Reggie, We live not too far from the airport and I about mistook our 5 yr. old GE top loading washer for a 737 just prior to takeoff. I immediately thought bad bearing - big job. Then I saw this video. I was able to easily displace the tub over far enough to see that one of the rubber straps is broken. I owe you a six pack. Thanks for putting video on RUclips!!!!!
Great video. My son-in-law overloads the washer ALL the time. Now it’s knocking; told him it was probably off balance. Sure enough; saw your video; went to check it and that’s exactly what it was. Now I’m just gonna order the part and get it done.
Thank you so much for this video! My son overloaded ours a few days ago while rushing his chores and it was making a really bad metal on metal scrapping after that. He was so worried about how he might make it up to us that he said he wanted to try to fix it. So, he and I used your video and it is fixed! I can't thank you enough.
Thanks Reggie for that video. It helped me understand why my washer was shaking and gave me the courage and understanding to dig in and fix it. Really helpful. Thank you.
Thanks for the help full video however I spent more time trying to figure out how to open the front panel then the time it took me to put the screw back in the dampening hole that had came loose. With that said you just saved me purchasing a new washer to keep the wife happy
Hi Reggie. I replaced the drive belt on my GE washer by tilting it on its side and removing the bottom plate. After I put it back together and stood it up, the spin cycle began with a loud bang and then a lot of other noises. I popped off the front and saw that the tub has 2 tabs bottom center and 2 wings standing up from the base plate. Well, the tub was off kilter and one of the tabs was stuck on top of the wing. By watching your video, I was able to figure it out. Thanks much!
We figured out how to control the off-load spin-cycle issue much easier: Bought a 2800 lbs 20 foot tow cable from Harbor Freight and wrapped it tightly around BOTH washer and dryer (they are right next to each other). This was our solution: No banging or moving around. Very silent. Couldn't be more happy. In the last 18 months since we did this, only once did it require us to re-position the towells.
TX reggie out all video I watched not one person in their video mentioned those rubber things on top stabalizers..ty sir I'm going to check it out tomorrow
Your video helped! I moved the washer using a dolly and sure enough I bent the bottom up. I used a rubber mallet to tap it back down and that solved my problem.
I dont have a GE but it's a bucket just like this one and doing the same rocking and loud when spinning. I'm gonna see what I can do today. Thank you for sharing. .
We'll, I've had a shaking washing machine for over a year. I pulled off the front and what do you know, one of those rubber things was detached at the top. I hope that fixes this problem. Thanks for the video!
Replaced the rubber bands and the spring stabilizers... Inspecting it before I put it all back together and saw the counterweight beneath the drum was no longer screwed in. Took care of that and the washer is like new. No idea if it was just the counterweight or a combination of everything.
This is so interesting. I can't wait to try it out. I let my brother do his laundry here, he put double the normal amount & now I can't wash any sheets or towels without a thunderous spin cycle. It takes a few adjustments, but I can usually balance it just by moving stuff around, but it's really annoying.
My GE washer is not spinning today and it’s been a great washer. I don’t have very much strength so how hard is it To tilt the washing machine, To see if the belt broke? In a small room
Like the video.Just had floors put in the house and they had to pick up or slide my washer to put some flooring in the wash room.Now my washer is out of balance.I washed a medium size load not too much so I know that's not it and I even moved the wet clothes around inside the washer to see if that would help but still way off balance.Is there something that may be off underneath that got out of whack when they moved the washer?It was in spin cycle when I noticed it was not near the wash room during the wash and the washer had slid over a few inches.Thanks
Depends on the brand. Does the tub look off center when you open the lid? Could have jumped off the springs. Does the machine rock when you put your hands on the frame? If so, you van adjust the legs just my swisting them
@@LeanOnYourRep is there a vid on repairing the springs? reattaching the springs. Where are the springs are those the hanging (orange) things that suspend the drum... floating the drum? Thanks, Moon
Thanks, haven't done it yet, but sounds like this should be my GE washer problem, it's banging inside against something and it's loud as hack. Cross fingers it's not a tub bearing.
