Jeff Wisnia wrote:
Lou wrote:
Jeff Wisnia wrote:

Lou wrote:

Friend's washing machine makes racket while in the wash cycle. Kind
of a thumping. Ideas?

Lou


Lou,

Hire somebody to write your posts who's smart enough to tell us
whether it's top or front loading machine and what size load is in it
when the noise occurs.

But if you want an educated guess, if it's a top loading machine, I'd
say that one of the suspension centering springs has broken.

Good luck,

Jeff


Was only looking for educated guesses:-)) So thank you.

If it is a suspension centering spring what might cost be to get fixed.

Lou

Now, with that "get fixed" grammer of yours I think we're back to
wondering about that darned cat again, so why don't you just call a
spayed a spayed? G

Once again, insufficient information for much of an answer.

Does your friend live in downtown Manhattan or McCook, Nebraska? Service
call rates do vary a lot with geography you know.

The "cost" to get it fixed if it's just a broken spring would be
whatever is being charged for about a half hour long service call in
your neck of the woods plus maybe $15 to $35 for parts, depending on how
honorable/greedy the repair service is.

Jeff


Say Jeff;

You are very funny. You bitch about the posts and then give very good
info! Thanks again.

Lou
Dumb luck beats all the planning in the world.