what does a pump unloader removable do for the washer ???
142894
Do you mean adjustable? Removeable is necessary for cleaning & maintenance.
982932
It is easy to remove. There is a bolt and washer holding it in place, just unscrew to remove.
1853264
take drain pump out and take to a parts store for washers and dryers and they can get you the model # from there
1327818
I have no clue. I am getting a new washer-this one was never a washing machine, takes twice as long to not do the job; they hired a musician not an engineer to make this junk.
1046115
According to the replacement part number W10049390 (&lt;&lt;&lt;&lt;this is the part it replaces) I would have to say no. But I may be wrong about that. just look up your washers model number and look up the parts list get the original number of pump and google it. it will show the latest part available. Hope this helps you.
238711
No. Only use it when you drain the line after use and don't anticipate using the washer for an extended period (for example; over the winter months). The purpose of this product is to prevent the seals in the pump from drying out and shortening their lifespan. If you use the washer regularly it's unnecessary.
490536
I don't have any experience with a front load machine. Mine is a HE top loader. The package instructions say to toss the Unstopables directly into the washer with the clothes. That's what I do. No problems for me.
1008935
You mean the pump top? You push the pin out of hinge and it comes off for cleaning. Put the pin back to reassemble. HTH.
21587
You really do not need to use the black washer (mine did not come with a white plastic piece except for a zip tie that attached it to the package). The washer just holds the magnet out a bit more "proud" of the mounting point, which makes it a bit easier to remove caps, once caught by the magnet. The only important point in the instructions is to mount the magnet approx 6-inches below the opener for best results. Although this is an expensive piece, it does work well.
1766446
Hello this would depend on how you feed your pressure washer. If you have the ability to connect a dip tube that draws fluid to your pump/pressure washer you can just drop it in. That's what I do with my delevan pump setup.
984070
you dont need the pump to remove the air you just unscrew the pump attachment all the way and the air comes out.
572371
I also have a front loading HE washer. The soap nuts work great in it. You do need to use warm water, if using cold, soak the soap nuts in warm water first to activate them.
1212297
I washed mine but it was a complete pain - just too big for a normal washer and will throw it off balance. I can't believe it doesn't have a removable washable cover.
2040964
The idea is that it makes it easier to hook the hose to the washer. Instead of screwing the hose connector onto the washer, you screw one connected to the washr and one to the hose so it connects them easily. It was worth it.
63676
Your washer should be able to pump the gray water into a sink or sewer line without the pump. The pump is best used when the sewer line is above a sink drain, for example.
1272468
Possibly....but the best way to ensure it's correct is to get the model number off of the washer then go to www.searspartsdirect.com and find the part number for the pump. The model number is located on a tag just under the lid at the back of the washer. An alternative would be to pull the old part and get the number off of it. For what it's worth I installed this on an 80 series.
1293187
I use a little less than the instructions say. This washer spins so strongly that it practically acts an an extractor, so the wash water is pretty much gone before it is even rinsed. Then it has a setting for a double rinse, which is awesome. It really gets the detergent out. I do not use HE detergent. This is the best washer ever!