I have a ge top loader, model wjrr4170eww, it was leaking water so I replaced the tub seal and resealed the transmission because the fill plug was missing and the oil was goo. When I put it back together it now won't spin, it tries to and stops, not sure what happened but before, I replaced the capacitor, no help. Any ideas? It agitates fine, I also cleaned out the level tube and I can hear the level switch click when I blow into the tube. I checked the resistance of the lid switch, that was good too, during rinse/spin the motor turns to spin and I can hear it bang then it stops.
On a different video I heard that if you use your washer while it is out of balance that it will damage the drum & is then not able to be repaired. Do you agree?
I hope are still on here and can help me with my washer. It's not a GE, but it's a Whirlpool top loader model # WTW4800XQ2. I am hoping that this fix is universal. I have that one and only off balance banging happen during the spin cycle. It usually only happens when I do towels, or blankets, and sometimes jeans.
@@LeanOnYourRep hah! Funny you say that because I was able to get the a look inside and there is only 2 springs on the right hand side (standing in front of washer) one is in the back and one is in the front. However, it looks like I maybe missing a spring on the left hand side. There looks to me like there are the holes that the spring would attach to and then attach to the rod. I am not sure if there is a spot for a second spring on the left hand side, the bleach tray is in the way if that makes sense? The springs that are there on the right hand side are extremely flimsy feeling so I plan on replacing them. I guess what I'm trying to ask you is this: should there be spring on both sides of the drum or just the right-side?
Greetings and thanks for this post. The washer agitates on certain cycles then stops and starts back on other cycles plus tub is off balance. What does that mean??
What is quickest way to retrieve a sock that has fallen between the drum and the frame/assembly. Can I simply leave the sock where it’s at for the life of the machine or does it make sense to disassemble the machine to retrieve it?
@@LeanOnYourRep Thank you Sir for your quick reply. Just because the thought of having a sock in there indefinitely concerns me, I decided to purchase one of those flexible endoscopes from amazon. Hopefully, it will provide an adequate view of the sock and I can then use either your coat hanger suggestion or some other tool to grasp it and pull it out. Thank you again Sir.
I have a Amana washing machine and when it's spin it spin and bang violent needs assistance change the suspension rods and still doing the same thing any other suggestion
Hey,it seems like my spinning tube is out of line and it’s not spinning even,it scrapes the top plastic ,do you have any suggestions please ? Thank you kindly
Hey buddy so I have a ge washer it doesn't have those top rubber stabilized arms and I changed out the suspension rods but it is still out of balance so u have any other suggestions at a loss here and can really afford to get a new one right now
My top loader is completely detached sitting at like a 45 degree angle. My girlfriend put all out pillows in at once. Do these stabilizers also hold the drum up? Or just keep it from rocking?
my machine does the same thing so violent that it put a dent from the inside out ,,machine now has a bump sticking out it was so violent ...shakes so bad vibrates everything all around it. sad
Another question, is there a water spill I need to be careful about in the house if the washer has to be tilted to get to the bottom? When I’m not using the washer sometimes if I move it I hear water swishing
We have a Hot Point top load washer(basically a GE) During the spin cycle you can hear it banging around pretty bad...most the vids i viewed showed a loose counter weight as being the problem. I disassembled the machine about 10mins ago, and the counter weight looks to be good and tight. What else could cause this problem? The 4 black rubber dampers in your vid seem to be fine. Any help would be appreciated!! Thank you
Yeah I had the same model GE from the early 2000s, we overloaded it all the time, bounced so bad it nearly came out of the washing room door lol, needless to say we got rid of it a long time ago and replaced it with a fisher and paykel brand
Hi there thank you for your cool vids and advice. My top loader washing machine drum has tipped off to one side like its off balance. Would this be the same problem as this vid you posted above?Thanks again
That usually happens if the machine was moved and place on its side. Or if you had a really off balance load in there. Look on the sides of the machine and verify that all this Springs are connected to the tub. Very easy to reconnect them
I have a kenmore 110.21252110. The technician said I need a new transmission so not worth repairing but he didn’t really look at much in the machine other than the agitator and read the codes. How can I check if I truly need a transmission? I hate to send the machine a landfill. The machine works but I feel the clothes aren’t getting as clean as before. The machine was off balance and wouldn’t spin out the water completely either. But I took care of that by coming to check the clothes and shifting them around a bit and they go thru the spin and drain that way. I got codes F7E7 and F7E6. Thank you, any advice would be appreciated.
