Well, this is very helpful to get the front panel off, thanks, but my Speed Queen is only about 3 years old and in great shape and I don't think I need to clean it to this level yet. What I do need to do is find and fix a leak on the rear right of the washer. A very small leak, but it's there, and only appears after the washer has been running for about 7-8 minutes. Drain hoses and fill hoses seem fine. I need to find a way to access the back, so will see if I can get the back panel off the same way as the front. Definitely saving this video for future reference!
Loved the video, just what I was looking for. I enjoyed your presentation. To those taking time to complain about the speed of the written instructions and/or the music...you gave the power to turn down the volume and pause the video to read ar your own pace. Just say thank you and move on.
Used a winch strap slid under the agitator for leverage. took a bit of muscle still but popped right out with no casualties also used a watering can to rinse the inside of the attached basin put it on spin to drain. Great video! Saved me money and gave me an oportunity to take stuff apart
There is no audio commentary, so mute the music if it's not your jam. If it's too fast to read and you don't want to pause it. Go to the settings ( the little gear at the top next to the closed caption box) and you can speed up or slow down any videos play back speed.
I did not see that you illustrated how to remove and clean the detergent dispenser. The on on my washer model ATG50FG looks quite nasty but I don't see how to remove it.
The fabric softener dispenser assembly came apart in the wash and surprised me. I saw three parts. Came to RUclips to see how they snapped back together. Thanks!
I was unable to get the agitator off with my muscle power but found a trick, also on the internet, that worked really well. Put an uninflated bicycle tire tube underneath the agitator and then pump the tube up. Popped right off! Spent $7.49 instead of approximately $50 for the agitator removal tool parts. Would also be helpful to have which way to turn the socket wrench to unscrew the inner wash tub screws. They were so tight that I couldn't tell. Great video, so helpful. A fun FYI, I emailed Speed Queen for technical assistance...and they sent me the link for your video! Great job, :)
I need to replace the knob on my old Kleenmaid washing machine as it now just spins freely. I can't find any video showing how to change this. Can anyone help?
I think this would be a lot more helpful if it was an actual video (instead of still pictures) showing how the pieces come apart? I actually like the music but would also like some commentary on how each step is accomplished.
Kim - thank you for this video! It is the only place I have been able to find a picture of what the washer looks like *after* the agitator has been removed. Our agitator is busted (broken fins) and we need to replace it. Looks like we're going to hacksaw the top off and remove it using a combination of muscle, interior leverage and WD-40. These beasts are clearly not meant to be disassembled. Also, the music is great!
Put it on mute, use "pause" and/or rewind, talking unnecessary because it is a 4 minute slide show which almost perfectly depicts the task at hand. Just sayin, skyguy.
I wonder if that product CLR would be safe to use for getting behind the wash tube......except they said that because of water conservation the water never reaches the top two inches of the tub. Also I wouldn't know what products would be harmful to the seals. Hmmmm?
I have a Speed Queen washer and dryer that are about 6 years old. For the first few years I had them, they were used pretty heavy by additional people in the household and others who needed to use it to do their laundry - I'm going to say a good 10-12 loads per week. I have no idea how I didn't know this, but I only just discovered (by accident) that there is an area under the softener dispenser (inside the agitator shaft) that gets absolutely disgustingly dirty and moldy if not cleaned. I've never cleaned mine. I was pulling a heavy quilt out of the washer today and it caught on the dispenser and pulled it off in one piece, revealing that hidden chamber in the agitator shaft. I'm not putting anything else in that washer until I clean this... so gross! Just goes to show that you can get completely complacent about how 'clean' things are when you don't realize what's in those hidden areas.
*Ever since the child hood ⌐⌐>**allmy.tips/speed-queen-dryer?84f** it was always mom saying Maytag. When talking to friends and neighbors about set appliances. Tried and tested. Great product.*
Nee help Please , have done what you have shown , assembled the machine but have a hassle , the washing machine was working fine before , but now after the clean the machine will go through the wash cycle but at the rinse cycle as soon as it starts to spin it stops just before it picks up speed , what have i done wrong , can you please help ,my email peetcronje@gmail.com
Well, I finally found this AFTER we just did ALL of this except the outside of the inside tank. (I found NO help last night online) I think we will save that for the next scheduled cleaning. I will be doing a regular soaking in hot water with vinegar and some baking soda now that I know about this issue. Who would have thought! I love the washer, and I guess I am happy that #1: What we just went thru is now verified by this post, and #2: it was all accessible! Thank you for posting this. This is EXACTLY what I was wishing I would have done from the begining of our project, but it was NOT a planned project. I will be sending this link to my cousin. (BTW, ours was way worse than this and I don't use fabric softener which is what I would have thought would have made one so bad)
Great video. I'm a very slow reader so it would be much better at half speed or even quarter speed. My real problem is my washer puts holes in my clothes when I was them. I'm hoping I'll find the problem when I clean it.
