stuftrock1
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And holy hell this agitator is TIGHT! Even after WD-40 it won’t budge.
Looking for a fabric softener dispenser for my Filter Flo
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stuftrock1
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Ok guys good news I managed to get it off
See Reply 29 Pic 5 ... that huge outer tub, GE FFs being water-guzzlers for the capacity-size.
stuftrock1
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Yeah. It was due to it being a solid outer tub.
All perforated-basket machines have a solid outer tub. GE's difference is that they didn't change the design from a fixed-outer tub to a suspended outer-tub when they switched from a solid to perforated inner drum. The spin-drum must have room to oscillate within the outer tub ... thus all that extra space that must fill with water.
yogitunes
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Reply 29....photo 3
the hoses for the filter flo are backwards.....
probably why you didn't have a filter pan....it only pumped during spin!
either it was done on purpose, or someone changed the pump, and didn't pay attention to where the hoses went....
rotation:
clock wise to filter
counter clock wise to pump out
the hoses for the filter flo are backwards.....
probably why you didn't have a filter pan....it only pumped during spin!
either it was done on purpose, or someone changed the pump, and didn't pay attention to where the hoses went....
rotation:
clock wise to filter
counter clock wise to pump out
stuftrock1
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Why in the wide world of sports would someone put the hoses on backwards on purpose???
Re: Colors
As best I can tell, when this washer was built you could have any color you wanted as long as it was white or almond. By this time GE had stopped touting color options. The only reason they kept Fresh Avocado, and Coffee were for those folks who needed to color-match existing appliances. They kept Harvest for a little longer but eventually dropped it. After the world went crazy over Almond and it ran its course they brought out Bisque, for even more blandness. A few years after this model they introduced the white-on-white models with the almond-on-almond counterpart. Ranges and dishwashers had the added option of black (Onyx).
lawrence
As best I can tell, when this washer was built you could have any color you wanted as long as it was white or almond. By this time GE had stopped touting color options. The only reason they kept Fresh Avocado, and Coffee were for those folks who needed to color-match existing appliances. They kept Harvest for a little longer but eventually dropped it. After the world went crazy over Almond and it ran its course they brought out Bisque, for even more blandness. A few years after this model they introduced the white-on-white models with the almond-on-almond counterpart. Ranges and dishwashers had the added option of black (Onyx).
lawrence
Lawrence, I forgot about GE's Sand and Silver colors. I'm thinking they were available around '84 or so, but discontinued a year or so later.
Perhaps it was only dishwasher fronts that remained available in Harvest Wheat and Coffee later into the 80's.
Perhaps it was only dishwasher fronts that remained available in Harvest Wheat and Coffee later into the 80's.
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