A608 parts

[tazz]

I'm going to be doing a overhaul on this washer as it's really starting to groan. Is there any place in particular that I should be getting parts from or does it not really matter. I mean that like Repair clinic, appliance parts pro, etc, Ebay (any particular sellers) pretty much all carry the same parts right. If I need any of the not so common parts such as transmission stuff where would I go about finding them. I've been looking but parts are getting scarce, not as scarce as that A606 I'm finding out though.
I pretty much know what I have to do and what I'm in for.... I've been going through all the articles here on replacing seals, bearings, changing trans fluid and such.

Dan

 

[good-shepherd]

Ebay is the first place I look, usually prices are better and no sales tax. I'll go to the online appliance part vendors if I can't find what I need elsewhere.

Some parts are getting more expensive, along with most everything else these days, but the main wear items are available, especially if familiar with proper names and part #.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Genuine-OE...435958&hash=item4d6839e065:g:zSMAAOSwYeRaGHkb

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www.ebay.com

 

[tazz]

Original parts are always better than aftermarket in my opinion, thanks for the links.

 

[coldspot66]

Try Appliance Parts Center in Raynham, Ma 1-800-540-0800.They are my parts supplier. Service is great..prices are good....maybe not as good as Ebay. Worth a try!

 

[tazz]

Local is good for sure, 75 miles for me, a good day trip with the family, get me the heck away from Springfield for the day.

 

[coldspot66]

You can call and have parts sent to you.

 

[tazz]

Sometimes you just need a road trip though.

 

[coldspot66]

Just make sure they have the parts in stock before you hit the road. They will put them aside for you until you get there.

 

[tazz]

Absolutely