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The USA is hellbent on saving the world from pollution but in India , China and Russia they pollute like no tomorrow. We clean up our air and it blows their way and in return we get their polluted air.

Always good to get things fixed without pulling out the hammer.

The door switch will interrupt the cycle and stop the washer. Replace the switch and make sure the door latch holds the door shut .

Original post was over 12 years old.

I put in a 5 micron sediment filter and a 5 micron carbon block filter after my new well did the same thing for 2 weeks. Cost of about $200 far from $10k. I have clean clear water now and have been advised by the well driller not to pump it down to a point that it stirs up sediment. A long draw...

When the power vent turns on, put a lit cigarette or something that has some smoke to see if draws the smoke in . Maybe a problem with the power vent not opening fully to pull the gas over the igniter

Pictures would help

3 pack on Amazon for 5.27

Here is the thermal fuse part number AP6008325. Google that number and you’ll find it cheaper.

Most likely these parts , most likely just the thermal fuse , but use a multimeter and check for continuity

Let’s not get way off in the weeds on this , take off the back of the dryer and you’ll see 2 small fuse like pieces like about 2 inches long , one is the high limit fuse and the other could be a fuse for the heating cycle. Happened to me years ago . Replace both usually come as a set . Less than...

Pretty much the same as what I did. Anchoring the bottom part of the beam to the floor would be easy , couldn’t do that because my floor was broken out to replace the sump pit and drainage pipe. Leaving only about 2 inches of concrete to anchor into , so I broke it out about an 8 inch square ...

I looked into the carbon fiber straps, would have cost me twice as much as the I beams and a few bags of concrete. What I didn’t like about the carbon strips is the wall where the strips would be glued in place had to be ground with diamond grinding wheels . I didn’t want the dust and I knew...

New to the forum but not new to this problem. I had a house with a block basement for 40 years, just sol it 2 years ago. The foundation had horizontal cracks mid way up the wall , 3 walls, the only wall that didn’t have cracks was the garage side . I had a contractor come in 40 years ago to cut...

Possibly a broken support spring ? Does the drum tilt to one side?