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Sorry I was on a call with a bad transmission, I figured it might be helpful. The transmission is in the description. It was a property manager, if the estimate is approved, I’ll show it.

Awesome! For sharing

Yes you’re right, I probably should have mentioned if you have well water, yes definitely a possibility. I actually have a video dealing with cleaning the screens

Awesome news. I actually had a video dealing with making the screws longer . The loctite , I’m not totally sure about it. Maybe it will help, but I noticed after about two of use, it was the plastic that was worn. The loctite might make it difficult to tighten up in the future

I actually have a video on those. I was using the collars under the cap. Slip a piece of rubber on the rod. Now tighten the collar on the rubber. Lower the cap. You will have a slight gap, but it won’t hurt anything

@@appliancerepairshorts i thought about that the p;roblem is under the cap it won't keep the cap from going up and above tghe cap once it goes up it won't be pulled back down because it's not attached to the cap, i'm thinking about pounding the end of the rods round again so i can slide the caps and spring off them heating the plastic so i can compress it to make the hole small again then put it all back together flattening out the end again, just wished i could think of something quicker and easier for a temporary solution, thanks for the suggestion though....

@@abruptlyblunt no, you have to attach a rubber tube or wrap it, then lift the cap put the collar on the rubber and tighten accordingly. I have done it . Still testing it that is why I actually have not uploaded. So far so good

The board gets and sends 120 down to the element. The other half is coming in . The issue is a portion of the element is completing the circuit. You can test it on air flu. A stuck relay on the board/ motor could be similar

Excellent work, thanks for sharing that. Good job on the gloves. Those gloves I wear, offers shock protection

Appreciate your feedback

Yes you’re correct, that’s why I opened the lid to check the temperature. Thanks for noticing that lol.

Well what kind of dryer are you working on? Give me a model number sounds like you need to check the breaker first, check the child lock, door lock , belt switch, broken belt, thermal fuse.

Yes that is a bad transmission. Nothing will fix that problem until you replace the transmission. The seal got damaged and water entered the bearings. The noise is basically the grease removed. The resistance is too high, so it gets stuck. Sucks, but you might have to replacement job on your hand

@@appliancerepairshorts Thanks for the tip. I'll do it later and let you know how it goes.

@@pabloarredondo2329Post a video of your machine spinning so I can hear it, please make a video

I’m with you 140%

A massive surge. If you getting lots of lightning, turn off your breaker. Use a surge protector

@@appliancerepairshorts thank you

Yeah sometimes the wash motor can get stuck. Tapping it releases the obstruction. Another trick is putting the dishwasher on the top

Once you have done the initial step and it starts to move you or not moving, you can push the tines . The motor actually moves it. So pushing it can help the motor to get rolling

All you need is a Phillips screwdriver and my video. You can email me for more help

@@appliancerepairshorts your awesome thanks so much i decided to buy a new one

The entire assembly, yes. Sometimes you can change individual Selonoid, but not for leaks

So sorry about your refrigerator. Try unplugging for 51-10 minutes. I need more information about the refrigerator, model number. Depending on the model, it might need a start relay, board, timer, thermostat. You can email

So if you have no power and you verify that the outlet and the filter- that little white round thing is sending out 120 volts ac, yes replace the board and the drain pump. Also get a surge protector. I think one is in the description

I’ll link the parts later today. Excellent washer. I tell my customers to keep them going. Thanks for watching

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Hi there, what did you do for the fix?

You might need to remove some lint from the element. Hopefully you cleaned it out while you had it opened up. If it wasn’t a lot, the smell will go away

I've cleaned everything, it was so dirty, yhe smell disappeared and my dryer is working better than a brand new. Thank you so much for this video! It was a life saver!

Good question actually. I have one in my warehouse I’ll double check in a day or two and let you know. It will depend on the suspension rods. If they are capable of being fitted

Any update please.....!

It won't work for your rods unfortunately. Your model has the rods that you can replace all 4 for the price of one of these in the video so that's a great advantage.

If the brakes are stuck, the washer will not spin. The clutch would basically burn out. If your washer stops properly when it is done spinning, your brakes are fine. If your basket is not spinning and you can hear making noise like something is moving. If you look and see something shiny, it is the clutch

I have not had a call back from one, so it is a pretty good alternative. If you open up a switch, you will see grease on the spring.

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It lubricates and keeps the spring from getting stuck. It depends on how often you use it. It is pretty good alternative to replacing it.

Didn’t cut the hose though

So what exactly was your issue? How old is the washer? No agitation? Not spinning? Please give me more details. Also maybe a model number. Just remember washers that have a clutch are different than those that have a shifter

@@appliancerepairshorts replaced the clutch the shifter and it barley agitates it’s an Amana

@@Wetlilfinger make sure your splutch is moving freely. Sometimes you can spray a bit of WD40 just to move things up. Check your capacitor you might have a bad one. You can test it. Check all wire connections. Have you checked the tub hub?

Yep great stuff. I’m including that on the Samsung version rods. Good information

Keep me updated

So the tapping fixes the problem because the motor is stuck, and it is trying to rotate. The tap releases the pressure or debris. Normally it doesn’t come back. Also not using your dishwasher often can cause the motor to seize up. Keep your dishwasher clean and clean before putting them in.

I tried this but didn't work for me. Does it start now days later after this?

I've been fooling with mine a couple days. I saw this video, tapped on the motor twice, and it kicked in and is working great. Thank you!

@@michaelhorton7934 awesome job. Make sure you try to keep your dishwasher clean. I think i linked some product to keep dishwashers clean and running good

Appreciate you

The high loop is actually better than the air gap. In fact some states don’t require air gaps anymore. You want to keep waste water in and odors out. So the high loop is more effective against potential leaks

You are partially correct, I know that super tacky grease. It does work, but it doesn’t work on its own. The damper on the inside is a foam type material, that has some sort of grease, but Samsung has the tacky grease. I’m using something in combination on the Samsung suspension rods. I have not updated it yet. Thanks for your input

@@appliancerepairshorts You are also partially correct. The foam piece inside the capsule must slide on the rod correctly as the capsule moves through the dampening grease. If that foam has deteriorated too much the dampening effect of the sticky grease can't work by itself. With worn suspension rods, the combination of your fix plus added grease will work for all but really worn out suspension rods. I have a Samsung washer and can confirm they use very sticky grease. The "shotgun" repair method may be the best and most practical way to go, I.e. replace the suspension rods with aftermarket rods from Amazon costing $40 or so for 4 of them, and coat them with the sticky grease when installing them?

Thank you for all of your input, I have a Samsung washer and have replaced the rods three times and the new rods last about a week or less. I have the clamps and grease on the way, I hope it will work in combination to get better results.

@@johnduhart9993 keep posted

Probably time for a new washer

It works fine, you are using hot valve and getting cold. So you really don’t need to rinse. Have done this for a while. Customers have not mentioned anything. Plus it is temporary to get you by. If the washer goes into rise, it is wanting cold, but it already getting cold, so it is not necessary

Agree, on rinse cycle it opens the cold water valve and if nothing comes out, why would it open the hot water valve.

Yeah not sure what happened there. I actually have other videos on the belt installation. Let me know I’ll link it

I have a video on it, you have a wash plate or agitator?

Yes, I think I already replied to you. If not please let me know

That’s one of my passions, helping. Love hearing that. Make sure you have good water pressure and good filter.

Excellent!! Thanks for sharing

I just released it, actually there are two of them.

Let me know if you need anything. For being patient, send me your address and I’ll send you the repair kit

I would replace the splutch and probably the shifter as it may not be engaging.

@@appliancerepairshorts Thank you. Eager to open it up and check it out.

Thanks for watching!

Yes, I agree. Sometimes the little red fuse will go out and stops all power to it.

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Excellent! Thanks for sharing