I got a washer/dryer from a freand and its the one thats takes 1.00 for both how can i make it work with out having to put money in all the time

BY THE TIME YOU PUT MORE MONEY IN IT, HAVE YOU PUT TO MUCH IN IT ALL READY.. YOU CAN CALL WHIRLPOOL FOR IDEAS OR THERE SERVICE TECH FOR APOINTMENT. NO MATTER WHAT IT WILL COST. WEIGHT YOUR OPTIONS GOOD LUCK

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Not the dryer but you do for the washer ... there is bolts that go in the back to hold the tub ... the bolts came with the washer went it was new... you may be able to get a set from sears...

I'm assuming that the dryer is gas, since both the washer and dryer are on the "same" breaker. I'd try replacing the wall plug before replacing the dryer. If you have a voltage tester, you should see if you are getting an honest 110 volts coming off the circuit. Since the circuit was a problem before, I would test it first and then more on.

If it's new - check if it's under warranty. Let them solve it. Save you money. You've already paid for it once.

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With an error code.
This can reset the system.
First unplug the washer and wait a 5 minutes then restart it.
It's like rebooting your computer when its acting strange!
Usually it corrects some error problems.
if they are not serious, or they are a temp glitch!




How old is the appliance?



If the appliance is 10 years old or more you it may not be advisable to put good money into bad!
New appliances are so much more efficient today that they can save you a lot of money in energy!!!!
Water,Electric and detergent! And put money back in your pocket!
The new appliance will pay for itself in only a few years!


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Sounds like there is an electronic problem.
DO NOT RUN THE APPLIANCE tillit is checked out with hands on from a laundry tech!
If I were there hands on I could be definite.

Only a hands on laundry tech can make the diagnoses.

How old is the washer?

If the appliance is 10 years old or more you it may not be advisable to put good money into bad!
New appliances are so much more efficient today that they can save you a lot of money in energy!
Water,Electric and detergent! And put money back in your pocket!
The new appliance will pay for itself in only a few years!


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Thank You

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If its a newer unit with electronics rather than the traditional
manual type the try this!

With an error code or fault code the only way to find and to repair this is,

First unplug the washer and wait a few minutes then restart it like rebooting your computer when its acting strange!
If it corrects the problem GREAT!!! WE WIN!


If not only a trained laundry tech can make the electronic diagnoses.
Like we used to be able to fix my own cars, but not today they need diagnostic equipment!
Below I referred you to a great service nation wide!

If none of these tasks remedy the problem then here is a good company that's found nation wide.
A&E Factory Service
A&E has schedulers available to take appointments 24/7
And they do warranty work too, for most manufactures!
1(800) 905-9505

How old is the washer?

If the appliance is 10 years old or more you it may not be advisable to put good money into bad!
New appliances are so much more efficient today that they can save you a lot of money in energy!!!!
Water,Electric and detergent! And put money back in your pocket!
The new appliance will pay for itself in only a few years!


You will be fine
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You have to take the top off the washer a put it aside. You no longer need the top. Then you put the two angle brackets on the front top of the washer. this is where the front of the dryer will attach. The back of the washer either has or needs the brackets put on the top (been a long time since I did this). Remove the leveling legs from the dryer. Then lift the dryer and slide it on top of the washer with the back touching the top of the washer and the front about 2 inches higher than the washer top. The back of the dryer slides into the back brackets which are on the top back of the washer. Then lower the front of the dryer and the two "L" brackets on the front top of the washer slide through cracks into the dryer. Pop off the two plastic plugs on the dryer bottom front and place a screw in each one to hold the unit in place. Replace the plastic caps and you are done.

I have a Haire combo unit. (washer/dryer) The dryer is a condenser type. I had a this problem with the dryer part of my unit. It was still under warranty at the time so naturally I called. When the tech came out he discovered that the heating element had melted the fan all over the blower elements. this problem could have been fixed, however, Haire came out with a newer model and couldn't get the parts anymore because they weren't making them anymore. Needless to say that totally sucked. But, at least the washer still works great. Upon doing a little research, I discovered that most condenser dryers do get too hot to support one or more of thier internal elements. I would not get another dryer like this without asking about this problem and if there has been any rectification of this issue and how so.