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Need help with white goods? Anonymous 03/10/15 (Tue) 22:26:07 No.190

Washer repairfag here, anyone need some info about repairing things like that?

Also got a question: is pic related (Mechanix gloves that is) good? Most cheaper washers are freaking sharp inside, especially machines with a removable rear panel.

Anonymous 03/11/15 (Wed) 03:31:18 No.191

>>190
Don't get gloves too bulky. Im not familiar with wearing Mechanix, but I do know the plastic bits snag too much.

Can you help me with my dryer? How to diagnose with my multimeter? I dont know how to test the heater elements and I guess mine has two or some shit.

Anonymous 03/11/15 (Wed) 12:48:19 No.192

>>191
Normally, when a element goes kaboom, it should give infinite Ohm on the meter, which means ded element.

Or you could try pressing the safety switch for the heaters first, if it has one.

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