a few drops of oil in the seal area of the pump....

Louie.... dont know about the Listerine trick on a washing machine.....but it has worked wonders on the window air conditioners....mine now have the brightest fins and the freshest scent when running.... probably start another thread for this, but window A/C's seem to be building up mold...

I dont think it is meant as Free and Clear alone....but what you will find going into certain homes....F&C and machine set to COLD....and then you find a machine like this, you look around, and not hard to figure out where the problem has started... as most people go for this thinking that it...

check out this vid...FF>>24:48 spin out....notice the over flow from the outter tub.....if it didnt do this with a full tub of water, I would suspect the clutch not gripping enough or a loose belt... standard capacity will do it more versus the larger capacity machines..... I always thought of...

as long as there are no perforations in the outter tub.... next thought would be the top seal....replacing it is simple, locating one may not be so easy... I would have tested the machine with the top in place, and the rear cover removed just to rule out areas of where the water may be coming...

does the outlet have power?...fuse blown? any sounds from the machine?...timer?...interior light? could be a wire pulled off or a thermal fuse can knock out a whole machine....