Questions & Answers for: Amana rubber become sticky

...possibility is that the pump vibrates more as the pressure is being built up and perhaps one of the rubber mountings has worn or perished. As long as the fridge is still working properly as you say ...

...rubber grips for on the feet. We have had them out 4 times. Now what? hi there, Most noises from a washing machine occur during the spin cycle. If you hear loud thumping/or sound during the spin, the ...

become sticky and fail to start up without help. Go to the Sears/parts website and enter your Amana model number; if you are lucky, they will have a line drawing of your model which can aid in finding

...rubber mountings are designed to absorb vibration from the compressor. As the mountings age, they can become hard or disintegrate. When this happens, the compressor vibration is transmitted to the ...

...become much noisier over time. I am guessing this is the compressor. Amana is no longer available in Australia and other models do not measure up in quality - any help? Hi!! The noise may be due to ...

...become sticky due to the heat and dust inside the dryer. It is usually best to replace them once the machine is opened up though sometimes the bearings are ok and one can just remove the wheels and ...

...rubber and had become clogged due to something sticky that stuck it together. Caused the freezer water to back up and after cleaning the tube, I had to defrost the refrigerator completely to melt the ...

...become only 1 pull one of the plastic nuts off of the Y tube slip it onto the end of the newly cut single tube slip single tube into outlet threaded outlet of new valve and tighten that plastic nut ...

...become stuck on either the pulley or the pulley that is on the motor itself causing it to start to burn into the rubber. You would need to take apart the cabinet of the dryer and observe the dryer ...

what dryer sheets can I use I would not recommend using dryer sheets at all to be honest. The best alternative, although a bit noisy, are the dryer balls. They are a little smaller than a tennis ball ...