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79641373210 Kenmore Washer - Instructions
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found a leak in the cold water inlet valve- one of the seat gaskets was bad
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Thomas from Salisbury, NC
- Easy
- 30 - 60 mins
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Pliers, Screw drivers, Wrench (Adjustable)
found a slow leak in one of the valve seat gaskets and decided to replace the entire valve (also did the hot inlet as well just in case). Unplugged unit, detached water hoses (replaced these as well), moved the washer out about 12" from the wall. With Phillips head removed the washer top. With pliers removed the hose clamps off the val
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ve heading to the detergent dispenser (be sure to keep track of what hose goes to what nipple). Detached electric clip from each solenoid. Using Phillips head removed the valve. Use reverse order to install new valve. Ran the unit through a long cycle with the top off to ensure there were no leaks.
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Water acculmuation in the drum when not in use
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JAVIER from BEEVILLE, TX
- Really Easy
- 30 - 60 mins
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Pliers, Screw drivers
I ran the spin & drain cycle to empty the drum,I waited to be see how long it took to see a noticeable level of water in the drum (1-2hrs).decided to check the cold water valve first.Found that there was rust forming around the solnoid piston,making it hang up,most of the time it tryed to open, or close. cleaned with light sand paper(pist
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on), and ordered part with parts select. Which was real easy,because of the knowledgeable staff,parts came in as promised,and in good shape,and most important of all it was the exact replacement part. My wife is HAPPY,which makes my life good too! THANKS Parts select..
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