Washing Machines & Dryers

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Yes, and not only heat but it does produce carbon monoxide also as a by product of combustion

There could be several reasons why a washer stops in the middle of a cycle, including a clogged filter, unbalanced load, malfunctioning door latch, or issues with the motor or control board. Try checking these components or consult a professional for further assistance.

Do you HAVE TO SHOUT. - It's more likely that the pump is having a problem, could be something jammed in it, or it's just getting old. . Call a good handyman or an appliance guy, they will know.

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Using a hair dryer near water can lead to electric shock because the water is a good conductor of electricity. Electric shock can be fatal when a person is immersed in water and the hair dryer comes in contact with it. It is important to keep electrical devices away from water to prevent accidents.

your washing machine makes noises because all the clothes and other materials are not balanced evenly--one side is heavier than the other--causing the drum to hit the sides of the washer wall.

A whirlpool tub works by using a system of jets that circulate water around the tub at high pressure, creating a swirling motion. This motion helps to massage and relax the muscles and provides a therapeutic and soothing bathing experience. Users can control the intensity of the jets to customize their experience.

Flat washers are called washers because they are used to distribute the load of a nut or bolt over a wider area to prevent damage to the surface being fastened. They "wash" out any imperfections on the surface and create a more secure connection.

There is usually some space around the drain hose where it goes into the drain. This usually allows enough air to get in that it is not a problem. If the washer hose is connected to the drain tight, then yes, there needs to be a vent above that connection. There may already be one above the drain if you follow it up. Most washer drains are fairly close to the main stack which allow for venting. The only question is, Does the washer drain alright? If so, don't worry about it.

if it smells musty, try leaving the door open so it will dry quicker

we have a duet front-loader, and it will smell musty if we leave the door shut, so we leave it open for an hour or two after washing clothes to let it dry out

To balance a washing machine, first ensure it is on a level surface. Use a bubble level to check if it's balanced side to side and front to back. Adjust the machine's feet as needed to achieve balance.

A common reason for a washing machine to leak as soon as it is turned on is a problem with the water inlet valve. This valve may be damaged or have a faulty seal, causing water to leak through when the machine is started. It's important to get this issue fixed to prevent further damage to the machine and potential water damage to your home.

I have noticed this too - annoying isn't it?. I wondered if it was because the seams of the shirts create some resistance against the water so the outside of the garment moves faster and the shirt turns in-side-out - just a wild guess though.

The first washing machine was designed by H. Sidgier of Great Britain in 1782.

The first patented washer in the United States was by Nathaniel C Briggs in 1797. It was a manual device. (The US Patent Office was destroyed by fire in 1836, so there are no details or drawings.)

The first electric washing machine was invented in 1906 by Alva J. Fisher.

1908 the Hurley Machine Co made the first electric one invented by Alva Fisher. The machine was called Thor.

William Blackstone did not invent the washing machine. The modern washing machine was invented in 1908 by Alva J. Fisher.

Felt made of acrylic fibers WILL fall apart when washed by machine.

Felt made of wool is actually CREATED by machine washing and drying woven wool fabric.

I haven't any experience washing felt made of polyester. Why don't your throw a small piece in with a load of like-colored laundry and test it yourself?

ist because.........in washing machine we use wter for washing..........

...water will be cotinously moving...in order tyo do that...a machine is arranged to vibter...that is the cause for vibration

..............................if u cant understand....after the time is up u just watch in never vibrates

first unplug the unit. the console has to be tilted you most remove two screw to do this one is on the far right the other is on the far left. note the new models under about six years old the screw are on the back of the console. after tilting the console you need to remove to large clips far left and right they're a goldish color use a regular screw driver to pry these out they release at the front of the clip use caution this is the hardest part of the job as a newbie. now unplug the quick disconnect on the cabinet locate under the console right hand side. now the cabinet is ready to be removed lift up and forward set cabinet out of your way. now locate the pump to hose going to it in the middle of the washer at bottom. remove the two clips no need to remove hose will make water mess pull pump forward and off push to the side out of your way. now two clips on the motor needs removed they're is two screws one on each clip they will be removed 1/4 or 5/16 then remove the clips the motor it will basicly fall off pull it out so you can see the other end of the motor that is where your coupling is located. remove it off the motor and the other side of the coupling off the transmission install new coupling reverse your steps your done thanks Joe Lecompte frenchokie@wmconnect.com im me at frenchokie

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You don't. A dryer is manufactured to run on 240 volts. By trying to run it in 120 volts the heating element will not get hot enough to dry the clothes. A typical dryer needs a 30 amp breaker at 240 volts equals 7200 watts. A step up transformer (120 to 240 volts ) rated at 7.2 Kw will cost as much as a new dryer. To run the dryer thuough the transformer the primary voltage of 120 volts would draw a current of 60 amps. A normal houshold receptacle has a capacity of 15 amps. The wire size for the primary connection to the transformer would be # 4 wire rated at 65 amps

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Luckily you're talking about a very simple machine that requires power for a heating element and a motor to rotate the drying cylinder. Any 2:1 transformer that can carry the POWER (Volts X Amps) will do the job. In today's global market, just about any respectable electrical store should be able to provide your needs in a simple stream-lined module.

Your dryer will have a plate that tells you it draws "X"amps. If it draws 10Amps at 220volts it is CONSUMING 2200 Watts (or 2.2Kw; 2.2 kilowatts). With this information your electrical retailer SHOULD be able to provide you with the appropriate STEPDOWN transformer.

I'm unable to provide specific images related to the characters from "The Village Washer" by Samuel Selvon as it may be copyrighted material. However, you can try searching for illustrations or cover art related to the book online.

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Most appliance and home repair stores carry washing machine parts for washing machine repair. Some of the more popular stores that do carry these goods include Lowe's, Home Depot, and Sears. You can also find many online retailers, such as ApplianceZone, that carry washing machine parts as well if you wish to purchase online.