Hello, i have a 3RATW3005TQ1 ( I think) and i seem to have something between the plastic outer drum and the interior drum with the holes in it. How do i get to drum out to remove the (think its a screw) item? I also think the item has made a small hole which i am wanting to have repaired so will need to get the outer plastic drum out completely if possible?
Your washer (Admiral) is made by whirlpool, here is the video. You will have to find a wrench to take off the agitator but im not sure of what size you will need to use.
SOURCE: Washing machine
WE have a Bosch WFK 2401 with a similar problem. Will the solution involve the same steps?
SOURCE: May have an article of clothing stuck between drums
possible that ther is a piece of clothing, if you can "pop" the top and tilt the top back, you can then unsnap the upper tub ring cover, that tub "floats in the unit so you can lift it right out. as far as the f51 what was the result on that?? thas usually requires replacing trhe "rps" sensor and main control board, id call whirplool depending on age for that matter
SOURCE: Something rolling inside the Drum
The rear half of the outer tub, with bearing is part #
131525500 and it looks like the back "spider" shaft is not available as a separate part from the inner drum. The "spider" shaft is most likely worn or damaged and in need of replacement also.
131618500
Then, there's that strut
134564200
Now, two pain in the back side hours of your labor and you've got your washer back, at more than what a new one would cost! Junk it and get a new larger capacity front loader.
Please don't rate this, as anything but the top rating will lower my score. I'm just giving you my honest opinion, that your machine is not economical to repair. I've owned a LG front loader for over 6 years and think they are the best, but there are other good front loaders out there also.
SOURCE: Maytag Neptune MAH5500B leaks.
You most likely need a new outer tub,the bearing seal is shot eventually it will get gradually louder in spin if it hasn't already,you can try having the seal replaced and that may stop the leak but the damage to the bearing is already done.
SOURCE: last load of washing has lots of black dirty marks on them
From what you describe, I would agree with you in concluding that the main drum bearings have gone.
Problem is, until it is stripped down, there is no way of knowing if it has worn the drum shaft.
This being the case, then it it is really beyoind economical repair.
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It is an Admiral top loading machine
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