Hello, Appliance tech in training, hope to find some mentors here

[rickster]

Hello ,
my name is rick , and im from central pa.I have recently decided after putzing around with simple repairs on direct drive washers and dryers ( water valves/couplers/switches/belts/rollers/fuses/replacing timers etc over the last few years.That id like to start a small buisness to help feed my 4 youngins.I took on overhead, and opened a shop ( cash only ) ..no credit lines.. etc and have come to  a place where my appliance store ios now full of broken machines.I  tested and fixed what i was capable of fixing, and labeled and stored the machines i did not,.Now,.I have a store full of broken machines ( washers) .. and I need to learn some new tricks.I geuss its time to buy some speciality tools,.I would like to tackle the snubbers/lugs/transmissions/tub seals/spin bearings and whatever else I need to learn per machine.Most if the machines i Have accumulated are maytag 2 belt ( some dependable care) type.I found the link to the serbvice repair manual to be dead. Help!?

[JWWebster]

For starters you is gonna need the Dependable care service manual 

[AJ]

Hello and welcome!

I found the link to the serbvice repair manual to be dead.

Some things have changed recently with a lot of the maytag and whirlpool service manuals.

I need to go through some of the links on this site and repair them yet.

I have set up a second site for just service manuals that you maybe interested in at http://appliancedigest.com