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Not sure about that particular DW but inlet valves usually are a very generic part.  You can fit a new one and use the plate of your old one. Just make sure of the direction and number of outlets and size.    There are One Two or three ways valves with different size outlets pipes. (Usually...

Thank you I will try to do that and or disassemble this clutch and try to see if I can adjust it. That is so bad!  Currently I am without a washer inside. I have the DD needing a new neutral drain kit (should be delivered soon), the Speed Queen that needs new tub Seal and bearing. Guess i...

South Africa is Vintage speed queen land. Lots of 240v vintage Queens down there for some reasons. Some Brit living there could probably bring one home with them moving back in Britain   That is also why you could find Australian machines in UK from time to time.

This is not a bad washer for being modern: item2d314b4fa8:g:NBwAAOSw7b9fymnH

New: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/313498968538?hash=item48fdfea1da:g:oN4AAOSwF~xfLuTx Or used or to repair: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/144148087075?hash=item218fe54123:g:6FgAAOSw0WthEkJ8  

Actually you had-have a tons of 240v 50hz exported models for EU and AU market as well as Africa Asia and parts of latin America. And if you surf eBay I am sure you will find one. In UK there is always something available on there lots of WP direct drive and Maytag-ish admiral washers.

Some posts turns out with parts written in different size even though I do not change anything and preview shows all same size. What causes this?

Yes John, I'm still planning to try moving, though it is not at all easy (almost impossible actually) and I feel like I will just waste money trying to. But I need to try anyway... I just need to organize things very well in order to lower a bit the high chances of it being only a waste of time...

Same doubts Launderess expressed. I say that water doesn't penetrate clothes enough to<span style="font-size: 12pt;"> rinse then wringing afterwards.</span> <span style="font-size: 12pt;">Different is for TT's spinners and TL's, with TT's you usually had to fill the spinner all the way, plunge...

If only I was that lucky!!!!! Sure save them!!!!

What causes it to get stuck like this  anyway? You mentioned something in your video about dragging too much. Is that a reason? 

Do you have a part number for the clutch components? At this point I was thinking about getting a new spin tube though, as both were not that good and I am more confident about putting a new spin tube for seal's sake too  Though they seem impossible to be found

<span style="text-decoration: underline;">Thanks</span><span style="font-size: 12pt;"> Sean!!</span> So it is indeed meant to stay lifted during wash. I just do not understand how though, what keeps that up? Mine looks stuck like it is supposed to be that way.  No way to lift that thing with...

Hi all. It is a couple days that my whirlpool is giving me a couple problems. I noticed it have a hard time kicking into spin. It takes a lot of time to reach the speed and sometimes does not at all. First thing that came to my mind was a slipping belt, though after inspecting and make sure...

They have the same kinds of gaskets elsewhere for way less. Anyway you may find Universal gaskets you can cut even in hardware or plumbing stores.

For siphon i mean a trap.

The size of the ring really depends on the size of your standpipe, so as you say that the adapter that came with the machine is too big for your pipe you need to chose something thinner that would fit and create a gasket. The gasket on Amazon that i have posted looks more thin than the Speed...

Here in Italy they are mainly used to can stuff that goes under oil. May them be sardines, tuna, or say dry tomatoes or stuffed tomatoes, for<span style="font-size: 12pt;"> canning like pelati tomatoes, passata, sauce, jams etc that need sterilization from botulin and such they use the regular...

For example these might work, may be smaller than the SQ adapter? <span style="font-size...

The suds is because of the spin. Even the lowest foaming of detergents will produce this spin suds. All detergents here in Europe (where they are all low foam) do that too especially in spin drain machines vs neutral drain ones. I had this problem.  As it increase the speed it whips the suds...