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This one really got to me. I saw this WorldWasher set for $150 and if they would drop it to $50 I would go and get it if it was not in Oklahoma! I hate the "Ships to Interlochen Michigan for $20" SO MUCH! How do they anticipate to ship this machine across the country to Michigan in the first...

Replacement. Add a 240 VAC circut, Asko

Stumbled Across this LG WM0642HW Yesterday and brought it home. I took it apart today and the spider arm is NASTY! It isn't broken but it is nasty. The Door lock was bad (3rd photo) I replaced it and it works now. I am going to change the drum to the original style domed one from my WM2277HW...

reply #10 That was the VMW bravos. that one along with the VMAX one sucks. I am mentioning the Original one ONLY. all other Bravos machines suck!

This is what I refer to as the Original style Bravos washer Not my video.

I feel like giving the Original Style F&P based Bravos/Cabrio/Oasis washer another chance with a few differences. I had the Oasis for 6 months and hated it. it had the dreaded F1 problem but the board came out fine. I used it for 6 months and it worked OK but the F1 problem got annoying I...

wamp wamp wamp waaaaaaaaaaaaamp This is a fail. I parted it out. it was too nasty and the spider was broken in 2 spots.

Cheap Belt drive parts. Saving the transmission and motor and timer. First come first serve Selling all parts for $20+ shipping UPS or USPS

I went to the used appliance store yesterday and found this LG Front loader on the scrap crate. It was in the back but I pulled it all the way to the front. I decoded the serial number and saw it was made in South Korea in July of 2012. This is a Entry Level model. The power cord was cut so I...

Miele Thanks for the suggestion but Miele and ASKO are hard to find in the USA and when you can find them they cost 2 or 3 times as much as speed queen

I went to the scrap yard today and saw a Brand new LG WM3900HW. It was mostly destroyed but I wanted a few parts. The spider arm was broken. I pulled the tub and removed the bolts but the tub wouldn't split for me to remove the drum for a firepit. So now were down another manufacturer with front...

Enjoy! It was probably better as an agitub anyway

I have seen a few Vintage ones. I should have grabbed it while I had the chance. It was a Whirlpool. Your Choices are the Whirlpool 24" compact dryer, the GE Spacemaker 24" Compact Dryer or the Maytag E50 Halo of heat compact dryer.

Wish I was closer. Still need to overhaul my 1-18. Someone else posted it here too. I added on. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1092155191224129/?ref=messenger_share

But what it the point of "flame resistant clothing" Unless it is workwear from firefighters or something where you can be exposed to a fire like electrical or gas contractors. there is no reason for it. Fires that cause the most damage and injury do not typically start on children’s clothes...

This seems to become a growing problem. Many things now say "Machine wash cold" or "gentle cycle" or "do not use fabric softener" or a combination of those 3 or ALL of the above. First of all. I use Liquid Snuggle FS blue sparkle. I use 2.0 oz at most for any load except for active wear. Second...

All quiet now Today I went to the used appliance store and got some more parts for free from a donor. Today I replaced the Motor,Idler pulley and the According to you John. "The cheap and flammable plastic blower housing" (Not trying to disrespect you By the way) With a metal one. I noticed...

what grease do I use. Light or heavy? what grease do I use. Light or heavy? I only have White lithium and heavy bearing grease

I sure haven't. But I know some members did. Let me know. Glenn ( DADoESofTX) once told me he got his Neptune TL new and the Smartload. I am not trying to disrespect anyone. Just out of curiosity