That's a very common problem with that washer design, sometimes changing the support rods helps for a little while but then it reverts back to doing the same off-balance action. And yes overtime the transmission stem can get bent causing the tub to wobble off balance also. Got to agree with the repair person that came out to looks at it. I usually don't even service those because of that issue.
@@LeanOnYourRep can you recommend a better model of washer to buy? What should I look for? I know most brands are all made by Whirlpool now so I’m not sure where or what to look for. I feel like my dads fifty year old relic works better than anything available today.
@@lfuentes4098 in my opinion, Whirlpool is a good brand they just made a low priced machines that ended up being junk. Their higher end stuff is good. I like #1 SPEEDQUEEN, then: LG, Higher Priced Whirlpool, Maytag. NO Samsung 😁
Hello sir my washing machine is shaking like crazy my four top stabilizer arms are good the four bottom springs are good can you please tell me what is the the problem
Not sure what kind of washer you have but that's very common with GE front load washers. Regardless check the inner tub to see if it wobbles will you turn it by hand most likely your spider bearing is going out
I have a whirlpool. I left my bottle of tide next to it and it fell while it was spinning. It made such a loud sound. The machine still works but now the whole drum is loose and makes a loud noise and shakes when it first gets started. Did it break or is that fixable? Is it something that might be off track?
My GE washer starts to fill and rotate to get clothes wet. Mine starts like normal, then while filling it, it kicks into high gear. 😮 spins water up the side, thinks it now up to level. It'll start to fill after that like everything is normal
I thought it was just the rubber stabilizers making my washer off kilter. The front right had fallen off and front left snapped. But after opening it up and reattaching the right front I'm realizing it must be much more than the rubber stabilizers. The whole barrel is completely tilted to the left and is knocking on the side during the spin cycle. It's so bad that it shakes the whole apartment. I think I just need to break down and get a new washer
This is super helpful! I think I can buy these Shock Dampening straps from Walmart (Home Depot n Lowe’s dint have it) but My machine weirdly dint have the brackets or screws for it. Would you know where can I buy that from?
Thank you for your reply. Here is a link for the straps rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-53200-19255-0/1?icep_id=114&ipn=icep&toolid=20004&campid=5338435155&mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fitm%2FGE-Hotpoint-Washer-Tub-Suspension-Strap-4-PACK-Check-Model-Fit-List-Below-%2F332469841944
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You fixed my washer within 41 seconds of your video. Thank you Thank you. Now I will watch the rest to see what other gems you have to offer.
Reggie, We live not too far from the airport and I about mistook our 5 yr. old GE top loading washer for a 737 just prior to takeoff. I immediately thought bad bearing - big job. Then I saw this video. I was able to easily displace the tub over far enough to see that one of the rubber straps is broken. I owe you a six pack. Thanks for putting video on RUclips!!!!!
Great video. My son-in-law overloads the washer ALL the time. Now it’s knocking; told him it was probably off balance. Sure enough; saw your video; went to check it and that’s exactly what it was. Now I’m just gonna order the part and get it done.
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I love it when a minute into the video someone teaches me how to fix my problem. Thank you!
