Paging Ralph........

[Unimatic1140]

Wow, I'm Totally Impressed!

***applause****

Martin that is simply genius! So simple yet so effective. Congratulations!

I'm going to move this thread to Deluxe because it seems more fitting in there and so it will go to the public archives. This is definitely one thread we want everyone to be able to view forever.

 

[yogitunes]

Wow....Thank you Robert...it's an honor coming from you, I think your the real genious around here with what all you do, between the site and machines...

Members....keep in mind, at least once a year the balloon and rubberbands should be replaced because they may deteriorate

 

[rp2813]

OMG

Honors from the Webmaster himself! Now I'm really impressed.

Thanks for the pix. That makes it look easy enough for me to do myself now that I've seen them, but I'll still bring in some local talent in order to get it all snapped together more quickly.

Of course, I'll need to get under the lid first. Can you advise on steps for removal?

I'm going to have fun watching this rig in action before buttoning things up!

 

[yogitunes]

Top removal

not sure about yours....but mine has 2 screws at the back of the top cover.....remove them, and slide it back about 2 inches and it should lift off....

 

[yogitunes]

With your top off.....

keep note that your adding more water and weight to the tub....as it fills with more water the tub will lower down, this is not a bad thing as it's really adding more than you think......mine is adding about 3 times the water as before even though it only appears to just be touching the window....

on the original round door frigidaire, as it filled, the tub lowered and sat on the base of the unit, keeping the water below the door level, when the water drained, you could see the tub lift and center, ready for the spin.....you will notice this with more water, but my model does not sit on the floor, and with the plunging clothes you will see the inner workings bouce up and down as it tumbles with the clothes and water