I'll see if she has a number, but I believe that she made the store where she bought it find them. In the meantime, if your labels are falling off all the time, I wonder if you cleaned the area with alcohol or something before applying them. I have labels that I made for some items here that have been in place for ten years. Betsy At 09:59 AM 7/10/2009, you wrote:
>do you have a number for the Maytag? If you have contact with that friend, >could you ask if maybe they might pass along the number for that specific >department? >I just got a nearly new Maytag, and those overlays would be helpful. I >generally do the marking and am not this time, thus the markings are >falling off regularly. >(we know what we are good at). > >On Fri, 10 Jul 2009, Betsy Whitney wrote: > > > Aloha Joy, > > Just to get you started on your upcoming machine replacement > > adventure... I bought a Whirlpool stack unit and was able to get the > > Users Manual in Braille and also Braille overlays for the controls. > > The technician installed the layovers. > > > > A friend bought a Maytag large capacity washer and was able to get > > Braille overlays for it. You may not be a braille reader, but you > > could probably figure out enough to run the unit. > > Betsy > > At 06:46 AM 7/10/2009, you wrote: > > > > > >> To report the end of my watery adventures, ... Dale you were pretty > >> close in your diagnoses and what with linguistic challenges and > >> missing the pointing and gesturing I was really greatful to have a > >> basic understanding of what might be happening. Seems the piece that > >> the hose for the water gauge connects to (Pipe was what he called > >> it) broke off and the hose disconnected itself. That was the good > >> news and the part that was fixed. However, it seems some sealed unit > >> that contains the main baring that the tub turns on is dying and > >> isn't worth the cost of replacing. So I have only postponed the > >> dread time of buying a new machine. > >> > >> Yes Spiro, you are right four hundred is getting close to the cost > >> of a new machine, but finding one that you can use if you are > >> totally blind is getting more and more challenging! It was bad nine > >> years ago when I started looking for this one and from all I hear > >> its gotten a lot worse. So I can't say I'm looking forward to it. > >> Still at least the expenditure isn't immediate (blessing) and this > >> way I can take my time and try to find something I can live with. > >> > >> Thanks for the help and advice, I'm truly greatful. > >> > >> Yours sincerely, > >> Joy > >> > >> Please take a few moments to browse and enjoy > >> my original artwork at: > >> www.tigerfeathers.ca > >> > >> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > >> > >> > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
