I’m guessing on the age of my machine. It stopped spinning so I took it apart to see if the belt fell off or something. By the time I was done the belt really did fall off and now I can’t get it back together. (sigh) Any help would be appreciated.
Where did you find the belt in this washer?
This is a direct drive model and it does not have any belts by design.
So what is going on and in what condition is your washer now?
Here are the break down diagrams for the Whirlpool washer Model LSR7233BW2
Gene.
i’ve got a ge stackable washer and dryer. we bought it used, and in moving it into our apartment i broke the post on the dryer timer. i replaced the timer, and in doing so, broke the resister on the timer. i replaced the resister, but now, as soon as i press the start button, the breaker trips. it’s a gas dryer, so it shouldn’t require more than a 20 amp breaker, right? i know the breaker is okay, because there is a hot-water heater plugged into it that runs fine. i unplugged the hot-water heater and tried the dryer again with the same result. is there something i could have done while replacing the timer or resister that would cause this to happen? should i just give up and call someone?
It is possible that you miswired the timer. If there is a scematic on the washer, you need to check the wiring on the timer. Tom http://www.applianceeducator.com