Good video to up skill youth and unemployed to gain experience and practice on unused machines...perhaps maintenance costs will be much cheaper and competition to those so called professional appliance techs that charge us ridiculous high prices that is close to economically priced new items, something manufacturers need to think of ,so that every town , city country have an accessible ratio of 1 : 30 MACHINES in every designated area that these machines are sold to, companys should have data stats to support this idea...
Yuck ! You just convinced me to buy a new machine. I would of had nightmares of people washing kids diapers in my used Speed Queen. Will still keep address of this video. Thanks !
I just bought one of these washers, superb machine. Excellent video on maintenance for the speed queen, and the basic idea pertains to other brands as well. Keeping it clean like this should help extend component life and guarantee clean smelling clothes. Most people don't realize the harsh environment washers have to endure.
the part that we all wanna see u left out of the video wtf
Well, this is very helpful to get the front panel off, thanks, but my Speed Queen is only about 3 years old and in great shape and I don't think I need to clean it to this level yet. What I do need to do is find and fix a leak on the rear right of the washer. A very small leak, but it's there, and only appears after the washer has been running for about 7-8 minutes. Drain hoses and fill hoses seem fine. I need to find a way to access the back, so will see if I can get the back panel off the same way as the front. Definitely saving this video for future reference!
Loved the video, just what I was looking for. I enjoyed your presentation. To those taking time to complain about the speed of the written instructions and/or the music...you gave the power to turn down the volume and pause the video to read ar your own pace. Just say thank you and move on.
Slide show
I can’t find a vid to show me how to access the fill switch Help me please
Great video! Hot water made it pop out easily. First good cleanout after 24 years in use. Thank You!
The video went so fast I didn’t even have time to read what it said.
Used a winch strap slid under the agitator for leverage. took a bit of muscle still but popped right out with no casualties also used a watering can to rinse the inside of the attached basin put it on spin to drain. Great video! Saved me money and gave me an oportunity to take stuff apart
good if your a ameture
Worst video of all times
Stupid video stupid music annoying
Stray cats sounds
Need better instructions, rather than stupid and unneccesary music!
Funny how Kim has never once responded to a comment nor uploaded any other videos.
There is no audio commentary, so mute the music if it's not your jam. If it's too fast to read and you don't want to pause it. Go to the settings ( the little gear at the top next to the closed caption box) and you can speed up or slow down any videos play back speed.
Took the front panel off my awn432 today and found a hinge stop clip laying in the front of the washer… where does this piece go? Thanks.
Did you find an answer? I have awn432 and the spin basket is crooked. I wonder if something came off that I don't know about.
Slow down words
I did not see that you illustrated how to remove and clean the detergent dispenser. The on on my washer model ATG50FG looks quite nasty but I don't see how to remove it.
The fabric softener dispenser assembly came apart in the wash and surprised me. I saw three parts. Came to RUclips to see how they snapped back together. Thanks!
Show me how to replace a drain hole for a 2020
Can you read that fast?
Pause.
I was unable to get the agitator off with my muscle power but found a trick, also on the internet, that worked really well. Put an uninflated bicycle tire tube underneath the agitator and then pump the tube up. Popped right off! Spent $7.49 instead of approximately $50 for the agitator removal tool parts. Would also be helpful to have which way to turn the socket wrench to unscrew the inner wash tub screws. They were so tight that I couldn't tell. Great video, so helpful. A fun FYI, I emailed Speed Queen for technical assistance...and they sent me the link for your video! Great job, :)
I need to replace the knob on my old Kleenmaid washing machine as it now just spins freely. I can't find any video showing how to change this. Can anyone help?
This took some figuring out, but you have the only instructions I could find online. I got the inner tub cleaned like I wanted to - thanks!!!
Exactly the info I needed to clean up our speed queen. Thank you!
Make the video bro...you've got some skills and know how. Show it please...
Thank you you did me a service did not know how to take it apart
This is the crappiest "how to" video I have ever seen!
Brian Setzer music and no videos, ladies and gentlemen!
Video helped and I for one enjoy led the music. Mute button people, geez.
I think this would be a lot more helpful if it was an actual video (instead of still pictures) showing how the pieces come apart? I actually like the music but would also like some commentary on how each step is accomplished.
Kim - thank you for this video! It is the only place I have been able to find a picture of what the washer looks like *after* the agitator has been removed. Our agitator is busted (broken fins) and we need to replace it. Looks like we're going to hacksaw the top off and remove it using a combination of muscle, interior leverage and WD-40. These beasts are clearly not meant to be disassembled. Also, the music is great!
