either the lid switch is bad or the transmission is faulty. The Whirlpool and their subsidiaries brand(s) are well known for faulty or broken lid switches which break from the users either dropping or slamming their lids. The weight combined with force,breaks the switch and will keep them from agitating,draining or spinning.
the answer would be hydrogen
evaporation!
that would be the agitator. it moves the laundry around to 'swish' the water through your clothes.
When the washer is agitating or spinning, the spring allows the tub to move yet keep under control from the vibrations. It it were mounted firmly, the washing machine would bounce all over and the transmission would soon wear out. The spring(s) act as shock absorbers.
because it probabily filled up with limescale i would recommend you got another 1.
Improper venting.
An outlet with too many volts in it or a short.
Vibration could cause it to jump as from a minor earthquake or washing machine.
An improvement to a washing machine would likely be patentable.
I would imagine that a washing machine is more likely to wrinkle clothes.
overfilling
Appliances like washing machine, Dryer, Air conditioner takes more current to run them. Because of that the voltage drops from 110 to 75.
A washing machine cover is designed to cover the machine, yet allow the buttons to be complete visible and functional. The cover will help to protect the washing machine from dust, dirt, stains, and scratches.
the answer would be hydrogen
Yes when he was a toddler he would move around to the rhythm the washing machine made.
Try an industrial washing machine. They can easily handle a family of four's laundry.
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