gadgetjim

My Dryer requires a 1/4” nut Driver. I actually used a Stanley 6 in 1 screwdriver. This is a great tool for this type of work. It has straight and Philips screwdriver bits ( 2 sizes each) and if you remove the bits, you have a 1/4 and 5/16 nut driver. When I worked Maintenance, I always had one in my pocket.

I’m glad it worked out for you.

Thanks Farhad! I like to be able to make what I need.

It should have 2 wires. It is an AC motor, so polarity will not be an issue. You should hook the two wires from the pump to the two wires from the washer.

Yes, I Use Plastic Foundation and it works well for me!

Joe, It is an AC motor and it does not make any difference how the motor is wired. Good luck!

I am glad it worked out! Thanks for looking and also the feedback!

1/4" is the smallest I ever did. I imagine you may need to use a finer tooth blade and have a lot of patience. I never tried it. If you do, let me know how it turns out!

Thank you, I really do use it a lot.

Typically, the noodles I use are pretty straight (Maybe it depends on the manufacturer?) If it has been stored in an awkward position it may develop a "memory" and be curved. If that happens i will flex it the opposite direction of the curve until it straightens out. I may need to over flex it a little to remove the "memory" in the foam. There can be a little distortion and it will work fine. Good luck!