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Well the serial # on my washer says 13817798ER and the part number on the box that i got says "Triple Lip Kit" W10116791. The guy at the appliance parts store told me not to open the box until i was sure i got the washer torn apart to where it needs to be which makes sense since shit like this usually isnt returnable.
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If your s is a series 13 then the seal you have is the right one. It changed at series 14
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Thats good news! Well i got nosy today so i opened the box of parts that i got just to see what's in it...Im like a kid at christmas...lol....So can someone give me some detailed instructions on how to do this? It came with instructions in the box but its saying i need some other revised bearing tool or somethin? wtf......this is gay.....i got the kit for $70 so now i suppose i need another $100 worth of "special tools" to do this? im sure there is a way around those, right? i have tons of automotive tools including a 3 jaw puller. There's always a way around things..........but f- it, if its necessary i can go get these damn tools that im gonna use once and cant return.............................. i can take a pic of the parts in this kit if that helps......pleeeease!
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Anyone??? im just tryin to get this done and over with. The instructions in the box say u need some revised bearing removal tool or somethin....All i really need is some better instructions with pics if possible....Can someone please help me out? now my dryer is actin up again too....i think it might be the thermal fuse again....I just cant have both broke at the same time..... :(
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Did you look at that powerpoint presentation I posted earlier it has everything in there
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Hey thanx! I totally missed that link...That washer looks alot older than mine though.....i take it they are the same inside? So i need that brake/bearing tool then? is there any other tools i will need to do this?
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It's older but should be the same,The belt and pully is different but the seal and procedure is the same You can make a seal puller /installer
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What would i need to make that tool....the one in that write up looks homemade....The appliance repair shop told me it would be $300 to repair it....Depending on what tools i need im sure i could do it.....If i can do headgaskets then this should be cake.....
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Here is what it looks like you can probably make it with PVC and ready rod v2k04 attached the following image(s):
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also have you got it apart yet? you may need a whole outer tub you can also use the old bearing and seal to drive in the new one drive the old one out with a big ass socket or something be creative I made one out of a fabric softner dispenser and an whirlpool old belt drive centerpost bearing puller that PVC cap is the diameter of the tub where the seal gets installed
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