The MUSIC SUCKS SUCKS and TRIPLE SUCKS....
Agreed, get rid of that music, slow the video down, and do some talking you'll get a lot more likes.
Put it on mute, use "pause" and/or rewind, talking unnecessary because it is a 4 minute slide show which almost perfectly depicts the task at hand. Just sayin, skyguy.
RUclips has a video speed feature
Worked for our 2017 AWNE825P when we got a small roll pin stuck between the drum … thanks … Loved the music … ;-)
How about a 1977 model na2510w ? Taking the agitator out and the inner tub? Will not empty all the water....
Water pump issues perhaps
Or! you can just use washer cleaner like normal people and vinegar in between and you are fine.
I wonder if that product CLR would be safe to use for getting behind the wash tube......except they said that because of water conservation the water never reaches the top two inches of the tub. Also I wouldn't know what products would be harmful to the seals. Hmmmm?
I want to punch this video in the face because of the music! But it did help me learn how to remove the front panel.
I loved the first song =P
I have a Speed Queen washer and dryer that are about 6 years old. For the first few years I had them, they were used pretty heavy by additional people in the household and others who needed to use it to do their laundry - I'm going to say a good 10-12 loads per week. I have no idea how I didn't know this, but I only just discovered (by accident) that there is an area under the softener dispenser (inside the agitator shaft) that gets absolutely disgustingly dirty and moldy if not cleaned. I've never cleaned mine. I was pulling a heavy quilt out of the washer today and it caught on the dispenser and pulled it off in one piece, revealing that hidden chamber in the agitator shaft. I'm not putting anything else in that washer until I clean this... so gross! Just goes to show that you can get completely complacent about how 'clean' things are when you don't realize what's in those hidden areas.
I've just discovered this about my machine! How did you get the inside of the agitator clean??
Hahaha suprise! Glad you found out so you can be real clean. 😊
a bottle brush would work well. ...2 years later😝
*Ever since the child hood ⌐⌐>**allmy.tips/speed-queen-dryer?84f** it was always mom saying Maytag. When talking to friends and neighbors about set appliances. Tried and tested. Great product.*
Nee help Please , have done what you have shown , assembled the machine but have a hassle , the washing machine was working fine before , but now after the clean the machine will go through the wash cycle but at the rinse cycle as soon as it starts to spin it stops just before it picks up speed , what have i done wrong , can you please help ,my email peetcronje@gmail.com
Worthless video showing mostly text and crappy music
Omg...I assume you like ONE genre of music, and all others suck. Open your pallet
Well, I finally found this AFTER we just did ALL of this except the outside of the inside tank. (I found NO help last night online) I think we will save that for the next scheduled cleaning. I will be doing a regular soaking in hot water with vinegar and some baking soda now that I know about this issue. Who would have thought! I love the washer, and I guess I am happy that #1: What we just went thru is now verified by this post, and #2: it was all accessible! Thank you for posting this. This is EXACTLY what I was wishing I would have done from the begining of our project, but it was NOT a planned project. I will be sending this link to my cousin. (BTW, ours was way worse than this and I don't use fabric softener which is what I would have thought would have made one so bad)
is speed queen part of Alliance Laundry Systems
mine says Alliance...my husband JUST showed that to me as I was reading this
This is like my washer and this is a great video but the tube seal leaks how do I get to that?
Great video. I'm a very slow reader so it would be much better at half speed or even quarter speed. My real problem is my washer puts holes in my clothes when I was them. I'm hoping I'll find the problem when I clean it.
LOL..I had to pause a lot too, but it's all good. Would have had to anyway.
you can do this in the settings... the little gear icon at the bottom right of the video.
Good information--too loud of music!
Good video to up skill youth and unemployed to gain experience and practice on unused machines...perhaps maintenance costs will be much cheaper and competition to those so called professional appliance techs that charge us ridiculous high prices that is close to economically priced new items, something manufacturers need to think of ,so that every town , city country have an accessible ratio of 1 : 30 MACHINES in every designated area that these machines are sold to, companys should have data stats to support this idea...
turn your volume down.
I don't understand why viewers need ANY music whatsoever. It's VERY annoying. I muted the sound.
Yuck ! You just convinced me to buy a new machine. I would of had nightmares of people washing kids diapers in my used Speed Queen. Will still keep address of this video. Thanks !
Not a bad video after I hit the mute button.
I just bought one of these washers, superb machine. Excellent video on maintenance for the speed queen, and the basic idea pertains to other brands as well. Keeping it clean like this should help extend component life and guarantee clean smelling clothes. Most people don't realize the harsh environment washers have to endure.
for sure!