Questions & Answers for: remove concrete block washing machine

water , do you need to remove the concrete anti vibration block ,mounted on the top of drum ? thanks in advance Just leave that concrete block there, it is to prevent your tub from taking off skywards

...concrete block to the drum 'loose'. However, these bolts can't be tightened up anymore, suggesting they are fully home. Having removed the bolts and then block, I can see the three supports are badly ...

concrete block. Most washing machines have a large weight attached to the drum, usually a concrete block. It's supposed to prevent too much vibration. Check that one or more of the bolts holding it on

...COMES IN DRY MODE, I REMOVE ONE CEMENT BLOCK FROM INSIDE. Hi jill_perigo I have a couple of question, 1. did you remove the block? 2. is the machine on a concret floor? 3 how old is your machine? ...

...ask your helper to hold it. remove the bolts holding the counter weight (concrete block) and them remove the old seal. make sure when you fir new seal it's on right position. reverse the ...

sounds like your concrete block is loose. unplug machine and remove lid check block on top of drum there is also 1 at the front of the machine below the door seal. WARNING DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN THE BOLTS

...concrete block but would not be able to remove it. I have bought the machine in Spain and have no instruction manual. The concrete blocks are vibration dampers and must remain on the machine or it ...

...washing machine to rinse it starts fast and jumps, it was only a problem at flushing and not always, but now jumps to the start if its a new machine have you removed the transport bolts or if its not ...

...concrete block come adrift? Also found a sliver of mangled white nylon in drum @ 150mm long. Cheers Rob SORRY but we have no idea here what might be wrong . service tech's test them electrically and ...

...machine has completely finished its last wash, there should not be much water left. Washing machines are usually heavy because they have a concrete stabilizer block mounted on top of the drum