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Duet Sport Washer

Tuco

By Tuco
in DIY Appliance Repair Help

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Tuco Sōhei

Tuco

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I need some front load washer training. My aquired Duet Sport works great.

What kind of job task can I do on it to make me better working on front loaders?

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kdog Sensei

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Probably a good R&R ! - disassemble it and reassemble it and see if it still works

Bust out the techsheet from lower panel and get familiar with component functions via diagnostics

Tuco Sōhei

Tuco

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Thanks Kdawg.

The tech sheet is missing. Do I need a model numder to get a tech sheet?.

I down loaded the manuel.

kdog Sensei

kdog

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:turned: i'll bet if you're sweet to Reg, he'll dig you up a tech sheet from servicematters

kdog Sensei

kdog

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BTW - what's that model # ??

If you can get on searspartsdirect, look up the part # for the tech sheet (litXXXXXXX), Reg will need that # to cross reference info

john63 Sensei

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Clean the washer & sell it.

Add a pack of "Tide Washing Machine Cleaner" & run test again.

If the washer is in good condition---try to get $350. Offer delivery & removal of broken washer (if any).

Give a "warranty" of at least 90 days to offer your customer some peace of mind.

Give your customer some "value-added" service. Explain the correct amount of "HE" detergent to be used.

HE: 2 Tablespoons

HE2X: 1 Tablespoon

HE3X: 1 Teaspoon

Use "Tide Washing Machine Cleaner" every 4 months.

Ask if the laundry room has a *wood* or *concrete* floor.

On concrete---the "Duet" will be fine.

For wood---explain to the customer that you'd love to sell this washer---but advise against it if the laundry room does not have a concrete floor. This kind of thing gets people's attention. You're more interested in satisfying a customer and profit by it rather than just to sell an appliance & "let the chips fall where they may".

Learn on the next washer that's actually "broken".

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