Dark Window on New LG Front Load Washer

[bradfordwhite]

I know it's a long shot but I wonder if removing the glass section of the door and soaking it in water, or some other substance, for a few days would allow the water to loosen the pieces so they can be pulled apart.

Maybe using a hair dryer heat source to warm them so they can be pulled apart?

 

[seedub]

Reply #18

For me there were no other choices. (o:`,

I wanted a compact unit that I could roll around, hook up to the kitchen sink and store in a closet. The Equator filled the bill nicely. After using a Giantex semi automatic with spinner (an accident destroyed it requiring replacement), the prospect of a front loading combo allowing me to both wash and dry in the comfort of my own sub 500 square foot home was attractive.

 

[ea56]

Re:#20

Chris,

I can certainly understand your space constraints, sorry that I wasn’t aware of this.  I know that there are limited options for smaller washers that will fit in the space that you have to work with.  I have limited space in my home too for the newer FL washers.  And the smaller ones don’t meet my needs.  Its frustrating when you can’t find the washer that meets all you needs.

 

I wish you the best of luck in being able to find a clear replacement window for your Equator washer door.  And that you’ll be able to install the replacement so that it is water tight.  Personally I would have left well enough alone, but whats done is done.  I agree that smoke colored glass in an FL door is a bad idea.

 

Eddie

 

[seedub]

Nah...

I'm gonna keep switching on that vent hood light. (o:`,

I had not even thought about doing what the OP is considering although I might could get away with it seeing as my door glass is plastic.