...shop vac turn it on wet pick up take the drain hose out of the drain pipe and open the door so you can hear then vacum all the water out of the washer you will hear when its done if you dont have a ...
pick works in the hole and then turn clockwise till it comes off. But there will be some water come out so if you have a wet dry shop vac then use it on the end of the drain hose to remove most of the
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water from the tub by using a wet/dry shop vac and attaching it to the drain hose at the standpipe. If you can manage to pull the water from the washer in this manner, you will avoid a huge mess later
...shop vac (if you have one) to the end of it. 5. Turn vacuum on and watch the drain hoses from the tub and from the pump. If the hoses collapse, you have a clog somewhere. 6. Remove the drain hose ...
...shop vac (if you have one) to the end of it. 5. Turn vacuum on and watch the drain hoses from the tub and from the pump. If the hoses collapse, you have a clog somewhere. 6. Remove the drain hose ...
...shop vac and attach it to the end of the drain hose and remove the water that way. this will normally unlock the door also check the wiring to the drain pump this does effect the door. you may aslo ...
...shop vac hose and sucked all the water out that way first. Less mess :) Hopefully will be up and running tonight. Same Problem except it wouldn't even start as reported by the previous owner before ...
...pick wedged in the blades. Worth mentioning though is the razor-sharp edge where the back of the washer has been cut open for the large sheet metal cover-I didn't realize until after I noticed blood ...
pick our model 11094570100) seems to have stopped spinning (should have know something would go wrong, previous working loads were kind of soggy) - it makes a clicking-tat-tat noise, sounds like motor
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