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So I guess adding an extra spring would not help something like a 2 inch spring on top of the existing one ?

After watching many videos this one seamed to make the most sence so I decided to give it a try. I had allready tried just adding silicone grease not knowing it was to thin and olny made it worse. So I removed the rods disassambled them and removed all the old grease with parts cleaner and a brush. Then I performed the repair as shown in the vedio using the foam pad and Bounce be gone grease. The washer is now back to new again. I think you or Bens should market the foam inserts and profit a little bit for your great veido.

Hey W/D, thanks for the very informative vid. My timer is advancing in all modes except the Auto Dry function so didn't think your solution would fix my issue but tried it anyway. As I suspected, the yellow motor magnet part was not broken so put it all back together. Rather than shell out money for a new timer we're just going to use the Timed Dry function. Would you have any other suggestions for a fix aside from a new timer? Thanks again for the help....Buzz Fluhart

I noticed that you replaced the agitator on this machine. Any particular reason for that? The programming on these agipeller machines call for long agitation strokes and are not meant for an old school agitator with big fins like that. Just curious is all. Nice guide.

I am planning on trying this. I cannot find damping grease? Can you substitute another kind? I have searched amazon, Walmart Canadian tire.

Finally! Someone that explained the real problem. Thank you!

Terrific video, but your Audio is poor. Raise your mic. Level.

The video I was looking for!!

We need some more videos !! Maybe some ge washer videos!!! Maybe how to get a tub out of one I’m struggling with that right now 😅😅

Ahhhhhh great job explaining this man. I did my repair w the knock off Amazons before this but if/when they go out, I’m definitely doing this. I saved the OEM rods

Nice but not worth the money you trying to save

I also like to disassemble parts to see how they actually work. Wonder how long we could expect this repair to work.

It's not a "dampening rod", it's a DAMPING ROD. A dampening rod would be a rod to get something wet.

thanks i’m gonna break open one of the old school timers without that connector and see if i can take that price and make it work on the newer i always like to see ways to refurbish with parts i already have

So we started using the dampening grease because it was way cheaper for our customers. We havent had a call back yet!!!!

Heat or liquid nitrogen might aid in removal

If you’re gonna do a bunch of these, I would just go buy an airbrush paint set up from Harbor freight. Preferably the large paint spray pass

Simple green degreaser or any degreaser solution would probably work well. Large pack of microfiber cloths from Costco or Sam’s Club. I suppose if one is super nasty you could use a car wash Extendo brush. Overall, I wouldn’t paint any panel that you don’t need to unless you’re changing the color just masking off everything but the panel that needs paint. Dropped flop, plastic masking tape whatever

Magnetic bits are key

I would think that if you build a jig since you work on, so many of those, you might have a better time. Something basically that you can stabilize the inside and bottom if possible

Appliance manufacturers companies are built around engineering calculated points of failure

Planned obsolescence. That thing might take flight if it had an actual ball bearing wow.

lol way to create an easily calculated failure point and charge near the cost to replace the whole appliance…. Planned obsolescence… and this is why we only sell appliance stocks. Send them all to zero -… otherwise fantastic repair video. Absolutely love it. God forbid they use an electronic timer nearing mid-late 1900s technology level… lol wtf

Have you come across suspension rods with rubber inbetween the top and bottom caps. Instead of foam inserts on Samsung washer

This is gold!

After a few from the chisel hammer slack off your jack tap the plate down rotate the wash plate to the opposite sides, spray with lubricant, tighten the jack then mini jack hammer again

Sweet repair G

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Debbie downers watch out! Lol

Another great video. Thanks brother.

Are Samsung rods built the same and will this work?

Nice I'll be doing my first one tomorrow evening. I'm looking forward to it!

This place looks awesome

Great video man. Thanks for sharing new ideas on this.

I install a part number from Whirlpool Suspensions and these work for 3 models and depending on the height of the drum I use the same old support or if I want the drum lower I use the support that comes with the new Whirlpool Suspensions.

Good video. You’re a good guy. Such crappy plastic sh!t. My speed queen units will last almost forever.

Nice job, I would love to find a way to pound the inner tub back down differently. But awesome!

Amazing!

I fix these timers all the time but never knew you could do this! Thank you and I can’t wait to try this fix 😊

Great video brother!

We are definitely gonna try that at our shop! Thank you!

What about the ones with the tall solid agitator that has the big tubs. Do you get them out the same way. Some come off and some don’t but I’ve not tried it doing your technique but I’ve got everything ready to do so.

Excellent information!

Great video!!

Wow, I have never seen anyone do it like this. Seems better than the airbag technique.

Good Technique G

good video just too much rambling and repeating yourself.

Good job.....

Great content 💪

I love your watch. Is that vintage?