Good thing it's still under warranty, otherwise I'd call it "SpendQueen"!
Cleaning up the Crud From an 80's Whirpool Direct Drive
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speedqueen
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Lemon
Tell SQ that if they keep throwing parts at it and don't offer a direct replacement that you intend to call all your local news channels and the BBB. This is unacceptable.
Tell SQ that if they keep throwing parts at it and don't offer a direct replacement that you intend to call all your local news channels and the BBB. This is unacceptable.
BBB
Bundle Branch Block
Anyway I also would do the same. SQ needs to have their feet held to the fire figuratively speaking.
Bundle Branch Block
Anyway I also would do the same. SQ needs to have their feet held to the fire figuratively speaking.
Bundle Branch Block-is this what happens when just that-a bundle of branches clogs the hammermill opening in your tub grinder!Was watching videos on tub grinders.
What might happen to you if you get a new vintage in box vintage machine lol!
stricklybojack
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I was so chuffed with myself over the Whirlpool I decided to take a stab at the SQ myself.
My first hunch was something was caught up in the pump.
So first step: take off the from panel, drain the machine, and have a look see.
Correctamundo! Something wicked this way comes...
There inside I found a very small firm rubbery plastic trinket our school gives out to kids who run a given distance. I have two kids with a dozen or so of these not-so-charming charms. It absolutely astounds me how much racket that little thing produced.
The pump otherwise looked as it should, so I buttoned things up and went for a test drive...success!
If the computer board in there now holds out, my main gripe is that SQ FL machines have a family-unfriendly habit of letting contraband get to the pump...but otherwise get the job done more easily than a TL machine owing to the greater effective capacity of an FL design.
So for once I have an SQ FL story that ends on an up note.
Somewhere combo52 mutters, "I told you so!".
[this post was last edited: 1/30/2018-17:18]
I was so chuffed with myself over the Whirlpool I decided to take a stab at the SQ myself.
My first hunch was something was caught up in the pump.
So first step: take off the from panel, drain the machine, and have a look see.
Correctamundo! Something wicked this way comes...
There inside I found a very small firm rubbery plastic trinket our school gives out to kids who run a given distance. I have two kids with a dozen or so of these not-so-charming charms. It absolutely astounds me how much racket that little thing produced.
The pump otherwise looked as it should, so I buttoned things up and went for a test drive...success!
If the computer board in there now holds out, my main gripe is that SQ FL machines have a family-unfriendly habit of letting contraband get to the pump...but otherwise get the job done more easily than a TL machine owing to the greater effective capacity of an FL design.
So for once I have an SQ FL story that ends on an up note.
Somewhere combo52 mutters, "I told you so!".
[this post was last edited: 1/30/2018-17:18]
