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Old 05-12-2008, 04:46 PM
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Model Number: LST 8244BQO   Brand: Whirlpool   Age: More than 10 years   

while washing clothes, there was a loud bang from washer. I opened lid, saw nothing, turned washer back on. Ever since then, there is a metal ratteling when the washer spins. The basket is also easy to move back & forth. what could this be ?
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Old 05-13-2008, 08:02 AM
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Default Check your springs

Their should be 3 main springs on the bottom and one spring attached to the rear panel. driver brake cam.jpgthese springs attach around the base like the one pictured. You must remove the case to this washer to inspect the springs.
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Old 05-13-2008, 08:06 AM
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Default removing the case

flip up the control panel and unplug the lid switch as pictureda lid-switch-unplug.jpgpop those S clips using a flat blade screw driver and tip the case forward. It will easily come right off and reveal the lovely operating parts of this easy to fix washer.
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Old 05-13-2008, 12:42 PM
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Default how to put washer back together

Thanks for your help. My brother attempted to "fix" my washer. He attempted to take the back panel off. He got all screws off, and some plastic pieces off. Now he does not know how to put the panel back on. Midway to the bottom of the panel is flopping around, and the bottom of washer is also loose. HELP !!!
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Default The rear panel install

This here washer is a modular design. The controls, water valve,down spout, water valve, hoses and drain pipe are all mounted on the rear wall. Everything you need to run a washer is mounted on that back wall except the tub motor and tranny. To put the back on simply make sure all of its components are back on the there and sit the back side on the base. Have the case sitting off to the side. Only 2 or 3 screws hold the back to the base. The case simply clips back onto the rear wall with the S clips. This washer is so simple to work on a caveman could do it. OOPz!
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