repairguy
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ADGE8RGS113TW01 gas
ADEE8RGS113TW01 electric
ADEE8RGS113TW01 electric
2015 Speed Queen Washer Model AWNE82SP113TW01
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Thanks Melvin.
Cleaning The Drain Hose ??
I would not brother, It will clean itself once you start using the machine properly,
Worrying about the inside of the drain hose is like taking your house apart to clean the drainage lines.
We see dirty washers like this all the time, when we get them in the shop they will clean themselves but it might take 20-40 loads with heavy detergent and some LCB but they do come clean without disassembly.
We had a full sized Miele FL washer come in the shop about a year ago, it was the dirtiest washer I had ever seen reeked to high heaven, after about 30 loads the machine looked like new when we had to take it apart for a spider replacement.
John
I would not brother, It will clean itself once you start using the machine properly,
Worrying about the inside of the drain hose is like taking your house apart to clean the drainage lines.
We see dirty washers like this all the time, when we get them in the shop they will clean themselves but it might take 20-40 loads with heavy detergent and some LCB but they do come clean without disassembly.
We had a full sized Miele FL washer come in the shop about a year ago, it was the dirtiest washer I had ever seen reeked to high heaven, after about 30 loads the machine looked like new when we had to take it apart for a spider replacement.
John
stricklybojack
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What a puke fest…I love it. Thanks for posting!
I think most here would agree,
you are definitely the man for the job…
’thorough’ is in no way a foreign concept to thee.
What a puke fest…I love it. Thanks for posting!
I think most here would agree,
you are definitely the man for the job…
’thorough’ is in no way a foreign concept to thee.
Still waiting for that damn gasket.
However, I have started installing the sound deadening mats. Yes I know, I don't need to cover the whole panel, but my OCD begs to differ.
However, I have started installing the sound deadening mats. Yes I know, I don't need to cover the whole panel, but my OCD begs to differ.
Louie, I'm absent of words to describe the emotions of impressive joy and pride for the endeavor you have undertaken here to tremendously successful.
AJ MADISON product listing
Louie, here's an old product listing for the dryer that includes documentation.
Louie, here's an old product listing for the dryer that includes documentation.
Bob, THANK YOU! I really appreciate the link for the dryer.
Not too dirty underneath.
When I saw the black specs around the belt area. I knew the belt was a goner. I ran my fingers while turning the belt and sure enough, there was a large gash and a chunk missing from the inside of the belt. True to form, these washers eat up belts every 6 years or so. I ordered a new one. Part # SQ 38174
Hi Mike. Yes I got the Kilmat at Amazon.
Finally, the gasket has arrived.
Final tub assembly.
It never ends.
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If the belt arrives today, I'll inspect the water pump, as far as I could tell it has been working fine, but I'm paranoid. I wonder if it too is filled with mold.
The pump is filled with mold
And it will clean itself, in fact the entire washer would cleaned itself out with the exception of the underside of the tub cover if you had just started using it.
John L.
And it will clean itself, in fact the entire washer would cleaned itself out with the exception of the underside of the tub cover if you had just started using it.
John L.
You forget John, the machine STUNK to high heaven. Plus after a few empty test cycles, there were pieces of mold left over in the tub and it still stunk. There was no way in hell I was going to wash clothes in that machine. I'm mighty glad I took it apart to clean. An added bonus was I discovered it needed a gasket that needed to be replaced. Win, win for me.
Hi Louis, That [ gasket ] you replaced is just a fiber spacer, the old one would have worked fine, it does not seal anything.
To clean up filthy machines like this we just run old towels through the machines with aggressive amounts of bleach etc, never had one we had to disassemble to get it to stop stinking.
Good luck with your new washer, What happened to your A806 ?
John L.
To clean up filthy machines like this we just run old towels through the machines with aggressive amounts of bleach etc, never had one we had to disassemble to get it to stop stinking.
Good luck with your new washer, What happened to your A806 ?
John L.
John
Running endless cycles with bleach would be a terrible waste of hot water, electricity and bleach. And not to mention time. No amount of cycles would ever clean all the areas with mold that I found. Nothing beats elbow grease.
As for the gasket, it was virtually gone, turned mostly to pulp (see prior images).
The Maytag A806 is sitting patiently to be finished. I'll get around to it. Eventually.
Running endless cycles with bleach would be a terrible waste of hot water, electricity and bleach. And not to mention time. No amount of cycles would ever clean all the areas with mold that I found. Nothing beats elbow grease.
As for the gasket, it was virtually gone, turned mostly to pulp (see prior images).
The Maytag A806 is sitting patiently to be finished. I'll get around to it. Eventually.
OMG, the pump, and the water that spilled out smelled like a sewer.
The original belt had many deep cracks and some missing pieces.
I decided to replace the pump with an OEM one. The shaft was very hard to turn.
The process was super easy, a little difficult because I have large hands.
