This is a record of some kind for me. I managed to get the inevitable "do-over" of one of my restorations over and done with within just one month of the initial restore, but I also managed to repair a GE washer transmission!
I admit it, I was scared like hell however, thanks to the information found on this site and a copy of the original GE manual for my 1957 GE Filter Flo washer I did it!
Recall that the GE WA857 (Canadian version of the WA855) was finally restored, but on the 2nd and 3rd loads of laundry done with it I noted the dreaded 'sympathetic spin'. I'd been dithering over working on this machine for years, so I wasn't ready to give up just yet.
The machine was pulled out of service and I dismantled it in the laundry room (the 55 Norge got to be the 'place filler'). This was the easy part...



I admit it, I was scared like hell however, thanks to the information found on this site and a copy of the original GE manual for my 1957 GE Filter Flo washer I did it!
Recall that the GE WA857 (Canadian version of the WA855) was finally restored, but on the 2nd and 3rd loads of laundry done with it I noted the dreaded 'sympathetic spin'. I'd been dithering over working on this machine for years, so I wasn't ready to give up just yet.
The machine was pulled out of service and I dismantled it in the laundry room (the 55 Norge got to be the 'place filler'). This was the easy part...


