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This water inlet valve controls water flow to the refrigerator's dispenser and ice maker, restoring proper water supply when the valve fails. Direct-fit replacement that helps stop leaks, no water flow, or intermittent dispensing. What it does:
The belt was off of the pulley and the idler wheel was worn out. I replaced the idler pulley and the spring and put the new belt on and the washer is working fine now. Read more
I replaced the belt and the tensioner along with the spring for it. The tensioner c clip was hard to get to. There wasn't much room for my hands. Read more
Removed motor/pump to gain access to hose. Hose could be replaced with out removal of motor but I wanted to install new hose with out any excessive bending and twisting. Found original hose to be to small for hole in tub - not a tight fit. Ordered replacement hose (actual Frigidaire replacement) it fit very snug. I also added some extra flexible rtv to the grove in the hose that attaches to the tub for a more permanent seal. Reinstalled motor/pump and tightened hose clamps on pump. Let set for... Read more
This removable cup holds liquid fabric softener and releases it during the rinse cycle of the wash. Located in the washer's dispenser drawer or agitator, it should be replaced when fabric softener doesn't dispense properly, the cup is cracked, or softener residue cannot be cleaned away.
I like fixing things and I like my 15 year old Frigidaire GLWS1649AS2, so I wanted to fix it. What I discovered, apart from what's seen in the videos: I went through all the research and started taking apart the machine thinking I needed a new spin bearing and wanting to see if and what I could do. I was willing to find I couldn't do anything, buy a new machine and trash this one. I thought I'd play it safe and also planned on the tub seals. Once I got the tubs out (the point at which I... Read more
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