mrb627:
I think that changes the mode. I have found no ON/OFF switch on this machine. There is run mode and program mode. Program mode is where the parameters for the cycles can be changed. Run mode just allows the machine to operate I believe. I got it from a local appliance/repair shop that sells Whirlpool consumer products. Most likely it was replaced by a DD machine or a Duet, either choice is not adequate for an animal shelter.
Whirlcool:
Thanks for reminding me on that. It will get a thorough cleaning before it is put back together and used.
bertrum:
Don't worry about that. There will be lots of pictures. There is quite a bit of disassembly involved. This machine is next in line to be worked on. Because of the level of disassembly, it will have to be done in the basement. Currently the basement is being used for a much bigger, more involved project. I will reveal what I have been up to later.
Dave(Volvoguy87):
I have those parts for you. This machine is on the heavy side, but I will probably need your help for the other project. If you think this machine is a monster, just you wait til I reveal my latest project.
Rollermatic(Pete):
I think I told you a little about my latest project. Please don't spoil it by revealing it a head of time. It's a surprise. Thanks.
cfz2882:
I think Andrew(redcarpetdrew) has worked on many of the Neptunes. Maybe he knows about the different motor/control boards units that were used in the Neptunes.
This machine does need serious work, but the bright side is that it is home now and I don't have to worry about people ripping wires and boards out of it. I'm going back to my laboratory now.
