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10 year old top loading washer. Moved it out to clean behind. Now, when it reaches a higher spin speed, something is off balance and it jumps around. It is perfectly level. be sure rear self leveling ...

Left legs doesn´t move right My nsect is only two days old, at first it walked perfectly alternating the moving of the three legs at each side. Suddenly, and without a known cause, the legs on teh ...

I have no power to the fuel pump unless I jump at the diagnosis under hood. I have 12 volts to the circuit opening relay and with the key turned forward I also have 12 volts to and the leg on the co ...

when my washing machine is spinning it makes a terrible banging noise! and i cant get it to stop. also, the legs of the washer are stripped and i cant adjust them so one is higher than the other one ...

My expensive Siemens WFXD8400UC bangs and jumps around with any size load. I removed the back and top and all springs are intact and nothing looks broken? have you leveled all the legs on the unit and

timer minutes remaining jump backwards Whilst the machine is running it occasionally jumps back in remaining minutes, ie. it may have 8 mins to go & then instead of going to 7 mins it jumps back ...

I want a good workout that will target my thighs and heard jump roping can help. What type of jumping will target my thigh? Jumping from side to side with your feet together targets the inner as well ...

...jumping all over the place Was working fine then became very noisy and then banging on side of casing There is a three-legged yoke that is behind the spinning drum. Sounds like it's on it's last leg, ...

I got a 5hp mercury 1992. It's in excellent condition. I can't seem to lock the motor down. It looks like it sets on a pin and won't lock. Help the lock down only operates in reverse gear and is used ...

Replaced Goodman pcbbf112s control board with icm286 control board but it shuts down and led flashes 8 times indicating thermostat problem. Do I need to replace thermostat Remove all the low voltage ...