Anyone have experience in appliance repair?

[Ted]

Ur loading it wrong. Puttin too much in.:ack2::ack2:

Read the manual.

1. I never read the manual.

2. Was not a sock from my family, it was a leftover from the last homeowner. Also found a chipmunk they left in the dryer vent too :ack2:

 

[catastrophe]

1. I never read the manual.

2. Was not a sock from my family, it was a leftover from the last homeowner. Also found a chipmunk they left in the dryer vent too :ack2:

You can figure out whats wrong with the bailout fiasco and you end up with 5 socks everytime mama goes out of town for a few days.!!!!!!!!!!

And you want to debate with me?????????

 

[Bobcat]

that's why I always practice "Safe Socks" when I am away from home.:leaving:

 

[MacGyver]

I did laundry once, the wife was pissed to find dock lines in the washer. Not nearly as pissed as she was when I stuck exhaust tips and props in the dishwasher.

LOL!, Nice

 

[phragle]

a wheel full of wet clothes weighs a lot... try putting the hamster on steroids.

 

[Shah Mat]

Search the net for appliance repair forums. I had a 2 year old Kenmore washer not doing the after rinse spin. Expensive model with push button and digital readout etc. (never buy again!!)
Found a forum and posted the problem. Guy responded with a link to a printable repair manual. Did a test and posted the results. Same guy told me to recalibrate some, forgot what it was called, sensor..... Cured the problem. I'll see if I can find the forum.

 

[Shah Mat]

Here it is....

http://applianceguru.com/

 

[Chris]

Anyone else remember having to wear clothes line dried bluejeans as a kid?

What are you talking about? You still ARE a kid.

Here's one- do you remember when jeans were Levi's and that's because the only people that made jeans were Levi's? And do you remember wearing them the first few times and walking like Frankenstein since the only Levi's you could buy were Levi's and they were so heavy and stiff they didn't bend?

When I was a kid in public school, you weren't even allowed to wear them. And they called them dungarees.

 

[Ted]

You can figure out whats wrong with the bailout fiasco and you end up with 5 socks everytime mama goes out of town for a few days.!!!!!!!!!!

And you want to debate with me?????????

No I don't want to debate you, I want you to see it my way :bump:

 

[BY U BOY]

Buck just toss it and buy this http://fisherpaykel.com/product/lau...roductuid=A2652810-B05F-14F1-B8EE4CF8E92DC2CB

Best washer you can buy in MHO. I sold Appliances for 10 years and also got one of these about 10 years ago. Still works like the day I got it and only 5 moving parts in the machine.

 

[high-tide]

What are you talking about? You still ARE a kid.

Here's one- do you remember when jeans were Levi's and that's because the only people that made jeans were Levi's? And do you remember wearing them the first few times and walking like Frankenstein since the only Levi's you could buy were Levi's and they were so heavy and stiff they didn't bend?

When I was a kid in public school, you weren't even allowed to wear them. And they called them dungarees.

Too funny. 30 years later I still only wear Levi 501's. No zippers for my boys.
HT

 

[Tommy Gun]

What are you talking about? You still ARE a kid.

Here's one- do you remember when jeans were Levi's and that's because the only people that made jeans were Levi's? And do you remember wearing them the first few times and walking like Frankenstein since the only Levi's you could buy were Levi's and they were so heavy and stiff they didn't bend?

When I was a kid in public school, you weren't even allowed to wear them. And they called them dungarees.

I didn't know you grew up in Australia.

 

[Playn]

Could be a blocked water outlet