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I recently spray painted the bulkhead on a Kenmore Dryer from 1971, using the Whirlpool Grey Spray Paint (Part #350938). I sanded it down first, and also in between coats. I know from reading other posts in the past that it's not really recommended, but I wanted to give it a try. This dryer...

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Here's my first vintage machine that I actually found locally on my own after about seven months of looking around. It's a Kenmore Model 110.6218500 dryer which still works. It was still being used by the 93 old woman who just passed away recently and was being sold by her estate. For $50 I...

Thanks everyone for the advice. I will post pictures once I take the machine apart. I guess taking out the old bearings without a bearing tool is not a problem, it's putting the new ones in. I don't have the bearing tool, maybe I will luck out and one will pop up on ebay. Does the bearing...

I have a Kenmore washer (1970) that I would like to change the center post bearings & seals. I see there are two bearing kits #285134 and #285203 available and I am not sure which one is correct. The upper and lower bearings I have are the same size. When I see the picture of the kit, the...

70series Thanks for posting this, now I just have to find the dryer to match !!

I recently acquired this Kenmore 70 Washer (Model 110.7014624). I was wondering if anyone had a picture of the comparable dryer that went with this washer. Just wanted to see what features it had (full width door or plug door, timer settings, etc..) Thanks

What's this part for? There is a part mounted on the top of the bulkhead of my Kenmore dryer I am tuning up. I am not sure what it does, since I can't see it on the parts diagram I have. It has a part number of 60138, which may be old, since I googled it and nothing came up. Anyone know...

I think it's a great idea too!

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This is my first time tuning up a clothes dryer. It's a Kenmore Model 110.7108801 that I recently received. I want to replace the lint chute seals, since they are dried up. How does the lint chute come out?, pulling it from the top, or pulling from the bottom?. Does the drum light need to...

A self cleaning lint filter for a dryer would be a nice invention!!!

For this Kenmore Washer - this was the machine we had when I was a kid. This is a photograph of the parts manual which I still have. We had the non-suds model. I remember this because it had an off-balance buzzer switch, and when it went off, it was sometimes my job to run down to the...

Akronman, This is a great idea. I couldn't get my drawing to attach to my post, but you understand what I was trying to do. I knew they had these things to be used for heating but didn't think of using it the way you described. Actually, I may try it out to be used for heating first since...

I wasn't sure where to post this, but I was trying to figure out how I could exhaust two clothes dryers (not at the same time) using one piece of duct without having to poke two holes on the side of the house which is brick. I attached a schematic I drew of an idea I had using dampers. I was...

Jeff, I have an 11 year old Kenmore Washer, and it makes the same clunking sound as yours. I've never replaced the agitator dogs or the cam, and they look fine. Sometimes it seems louder than others, and I thought maybe it had to do with how high the water level was. In your video, it...

Hello guys: My name is Tom and I am new to the forum. I've been a member over at vacuumland for about three years and used to read up on some of the messages over here on automaticwasher.org. I was at Robert and Fred's house in Minneapolis at the 2011 Vacuum Cleaner convention and was...