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    Opened up my leaking Kenmore Washer, found leak at base, in middle of drum during mixing cycle. Any ideas on repairing it?

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    0  Views: 471 Answers: 4 Posted: 13 years ago
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      Here's one that is usually good: http://www.ehow.com/how_4797287_fix-appliances.html

      13 years ago. Rating: 1
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        Dardaigh

        Google or Bing?
        commented 13 years ago
        Shootah

        Google
        commented 13 years ago
        Dardaigh

        Hmmm...I thought the guy had a hole in his drum....LOL.
        commented 13 years ago
        Shootah

        Sometimes it is not always so easy to find where a leak starts, in that many leaks will flow to another point before they actually start dripping. This is especially true when your view is an obstructed one.
        commented 13 years ago
        Dardaigh

        I think this is why God made males and females... :D
        commented 13 years ago
        Shootah

        To find where things leak?
        commented 13 years ago
        Dardaigh

        LMAO....um, why yes! :)
        commented 13 years ago
        Shootah

        My life is complete now...I know my reason for existence! Got any leaks? LOL!
        commented 13 years ago
        Dardaigh

        Ha ha ha...are you a plumber? I know you are a navy man, so used to water.
        commented 13 years ago
        Shootah

        Actually, I'm a very good plumber with many years of on-the-job experience!
        commented 13 years ago
        Dardaigh

        Yes...I'll bet you're very good with all that experience.
        commented 13 years ago
        Dardaigh

        Oops...double post...sometimes you can't tell if it's "taken" the click or not.
        commented 13 years ago
        Shootah

        LOL!
        commented 13 years ago

        This repair forum may be a good place to start.


        http://www.applianceblog.com/mainforums/forum13/

        13 years ago. Rating: 0
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          try liquid fibergass

          13 years ago. Rating: 0
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            Hi,I repaired a few washing machine leaks with liquid fiberglass..it smells strongly for a while,but its effective..Frankoolio

            13 years ago. Rating: 0
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