Does it make that sound when the sump is full?
LG TROMM WM2277HW
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If you have hard water your best bet would be to secure some real STPP (Sodium TriPolyPhosphate) and add an tablespoon or more as needed to soften the water.
The slick feeling of the water comes from alkalinity. Alkalinity helps to deal with fatty soils, but is not absolutely required for cleaning. For example, detergents for silks and wools are neutral, not alkaline. STPP will however make the water slick but it's milder than the usual alkalinity agent, Sodium carbonate, in most powders.
If you have hard water your best bet would be to secure some real STPP (Sodium TriPolyPhosphate) and add an tablespoon or more as needed to soften the water.
The slick feeling of the water comes from alkalinity. Alkalinity helps to deal with fatty soils, but is not absolutely required for cleaning. For example, detergents for silks and wools are neutral, not alkaline. STPP will however make the water slick but it's milder than the usual alkalinity agent, Sodium carbonate, in most powders.
maytagneptune
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The rubbing is intermittent. comes only once in a while
It stops after a shaky spin or a high spin. I think it is just tiny bits of debris falling on the shaft and then it being dissolved or falling off and being pumped out on spin.
It stops after a shaky spin or a high spin. I think it is just tiny bits of debris falling on the shaft and then it being dissolved or falling off and being pumped out on spin.
pump
Did you check the pump? What is the pressure and flow rate?
Did you check the pump? What is the pressure and flow rate?
maytagneptune
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this thread is dead, I know it
this thread is dead, I know it. The rubbing sound now only happens when its wet. Think it is the drum rubbing on the boot a little
this thread is dead, I know it. The rubbing sound now only happens when its wet. Think it is the drum rubbing on the boot a little
tub alignment
I would check the tub alignment and make sure the boot isn't rubbing. Be careful. It is extra-heavy, especially because of the counterweights and how front loaders are. It's basically a residential version of a commercial laundromat washer.
I would check the tub alignment and make sure the boot isn't rubbing. Be careful. It is extra-heavy, especially because of the counterweights and how front loaders are. It's basically a residential version of a commercial laundromat washer.
maytagneptune
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More Projects and Got it all working properly
REVIVE THE THREAD! I found a close match gas dryer. I swapped the Drum and Added plastic under the spider to slow corrosion like on the Maytag Neptune FL washer
I installed the older Domed drum to allow more area for water to splash around the spider to keep it clean. I put plastic sheeting from a defective original Neptune board and pump. It is holding up well. I never use COLD except for stuffed animals and always select the highest spin speed allowed on any given cycle and I use the sanitize cycle once in a while when I do whites. LCB is not good for the septic system and My dad is not too fond of me using the Insinkerator Evolution Compact to add more organic matter to speed up digestion and produce more of the good bacteria that it needs. I need to save up and get the Evolution septic assist if I need to use LCB whenever possible.
https://www.automaticwasher.org/cgi-bin/TD/TD-VIEWTHREAD.cgi?84034_4
REVIVE THE THREAD! I found a close match gas dryer. I swapped the Drum and Added plastic under the spider to slow corrosion like on the Maytag Neptune FL washer
I installed the older Domed drum to allow more area for water to splash around the spider to keep it clean. I put plastic sheeting from a defective original Neptune board and pump. It is holding up well. I never use COLD except for stuffed animals and always select the highest spin speed allowed on any given cycle and I use the sanitize cycle once in a while when I do whites. LCB is not good for the septic system and My dad is not too fond of me using the Insinkerator Evolution Compact to add more organic matter to speed up digestion and produce more of the good bacteria that it needs. I need to save up and get the Evolution septic assist if I need to use LCB whenever possible.
https://www.automaticwasher.org/cgi-bin/TD/TD-VIEWTHREAD.cgi?84034_4
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