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Comments (9)OK, those instructions will help!! I made it to #11 on the first one without the instructions - then gave up. I can't get the second link to load. Anything good there i'm missing? I may give it another go in a bit - I really really need some clothes to wear this week! LOL!! I"ll print your order out and pay attention when I disassemble, i'm really bad about paying attention to stuff like that. Oops! I knew the general how to take it about because the ex has replaced some brushes or something. Maybe I will have the teen come take a video of me taking it apart? Of course, I might have to mute the sound ;-) I'll let you know how I do on attempt 2. I really don't want to have to give up on this project. OK. I'm going back in! Thanks bunches!!...See MoreReplacing rubber weather gasket on sliding glass door
Comments (3)Are you referring to the "interlock" (where the sliding unit and fixed unit overlap) or the Jamb Seal (where the sliding unit closes into the shut position)? The last interlock i did for someone, the part was around $60.00. That was an Andersen....See MoreSpeed queen front loader- standing water under gasket
Comments (6)Our stacked Speed Queen washer (model SF7007WE) has the same issue. In the manual they discuss the exact issue of water accumulating under the rubber gasket of the door (see below). The drain holes are hard to see and you'll probably need a flash light. They are on the side of the gasket and NOT under it (where I was originally looking for them). I hope this is helpful to somebody in the future. Cleaning Door Seal Drain Holes Refer to Figure 4 . If there is water remaining in the door seal (black gasket), the drain holes at the bottom of the door opening may be plugged. They will need to be cleaned out so the water can drain properly. 1. Open the loading door. 2. Pull door seal back to access drain holes. 3. Using a paper clip or similar tool, remove debris from each hole. 4. Run a cycle using hot water...See MoreHow do I replace the rubber seal btwn aluminum window frame and glass?
Comments (3)Glazing durometer or glazing "gasket". Single pane or double pane window? Regardless, you will need to deglaze the window from the sash/frame, replace the seal, and reinstall the glass....See Moredigdirt2
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