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stackable fridgadare #970-c98702-00

Started by Guest , Feb 15 2010 08:48 AM

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Posted 15 February 2010 - 08:48 AM

could i please have a manual for this unit, i need to work on the washer. thanks very much.
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Posted 15 February 2010 - 09:04 AM

That model number you posted is for thr dryer (and a gas one at that)- likely that the mating washer is c48702-00, to remove the dryer from the washer, pop the 2 plastic plugs from the bottom of the dryer panel and remove the 2 screws that are underneath them, front of dryer can be lifted up slightly and slid forward and off. Depending on what you intend to service on the washer, you may not need to remove the dryer, most of the lower components of the washer can be accessed for the lower front panel

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Posted 15 February 2010 - 09:04 AM

970-c98702-00 :ooo:

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Posted 15 February 2010 - 09:32 AM

thanks for the quick reply. ya i think its an electric dryer.customer emailed me and said she thinks the part that turns the basket is seized. posible tranny or bearing so i wasted to know how to remove the dryer as i might have to pull the tub out to get at the tranny.

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Posted 15 February 2010 - 09:51 AM

If it is a one piece laundry centre (top load washer) then you cannot reomve the dryer - to work on washer, remove the 3 large springs by streching them out and inserting electrical boxes in them, then pull the tub back toward that spring and it remains sterched out - leave the electrical box in it and remove it (you'll need 3 boxes) once the 3 springs are off, you pull the "milk-stool" out of the cabinet to service it, normally the tub seal leaks a bit of water into the tub bearing and gums it up causing it to bind, you can replace the bearing and tub seal, while you're at it, a belt and snubber are usually in order

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Posted 15 February 2010 - 10:28 AM

thanks for the info i'll keep ya posted.

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Posted 15 February 2010 - 12:53 PM

I usually just remove the harness from motor,pump..disconnect drain hose and pressure tube...remove the 7 or 9 cabinet bolts lean the dryer back about 3 inches and slide the washer out the front.....change the tranny front start to finish in 30 min. Flat...
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Posted 15 February 2010 - 02:17 PM

thanks guys for the great tips.i told the lady i could do it on wednesday, but she wants to wait 2 weeks to save up the money.tough times here in ontario canada. everyone is loosing their factory jobs to mexico etc. i'll let ya know how it goes when i fix it. thanks again.

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Posted 15 February 2010 - 03:15 PM

[user=27301]appl.tech.29501[/user] wrote:

I usually just remove the harness from motor,pump..disconnect drain hose and pressure tube...remove the 7 or 9 cabinet bolts lean the dryer back about 3 inches and slide the washer out the front.....change the tranny front start to finish in 30 min. Flat...

Yes, I have done it this way in the past as well, but ALWAYS have run into issues lining the cabinet screws up when wrapping up, this also requires more room above/in front of etc. and the ones I usually get are in tight spots.

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Posted 15 February 2010 - 03:51 PM

I know what ya mean, if its gonna be a tough one I sometimes will even haul it back to the shop...most of mine are in the shop. Most customers don't wanna pay ther cost for a tranny job....actually I have to change the outer tub on one tomorrow.
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