Need some help with me washer

[Compwhiz]

I have a whirlpool washer and it has some problem people say it is the pump and i need to know how to do this special techniqe with it so you can take it out of the cabinet

 

[Compwhiz]

I am also going to show some more pix YAY you get to see me washer

 

[Compwhiz]

the water level and temp knobs

 

[Compwhiz]

the timer kind of poopy

 

[Compwhiz]

the directions

 

[Compwhiz]

last the features label

 

[Compwhiz]

Yes i know the pics and my grammer is corny but deal with it

 

[fixerman]

To remove the cabinet to replace the pump I guess is what you aree asking. Right?
Remove the two screws from the bottom of the control panel. Pull panel forward and up. Then lift it up and back so it is out of the way. Remove the two large clips using a screwdriver. disconnect the lid switch connector. It is the one attached to the cabinet near the center. Tilt the cabinet top forward and pull it straight off. You will then have access to the pump. Remove the clips holding the pump to the motor. Remove the two hoses to the pump. Slide pump off motor shaft. Hope it isn't rusted on. Good luck.

 

[Compwhiz]

NO actually the pump is ok it rattles when the motor is running

 

[fixerman]

I think this was dealt with about a month ago in thread #209, I think, I can't find it in the archives though. Maybe someone remembers it.

 

[Unimatic1140]

Thread 209 was created in the Imperial Forum.

 

[fixerman]

Robert

I see thread 209 at the end of the Imperial forum but it is no longer clickable and it doesn't show up at all in the archives. Is there a lag time to get it into the archives?

 

[Unimatic1140]

That's strange, I see thread 209 right smack in the middle of the Imperial Forum listing, with lots of other threads below it and its still clickable. Greg, try hitting reload when you viewing the Imperial Forum listing.

 

[fixerman]

Thread# 209 Vibration and noise
Originally Posted: 10/4/2004-16:31 by hairybigmanuk
Number of Replies: 5 -- Last Reply by goatfarmer, at 10/6/2004-04:32

Robert
This is the thread in the Imperial section but it is all red and no underlined link to click. It is at the bottom of the page after the underlined clickable threads.Reload does nothing. Still not clickable on my computer. Also looked in the archive thinking it may have been archived but it is not there either.

 

[fixerman]

Sorry, It was not thread no 209. Again maybe someone else remembers the thread that the DD whirlpool had a clicking noise.

 

[Unimatic1140]

I see what you mean now Greg, Netscape or as its more commonly known Netscrape is not reading the page properly. I will have to experiment and see if I can get it fixed. In the meantime I would use IE to view the pages.

 

[bpetersxx]

Robert all 3 discussion groups are that way.

It starts half way down.

Mozilla Firefox is doing it too so I assume plain mozilla is also.

pete peterson

 

[bpetersxx]

etc

Robert it works with Netscape 4.7 so it is something with the newer Netscapes.

pete

 

[DADoES]

I use Mozilla Firefox and wasn't having any of the described trouble . . . UNTIL I used Firefox's "find text" function on the index page for the Imperial section. Now everything on the Imperial index page is all red and unclickable from thread # 228 and down (well, that is, at the position of thread # 228 at the moment I'm typing this post).

 

[DADoES]

The Deluxe and Super sections are having the same red/unclickableness toward the lower part of the index page. Clearing the browser cache and history did not help. Must be something different in the index page coding for those older threads.

 

[Unimatic1140]

Hi Glenn, I was thinking the same thing except then I called up the view page source and everything is coded exactly the same between where its fine and where it goes to all red. Strange. It seems to do it after 50 threads are listed and in all forums. I wonder if there is a bug within Netscape/Mozilla with displaying more than 50 [a href] links on the same page?

 

[gyrafoam]

Oh Lordy--this was soooo much fun! I hope we have not killed it.

 

[fixerman]

Compwhiz,
Does your machine agitate and spin ok? A broken drive coupling would rattle, but the machine would not agitate or spin. In an earlier post, the one I couldn't find, Goatfarmer commented that he has had some couplings make noise even though the coupling was not broken.