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..and that was to drive the bearings out/back in and smash my thumb, leaving claret all over the carpet and the imprint of a lumpy on my knuckle. 🙁
Meh, it all works. £50 of ebay parts (door seal, tub seal and new bearings) and a wet Sunday = hopefully another 10 years out of the rather good LG washer we have.
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Nice work. I'm looking at LG washer dryers as we speak...
This is just a product placement thread for Unilever.
is that what's known as "the point of no return"?
Aye.. 😯
It is amazing what you can do after watching a youtube vid of a pro doing it, and I would buy another LG any day, even today was a 'straighforward' job really, it had been designed to take apart.
You are Graeme Obree and I claim my free ultra low q-factor bicycle frame.
Woo Hoo!
IF I am the tightest man in the world (as my Wife maintains) then I'm not the only one - Phew 😆
I fixed our Bosch Washing Machine recently, rather than buy a new one 8)
....it's still going strong 3 months later. All for £15 and a couple of hours.
good work fella, I love fixing stuff.
I'm currently +1 on a dyson and a smeg cooker
It is amazing what you can do after watching a youtube vid of a pro doing it
You needed a tutorial to figure out how to hit your thumb with a hammer? 🙂
If you are going to do it right....
You are Graeme Obree and I claim my free ultra low q-factor bicycle frame.
I lol'd