Oil continues to drip out of the maytag wringer washer we have. It looks as if it drips from the inside of the post that the wringer is attached to and accumulates on the wheel and then on the floor. Can someone give me some information on what the problem could be.
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Should be a problem with the bearings / washers that seal the oil-bath gear-box against outside...
I guess.
We had the same problems / systems in our old MIELE wringer-washers from the Fifties, too.
Ralf from Germany
Should be a problem with the bearings / washers that seal the oil-bath gear-box against outside...
I guess.
We had the same problems / systems in our old MIELE wringer-washers from the Fifties, too.
Ralf from Germany
I have a couple of A606 automatics that leak varying amounts of oil through the center of the transmission shaft to the drive wheel below. I understand the problem is leaky seals. On my list. The hard part will be pulling the agitator.
Rich-
The hard part -
will be dismanteling the entire A606 transmission to replace the o-ring seal inside the lower part of the shaft.
The hard part -
will be dismanteling the entire A606 transmission to replace the o-ring seal inside the lower part of the shaft.
A Maytag Wringer that doesn't drip a bit of oil down its leg now and then, just ain't natural.
~A Maytag Wringer that doesn't drip a bit of oil down its leg now and then, just ain't natural.
That truly is a sign of aging for just about all of us, I'd say.
That truly is a sign of aging for just about all of us, I'd say.
