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Since this is a newer model I'm crossing my fingers. Have it nearly 2 years now. I really love this washing machine and would hate to go back to the old topload agitator.
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| Posted: Mon Nov 21st, 2005 12:26 pm |
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I had the same exact problem with my Kenmore front load washer and when the Sears repairman came and old me it would cost about $500 to fix I told him no way. Mine was just 3 years old when the banging started. Sears gave me a brand new washer. And I didn't have to yell to get it either. I told the repairman that there was no way that I caused the damage and that I know this washing machine has a history of problems. (After I bought it, my sister-in-law told me she was having problems with hers leaking. ) Since this is a newer model I'm crossing my fingers. Have it nearly 2 years now. I really love this washing machine and would hate to go back to the old topload agitator.
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