I lost the small washers that hold the metal rods in place during a move. Is there a way I can find new ones that would fit?
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Ace hardware has all kinds of washers if you know size shouldnt be a problem.
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There should be an 800 number on a paper inside that you can call the manufacture. I am sure they will happily send you a new set of screws, washers and bolts
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If you can find any that have the same shaft diameter and close to the same length as the original you should be able to. If you have an office supply store near you take one caster in and see if any of their suppliers have one available.
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That was a suggestion to the manufacturer. Although you may be able to take that one to a local hardware store and see if they have any.
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You will have to find some screws. You will attach it by locating a small ring right below the design. Dependimg on how big your screw head is, you may meed a washer as well.
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I don't think they were. I'm sure they would be easy to find online though. You should also check to see if you will need a new handle/ pull thing and a flapper.
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make sure the model number of washer matches the part. You might want to call the supplier and verify that it will fit. I ordered the wrong one and had to return it, (with no problem) and reorder the correct one. Outstanding service from amazon and the part supplier.
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That's what I bought them for. They are a little narrower, but a couple of washers did the trick.
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The only thing I would do is see if the manufacturer sells replacements. If not then check hardware and hobby lobby type stores. Sorry I don't have a direct answer but hope it helps.
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Carefully use a paper clip or similar instrument to pull the tiny little washer out. And ONLY the tiny little washer. It might take a little while, just be patient.
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I assume you mean wheels. Any caster that comes with a 3/8 inch bolt for screwing in should work. Remove one of the adjustable feet and take to a hardware store. Shouldn't be a problem to match the thread on a caster.
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I'd suggest taking the screws you do have to home Depot or lowes, they could tell you which screws would match. Or contact the company, they might send replacements for you.
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Hi John. Hi I do have the ones you need. Here is the link for the correct set for your washer. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00JV1PFRM Thanks for double checking with your model number. It's appreciated. WARNING!!!!! There are other sellers now selling low grade cheap Chinese knock offs of my bearing sets. Please be sure you are buying from "FRONT LOAD WASHER BEARING KITS" when you check out. I am the only seller giving a 5 year warranty. I have them in stock and I still have time to ship them today. Many thanks. Cheers, James.
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Not sure if you are looking to replace some you lost...in that case I would think you could call the manufacturer to see if they would sell them. If you are thinking this unit can hold more Large rollers than is shown...that won't be possible as the holes are only large enough to accommodate the sizes shown. Hope this helps, Lynne
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These will fit that model number. I have to say after a 1 1/2 years, the bearings are bad again. I'm going to try 1 more set and probably let it go and see if I could afford another washer at that time. I think the design was just bad on this model washer. I'm also going to spend money on changing the shocks and springs which is essentially changing the whole suspension system in the washer. I'm also going to try and load less clothes to see if it will last longer. It did work really well when I first changed it out, but the loud spin cycle is back. I'm just trying to get more than 5 years out of the washer. We also never used the extra high spin cycle. Always changed down to high. Clothes still came out good. Don't know how much that helped in the long run.
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I happened to find some old washers about the size of a quarter. They have to be thin. First try your monitor and see if it droops. It may not. If it does, just remove vertical bolt and insert add'l washer in space. They have to be really thin!
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I have a metal frame. I don't know if this helps, but I just measured the diameter and height of the old one and searched for one that matched the dimensions. Worked for me.