Do-It-Yourself Story

After removing top of the washer, I saw all the water damage (rust, mineral deposits), on the left side of the casing floor. I looked for water on the underside of all the hoses first then saw the dried rivulet traces under the cold water intake valve. I had also been noticing small drips around the front of the door boot, so I ordered and replaced both hot and cold water intake valve, the door boot, and took a can of compressed air and cleaned the dust off the motor. I sprayed the rusted spots with white lithium grease and cleaned and sprayed the struts, check the springs, and pulled the drain hoses off and ran a bottle brush through them to remove soap and gunky residue. I had two screws left for some reason, but it runs beautifully and is dry! Thank you for the patience, videos, and all you do for us foljs!!