We have a Kemore direct drive washer. The tub has begun to have alot of movement and is making a loud "thud" sound during the spin cycle. Can you let me know which part might need replacing? Thanks
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Started by relkel, Apr 02 2005 02:37 AM
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Posted 02 April 2005 - 04:02 AM
Start by checking out that drive block:
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Posted 02 April 2005 - 04:16 AM
What's the easiest way to get to that?Thanks
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Posted 02 April 2005 - 04:57 AM
It's all done fron inside the washer tub.
Remove the cabinet.
Remove the agitator, and fill spout.
Remove the top tub ring.
Remove the inner basket spanner nut and remove the inner basket.
The drive block is the next thing you see on the agitator shaft. If you see metal filings or the splines worn smooth, you need a new drive block. The repair manual for this washer has photos and explanations that'll hepya. Well worh the 15 shekels. Oy!
Remove the cabinet.
Remove the agitator, and fill spout.
Remove the top tub ring.
Remove the inner basket spanner nut and remove the inner basket.
The drive block is the next thing you see on the agitator shaft. If you see metal filings or the splines worn smooth, you need a new drive block. The repair manual for this washer has photos and explanations that'll hepya. Well worh the 15 shekels. Oy!
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