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It would probably get my attention as i am towering 6'4". However everything i have read about any "stacked" set says no pedestal when the dryer is stacked.

rp2813 Your drive belt was smaller? Do you think maybe they accidentally packed 2 of the same belts? The pump belt is smaller (thin) than the drive belt. I did buy a set of WP (Maytag) belts about 3yrs ago for my A613 and they seem to be fine. I did have to adjust the pump tho.

I am going to gracfully decline :(

Let me think about this............

rp2813 Thats a good idea. I never thought of that. Thanks for that tip. And now that i think about it, its one of those "ah ha moments". LOL

Currently We currently have a 10+ yr old original Platinum edition Nexxt. The platinum was basically the top of the line in a silver color. Its been running and has never missed a beat. The machine you have is a few years newer. Also from the looks of your controls, it looks like yours is...

You scrub some of it out. Maybe remove any excess chunks. I would use a scotchbrite blue or an old tooth brush. A squirt of limeAway or CLR shouldnt hurt.

Replace both the mounting stem/seal kit and the bearing. Those bearings do not like to get wet.

Ge had one in the early 90's. The picture is not the best. It was the beginning of the use of "profile" on laundry. Ge didnt call it clean touch tho.

They both appear to be TOL of their time. A712. The one we have is a A613. In the very late 80's my understanding is/was "13" represented the beginning of the Orbital transmission. There was briefly a 713 but as i remember in1990 Maytag changed the look/design of the control panel.

Steve.... GGGRRRR FFFSSSTTTTT! Congratulations....lol Ge's are reasonably easy. Hopefully there are no holes in the outer tub and not slinging any grease. When i was learning to fix appliances GE was the 2nd brand i cut my teeth on. I hope to have a GE set in my collection some day.

An orbit of options Forgive me if its been said and i missed it but another option would be to put an orbital transmission in it. You should be able to still buy a new one. Its probably the most expensive options but would be the easy/faster option to a rebuild if time is limited. If you choose...

Steve, no you didnt? Where are you going to put them? I will be happy to store them for you. Just put them over in the corner near the sink and faucet.....lol

WOW I have had both of those Jenn Air's (or close variant) thru the years. Its funny i was just thinking of my last JA just a few days ago. I also saved your Ebay page as we have a set of old Maytags and Lady Kenmores.

Welcome aboard.

Looks like a pre GE "space center".

The company that makes Bosch? We made our own 27" laundry at that time. We also made and still make our own 24" laundry. We discontinued the 27" laundry in 2011. My understanding was Miele made the above units themselves.

and i thought it was just me Personally i could go about 6 weeks on clothes, 90 days or so on towels, 12 weeks on sheets. The only exception is gym clothes. My husband on the other hand can only go 2 weeks on clothes. I usually do his laundry once a week. I usually wait until i run out of a...

The paperclip thingy that Frigidaireguy was referring to should apply to this model also. The common issue wasnt exactly that the paperclip thing was broken, but rather the piece that it pulled when the bell would go off. In the parts look up it was called a "push to start switch". However...

Interesting.... That one is older than mine. I always thought "soft heat" was after mine. Mine is a 72'