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This is the tag on my washing machine. It died this week. I can’t find any descriptions online that match with the kinds of numbers on here. Can you tell me how old the washer is and if it is worth it to try to fix it?
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Ronda Baldwin your washer is a 1993 Kenmore 110.81320120. It is actually manufactured by Whirlpool. It is absolutely worth fixing. Take a couple more pictures and post those with your question. It does not matter what it looks like and we like fixing "old iron". Your “beast” ;-) should be a direct drive so one common issue with that, is a failed motor coupling. Again, fixable but we need to see more.
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What exactly is wrong with it, or do you know?, and here is the ifixit link for your washer Kenmore 110 Series Washing Machine
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I'm pretty sure one of the belts needs to be replaced for sure. Not sure what else. I don't know if it's a 110 series. I just picked an answer because it wouldn't let me ask the question without it. When I google how to read the serial number, find the manufacture date, etc, none of the answers look like the numbers on my tag. I know it is a very old washer, but I don't know how old. When we turned it over to check the belt and any other possible issues, the whole bottom basically fell off because it is rusted so badly. My husband thinks it's too old to make fixing it worthwhile, but I hate to let it go if it's worth the effort.
@Ronda Baldwin Let me look into that and i will respond in a minute
@Ronda Baldwin GREAT NEWS! I have found you a link to the parts that go on this model. I can confirm by the serial number this is indeed a Kenmore Series 110 here is the link https://www.repairclinic.com/ProductDeta...
@electroscience Just a friendly reminder please put your personal information in your profile not your answers. Could be mistaken for SPAM....:-)
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