Had a broken shack had a broken shock, replaced them and machine still shakes like crazy in spin. could the springs be bad?
SOURCE: Washer tub shaking.
soiunds as if the rear bearing is shot. not a worth while repair not under warr.open the door can you lift the inner tub up and down a bit it should have no play if theres play youll need a new bearing
SOURCE: frigidaire gallery front load washer shaking
if you have had 12 yrs of trouble free service i think it would be safe to say there fine.especialy if they are'nt impeding the movement of the chassis or drum(or disturbing the operation of the shocks)if your still not sure contact the manufacture.hope this helps & good luck on putting that beast back together.thanx for using fix-ya,& please rate all replys, THENTHEREWERE
SOURCE: Frigidaire front load washer model GLTF1670ASO
Check the shocks on the bottom of the drum. I had the same problem and had to replace the shocks because they were broken in half.
SOURCE: broken shock and drum/seal leak
Power off the wall mains. Open up the machine panel to look interiors. See if any springs or shocks (known as dampers) have broken or come off. The dampers should not slide in & out freely, if they're defective, replace. Tighten all loose wires, which may have come loose, future probs, so you dont have to open up again.
Next level your machine, front legs way up, means your machine is tilting towards you. Then adjust accordingly so that u cannot shake the machine with both your hands. Lock the nuts, only the fronts legs are adjustable, for most machines. (will get back to u)
SOURCE: washer machine is shaking terrible during the high speed spin
Alot of times with front loader machines they will shake at high speed even if the machine is level. The floor may not sturdy enough. You can put a piece of 3/4" plywood or something like that under you machine. I know putting plywood under your machine is not the best looking thing, but it should help the shaking. The product just needs to to sturdy.
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