Thank you so much for this video! My son overloaded ours a few days ago while rushing his chores and it was making a really bad metal on metal scrapping after that. He was so worried about how he might make it up to us that he said he wanted to try to fix it. So, he and I used your video and it is fixed! I can't thank you enough.
I was able to fix my washer without even finishing you video. Thank you
Thanks Reggie for that video. It helped me understand why my washer was shaking and gave me the courage and understanding to dig in and fix it. Really helpful. Thank you.
my washer has been driving me crazy thanks to you now I know how to fix it thank you very much!
You're welcome glad I can help
Thanks for the help full video however I spent more time trying to figure out how to open the front panel then the time it took me to put the screw back in the dampening hole that had came loose. With that said you just saved me purchasing a new washer to keep the wife happy
Haven’t even watch the whole video and I’m already going to dig in to the washer you sir are brilliant thank you I got lucky finding you
Hi Reggie. I replaced the drive belt on my GE washer by tilting it on its side and removing the bottom plate. After I put it back together and stood it up, the spin cycle began with a loud bang and then a lot of other noises. I popped off the front and saw that the tub has 2 tabs bottom center and 2 wings standing up from the base plate. Well, the tub was off kilter and one of the tabs was stuck on top of the wing. By watching your video, I was able to figure it out. Thanks much!
Awesome. Now you know an easier way to remove that belt if it needs to be replaced again.
We figured out how to control the off-load spin-cycle issue much easier: Bought a 2800 lbs 20 foot tow cable from Harbor Freight and wrapped it tightly around BOTH washer and dryer (they are right next to each other). This was our solution: No banging or moving around. Very silent. Couldn't be more happy. In the last 18 months since we did this, only once did it require us to re-position the towells.
Thanks, fixed it with only 5-6 curse words. That's a win for me, took about an hour. It was pretty easy by the time we got to the 4th one!
TX reggie out all video I watched not one person in their video mentioned those rubber things on top stabalizers..ty sir I'm going to check it out tomorrow
Your video helped! I moved the washer using a dolly and sure enough I bent the bottom up. I used a rubber mallet to tap it back down and that solved my problem.
I dont have a GE but it's a bucket just like this one and doing the same rocking and loud when spinning. I'm gonna see what I can do today. Thank you for sharing. .
Thank you Reggie! You just saved us money on a new washer.
Ty for helping me out , no one mentions about the top stabilizers , I’m very great full 👍🏼
We'll, I've had a shaking washing machine for over a year. I pulled off the front and what do you know, one of those rubber things was detached at the top. I hope that fixes this problem. Thanks for the video!
Thanks for your sage advise Reg, you're our savior!
Thanks alot for your help. No more wobbly drum.
Replaced the rubber bands and the spring stabilizers... Inspecting it before I put it all back together and saw the counterweight beneath the drum was no longer screwed in. Took care of that and the washer is like new. No idea if it was just the counterweight or a combination of everything.
This is so interesting. I can't wait to try it out. I let my brother do his laundry here, he put double the normal amount & now I can't wash any sheets or towels without a thunderous spin cycle. It takes a few adjustments, but I can usually balance it just by moving stuff around, but it's really annoying.
Let me know if you get stuck. You can message me through my website www.dryertuneup.com
Same here haha
Thank you. Jist bought a old unit and will check this out.
Saved another washer! You rock...
Excellent video! Thanks so much. All good information and no wasted words. Good job and thank you!
I’ll give you a like, saved me from a repair bill
Thanks for this upload!
Thanks Reggie 🙏
Very good video! Thank you, Reggie!
No problem. Thank you
Thanks! I hope it's that simple on my 5 year old W/D unit.
I'll open it up tomorrow,...... or when I run out of clean clothes :)
I replaced the stabilizer rods and those are good cinderblock is good idk what it could be
Excellent video! Told me exactly what to check!
