Frigidaire Washer Repair – How to replace the Bellow

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Title	:	Frigidaire Washer Repair – How to replace the Bellow
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Excellent Excellent video!!! Thank you very much!!
Comment from : @randallpatterson2427

Great video
Comment from : @Bscottcoll98

Thank u kindly
Comment from : @GrowthGuided

Thank you for doing this It frustrates me just watching you install that bellows Ugh
Comment from : @cblord5

I couldn't get the spring on, tried with and without the counter weight Ended up over stretching the spring Washer to the dump
Comment from : @mikebaker5265

Great video! I was able to make this repair! I’m a 65 YO lady with mechanical skills! I only needed help with the spring around the bellow My hands were not strong enough and those 2 plastic holders kept popping off I used 2 clamps but needed more, so I asked my boyfriend for help It took 4 hands and the 2 clamps to get the spring on! I was able to put it all back together by myself and NO Leaks! Thanks for the video Another video did not remove the front panel and I was not able to get the bellow out until I removed the front panel I saved myself a lot of money by using this video!
Comment from : @kathyfritz4297

Excellent instruction Got me through the job The little wedges that came with my kit were useless They were to big to jam in there Was quite the chore brbrDefinitely not an easy fix, but someone with experience fixing things can do the job with a second set of hands for holding Cheers
Comment from : @seanmetcalfe6268

thanks friend without your video explaining step by step I would not have replaced that gasket very complete and explained thanks again
Comment from : @omarplanas3685

Great video Thanks
Comment from : @caroledodge9675

Crucial to all of this is sending a curse into the sky to whichever team of engineers designed this awful piece of rubber
Comment from : @claytonyoung5140

I am really struggling getting the bellows back he seems to be fighting it too and has his head in the way during the early important phase
Comment from : @christian53050

Not exactly a fun job especially without the pins to hold the inner spring Believe it or not I just used my feet instead of the pins since you either need 4 hands or those pins to do this job Not fun but got it done I just had removed it to clean the bellow Soaked in bleach water for 12 hours and really cleaned it up a ton If you have mold you will NOT make much progress without removing the bellow for cleaning off of the washer Simply put you’re only seeing a fraction of what’s there when it’s installed Given my washer is 165 years old and it was the only time I’ve had it off - I’m not complaining too much
Comment from : @briantii

Thank you for your help on the installation of the washer door seal it was very helpful
Comment from : @ricklucero3046

Good video Saved me a lot of problems!
Comment from : @tedrice1026

The best advice I can give is soap soap soap! I couldn't get my boot on without it It was driving me crazy! Whoever designed these things should be shot! I don't see any reason why they can't make the flanges and the grooves bigger! One of the most frustrating things I ever did But I got it done
Comment from : @christopherloffert880

Excellent video Debated on buying a new washing machine but didn’t want to dish out the money Bought the boot and followed these instructions step by step Grateful for this video and the almost exact washing machine model It made my fear easier but it definitely was not easy A lot of sore fingers but the job is done and I’m back to washing clothes Thanks :)
Comment from : @peaceloveandkay1629

Was looking I replace the molded front gasket I am sorry will put afresh and run this to ground and buy a top loader next
Comment from : @TaranjeetSingh-br7ty

Great video!
Comment from : @sanxiong57

"It's a really easy job " 😂
Comment from : @Rongulch

now this is super hard with the front panel on which i did it because it had a dryer on top and in a tight spot and it was very hard to do i used clamps to hold spring not pins
Comment from : @johncasor9698

I couldn't get the plug to hold at the 2:00 position Moved to the 5:00 position and stabilized with my knee Went smoothly after that Liquid soap is critical to stretching the whole spring
Comment from : @terryotoole9656

I said words I don't usually say But, it worked Thank you
Comment from : @craigcarlock5799

Great video! That job was murder on your fingertips
Comment from : @nathanield4527

Great video Best tutorial for the job I did it without taking off the front panel Our unit is double stacked and in a small closet so taking front out was not an option without help It was tricky until it just happened Thanks again Definitely not "easy" 😁
Comment from : @itso999

That spring you putting on at 17 minutes is a super m’er f’er I don’t have those pegs and I bout to put a stick of dynamite in this pos
Comment from : @nadazilch8169

Absolutely the the worst model to put one on What a cluster **** I’d do 10 lg’s before 1 of those
Comment from : @Dboyer1971

Thank you so much! I had watched a short little 5 minute video that completely glossed over getting the lip placed properly over the inner edge as well as the need to start at the top rather than the bottom This is the core of the entire matter The hardest part is getting the lip mounted on the inner rim Icing on the cake was when you zoomed in on a part of the lip at the bottom that was not seated properly and showed how to work the edge of the rubber This is outstanding instruction! Thank you!!
Comment from : @walterdowns648

Very helpful video with step by step instructions Tried at first without removing the front panel, but was unable to put the bellow in place But after watching this video, realized it will be better to first remove the front panel All in all successful half day project Thanks
Comment from : @siirshad

This project sucked so much It sucked less by the help of this video
Comment from : @clark129

Excellent video—except I thought you said it was "easy!"
Comment from : @paulorlando2718

This guys video helped me a lot but the part about using water and liquid detergent to help the bellow into place is not a good idea This is how you get mold growth Water in a sealed groove will not be able to evaporate
Comment from : @jacquestcomc

Ok, this is the correct video for replacing this bellows the old one can be removed and replaced without removing the front panel, but a new one requires the panel to be pulled the hard part was, and even this guy struggled with it (edit), getting the top notch aligned and started There is a peg/tab in the tub lip and a notch in the rubber boot that must be perfectly aligned to get it started the dish soap worked perfect for lubercation wished I watched the large spring install with the little plastic pegs, would have saved some sore fingers Took me about 125 hours pulling the panels, change out the boot, replacing the panels
Comment from : @rss608