What is the date of manufacturing based on the serial number of my Kenmore 70 series washer?

Question edited for clarity, 'Manuel' is the name of a Spanish gentleman, a 'manual' is what you want. :>D

June 1999 possibly. Dates are decoded from the Serial Number.

This is the closest manual it is a 655 series 159****

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It is likely that a tissue or paper product was included with the wash load. The series 70 does not have a lint trap. At the hose connection to the house drain lint has been known to build up restricting the emptying. This buildup would not introduce lint into the washer.

If the water temperature is very very cold and you use powder detergent it will not dissolve completely into the water and will leave a white residue on the fabrics.

Try running a short load in the washer allowing for ample water to rinse out the machine before the next wash load.

Can you provide the exact Make, Model and Kenmore model number? ..........

Kenmore model numbers use the format ###.######## with the first three digits of 110 for Whirlpool manufactured machines.........

The model number on top load washers is usually found by lifting the lid and looking above the tub.

The Fixya numbers are Stock Numbers. Series numbers (70, 80, 90) only designate the number of "Bells and Whistles" that a washer has and don't reflect the model number.

See the following for where to find the model number:

http://www.american-appliance.com/catalog/newsdesk_info.php?newsPath=16&newsdesk_id=21&osCsid=c73289e58485c8752675ae1a35ff796b

Since basic top load direct drive, top load electronic and front load washers are very different, the actual Model Numbers are necessary to correctly diagnose the problem.

The manufacture date is determined by the SERIAL NUMBER on the appliance. The following link explains how to determine this on a Whirlpool manufactured washer:

http://www.fixya.com/support/r3576437-determining_the_age_of_your_whirlpool_ap

The second digit in the serial number determines the YEAR it was manufactured. The first two numbers following the second digit identifies the WEEK (52 weeks in a year).

I have personally worked on these model washers and they are reliable. The average lif expectancy is 15 years on most appliances, but some I have found to be 20 years old and higher. They are a simple desgin and easy to work on for consumers or repair technicians. Replacement parts are also fairly inexpensive for most common failures. If you need further assistance, please post back and explain what symptoms you have. I hope you find this information helpful.

the was exhaust hose is either plugged or cracked. also check the drain it is put into as this sometimes will be puleeged with fabric from the clothes you wash

sounds like the timer to me

Replace the lid switch.

This is likely your lid switch has gone out. If you give model number I can give you part number

check your incoming water supply, the buzzing sound is coming fromthe waterinlet valve , soundslikke its trying to fill. possible that the valve is no good as well,

where is the lint trap located