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whenever possible.... the only sure fire way to protect equipment is to unplug it when not in use.... especially my Calypso....highly recommended by the tech, he also ran the traditional ground wire to the cold water pipe....it used to build up a static charge inside and cause the machine to...

well I Googled 'wiggler'...... lets just say, I COULD(and everyone here knows I would), but I know better if I want to stay a member here, not to post what description and picture popped up when I did....lets just say it would make 'Dirty Laundry' blush... not exactly a part for a washing...

someone recently asked me a question about a dryer.... "Does it dry fast?" seriously how do you answer that?, there are so many variables that can affect a dryers performance.... I simply stated "A dry load of towels will be completed in under 10 minutes!"...

unfortunately these machines were built under a timeline of Raytheon....cheapened parts are sort of expected, hence their demise until Alliance took over...

the coupler does not control the neutral into spin sequence... your neutral drain parts are failing....there is no rhyme or reason as to when it will work properly, or malfunction.... just the action of it not functioning as it should, is a clear sign, those parts should be replaced if you...

have you tried Amazon or Ebay.... even if not listed, asking a few of the sellers, they sometimes have parts that are not posted.... one of our members just found a part for their Neptune that way....

WTH is a wiggler?

I guess be thankful that it didn't fly off and into someone's vehicle or windshield causing personal injury...

transporting machines 101 lesson 1: carry a roll of tape with you to secure all lids and doors before transporting....this goes for washers, dryers, fridges, stoves...and sometimes removing knobs or racks as well... and there are ideas for securing the suspension on certain models for...

the color really has nothing to do with the inner workings... outside of the Digital Console, and added dispensers.....you have a standard belt drive 'wigwag' base unit.... one no different than the other...all FSP/Whirlpool/Kenmore design that ran for upwards of 30+ years... many times we...

Excellent! yeah, I think sometimes after new bearings it is quieter than when brand new.... you will get many more wonderful years with this now.... now that you know how simple and inexpensive it is to do, you may want to find a spare set that needs bearings....most of my machines I got for...

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most likely you need spin clutch replacement... and the shafts are going to need some lubrication....

how about shop around for another used one....maybe a Dependable Care set... this may be more cost effective....

looks like the set my aunt got when she built her house in 1970....hers were avocado IMPERIAL set....5 water temps, variable water level....and most likely a 5 cycle...Normal and PermPress both offered the SuperWash option... Super Surgilator, chrome cap....automatic dispensers for bleach and...

I would take the pulley and/or bolt to a hardware store and see if another type could match and work better for you... possibly something with a regular head on it that you could use a wrench and tighten it more securely.... keep us posted...

well anything is what someone is worth paying.... many coin op machines are usually only put up for sale once the warranty runs out...at least that is what they do with SQ machines...your going to have to investigate what coin-op machines go for... for one thing, I would put the washer into a...

well in a commercial setting, you dont always have control over a machines usage.... the main thing I find is bearing/seal failure and/or the dreaded mold/mildew issue.... watch a few vids and learn how to put in new bearings....inexpensive and easy as pie.... even on the home units, there is...

hmmmmmm, good question, are Neptunes any good?.... now there has to be someone who would know how a fleet would hold up and perform.... inquiring minds want to know....