Відео

You saved me from being stuck!!!! Your awsome

Sometimes not having brake lights is what causes that issue for an issue with the brake There's also a manual button to push underneath the steering wheel to shift into drive

Demande unepann kouran

What fuses did it blow?

Thank you man! Got me home today. Now I’m wondering what the actual issue is, any ideas..?

You’re about to get some serious views with this upload! Thanks for sharing.

I love it !!! So much fun!!! Perfect engine/boat combo.

I'd love to hear a full regular cycle with the heaviest soil level it has and the largest load size it has for asmr.

I'd love to hear an asmr video of a full load of colors on the largest load size and cycles available. Thank you so much. I love it.

Live saver bro❤

I can't

6:00:00

Thanks

Thanks for your video!😆

I do think speed queen has inspiration from Maytag. its very identical to Maytag

"Incase youre in this same spot" Thats exactly why im here! haha im in that exact spot

Can feel the warm bursts of air with each turn …sitting in chair with arms folded and head on them like a pillow the vibration and sound and warmth would have me asleep in a few minutes

Yes he is!

Well, this work for a 140 Johnson.

How to put one on a 2 stroke for cylinder 140 Johnson motor.

Omg I'm so close. 8 don't have the tool to get the metal piece off. I'm going crazy. But I do have a will. There will be a way!

Thank you so much! Just saved me big time

Thanks for the great tip! 20 years and I’m still patching this old washer/ dryer set up.

😴😴😴

Put me to bed instantly woke up went to feed the cows

How did u fix it

I love Speed Queen Laundry!

Thanks, especially for part numbers and alert that pump was discontinued (it used to cost only about $46). My machine looks like yours except that it says "Commercial Heavy Duty Washer" instead of "Marathon". I bought it for $440 in 1990 (approx. $1060 in 2023 dollars). Mine first failed by the machine jamming, then repeatedly shutting down due to overheat protection. I was going to get a new machine but another video showed me front panel removal, and playing with it led to "screaming", smoke and belt breakage as you had. I then found your video. Your supplier was out of used pumps but I found a new one on Ebay for $175 (expensive, but less than the $300 that some are charging) and got that and the pump belt. It's now working again. It's arguably disappointing that it "only lasted 34 years" because, living alone, I only use it about once a week. I note that my original pump had its front screws about in the middle of the slots while in your video you put them in the loosest position and my new ones are a bit tighter than that so you can see a little of the slots to the right. My theory is that the original belt was too tight and so it "only" lasted 34 years. I'll have to see if the new one is still working in 34 years; I was 34 in 1990, am 68 now and will be 102 in 2058!

Hilarious :)

if you want the handle on the other side, just move the straps over. its easier than doing what the narrator says to do with the bottom plate.

Thank you... it works like a charm

i am surprised that rheem covered the entire unit. usually a 6 year warrantee is pro rated, so if the unit breaks in 5 years you will get only one year credit toward a new unit. I guess rheem does stand behind their product. My local plumbing supply carries rheem so i buy rheem water heaters

great job, just add a few drops of Zoom Spout oil to the idler pulley, it will take care of that noise

Thanks man you're a genius! I was stuck in 18 degree weather and this got me rolling

Great job! Well, worth repairing these are workhorse machines you should get many many more years out of them, with a little care.

Rheem water heaters are absolutely garbage. I've seen tons of them leak after <6 months, and yes, i said months, not years. I'd recommend getting a Bradford White next time.

Buy a Bradford white. Mine was 26 years old when I replaced it and it was still working perfectly.

I'd like to see a full load of colors.

My water heater was made in the 1970's. No problems with it all these years.

This is a Raytheon built SQ. Raytheon bought SQ from MaGraw Edison back in 1980. These are the same machines you’ll find in Laundromats as Speed Queen has always sold to the public. Prior to 1980 Speed Queen was a solid tub commercial washer also used in Laundromats. Alliance has since modified the drive assembly and updated other things, but all in all these machines have essentially been on the same platform since 1980.

If it rusted out in 6 years it more than likely had a cracked glass liner. The reason for that may have happened for a couple of reasons. Could be a flaw at the factory, could be a very rough handling problem or you could have very hard water and not having properly flushed it, or in that case checking the anode rod

$555/yr to operate? Rheem needs to stop manufacturing resistive heaters altogether. That water heater did you a favor, upgrade out of the dinosaur years and get a Heat Pump model.

Good on Rheem for replacing your water heater even though they were not at fault. This is a good testament to their company. There was probably no rust inside the tank at all. As another comment stated, one of your braided flexable connectors leaked at the rubber gasket. If there is anyone at fault, it is yours for not noticing the leak early on, AND it is Shark Bite for marketing those connectors. I assume it is Shark Bite, though it could be from one of their competitors-I know of at least one. Some advice on the new fitting that you installed-the rubber washers harden and leak after several years. I had two hack "plumbers" whose backs were still wet from their journey to Norte America install them on my new water heater with the blessing of their absent supervising licensed plumber boss. The first one leaked after only two years and I simply tightened it one quarter turn and that stopped the leak. It corroded just like yours did, but not as long and the moisture didn't make it down to my leak detector. The other one began to leak after six years and moisture DID make it down to the leak detector. I bought an inexpensive bag of rubber water heater washers at HD and replaced it. No more leak. The old one had gotten very hard. When the heater was new, I was going to replace those rubber hoses with copper but just when I was about to, the water heater at my parents' house sprung a spraying leak from the sweated copper fitting. So, copper fittings can leak too so I left them on. I watch those rubber connectors like a hawk AND I have a Honeywell leak detector on the wall in my hallway and the detector cord is beside the heater in the drip pan (it's in the attic), which is what alerted me to the leak. I HIGHLY recommend those detectors-they are incredibly sensitive. I also turn off the water when gone more than two days, like vacation. Another thing is, you should buy a sacrificial anode from Rheem online for that heater and install it at 6 years. I just replaced the one in my Rheem Pro gas heater after six years and it could have gone a few more years because it was the thicker diameter version of their PRO series water heater line, but it was still time. I am happy I did it. Definitely replace that anode at no more than five years is my advice.

You should have the video for us to see the inner damage. Obviously, that damage started before the warranty period ended

It appears that your waterline connection to the water heater failed, not the water heater itself.

The image that you provide at about 0:42 seems to graphically demonstrate that the problem with your water heater was that the connection to the hot water outlet leaked... that there was nothing at all wrong with the heater. You did point out that it was leaking around the rim at the top and that the insulation further down was soaked. Sure! Your leaky connection caused water to drip down into the top of the heater, where it doesn't belong, some of which leaked out at the rim on top and the rest of which caused superficial exterior rust on the tank further down.

I'm guessing you're not a plumber lmao Generally I inspect all my water heaters yearly, generally when I turn heat on for the winter for the first time because I'm already there.

The buyer got reamed. Unfortunately today's products are built to fail

It is strange how Google knows your daily moves and thoughts... I just replaced a Rheem water heater from 2016 yesterday and this video shows up today. The burner, the gas valve, the draft motor, were all in excellent condition. The tank started leaking. The warranty was 6 years, so that's gone. Anode rod condition is unknown, but probably would have saved it. I do not know how conducive the water quality was for tank longevity, but the house does have a water softener. Supposedly, a few other common brands of water heaters all come from the same place with different decals installed onto them. What is nice about these consumer brands is that parts are easy to come by when you need them. Ironically, my Bradford white is now 24 years old and working well. I should probably stick another anode rod in it to save it. I've done absolutely nothing to it.

Bradford White is the best made water heater.