I could be way wrong, I'm not a washer repairman. $400 repair is buying a new washer huh?
The new front loads use less water. I have always ben fond of Maytag, but I don't have a front loader yet. I've heard that places like Home Depot and Lowes have decent prices. Sam's, BJ's, Cosco, may have great prices also. Check the Consumer Reports website (I assume they have one) and see what it rated highest; for your consideration. Best and hopefully it all goes smoothly. On Thu, 9 Jul 2009, Joy Cyr wrote: > Thanks, ... that was along the lines I was thinking, and I so wanted to be > wrong!!! > > Anyone have a favourite washing machine they'd like to recommend? The last > repair on this thing was four hundred dollars and I'm not doing that a second > time! > > > > > > sounds like the level senser is effected. > But if it didn't do it's draining when it should, it might be the timer > telling parts what functions to perform. > > On Thu, 9 Jul 2009, Joy Cyr wrote: > >> To all you knowledgeable people, I'd like some advice please. My washing >> machine got rather dramatically ill this afternoon. I don't believe I'm up >> to repairing it myself but if anyone can help me to understand what is >> happening before I have to deal with a repair person I'd feel a lot better. >> (Especially since the person I usually hire is not available.) >> >> I have an apartment sized World Pool, about eight years old. It has a >> permapress setting that I was using today when this started. In this setting >> it fills, swishes for a bit, partially drains, refills and then continues >> through the cycle. During the rinse (fortunately I was nearby) I noticed >> that it hadn't done the partial drain, and now it was filling again. Its >> been a while since I used that setting so I thought maybe I had missed >> remembered. Well it kept filling and while I did realize something was wrong >> fairly quickly unfortunately not before the blasted thing over flowed. I got >> it draining and began the clean up. I mainly used towels and hoped that if I >> used a different setting all would be well. So I put the towels in. It began >> normally, filled to the right level, started to move, than stopped and >> started filling again. I've tried it on a variety of settings, unplugged it >> and replugged it (I learnt to my horror last summer that its most expensive >> little p > ar >> t is a computer chip so thought a sort of reset might help), but every time >> I try to restart it it wants to keep on filling. Any thoughts? >> >> Sorry for the novel, ... didn't think there was a point in half the story! >> >> Yours sincerely, >> Joy >> >> Please take a few moments to browse and enjoy >> my original artwork at: >> www.tigerfeathers.ca >> >> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >> >> > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > >
