re: #192 Decatur Deb

With the help of the Internet (parts and YT Instructables) you should be able to fix a lot of appliances. If not, early replacement sounds more effective than screwing with $100 service charges. The agitator on my washer disengaged from the drive shaft. It turned out to need $2.50 worth of little nylon dogs.

We had Whilrpool factory engineers in our home trying to figure out what was wrong with our machine. They could not; Whirlpool wanted (at our expense, which we rejected) to send our washer back to their factory so they could figure out why it could not be repaired.

Bear in mind that the only way we could send them the washer was to ship it “by rail” from our town to their factory.