If the red light is blinking on the motor constantly is that mean the motor is bad
Immediate SUB. Thank u fr tht knowledge 💯
Great video brother I'm subbed
My GE washer is not spinning today and it’s been a great washer. I don’t have very much strength so how hard is it To tilt the washing machine, To see if the belt broke? In a small room
Like the video.Just had floors put in the house and they had to pick up or slide my washer to put some flooring in the wash room.Now my washer is out of balance.I washed a medium size load not too much so I know that's not it and I even moved the wet clothes around inside the washer to see if that would help but still way off balance.Is there something that may be off underneath that got out of whack when they moved the washer?It was in spin cycle when I noticed it was not near the wash room during the wash and the washer had slid over a few inches.Thanks
Depends on the brand. Does the tub look off center when you open the lid? Could have jumped off the springs. Does the machine rock when you put your hands on the frame? If so, you van adjust the legs just my swisting them
@@LeanOnYourRep is there a vid on repairing the springs? reattaching the springs. Where are the springs are those the hanging (orange) things that suspend the drum... floating the drum? Thanks,
Moon
This looks like a big pain in the butt , I ' ll give it a try! Thanks
Do you have any video on the motor noise issues?
Thanks, haven't done it yet, but sounds like this should be my GE washer problem, it's banging inside against something and it's loud as hack. Cross fingers it's not a tub bearing.
Mine is doing the exact same thing.
@@cindymerritt7622 will this same information work on a GE whre555 ok 2ww
My GE wHRe555 washer has loud noise like 2 prices steel rubbing together
I forgot to add during agitation
I have a ge top loader, model wjrr4170eww, it was leaking water so I replaced the tub seal and resealed the transmission because the fill plug was missing and the oil was goo. When I put it back together it now won't spin, it tries to and stops, not sure what happened but before, I replaced the capacitor, no help. Any ideas? It agitates fine, I also cleaned out the level tube and I can hear the level switch click when I blow into the tube. I checked the resistance of the lid switch, that was good too, during rinse/spin the motor turns to spin and I can hear it bang then it stops.
Extremely helpful!!! Thank you!
On a different video I heard that if you use your washer while it is out of balance that it will damage the drum & is then not able to be repaired.
Do you agree?
Great video!!! I teach at DC appliance repair
Thank you my friend for helping me with this video.
Awesome dude thank you so much!
I hope are still on here and can help me with my washer. It's not a GE, but it's a Whirlpool top loader model # WTW4800XQ2. I am hoping that this fix is universal. I have that one and only off balance banging happen during the spin cycle. It usually only happens when I do towels, or blankets, and sometimes jeans.
Very common for the design you have. You have to evenly distribute the towels/weight in the tub. Eventually you'll need to replace the tub springs
@@LeanOnYourRep hah! Funny you say that because I was able to get the a look inside and there is only 2 springs on the right hand side (standing in front of washer) one is in the back and one is in the front. However, it looks like I maybe missing a spring on the left hand side. There looks to me like there are the holes that the spring would attach to and then attach to the rod. I am not sure if there is a spot for a second spring on the left hand side, the bleach tray is in the way if that makes sense? The springs that are there on the right hand side are extremely flimsy feeling so I plan on replacing them. I guess what I'm trying to ask you is this: should there be spring on both sides of the drum or just the right-side?
Greetings and thanks for this post. The washer agitates on certain cycles then stops and starts back on other cycles plus tub is off balance. What does that mean??
Can those rubber staps stretch and get weak? my washer is hitting the 2 plates on the side of the motor after I changed the transmission?
Big help. Thank you buddy.
What is quickest way to retrieve a sock that has fallen between the drum and the frame/assembly. Can I simply leave the sock where it’s at for the life of the machine or does it make sense to disassemble the machine to retrieve it?
In a washer, its no harm. Might start to mold if your laundry room is in a non climate controlled location. Old school wire hanger might fish it out.
@@LeanOnYourRep Thank you Sir for your quick reply. Just because the thought of having a sock in there indefinitely concerns me, I decided to purchase one of those flexible endoscopes from amazon. Hopefully, it will provide an adequate view of the sock and I can then use either your coat hanger suggestion or some other tool to grasp it and pull it out. Thank you again Sir.
