Questions & Answers for: Whirlpool drum weight Washing Machines

...drum turns freely by hand? IF so then the belt would be this factor..could be off track/pulley or just stretched over perior of use. That is the main reason that dryers and washers have load limits ...

drum spins wildly out of balance to the point that it wears away the hard white plastic shield at the front. Is there some alignment guide that may need to be adjusted this is usually caused by uneven

drum won't turn Daughter put too much weight in dryer and now it won't turn. Your dryer uses a belt wound around a spring loaded pulley and, around the middle of the drum and, around the motor pulley ...

...weight is tumbling in it, and I see a split in the drum at the rear outside periphery and its not even tree years old yet. you will need to take the dryer apart, and inspect the drum and if it is ...

I had a clog in the pump filter, pump assembly fine cleared it all, now the drum is knocking in the spin mode and there is water leaking, not from pump. I read about the counter weights, the shocks ...

...competent mechanically be able to change the gasket? Could the weight of rugs have caused additional damage such as a bent axel on the drum or stripped bearings? Door Gasket replacement video ...

...seems that the drum is loose as i hear it moving all around. Sounds like the concrete weight is broken. It stabilises the unit while spinning.If the drum moves inside the tub, the bearing has ...

...HAVE A PROBLEM IN THE CONTROL BOARD, OR MORE LIKELY THE COUNTER WEIGHT OR BALANCE STABLELIZERS ARE BAD? THEY ARE WHAT BALANCES THE DRUM IN THE WASHER. AND CAN CAUSE AN UNSTABLE LOAD AND ERROR

...weight LOL what type of water and what did you put in the drum so its a 7KG machine so you can put in 7KG of matter to then get wet and get washed You might find the answer to your questions, so ...

...Drum Capacity as per Manufacturer Specifications (in cubic feet): The manufacturers began using cubic feet capacity numbers only recently. Previously, they used relative terms such as "Large" or ...