On Tue, 29 May 2007 06:45:01 GMT, Gary Brady
wrote:

Ignoramus4760 wrote:
Just two weeks after warranty on our G.E. Profile washer expired, it
broke. Seems like pump does not work, there is a faint 60 Hz sound
from inside the washer when pump is supposed to pump, but no
pumping takes place.

I find this "coincidence" an evidence for intentional design where
stuff is made to break after warranty, for extra "revenue" to be made
on easy repairs and parts.

i
For this reason, I've determined that I will never buy another new
washer. I've got a service manual and intend to keep my 1981 Whirlpool
until I die. I've got a spare, though, a Maytag Performa that someone
tossed out when only 4 years old. It took 2.5 hours to fix it, no parts
needed.

Shoot, man. Just get yourself a scrub board and a galvanized bucket.
Last you the rest of your life.


Bruce in Bangkok
(brucepaigeatgmaildotcom)

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