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All of the new washers, whirlpool or Maytag are not what they used to be. In 2012, I bought the mid range Maytag Bravos XL set. 2 months in the F51 started showing up when it would try to spin. They sent a repair outfit to take a look, who deemed it unrepairable. They brought me a new one...

New Maytag I just bought a Maytag like the member above, I used their picture. It was doing all kinds on wonky things. Towel and bulky setting, it would run the water a little bit, not even enough to have standing water in the bottom, then start washing with the impeller with no water for...

Coldspots and tickets John, I have a Coldspot Fridge and a 220 volt Window Ac unit and a 110 volt version of the same model. They were in my great grandparents house. The 220 one was in the front window and cooled the gigantic living room and bedroom and the 100 volt was in the small, but long...

Cleaned, but reassembled correctly? I took this dryer down to where it was a naked base plate and a pile of parts and wires and redid everything. So everything was 100% like new when re-assembled. However though, I am wondering if I put everything back correctly as far as those thin strips of...

I recently rebuilt a DE808, and it seems like a lot of lint gets by the screen. Is this just a normal for these? I bought a new lint screen and it seems a little loose in there but not much.

Instructions for thermostat There should have been instructions telling you where to put that thermostat setting at. This might help if this is the one you got. PS, I didnt read all the thread before saying the same thing everyone else did. Hey, though, I did have a attachment, LOL

Finally got it apart and holy Radial! Looks like the radial bearing, I think that is what it is called, was spinning in the damper. It didnt run long like that. Is this salvageable?

Does anyone have a actual service manual for one of these. I have a MVWB850YW0 and a MVWB980BW0. I have the tech pamplet for them. I was wondering if there is a service book that shows everything. Blaze

Love the 80's Here is my 1985 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme Brougham Diesel

Nobody changes the tub seal? Is this part not commonly changed? or reused? The old one doesnt leak, but Im scared it will if I tear it down up to that point. Someone local suggested I tightened the pulley too much and the lower brake bearing is the one making the noise. I re-greased it, but...

My A208's damper and brake assembly started acting up. The hot water hose broke open and was shooting water in the hole in the cabinet, for the drain hose. So, water was running inside the cabinet and flowing through the three holes that dump into the bottom. Brake does not stop the tub and...

Model time line Is there a model timeline floating around here that shows what model washer and dryer run what years?

I started a new thread, I know, don't kill me! But I wanted a broader topic to attract everyone that can help. This is my first restore on this and I got way to eager and took some things apart without getting a picture. What wires run through the V shaped clip under the ballast? All or just...

Drum Rollers The book says to lube these roller shafts on the rear bulkhead with s.b.l. oil. 55975 I think, but I cannot find a aftertaste, anywhere of what that is. LoL

too short or not I was scared they would be too short after hearing how members were running into that.

You can see where one roller was spinning the shaft and caused wear. I think it will be okay, but wanted to get your opinions. The new felt seal for these do not have the lighter side like the book says, lol.

What did I just watch I have never seen one of those. Wow

I did not pay attention to how the rotor bearing was placed on the pulley of my A208, before removing it and now, Im stumped which way is the right way even after reading the service manual. Does someone have a picture?

Exciting I would definitely buy a couple. Mine is broke now and sounds like the doorbell on the movie "The Money Pit" Blaze [email protected]

There is still one of those air conditioners, actually two, in my great grandparents old farmhouse. A 220 volt one in the living room and a 110 volt one in the kitchen.