Re: Washing Machine Buzzer, Help?

Thank you. The good charity would be me and all this crumb snatchers I have running around.

Thank you again,
Fred


mm wrote:
On Fri, 30 Mar 2007 22:38:28 -0400, Fred Wilson
<faNOWilsonSPAM@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hello all,

About two weeks ago, our washing machine started to have issues. When they thing switches cycles, such from wash to rinse, or from rinse to spin and the buzzer barely sounds then it will sound in full force. The machine will continue its cycle.

It is not a balance problem. How do I know? I ran it empty to see if it would do it without a load in there, and yip thar she blows.

Any idea what might be going on here? Is it an easy fix or do I put this 3 year old washer out to pasture?

The most you need to do is disconnect the buzzer.

I don't think my washer even has a buzzer or any other noisemaker.
The dryer does but I'm usually upstairs and don't hear it.

I wouldn't buy another washer just because one buzzes too much.

Whatever money you save, you can give to a good charity.

Thank you,
Fred

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