I have a Amana washing machine and when it's spin it spin and bang violent needs assistance change the suspension rods and still doing the same thing any other suggestion
Sorry man, but those are the worst design ever. Rods are a unaddressed design flaw and drive shaft might be bent, Not worth the repair
@@LeanOnYourRep okay man thanks was trying to see if I get it fix cause neighbor has one also and it doing the same thing
Ty, that will give me an idea if its cheaper to fix.
Awesome glad I can be of assistance
My washer machine belt its at end of life, If I dont find the exact Belt, how to know if Im buying one that will fit or work ?
I have the same washer where can I purchase the door latch for that model
Hey,it seems like my spinning tube is out of line and it’s not spinning even,it scrapes the top plastic ,do you have any suggestions please ? Thank you kindly
How do you tell if the suspension is worn?
Hey buddy so I have a ge washer it doesn't have those top rubber stabilized arms and I changed out the suspension rods but it is still out of balance so u have any other suggestions at a loss here and can really afford to get a new one right now
Hi my washer spinning out of control and high noise
Awesome thank you for your help.
Great video very helpful
My top loader is completely detached sitting at like a 45 degree angle. My girlfriend put all out pillows in at once. Do these stabilizers also hold the drum up? Or just keep it from rocking?
Hi please help my top loader is dropped and leaking is, it possible to fix it?
Is that the same process for all GE top loaders my is about 4 months old
You are the man!
No You The Man!!! 😄 Thank you for watching.
Thank you for this awesome tutorial it helped out greatly 👍😊
I have that exact washing machine and cannot figure out how to adjust the rear leveling feet. Are you able to help me out with that?
hi- overloaded top load Amana washer. out of balance, recommendation?
No spin and drain is it do to overloading?
my machine does the same thing so violent that it put a dent from the inside out ,,machine now has a bump sticking out it was so violent ...shakes so bad vibrates everything all around it. sad
Another question, is there a water spill I need to be careful about in the house if the washer has to be tilted to get to the bottom? When I’m not using the washer sometimes if I move it I hear water swishing
No worry if you can't see the water when washer is upright
We have a Hot Point top load washer(basically a GE)
During the spin cycle you can hear it banging around pretty bad...most the vids i viewed showed a loose counter weight as being the problem. I disassembled the machine about 10mins ago, and the counter weight looks to be good and tight.
What else could cause this problem? The 4 black rubber dampers in your vid seem to be fine.
Any help would be appreciated!!
Thank you
Same washer but when it spins it sounds like it’s spinning at 9000rpm!! Bad bearings??
If it sounds like a rumbling freight train on the spin cycle then yes bad bearing, cheap part but hard to get to
@@LeanOnYourRep yes thats it, sounds like it’s getting ready to fly apart.
Mine doesn’t have the stabilizing rubber bands does that mean the rods might need replacing?
Yeah I had the same model GE from the early 2000s, we overloaded it all the time, bounced so bad it nearly came out of the washing room door lol, needless to say we got rid of it a long time ago and replaced it with a fisher and paykel brand
Hi there thank you for your cool vids and advice. My top loader washing machine drum has tipped off to one side like its off balance. Would this be the same problem as this vid you posted above?Thanks again
That usually happens if the machine was moved and place on its side. Or if you had a really off balance load in there. Look on the sides of the machine and verify that all this Springs are connected to the tub. Very easy to reconnect them
I have a kenmore 110.21252110. The technician said I need a new transmission so not worth repairing but he didn’t really look at much in the machine other than the agitator and read the codes. How can I check if I truly need a transmission? I hate to send the machine a landfill. The machine works but I feel the clothes aren’t getting as clean as before. The machine was off balance and wouldn’t spin out the water completely either. But I took care of that by coming to check the clothes and shifting them around a bit and they go thru the spin and drain that way. I got codes F7E7 and F7E6. Thank you, any advice would be appreciated.
