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Steve <mju@dvb.inv> writes:
> I've an Amana washer, not sure of the model number, but it's
> relatively new (purchased by previous owner of house). I would like to
> override the lid control so I can briefly watch it agitate with the
> lid open (to see if it's over or under-loaded). Some washer lids
> simply depress a button when closed, but I do not see one here. It
> appears to have the control inside where the lid connects to the
> washer frame - must release a lever or something when closed. Trying
> to figure out if there's some easy way to temporarily override this.
> Any ideas?
Do you hear a click or anything audible when the lid is closed?
If not, wild assed guess:
I wonder if it could be magnetic. Might try running a magnet or
something around the lid opening and see if it actuates any change.
I've my doubts though, given the metal nature of these washing
machines.
I have seen the switch deals like you describe on yours. My newer
Kenmore though has a plastic "finger" attached to the lid that drops
into a hole when the lid is closed.
I am not sure if any of that helps.
I am not sure this is something you really wanna go out of your way to
override though. It could get messy when you forget about it and that
agitate becomes rinse/spin or wash with an unbalanced load.
--
Todd H.
http://www.toddh.net/
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