Ok, so I know that I need to replace the snubber on my washer since it is literally shaking the screws/nails out of the sheetrock in the celing, but I also beleive that need the brakes replaced since it squeals horrible when it stops between cycles.
Here is the thing tho’ I cannot seem to find out what part # or where to get them from, much less how to replace them. The only manual that I can come up with is an owners manual.
Thanks for any help in advance ya’ll.
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Ok, so I know that I need to replace the snubber on my washer since it is literally shaking the screws/nails out of the sheetrock in the celing, but I also beleive that need the brakes replaced since it squeals horrible when it stops between cycles.
Here is the thing tho’ I cannot seem to find out what part # or where to get them from, much less how to replace them. The only manual that I can come up with is an owners manual.
Thanks for any help in advance ya’ll.
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Tenor,
You also want to check and make sure the base assembly is not ceacked, especially in the area around the motor mount.
This is the part number for the "snubber"
[part]AP4024496[/part]
and you will need to purchase some "corn startch" from the local grocery store, the corn startch is used as a "lubricant" on the base and snubber assembly.And you’ll need to purchase a couple off screws from a hardware store.
As for the squealing noise, You may want to clean and sand (re face) the brake rotor and stator plate, or replace them as you see fit.
[part]AP4373023[/part]
[part]AP4045273[/part]
We no longer have access to a" PDF service manual" file, that we can attach or send to you, to give you a better idea, but it is involved and will require you to basically empty everything from the cabinet interior and base. It’ll make for a good, Saturday Morning Project.
You may want to purchase a service manual from the manufacturer, or an internet service manual site.
ok, so if I understand you correctly you are saying that the "brake pads" most likely not need replacement by the information that I have provided? if so I will get the parts ordered asap.
Thanks in advance.
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ok, so if I understand you correctly you are saying that the "brake pads" most likely not need replacement by the information that I have provided? if so I will get the parts ordered asap.
Thanks in advance.
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Tenor,
Cleanning (re facing) the rotor pad and stator, is a long term "temporary" repair. Sometimes it last years, sometimes only weeks or days, that’s why I gave you the option.
Were you able to get access to a service manual ? It’ll come in handy, as a last resort, I could fax the pages you’ll need to refer to, if you can supply us with a fax number.
Good Luck,
