The DRSNews July 2009 HAPPY 233rd BIRTHDAY, AMERICA!
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by Dave's Repair Service, (c)2009 All Rights Reserved
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In this issue:
1) Revisited: Whirlpool-built washer brake lockup (prev May/June-05) 2) It's July - must be refrigerator maintenance time again!
3) Finally! The back issues
index is up to date!
4) 'Two or more ship free' sale still on!
1) Amazingly, 4 years have gone by since we first talked about this, and
these days,
every Whirlpool-built
washer I'm seeing (Whirlpool, Kenmore, Kitchenaid, Roper, Estate, new
Maytags) has this issue,
so I though it'd be a good idea to cover it briefly again.
If your washer stops spinning with a violent 'bang'
or just stops suddenly without coasting for a few seconds, don't miss
this tip; catching this early will save your washer from damage. Details
at: A Quick
Fix for Whirlpool & Kenmore Washer Brake Lockup Problems
2) I don't know how it rolled around so fast, but somehow July's already
here
again, when I always remind (nag!) you (and myself) to clean your
refrigerator's condenser coil and lube its door seals.
As you know, these two little jobs will make your refrig breathe
easier and save you a bunch of money in the long haul, so they're
definitely worth doing annually.
And seal lube is especially important these days when seals are no
longer held on with screws, making them really tough to replace.
This little trick prevents your ever having to replace them, if
done correctly and annually (our refrig is 30 years old and its
seals still look new, even though its 'Harvest Gold' color is really
getting hard on the eyes <grin>).
So this is your 'official' annual reminder (you needed something else to add to your 'to do' list, right?!)
4) Many of you have put up with my rambling for so long (some of you for
7
years now Amazing! Oh, the endurance!), and one
of ways I've been saying thank you for your incredible support is to
refund subscribers their Priority shipping costs on any two or more
items from the web specials page, at:
http://www.DavesRepair.com/Parts/index.htm
If there are any parts you don't see there, let me know and I should be
able to combine them as well. I have tons of parts that haven't made it to
the website yet, and likely have your part in stock, so feel free to
ask.
(Oh, and I have to limit this offer to US-only subscribers for now. Sorry!)
Pass the word if you know anyone who's in the market for any of the parts
and tools I have on sale. Subscribing is free, of course, but they
do have to put up with my rambling every month <grin>
Inkjet cartridges and toner up to 75% OFF!
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PS - if you love America as much as I do, here's a
must-see 6-1/2 minute video:
Thanks again for inviting me into your inbox. I never take the invitation lightly!
As always, if you have any topics you'd like to see discussed here
or covered in an online article,
let me know and I'll do my best to
oblige. And don't forget those testimonials! Many thanks to
those
of you who've already sent yours in!
May God richly bless you and yours,
and may He continue to have
mercy on America, even as
our leaders do their best to destroy her!
"Let every nation [and government leader] know, whether it
wishes us well or ill, that we shall
pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend,
oppose any foe, in order
to assure the survival and success of liberty." - John F.
Kennedy
Proverbs 21:1
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