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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Bunbury WA
Posts: 1,409
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Hey mates,
Have just been reading back through the good old thread... http://www.fordforums.com.au/showthr...achine+problem Lottsa laughs, and good indication of what it is that drives the FF's, we like mechanical things and fixing them. My prob is this... My daughters top loader, an old Westinghouse 425. The pumps, motors and etc work fine, but the 'knob head' that you use to select a program does not advance (i.e. rotate automatically) through the cycle. iow, it stay put on the sector you set it to. I've squirted a bit of Contact Cleaner and Inox here and there, both sides of the top panel. Don't worry, I'm pretty good with appliances, always unplugged when taken apart. Done this kind of stuff plenty of times. Any thoughts on the fault much appreciated. Cheers.
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Washing Machine Prob.
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