That's a very common problem with that washer design, sometimes changing the support rods helps for a little while but then it reverts back to doing the same off-balance action. And yes overtime the transmission stem can get bent causing the tub to wobble off balance also. Got to agree with the repair person that came out to looks at it. I usually don't even service those because of that issue.
@@LeanOnYourRep can you recommend a better model of washer to buy? What should I look for? I know most brands are all made by Whirlpool now so I’m not sure where or what to look for. I feel like my dads fifty year old relic works better than anything available today.
@@lfuentes4098 in my opinion, Whirlpool is a good brand they just made a low priced machines that ended up being junk. Their higher end stuff is good. I like #1 SPEEDQUEEN, then: LG, Higher Priced Whirlpool, Maytag. NO Samsung 😁
Hey reggie I have the same exact washer and it started smoking and not spinning smelt like a rubber burning, any tips?
Check the belt, its located under the tub
@@LeanOnYourRep the belt looks like it's still on
Thanks for this. I want to fix my Amana top loader but it doesn't have a front panel to remove...any videos on how to crack open an Amana?
Amana's are Whirlpool products you just tip them and everything is accessed from underneath
@@LeanOnYourRep oh no...that wont be easy for someone my size :(
Hey what are those rubber supports called??
Exactly what I was looking for, thanks!
doe s this top stabilizer repair apply to a ge profiie model wpre6100gowt purchased in 2007?
Yes
Hello sir my washing machine is shaking like crazy my four top stabilizer arms are good the four bottom springs are good can you please tell me what is the the problem
Not sure what kind of washer you have but that's very common with GE front load washers. Regardless check the inner tub to see if it wobbles will you turn it by hand most likely your spider bearing is going out
@@LeanOnYourRep it is a top load washer machine
When it's washing it clunks when it turn left to right it clunks
And the inner tub when I spent it by hand it spins straight
Do I supposed to spin it fast or slow
Outstanding
I have a whirlpool. I left my bottle of tide next to it and it fell while it was spinning. It made such a loud sound. The machine still works but now the whole drum is loose and makes a loud noise and shakes when it first gets started. Did it break or is that fixable? Is it something that might be off track?
great video!!!
Thank you
My GE washer starts to fill and rotate to get clothes wet. Mine starts like normal, then while filling it, it kicks into high gear. 😮 spins water up the side, thinks it now up to level. It'll start to fill after that like everything is normal
I thought it was just the rubber stabilizers making my washer off kilter. The front right had fallen off and front left snapped. But after opening it up and reattaching the right front I'm realizing it must be much more than the rubber stabilizers. The whole barrel is completely tilted to the left and is knocking on the side during the spin cycle. It's so bad that it shakes the whole apartment. I think I just need to break down and get a new washer
Liked, ty for advice.
This is super helpful! I think I can buy these Shock Dampening straps from Walmart (Home Depot n Lowe’s dint have it) but My machine weirdly dint have the brackets or screws for it. Would you know where can I buy that from?
Thank you for your reply. Here is a link for the straps
rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-53200-19255-0/1?icep_id=114&ipn=icep&toolid=20004&campid=5338435155&mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fitm%2FGE-Hotpoint-Washer-Tub-Suspension-Strap-4-PACK-Check-Model-Fit-List-Below-%2F332469841944
Can i ask a question
I have a machine need fix..the drum lean on one side in the machine
Thanks Reggie
No problem Mike, Thanks for watching!😁
What is it if it's not this?
Helped me out brother thanks
Awesome, thanks for watching Richard!
great explanation - thanks!
how do i order parts
How do you get the screws off their tight?
Which screws???
Thank you very much
The top stabilizers are ok. It looks like its not matched up equaly
first time email, long time fan! good job, so what sights or walmart type store do i find those suspension parts for my whirlpool sir?