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[quote=gabeTBP;924507]I have the Whirlpool WTW5105HW1 washer...super noisy spin cycle. I replaced the belt system and that didn't make it any better.

I've been clicking around on here a bunch reading about the suspension rod kit...but before I go there I wanted to find out if this model is suppose to have the tub springs that connect to the top of the tub or the balancing springs that typically connect to the bottom back of the tub?

Right now it has neither of those spring system. So if it's supposed to have springs I want to try that before doing the suspension rods.

Thanks!

Gabe [/quote]

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gabeTBP	Posted: Saturday, January 21, 2023 6:26:31 AM(UTC)
	I have the Whirlpool WTW5105HW1 washer...super noisy spin cycle. I replaced the belt system and that didn't make it any better. I've been clicking around on here a bunch reading about the suspension rod kit...but before I go there I wanted to find out if this model is suppose to have the tub springs that connect to the top of the tub or the balancing springs that typically connect to the bottom back of the tub? Right now it has neither of those spring system. So if it's supposed to have springs I want to try that before doing the suspension rods. Thanks! Gabe

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