We just bought a whirlpool set very similar to this, and our laundry room has the same set-up - washer on the right. My husband kept insisting that I was mistaken; it wasn't reversible, even though the the model specs said it was (I wouldn't have purchased, otherwise). He stated that they'd never expect a homeowner to take out the inner panel and it wasn't doable. Your video proves it is; and so detailed - the perfect "how-to". Thank you so much for doing this!
@@gibsongirl2100 so what your saying is your husband is mad at me 😂😂 Glad I was able to help. Most appliances they make them so you can reverse the doors
Wow thank you! I never would’ve figured this out myself. But I just did it. Thanks to you! By the way, I am at 68 year old grandma, so anyone should be able to do it. Thanks to your great instructions.
I did a stackable washer and dryer installation this weekend and had to replace a door for the job at the customers request. I was very lucky they chose the door that used philips drive and not the dryer door that used torx. Anyhow, wonderful video, nice consistent and clear to understand tone throughout and the cameraman tracked you nicely.
Usually working on most front loaders are a big pain no matter what you are doing with them… they are kind of like new cars, they have made them hard to work on yourself. The “cameraman” will be glad to hear it. Thanks 👍
Was it one of those? If a man tells a woman he's going to do something, he's going to do it. She doesn't have to remind him every six months. Nice that you brought out all extra steps like protecting the powder coated-panels from scratches. It's one of those things that DYIers and even some pros tend to forget about. Good job. Mic could be a bit louder, otherwise - perfect.
Yeah I think I lost the mic during part of it so it was just the phone. Parts of it sounded different when I was editing it. This one was at my son’s house. They have their own “Daddy Do” list for me…My wife doesn’t let me slide for six months no matter how hard I try 😂.
We just bought a whirlpool set very similar to this, and our laundry room has the same set-up - washer on the right. My husband kept insisting that I was mistaken; it wasn't reversible, even though the the model specs said it was (I wouldn't have purchased, otherwise). He stated that they'd never expect a homeowner to take out the inner panel and it wasn't doable. Your video proves it is; and so detailed - the perfect "how-to". Thank you so much for doing this!
@@gibsongirl2100 so what your saying is your husband is mad at me 😂😂
Glad I was able to help. Most appliances they make them so you can reverse the doors
@@MORGANSMaintenance Not mad; a little sheepish, maybe. I tried not to rub it in!
Thank you, I appreciate you educating me.
You are welcome 👍👍
Wow thank you! I never would’ve figured this out myself. But I just did it. Thanks to you! By the way, I am at 68 year old grandma, so anyone should be able to do it. Thanks to your great instructions.
Glad that it helped you… makes me feel good about making the video.
Thanks for taking the time to leave feedback 👍
I did a stackable washer and dryer installation this weekend and had to replace a door for the job at the customers request. I was very lucky they chose the door that used philips drive and not the dryer door that used torx.
Anyhow, wonderful video, nice consistent and clear to understand tone throughout and the cameraman tracked you nicely.
Usually working on most front loaders are a big pain no matter what you are doing with them… they are kind of like new cars, they have made them hard to work on yourself.
The “cameraman” will be glad to hear it. Thanks 👍
That cool I didn’t know that could be switched
Yeah, most these days are pretty simple. Some of the older ones were a bigger deal and more time consuming.
Thank you very much for posting this
You are welcome.. hope it helped 👍
Was it one of those? If a man tells a woman he's going to do something, he's going to do it. She doesn't have to remind him every six months.
Nice that you brought out all extra steps like protecting the powder coated-panels from scratches. It's one of those things that DYIers and even some pros tend to forget about.
Good job.
Mic could be a bit louder, otherwise - perfect.
Yeah I think I lost the mic during part of it so it was just the phone. Parts of it sounded different when I was editing it.
This one was at my son’s house. They have their own “Daddy Do” list for me…My wife doesn’t let me slide for six months no matter how hard I try 😂.
Thank you it really helped.
Appreciate you letting me know. It’s a small change, but it makes life a little easier.
Glad I could help 👍👍
Great video! Thanks!
You are welcome, Glad I could help 👍
thank you. that had been nagging me!
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Glad I could help!
Thank you! Just followed you step by step and got it done😊
That’s great!
Glad I could help 👍👍