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Thanx for all the response's gents...It turned out to be the Siphon issue....I put the rubber drain hose back inside the washer and elevated it so it wasnt hanging side ways out the back of the washer...then connected the exterior drain hose to it....works fine !!!!! you guys rock ! :bowdown...

thanx btw my model # is LA 613 part number i need is 2-14764 or ps2017573

^ your one smart cookie..... that must be the problem.... the plastic part that connects the rubber hose thats inside the hose to the hose outside the washer cracked so i connected both of the hose's directly to each other..... I guess i gotta replace that part..... Can you guys recommend...

I think it was badass too... where did ya get those pics???? tell me tell me! ;)

interesting...well the drainage pipe that connects to the back of the hose cracked so i removed the metal plate in back and connected the rubber hose thats inside of the washer directly to the drainage hose.... but i looked to see if anything was in the way or if i adjusted or moved...

ugh....then i should just replace this 5 year old washer ;-( thanx bro!!!!!!!

thanx for looking. is it a part i can swap out my self? or is it time for new washer? thanx

you get a cookie! :bowdown: my carbon monoxide detector is also a smoke detector. SO LET ME CHANGE THIS TO "MY SMOKE DETECTOR IS GOING OFF FROM THE DRYER" THANX

Thanx for looking... I am using the round metal exhaust from the big box store....I think it needs a gasket.....or should I just wraps the ends of the piping with duct tape? thanx

thanx for the respones's guys it's flicks off after about 20 minutes of use only when the dryer is used at "high" when it's used at medium it's fine

my bad!!!!!! I meant it has a dual/double 30 Amp breaker...and it's new "seimans" thats the highest i can go right? theres no 40 amp right?

nice....for someone living in the UK....your sure are Americanized? Harley...route 66 sign, vette? whats the deal?

what i do wrong?

thanx for the responses's you talking about this thing??? http://www.homedepot.com/Building-Materials-Heating-Venting-Cooling-Heaters-Baseboard/h_d1/N-5yc1vZ1xr5Zaqt1/R-100495411/h_d2/ProductDisplay?langId=-1&storeId=10051&catalogId=10053

http://www.homedepot.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?recordId=1950&List=List&storeZip=60607&state_1=&langId=-1&store=&storeCity=Chicago&rough=Value&productId=100080894&jspStoreDir=hdus&errorViewName=StoreFinderView&city=&storeState=IL&catalogId=10053&catalogId=10053&zip=60608&storeId...

2nd one...running new line and breaker/conduct etc :thumbup:

A UL listed 30-amp power supply cord, rated 120/240 volt minimum. talk to me boyz

I own a tire shop.... haaa

my rides :)

****...my bad wrong section..... nice way of making my entrance :tard: :bounce: