Do-It-Yourself Story

Opened the machine following the instructions on the video except for the part where I have to remove the whole 4 sides of the machine to be able to remove the springs that hold the spinner. Then the plastic hinge dropped and I thought it broke, but later found out that it did not, has to be screwed in to hold it in place. After the spinner was removed out and inspected, I found that the snubber ring was still in good condition. (It was replaced a year ago- I remember). The thrust bearing kit was slightly different from the original parts but after about 15 minutes of configuring how to install the E-lock that holds the whole assembly in it was perfectly in place. The machine now works like new. Thanks for all your services and help.