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Posted by Mike1975 on October 29, 2008, 9:47 pm
Mike1975 had written this in response to
http://www.thestuccocompany.com/maintenance/Re-Washing-machine-shakes-268876-.htm
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You could also use some kind of rubber or soft pad under each of the feet
to reduce the transfer of vibration to the floor. My washer vibrated and
I could hear it from just about any room in my home until I installed a
product called Silent Feet. They are special rubberized vibration
isolating pads that fit under each of the washer's feet and stop vibration
transfer and noise. I got my Silent Feet from Amazon.com but you can also
find them at www.vibrationsolution.com/onlinestore.html
-Mike
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Gary Dyrkacz. wrote:
> wrote:
>>Maytag machine shakes bad. I noticed a ring of what appeared to
>> be
>>ground up pastic powder under the center of the machine when i
>> tilted
>>it back. Is the "ground" up pastic related to the
>> shaking? maybe
>>something has worn out? any ideas? thanks. Bill
> Our Kenmore has some kind of tension spring that helps damp
> oscillations. I have had to remount it twice now. The springis may
> have broken, or broken out of the mount on the frame. You will have to
> disassemble to see if it is hanging free.
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