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Re: LG F1403RD Washer/Dryer really noisey spin help needed
BobHope wrote:to be honest silverdale if you cannot revove the top of the machine i would call in the local repair agent as the repair is not as easy as you think.
bob.
lol , like it Bob ,
I took the top off and you were bang on bob.Were the large housing for the dryer outlet is sat 3 screws had come loose. I found 2 of them in the washer which I retrieved with a long reach magnet. I found a similar one in the tool box but this time I used nylon and split washers to stop them coming loose.
Just tried the washer and it’s sounding far far better , purs like a ,,,,,,, er,, washer.
thanks for the advise Bob , much appreciated.Re: LG F1403RD Washer/Dryer really noisey spin help needed
Martin wrote:A video on ‘How to remove the lid on an LG’ now that WOULD be handy…….
I dont know how to take that wether its a sarky remark or your in a similar boat as myself.
I’ve not a clue taking a washer apart hence why I asked. I asked just incase there’s hidden plastics clips and you end up tugging away not knowing till you snap them off. If it’s a case of a simple few screws then fine but I thought I’d just make sure.Re: LG F1403RD Washer/Dryer really noisey spin help needed
BobHope wrote:just a simple removal of the top covers.
Bob.
Hi Bob , do you happen to have any guides/video’s showing the removal of the covers ?.
thanks again.Re: LG F1403RD Washer/Dryer really noisey spin help needed
so is it a full strip down to access the damaged dryer housing ?
Re: LG F1403RD Washer/Dryer really noisey spin help needed
So is that the rubber band thing that was hanging down ? . Is it a job a compedant diy’er like myself can tackle ? And lastly..do you have a link to the correct replacement part ? . N cheers Bob for that 🙂
Re: LG F1403RD Washer/Dryer really noisey spin help needed
I have to confess to trying to repair the rubber outlet drainage pipe a couple of weeks ago .While trying to level the washer up I dragged it out and the plastic drainage hose took a tiny nick in it leaking water onto the floor when draining (the rubber protector that protects the house from the sharp metal of the washer had come loose.
I did flip the washer on its side thinking I could access the hose from underneath but it was then I realized to change the hose meant a strip down so I fixed the nick with a soldering iron melting the hole and sealing it.
so could me flipping it on its side cause the washer to become unbalanced ?
