Phil ground down the weld 'beads' till they were nice and smooth - a little patching compound to even things out and a coat of paint and it'll be just like new!
Decoding a Whirlpool model and serial number
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This was a bit more of a challenge... The timer assembly had been well, disassembled...
I don't know how, but I got it back together again! Look out Midwest Timer... LOL
I did test the timer and the contacts seem to work! I will try a further test with real power and the timer motor actually running to be sure, though. I can just imagine me getting a dishwasher to fill when it should be rinsing... LOL
I did test the timer and the contacts seem to work! I will try a further test with real power and the timer motor actually running to be sure, though. I can just imagine me getting a dishwasher to fill when it should be rinsing... LOL
Tub assessment
The layer of rust mostly all washed out! The tub sump is not bad - I will have to repair the motor mount and the heater element mount holes, though.
The layer of rust mostly all washed out! The tub sump is not bad - I will have to repair the motor mount and the heater element mount holes, though.
I have gotten into the habit of testing components individually and I delighted that the motor works and the drain release solenoid still work! Oddly enough the machine is missing the fill solenoid... Even more odd, the fill solenoid on the KitchenAid Electra portable is giving me attitiude. I must be cursed...
