Best Washing Machines for Parts

the only parts that had to be installed were the bottom plate, "which has the instructions to install stamped on the metal plate itself" 6 small screws, and the water hose.

during the agitation process, this machine tends to intertwine long or extended parts of clothing into braid-like knots.

as i received it, i installed the parts according to the manual.

i remedied this by very gently enlarging the holes on the bottom of the machine with an ice pick, being careful not to damage any working parts.

during the agitation process, this machine tends to intertwine long or extended parts of clothing --- shirt sleeves and socks --- into braid-like knots, which often trigger the unbalance condition.

as i received it, i installed the parts according to the manual.

i guess haier made some adjustments to the confusing parts because my bottom metal plate was labeled "this towards floor." the holes also do not match up well but i found the best way to get the

a host of problems plague this machine, from missing parts upon shipment to tiny unusable handles to a leaking intake hose.

but you can replace only the bearing only for $20 in parts.

sears came out the next day and ordered parts which were install the very next day.

so the parts were under warranty but the labor wasn't...so that will be another 400.00 in to this machine...i can't really say it's good at making my "stains" vanish...but it sure does make my

lg, at least so far, seems to build good front loaders, although in some instances parts availability has been problematic.and really, really last.

maytag's customer service cannot keep up with the demand for parts, and if i have home depot exchange the washer, i probably will be in the same "boat" in another month.other than it doen't work,