Appliance parts

[irie feeling]

Found what looks like a good source for appliance parts.
www.partselect.com
They had the doorclosure clip for my dryer with a good photo of clip.
cost $3.28 +s&h

[Captain Tuttle]

I just used them to get a part to fix my oven. Cheap and fast shipping.

[Hockeyfan]

Nice. I had to buy some crap for my ge dishwasher the other week. Bought from ge and paid a mint.

[irie feeling]

The clothes washer was leaking "frum up undah" so i pulled the front panel off to investigate. The tub seal had failed, but darn if I didn't prove the existence of the sock monster!
theres an old bra and an old sock down under there.
Called a pro to fix it.
Seal only cost $24, but ya gotta pretty much got to disassemble the machine to get to it.
at least a couple hour job.
I don't have the tools or someone to watch the kid while I "gut it". Can see the child now, running off and hiding small parts I remove. (giggling the whole time).
Yeah, let a pro handle it.

[Hockeyfan]

Buy new.

[irie feeling]

The washing machine is catastrophic. Time to "put it to pasture",says the repairman. Main bearing and tranny are real close to going. Tub seal is gone..
No charge. Cost to repair is equal to a new unit. We'll be shopping for a new model soon I suspect.

[Hockeyfan]

Originally Posted by Hockeyfan

Buy new.

Boom

[irie feeling]

Vintage would be cool.
Bought new.
pretty hi-tech device.
no agitator, senses how little water it needs, defaults for cycles.
Sha-zaam.

[57plymouth]

Hire a pro.

[irie feeling]

Originally Posted by 57plymouth

Hire a pro.

I did. He said get a new one. So I did.